Japanese Officials Map Strong Security Plans
Tokyo AP dispatch reports heavy security measures for President Eisenhower's June 19 arrival in Tokyo. Police plan 25 000 officers, 13 assault trucks, 52 motorcycles, sidecars, radio cars, and increased embassy guards to deter potential disruptions by Communist and extremist groups.
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Communist Party
Sohyo Labor Federation
Zengakuren Student Federation
White House
James C. Hagerty
Emperor Hirohito
U.S
Socialist Party
Screen Writers Back At Work After 22 Week Strike
Hollywood AP reports Writers Guild of America West members voted nearly unanimously to accept a 42 month contract with major film producers resuming work for theatrical films. TV writers demand profit sharing from foreign sales as talks with independent producers continue. settlement expected next week.
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Hollywood
Writers Guild of America
West
Guild
Alliance of Independent Television Producers
Postman Won't Quit Nudism
Homestead Florida United Press International reports mailman Walter Stiles 44 refuses to give up sunbathing to save his postal job. He says nudism is a lifestyle not a peep show and will appeal the suspension over a photo in Sun Shine and Health. He calls opponents crazy and cites a legal ally.
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Homestead
Fla
UPI
Walter Stiles
Stiles
Sunshine and Health
Gene Lary
Dallas
Assa
Man Burns Wallet in Trash Fire Incident
In Richmond Virginia Fred L Thames accidentally burned his billfold containing 1700 dollars and titles to three cars He said he placed newspapers in an incinerator and did not realize his wallet was inside Thames managed to salvage a number of burnt notes after spotting the burning wallet among the papers.
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Richmond
Fred L. Thames
Thames
Tornadoes Hit Northeast Texas Cause Major Damage
Severe storms ripped through Sulphur Springs and Pecan Gap causing an estimated 400000 dollars in damage. No deaths or injuries were reported though a few locals described near misses and homes flood after a 1.5 inch rainfall. Other Texas towns reported damaged property and scattered injuries from slick streets and high winds.
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Dallas
R. D. Jenkins
Jenkins
Pecan Gap
Paris
Department of Public Safety
Associated Press
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White Rock Lake
Texas Panhandle
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Waco
College Station
Lubbock
Galveston
Panhandle
South Plains
North Central
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Bonham
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Fort Worth
Childress
Mineral Wells
Wichita Falls
Wink
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Lufkin
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Corpus Christi
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Odessa Rites Set Wednesday for Huber Family
Paul Huber 79 a Odessa truck farmer died Monday in Medical Center Hospital from a sudden illness. Services set for Wednesday at 4 p m in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Midland. Burial at Sunset Memorial Gardens with Hubbard Funeral Home in charge. Survived by Lola Z Johnson wife. three sons Stanley Odessa Kenneth Mesa Phoenix Windell Phoenix. four daughters all Phoenix Verda Willis Winona Willis Aleen Johns Laree Pierson. one sister Libby Openshaw Modesto. 19 grandchildren seven great grandchildren. Wayne B Ames district president of the LDS from San Angelo will officiate.
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Midland
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Huber Gardens
Yukon Rd
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Rockville
Utah
Salt Lake City
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Stanley
Kenneth
Mesa
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Phoenix
Verda Willis
Winona Willis
Aleen Johns
Laree Pierson
Libby Openshaw
Modesto
Calif
Wayne B. Ames
San Angelo
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Hubbard Funeral Home
Installation Set At Denver City Lions Officers
Denver City Lions hold an installation barbecue Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Community Building to install new officers. Deputy district Governor John Hansard of Brownfield will install the officers, including Bob Conger president Ralph Townes first vice president Ken Polston second vice president Joe McWilliams third vice president Bill Stephenson secretary treasurer Edgar Sef Lion Tanner John Bednarz tail-twister Joe Taylor and R. N. Tipps as directors.
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Denver City Lions
Lions
John Hansard
Brownfield
Bob Conger
Ralph Townes
Ken Polston
Joe McWilliams
Bill Stephenson
Edgar Sef
Lion Tanner
John Bednarz
Joe Taylor
R. N. Tipps
Hobbs Man Fined In Theft Case
A 25 year old Hobbs man remained in the city jail Monday after being fined 25 dollars in city court on a petty theft charge. Police said they arrested Joseph Stewart Sunday night after an employee reported a shoplifter at Sundown Food Store at 400 South Grant. Stewart was accused of stealing a jar of instant coffee and two green peppers.
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Joseph Stewart
Sundown
South Grant
Stewart
Three Hot Check Charges Filed in Ector County
Three people face charges in Ector County Court after early week checks were deemed worthless. M E Adams allegedly passed a $10 check at Hilltop Service Station, Arlene Vaughn a $10 check at Cecil's Liquor Store, and Carl Mathews a $20 check at Food Mart. Adams and Vaughn are charged with defrauding, Mathews with theft by worthless check.
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Ector County
M. E. Adams
Hilltop
Arlene Vaughn
Cecil
Carl Mathews
Food Mart
Adams
Vaughn
Mathews
Fines Assessed In Disturbance
Rolina Watson, 48, of 311 Lindy, was jailed after a $30 city court fine for assault and disturbance. Ernest Miles, 42, of 623 College, was stabbed in an alley disturbance and treated at Medical Center Hospital, then released after overnight observation. Miles was also jailed and fined $50 on a disturbance charge.
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Rolina Watson
Lindy
Ernest Miles
College
Miles
Medical Center Hospital
Chamber Obtains 26 New Members in Odessa
Odessa Chamber of Commerce signs 26 new members to add 1900 dollars in new money. Contact Club hosts two concerted half-day drives with about 40 members participating. Foreman called the effort successful and plans monthly drives going forward.
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Chamber
Odessa Chamber of Commerce Contact Club
Ed Foreman
Foreman
Contact Club
Odessa Man Wounded In Chest Stabbing
A 71 year old Odessa man Adolph French was treated at Medical Center Hospital for a stab wound in the chest after a disturbance in the 1200 block of Electric Street. He did not want to file charges against the attacker.
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Odessa
Medical Center Hospital
Adolph French
Wabash
Speedboat Racer Drowns In Lake
A hydroplane racer at the Pan-American Regatta on Lake Pontchartrain died when his speedboat flipped at about 100 miles an hour. Rolland C. Ghirardi, 31, of Morgan City La., was buried from his 266 cubic inch hydroplane before his wife and father.
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New Orleans
UPI
Ponchartrain
Rolland C. Ghirardi
Morgan City
Odessaman Freed After Posting $500 Bond on Check Swindle Charge
A 3 yearold Odessaman, Robert William Wingfield, age 33, posted a $500 bond and was released after being charged with check swindle in Taylor County. Deputies reported he was arrested following a warrant from Abilene officers at 33 West 2nd.
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Taylor County
Rober William Wingfield
West
Abilene
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