Two Oilfield Workers Face Charges in Odessa Girl Assault
Two 20s suspects, described as roughnecks from the oilfields, were moved from Odessa City Jail to Crane for filing of charges in an alleged assault on a 15 year old Odessa girl. A third man, Earnest Franklin, 22, accompanied them to Crane for county talk. The incident occurred on a lonely country road north of Crane after midnight Saturday. The girl is reported hurt and her mother and father suffered stress amid the family crisis.
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Odessa
Crane
Morris Leap
Crane Balci
Atty
Ben Spencer
Fren Carlsbad
Oudessa-Crane
Bennie Richardson
Clements Street
Ana
Estes
Recharusen
Oarother
Earnest Franklin
Leadrang
Termes
Franklin
Po- Lee
S.iveyv
Treether
Olew
Try
Burrs
Rescued Tourists From Park Toll Road Stall
About three dozen tourists were rescued early today from a trapped road high in Rocky Mountain National Park. Dist Ranger Edward J. Kirk said seven to nine cars remained stalled in 2 to 3 foot drifts. Rescuers led the last travelers down from the 12,100 foot trailhead to Estes Park after 3 a.m. MST. No serious injuries. few nerves worn after a night in blowing snow and near zero visibility. Names not learned.
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Estes Park
Kirk
Weather forecast with scattered storms and heat
Partly cloudy with scattered thundershowers tonight and tomorrow afternoon. Highs around 92 degrees, tonight's low near 65. Yesterday reached 98 with the overnight low about 71.
Jury Selection Opens in Insurance Case Tie to Shivers Era
In 88th District Court Austin jury selection began for a receivership case involving Lloyds and an insurance firm. Ralph Yarborough appeared citing a court order for subpoena compliance as he seeks to challenge Governor Shivers’s campaign timeline and political interference claims.
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Besa
Chives Q. Betts
Ralph Yarborough
Austin Idternes
Cancidage
Yarborcough
Gov Adan Shacrs
Maine
Yarborough
Sy’orr III
Dallas
Houston
Liard
America
Ralph Hammonds
Libva
Organizatioonm
Wes
Charles Q. Betts
Hammonds
John VanCronkhite
Shivers and
Publicity
Mar
VanCronkhi 2
VanCronkhite
Lloyd's
Herman Jones
Austin
Wilson Says Third War Is Not the Answer
Defense Secretary Wilson told USC graduates that a third world war cannot stop communism. He urged fighting false ideas with truth and superior philosophy, warning that war would cause enormous waste and delay human progress.
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Columbia
S.C. i
Defense Wilson
University of South Carolina
Wilson
McCarthy Hearing Enters Its 28th Day of Testimony
Army Secretary Stevens and Counselor Adams face McCarthy aides as the hearings stretch into day 28. The probe into Schine’s CIA ties, alleged pressuring tactics, and possible lies continues with transcripts circulating publicly and calls for DOJ review.
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Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Ts Rential
Sen
McCarthy
Army
Justice Department
Secretary of the Army
Stevens
John Z. Adame
Subcommittee
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Abrmay
Pvt
David Schine
Adams
Blackman
Cutinse
Cohn
Freak
Cis P. Carr
Son
Potter
Joe Must Go Recall Effort Fails in Wisconsin
The Joe Must Go Club announced it failed to reach the 403,904 signatures required to recall Sen. McCarthy in Wisconsin. Officers stated the drive ended at midnight Saturday without reporting a final count, but claimed the effort showed anti McCarthy sentiment could spur future recall actions.
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Sauk City
Wis
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Another Statehood Effort Scheduled
Republican congressional leaders said after a White House meeting they will try again to pass Hawaii statehood this session. The House has approved Hawaii statehood while Senate Democrats added Alaska. The Senate bill languishes in the House Rules committee as Eisenhower aides and GOP members favor Hawaii but oppose Alaska at this time.
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White House
House
Senate
Democrats
Alaska
House Rules Committee
Congress
Hawaii
Joseph W. Martin( Jr.Mass
GOP
Eisenhower
Supreme Court rules FPC authority over natural gas prices
The Supreme Court 3-3 decision upholds the Federal Power Commission’s power to regulate Phillips Petroleum Co. natural gas prices for interstate sale. Majority Justice Minton said regulation of independent gas producers in interstate commerce mirrors regulation of pipelines to protect consumers. Justice Clark dissented, arguing the ruling overextends federal control beyond Congress intent.
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Supreme Court
Federal Power Commission
Phillips Petroleum Co
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Commission
Phillips
Minto
Chie
Warren
Black
Reed
Frankfurter
Douglas
Clark
Burton
Jackson
High Court
FPC
Philips
Oklahoma
Texas
New Mexico
Justice Minton
Congress
Vietminh Circle Delta Defense as June Assault Looms
Vietminh troops encircle the Red River delta surrounding Hanoi and Haiphong as French reinforcements rush in. Analysts expect a major rebel assault before June end unless a ceasefire intervenes.
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Indochina
Dien Bien Phu
Red River
Europe
Haiphong
U.S
Hansi
Doson Penin‘Sula
Doson
Chamber of Commerce Kicks Off Member Drive
The General Division of the Chamber of Commerce begins a Tuesday kickoff breakfast at 7 30 a m in the Lincoln Hotel with about 150 men in 22 teams aiming to contact 750 local business houses. The goal is 250 new members and raising about 28000 over last year toward a 65000 total budget.
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Chamber of Commerce
OdesSay
Lincoln Hotel
H. H
Pat) Simmons
Chamber
Louis Montgomery
Crit McDonald
Garnet Plank
Diversified Group
Ed Costello
Kenneth Jumper
Donald A. Deer
W. G. Inabnet
Lonnie Phillips
Crowded Docket Delays Parr Request in Assault Case
In San Diego Texas on June 7, District Judge A S Broadfoot delayed Parr’s request for a change of venue due to a crowded docket. George Parr faces assault with intent to murder charges while C T Stansell Jr, former Duval auditor, is indicted on 17 forgery counts. Parr plans a not guilty plea. Parr circulated near the courthouse and dismissed the injunction petition as moot.
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San Diego
Tex
A. S. Broadfoot
South Texas
George Parr
Broadfoot
Parr
C. T. Stansell, Jr
Duval County
Stansell
North
Texas
Thenavides
Mexican Fishing Boat Is Seized Near Veracruz
Veracrúz June 7 Mexican authorities seized the American fishing boat Arrow on a poaching charge. The Arrow was captured by the Mexican Coast Guard cutter David Porter three miles off the Gulf shore. Mexico claims a nine mile limit and the Arrow carried about six tons of shrimp. The cargo and nets were confiscated and the vessel will be released upon payment of a 5000 peso fine.
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Mex
Arrow
Moncay
Coast Guard
David Rorter
Gulf Shore
Mexico
U.S
U. S
Plainview Doctor's Wife Dies In Crash
Mrs. Ralph E. Donnell, 31, wife of a Plainview physician, died when the car she rode in overturned near Seymour. Dr. Donnell and their son Woody, 8, were injured lightly. Patrolmen sought a truck believed involved, as the Donnell car swerved to avoid an object protruding from the oncoming vehicle and went off the highway.
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Ralph E. Donnell
Plainview
Here
Donnell
Woody
Milk Prices Drop in Houston Area
Retail milk prices fall to a penny a quart in the Houston region as distributors pass along lower bulk prices from the South Texas Producers Assn. The move reflects a regional price reduction affecting local grocery shoppers.
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Houston
South Texas
Bus Strike Continues Across 12 States
The Continental Trailways walkout persists with 700 plus drivers on strike across 13,000 miles in 12 states. Federal Mediation Service seeks talks between management and Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen as issues center on wages pensions and unit consolidation.
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Continental Trailways
Federal Mediation Service
Walter C. White
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
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Dixie
Thestrike
Western
Central
Luna
Dixie Division
T. S. Reece
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Oklahoma
Two Accused Killers Held After Striking City
New York police said a 14 year old girl Dorothy Westwater died after a stabbing and beating in Manhattan as John Francis Roche 27 and Norman Roye 18 face charges. Roche a former convict was arraigned held for June 21. Roye admitted rapes and strangulations including Mrs Isadora Goomes 66 and two other women.
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New York
John Francis Roche
Norman Roye
Isadora Goomes
Manhattan
Marion Brown
Miss Brown
Roche
Rosa Chronik
Alex Jablonka
Goomes
Raye
Margaret Branch
Kathleen Stewart
Polo Grounds
Roye
Bidault and Molotov discuss Indochina cease-fire supervision
In Geneva French Foreign Minister Bidault and Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov held a 50 minute meeting described as cordial to discuss supervising the Indochina cease-fire. They failed to agree on a supervising commission but considered including three Asian nations plus one Communist and one Western nation.
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Georges Bidault
Russia
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Indochina
Molotov
Bidault
India
Pakistan
Ceylon
Neutral Nations Supervision Commission
Korea
Switzerland
Sweden
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Molostov
Paris
Joseph Laniel
Laniel
Nedow Withdraws Channel 7 Bid in Odessa
Nedow of KECK radio withdraws his application for channel 7 in Odessa. A letter to the FCC from Nedow’s attorney requests dismissal of the application, leaving Cecil Trigg’s Odessa Broadcasting and an Oklahoma Oregon group as the two remaining bidders. Trigg and KOSA program director John Vacca are in Washington for the FCC hearing.
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Ben Nedow
KECK
Odessa
Federal Communications Commission
Nedow
KOSA
Ben Nednow
Ector County Broadcasting Company
George McLain
Washington
FCC
The
American Today
Cecil Trigg
Odessa Broadcasting Company
Oklahoma-Oregon Group
Trigg
John Vacca
Dr Fisher Improves After Week of Illness
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Geoffrey Fisher, was reported much improved after a week of illness due to a severe cold.
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London
Canterbury
Geoffrey Fisher
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