Debated Move Restores Funds in Foreign Aid Bill
Washington lawmakers split along party lines over adding 600 million dollars to the Foreign Affairs Committee's cut of 1.109 billion from Eisenhower's 4.9 billion foreign aid request. Rep. Hays led the bid with Rayburn and others backing restoration while Richards warned against opening the cut. The dispute touched Yugoslavia policy as lawmakers weighed aid against neutrality shifts and anti communist aims.
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Washington
Brook Hays
D-Ark
Eisenhower
Dies
D-Tex
Richards
D-Sc
Congress
House
U.S
Yugoslavia
Rayburn
Richards Oth
Hus
Tito
Moscow
West
Brooks Hays
Hays
Foreign Affairs Committee
Rep
Mason
R-I
Nicholson
R-Mass
Rep. Flood
D-Pa
London Homes Raided In Cyprus Gunman Hunt
Scotland Yard detectives raided London homes of Greeks amid a Cyprus gunmen search linked to pro Greek underground EOKA. Documents seized include red ink appeals by Archbishop Makarios for victims of British aggression. Labor Party presses for Cyprus governor Harding’s resignation amid tensions.
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London
Scotland Yard
Labor Party
John Hiesnen
Cyprus
Val Beaverbrook
Daily
Bis Press
Mankarios
Lolarides
Laborarty
Hugh Yaitskell
Daily Herald
Harding
EOKA
Britain
Steel Workers and Owners Reach Nego Trade for Half Billion Wages
In New York the steel industry and 650,000 workers seek a new wage contract before midnight June 20. Four negotiators from each side work toward a package deal including guaranteed annual wage and weekend premium pay. The exact wage increase remains undisclosed.
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New York
America
Broken Scaffold Endangers Pair
In Dallas Oak Cliff two cement finishers Lee DeSpaing and J K Miller hung for about 30 minutes from a broken scaffold eight floors up while they were on the side of a nine story building. Firemen rescued them using a 100 foot aerial ladder and they were hospitalized for observation.
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Dallas
Lee DeSpaing
J. K. Miller
Oak Cliff
Cool Front Brings Rain Prospects to West Texas
A June cool front moved into the Texas Panhandle bringing stability and scattered thunderstorms expected in Northwest Texas Thursday afternoon. Remnants may drift into North Central Texas for showers tonight and Friday morning as a new storm system prompts tornado warnings in Nebraska and Kansas. Lincoln, Nebraska faced widespread power outages and damages from storms and a 96 mph wind at the Naval Air Station.
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Texas Panhandle
U.S. Weather Bureau
Texas
Oklahoma Panhandle
Gage
Okla
Dalhart
West Texas
Lamesa
Wink
Lufkin
Dallas
Midwest
Weather Bureau
Nebraska
Kansas
Pleasonton
Neb
Inman
Kan
Bemidji
Minn
Lincoln
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Capitol City
Lincoln Naval Air Station
Russell
Soviet Premier Bulganin Sends New Note to Eisenhower
Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin has written a new letter to President Eisenhower. Georgi Zarubin arranged delivery at the State Department with discussions about disarmament and a proposed U S friendship treaty. Zarubin canceled a Moscow trip, fueling speculation he was told to stay and deliver the note.
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Washington
Nikolai Bulganin
Eisenhower
Georgi N. Zarubin
State Department
Zarubin
Dulles
Bulganin
Russia
United States
Moscow
Muscle Man Hargitay Presses Assault Charge in Washington
Mickey Hargitay the Mr Universe winner filed assault charges against Chuck Krauser after a dressing room scuffle during Mae West troupe performances in Washington. Krauser says self defense and a jury trial is planned for June 28 with Miss West present during hearings.
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Washington
Uni Knight
Mae West
Mickey Hargitay
United States
Chuck Krauser
Krauser
Miss West
George Fiferman
Mickey
Hargitay
London
Miss Mansfield
Hollywood
Eiferman
Kenneth D. Wood
Weather forecast from the U.S. Weather Bureau at the terminal
Cloudy and windy conditions expected through Friday with southerly winds. Thunderstorms possible in the Peatan area. Temperatures listed for Abilene Denver Chicago and other cities with highs around 88 and lows near ten.
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U. Weather Bureau
Abilene
Chivage
Denver
New York
Six County Inmates Escape from Ector County Jail
Six inmates escaped the Ector County jail by sawing bars and prying window bars, then climbing down the courthouse lattice. Richardson, White, Sisk, Parker, Collier, and Spencer prompted a cross county manhunt with roadblocks and patrols. Richardson was captured at his sister Lenora Jernigan’s home in Odessa at 12:30 p.m. local time.
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Buddy Wayne Richardson
Ector County
Earnest Broughton
Odessa
W. B. (Blackie) McNerlin
Monahans
Richardson
Lenora Jernigan
North Dotsy
Harvey Gray
Midland
Everett W. Spencer
Waco
Spencer
Moonlight Bar
Steve Killough
Sheriff's Office
Richard W. White
Ft. Worth
Billy Joe Sisk
Eagle Trailer Courts
James Ray Parker
West Georgia
Thomas O. Collier
West
Texas
Lzas
Kermit, McCamey
Texas Rangers
Highway Patrol
Jess Cariker
al Smithers
White
Freedom
Roddey Mims
Democratic Governor Candidates Criticize GOP Farm Policy in West Texas
In West Texas the Democratic hopefuls Lamb and O Daniel campaigned for the Texas governor nomination and attacked Republican farm policies. W Lee O Daniel toured Brownwood Brady and San Saba with a fire truck caravan while Daniel and Yarborough urged farmers to back parity price supports and opposed foreign aid-driven agricultural competition.
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U.S
Price Daniel
Ralph Yarborough
West
Congress
Eisenhower
Daniel
Agriculture and State Departments
State Department
Yarborough
Orion
Agriculture Benson
Texas
Orton
Ezra Tatt Benson
Welder Robbed by New Friends in New Mexico
Alvis JD Finley of Lubbock reported to Sheriff Henry Mayfield that a man and a woman got him drunk in Hobbs New Mexico and robbed him of 40 dollars, a wristwatch, and his trousers. Finley, found unconscious near Lamesa, regained consciousness hours later wearing only a shirt, shorts and glasses while driving from Lubbock to Hobbs.
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Lamesa
Tex
Lubbock
New Mexico
Henry Mayfield
Alvis JD Finley
Finley
Hobbs
N. M
Federal bill would create fourth judge for Texas district
A House Judiciary subcommittee approved a bill to add a fourth federal judgeship in the Northern District of Texas. The measure moves to full committee for consideration, with support citing caseload increases and efficiency gains.
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Washington
Texas
Israeli Founder Ex-Premier Seen Quitting Cabinet
Israeli papers predict Foreign Minister Moshe Sharett may resign from the cabinet amid a rift with Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion. Reports say Golda Meir might succeed him as foreign minister, with Sharett possibly offered the Mapai secretaryship which he reportedly rejects.
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Jerusalem
Moshe Sharett
Sharett
Davie Ben-Gurion
Israel
Golda Myerson
Labor Minis
Ter
Tel Aviv
Haaretz
Ben-Gurion
Shared
Mapai Social Democratic Labor Party
Sharedz
Bene Gurion
Sharetth
Mapai
Myersop
Four Men Beat Glasscock Sheriff After High Speed Chase
Big Lake Texas UP report says Sheriff Bester Cox was beaten by four men after a high speed stop in Garden City. The suspects fled in a maroon 946 model Chevy toward Mexico. Cox, knocked unconscious, later contacted the highway patrol and was treated at a Big Lake hospital. warrants from San Angelo charge assault on a police officer.
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Big Lake
Tex
Glasscock County
Sherif Bister
Cox
Wexss Pebicay
Vic Atwood
Garden City
Biplake
Pings
Highway Patrol
Mexico
San Angelo
Hirehway
Texas
3 Cities Seek GOP Convention in Texas and Oklahoma
Houston Corpus Christi El Paso and Wichita Falls vie to host the August 28 State Republican convention. The site and candidates for state offices will be decided by the State Executive Committee in Austin on Monday. Indications favor El Paso as a convenient stopover from the Republican National Convention opening August 20 in San Francisco.
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Houston
Corpus Christi
Fire Damage Hits Radi Building in Mount Pleasant
A fire believed to start from factory wiring caused about 100000 dollars in damage to the Radi Building, a large one story structure in the heart of Mount Pleasant Tex last night.
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Mount Pleasant
Tex. Com
Radi
Top-Level Polish Leaders Hold First Press Conference Since Reds Takeover
In Vienna, Jozef Cyrankiewicz and other leaders of Poland's Communist government addressed the first top-level press conference since the Soviet-backed takeover after World War II. Radio Warsaw quoted Cyrankiewicz urging that press criticism be necessary and extended.
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Vienna
Austria
Jozef Cyrankiewicz
Poland
Communis Povernment
Radio Warsaw
Cyrankiewicz
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