Trade Treaty Launches New European Venture
Paris reports six European nations plan to abolish all trade and travel barriers among themselves to boost production and trade, with a pledge to aid Black Africa. Signed March 29 by France Italy Germany Luxembourg Netherlands and Belgium, ratification expected by January 1 1958. France Germany and Italy wary of competition while others push for rapid implementation.
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Paris
Africa
France
Italy
Germany
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Bielgium
Paul-Henri Spaak
Belgium
Europe
America
Tin-Can Trip Is Typical For U.S. Patients
A polio patient journeyed by air with iron lung support from Bangkok to Washington, sharing flights with other patients and a premature baby. Reporter Frank Carey accompanies a Military Air Transport Service team and faces delays from mechanical issues and storms on a 12 600 mile evacuation that tested resilience and medicine.
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Thailand
Washington, D. C
Woesa
Honolulu
Japan
Dale Bryant
Williamstown
N. Y
Oswego County
Bryant
Joan
Manila
Tteam
Military Air Transport Service
Pacific
Denver
Fitzsimmons Army Hospital
Fourth Test Shot Set Wednesday
LAS VEGAS Nov 8 press report from the Atomic Energy Commission announces the fourth nuclear shot in its summer test series is postponed to Wednesday at 4 45 a m Pacific time due to technical preparations. A press briefing shifts to Tuesday. The test may be a small balloon device possibly a trigger for an H bomb following last week’s miniature detonation.
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Las Vegas
The
Atomic Ergery Commission Today
AEC
United States
Court Fears Teen Romance Prompted Injunction
In Houston on June 8 Judge J. W. Mills used broad authority to halt a 16-year-old boy and a 15-year-old girl's relationship. The temporary injunction bans eloping, contact, or communication. Parents and attorneys accepted it as a judgment. The judge warned against steady dating and urged parents churches and schools to counsel teenagers. He asserted he can enforce the order.
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h-Young Jave Jis
Domestic Relations
J. W. Wills
Judge Mills
Dulles' plane forced down near Washington after engine fail
Secretary of state John Foster Dulles rode a Navy twin engine to Washington from New Vern when one engine failed and smoke trailed the aircraft. He landed safely at Anacostia Naval Air Station, joked he almost outfoxed reporters, and noted he was busy with disarmament papers. Pilot Cmdr Walter McGuire said one engine kept the craft aloft and the field was in sight. The oil seal failure in the engine caused the smoke.
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America
John Foster Dulles
Anacostia Naval Air Station
Navy
New Vern
Anacostia
Potomac River
Washington National Airport
Dulles
National Airport
Cmdr
Walter McGuire
Deerfield
Mr. Dulles
McGuire
Baltimore
Highway official reelected at Alliance convention
Alliance Nebraska June 3 Harley Rhoades of Burlington Colorado was reelected president of the International Parks Highway Assn at its annual convention. Joe Satterwhite of Brownfield Texas was named vice president and T W Backlund of Burlington Colorado was reelected treasurer.
Texas Papers Share In NEA Annual Awards
The 72nd NEA convention in San Francisco honored Texas newspapers among 24 categories. Winners include Hereford Brand for General Excellence weekly and Perryton Ochiltree County Herald for Excellence in Typography, with multiple Texan papers cited for news, features, and service to small papers.
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San Francisco
National Editorial Association
Max Thomas
NEA
Thomas
Crowley
Ohio
Daily Signal
States
Hawaii
Hereford
Texas
Fort Morgan
Colo
Morgan County Herald
la Grange
Tex
Journal
Canadian
Canyon
Perryton
Ochiltree County
Herald
Julia
H. M. Bagsarly
Farwell
State Line Tribune
Seguin
Enterprise
Don Wenzl
Wellington
Thira
Pilot Killed In Plane Mishap Near St. Clair Mo
ST. CLAIR Mo June 5 Glenn Huffman 20 Ft Leonard Wood soldier from Snyder Texas was seriously injured and the pilot Wesley Bates 38 Waynesville Mo was killed when a small private plane crashed while landing at a small strip east of here. The plane struck a high voltage line and burst into flames Huffman was hospitalized at Washington Mo
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ST. Clair
Glenn Huffman
Ft. Leonard Wood
Snyder
Tex
Here
Wesley Bates
Waynesville
State Highway Patrol
Huffman
Washington, Mo
Water Board Seeks Flood Study Funds
The State Board of Water Engineers asked for 17 000 to fund an emergency study of the 1957 Texas floods. Chairman R Dixon said rainfall and river feeding exceeded prior events and current appropriations are depleted. Funds were sought from five districts and river authorities as the Legislature rejected a 25 000 emergency request.
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Austin
State Board of Water Engineers Today
Texas
Stn
Price Daniel
Brazos
Sheriff Catches Four Escapees Near Gatesville
CLEGURNE June 2 Four boys who escaped from the state training school at Gatesville Texas were injured here today. Sheriff Earl Emz captured the youths after a pursuit at about 110 miles per hour. The train station identified them as David Thompes, Jimmy Petigns, Lovd Lambert, and George Fhoaers from Fort Worth.
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Gatesville
Tex
Cebarnne
Earl Emz
Dows
Iaitine
David = Thompes
Jimmy
Petigns
Worth
Lovd Lambert
Fort Worth
George Fhoaers
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Court
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John Vander Meer
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United Press
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Chicago White Sox
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Texas Papers
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