Congress Fast to Plug Hole in Loyalty Security Ruling
Senators Mundt Eastland and McCarthy urged swift passage of a bill to negate a Supreme Court decision limiting dismissals on security grounds. Harry Cain supported the critique, while Defense Department said Irving J. August of Seattle was offered reinstatement after a Red Cross job loss tied to security questions.
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Supreme Court
Eastland
Dmiss
McCarthy
R-Wis
Harry P. Cain
Cain
Eisenhower
Sen. Hennings
D-Mo
Red Cross
Army
Defense Department
Irving J. August
Seattle
August
Progressive Party
Vets and water issues dominate Texas campaigning
Campaign stops across Texas thread veterans land, redistricting, and water conservation. Land Commissioner Rudder defends the veterans land program in Waco. Lt. Gov. Ramsey calls for a comprehensive water program or a special session. Smith urges redistricting in Houston while Yarbrough and O Daniel campaign in Quitman Hearne Cameron Marlin and Temple.
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Veterans Land Program
Waco
Earl Rudder
Texas
Veterans Land
Houston
John Smith
Harris County
Rayburn
Patman
Skard
Smith
Ben Ramsey
Lubbock
South Plains
Ralph Yarbrough
Quitman
Young Governors Inaugurated At Lone Star And Bluebonnet States
Danny Yeary of Cle burne and Sherry Stewart of Wichita Falls were inaugurated as the new governors of Lone Star Boys State and Bluebonnet Girls State. The ceremonies marked the start of citizenship training for 516 boys and 360 girls who will participate in state level activities, with the Legislature meeting in the Capitol.
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Cleburne
Lone Star Boys
Sherry Stewart
Wichita Falls
Bluebonnet Girls
American Legion
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Senate
House
Weather Forecast From U S Weather Bureau At The Air Terminal
Partly cloudy and warm through Friday. High today 98, low 70. High tomorrow 96, overnight 69. City temperatures include Amarillo 63, Denver 63, El Paso 108, Fort Worth 89, Galveston 75, New York 89, Oklahoma City 85, San Antonio 97, St Louis 83. Sunset today 7 56 pm, Friday 5 43 pm.
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Eisenhower Seeks Fast Germany Reunification During Visit
President Eisenhower told German Chancellor Adenauer in a 10 minute Walter Reed Hospital meeting he hopes for early action on reunification to liberate 17 million Germans in the Eastern zone. Dulles and Mrs. Eisenhower witnessed the discussion as Adenauer continued his U.S. visit after surgery.
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Eisenhower
Konrad Adenauer
Germany
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Dulles
Henry Kellerman
State Department
Adenauer
New York City
U. S&s
Walter Reed Hospital
Hagerty
John Foster Dulles
United Press
Dutch Papers Deny Royal Influence Crisis
Dutch newspapers deny claims that faith healer Miss Greet Hofmans influenced Queen Juliana and state affairs. The reports abroad sparked political speculation but editors call it a private royal matter and say parliament elections were unaffected.
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Netherlands
Juliana
Beatrix
Rome
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Gereman
der Spiegel
Frarkefurt
Greet Hofmans
Bernhard
Maria Cristina
High Truman Officials Convicted In Tax Case
Two high Truman administration officials were found guilty of conspiracy to defraud the government in a tax case. White House aide Matthew J. Connelly and former Justice Department tax chief T Lamar Caudle faced jury verdicts after a six week trial. Bail bonds and new trial motions followed as the court prepared for sentencing.
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Caudle
Harry L Schwimmer
Kansas City, Mo
Irving Sachs
Sachs
Ralph Truman
Hulen
Charles Margiotti
Marigiotti
Turncoat Pole Reveals Red Plan to Attack Capitalism
London telegram cites Seweryn Bailor a Polish defector who claims the Soviet Union plans a general offensive once colonies are isolated. Bailor, a former Polish Communist official, says Khrushchev outlined the plan at a July Central Committee meeting and criticized Molotov after his resignation.
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Daily Telegraph Today
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Soviet Union
Seweryn Bailer
Communist Party
Telegraph
Bialer
Russia
Storms Expand Heat Wave Take Toll Along Gulf Coast
Storms battered 300 miles of Gulf Coast and inland near Natchez Mississippi as a six day heat wave persisted. The tugboat May Dee with 15 aboard sank off Gulfport. nine rescued later three more. A Wisconsin storm toppled a TV tower near Rhinelander. Cincinnati’s hotel marquee collapsed injuring six. Elmer Knot died from a lightning strike at Mt. Pleasant Pennsylvania. Heat death and drownings rose across the belt as temperatures hit near 100.
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United Press
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Natchez
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May Dee
Gulfport
J. Cenac
Wisconsin
Upper
Michigan
Rhinelander
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Sheraton-Gibson
Elmer H. Knot
Mt. Pleasant
Mississippi River
Atlantic Seaboard
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Pittsburgh
New York City
U.S
Atom Sub Facts Figure In Trade
The United States signed an information exchange pact with Great Britain on military atomic engines. The deal likely permits Britain to obtain technical details about the U S Nautilus submarine. State Department press officer Lincoln White said the agreement covers mainly technical matters.
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United States
Great Britain
U. S
State Department
Lincoln White
Parr Tax Trial In New Round
Government lawyers seek an early trial setting in Austin after the Supreme Court ruling that the Parr tax fraud case may be tried there rather than Laredo. Judge Ben Rice Jr. awaits motions for rehearing or a stay of mandate from Parr’s Austin defense team. Parr faces charges of filing false tax returns for 1949 1950 and 1951.
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George Parr
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S. Attys
Malcolm Wilke
Jim Dowd
Houston
Ben Rice Jr
Supreme Court
Austin
Laredo
Parr
Rice
Everett Looney
Thomas James
High Court
Wilke
Wit‘nesses
South Texas
Pilot Escapes Jet Crash At Lowry AFB
Maj. H. R. Rankin of Randolph AFB Texas escaped serious injury when his 133 jet trainer collided with the ground on takeoff at Lowry Air Force Base. The craft skidded 300 yards on its belly and crashed into a fence.
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Maj
H. R. Rankin
Randolph Air Force Base
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Lowry Afb
Attorney’s 500 Mile Plea Wins Change of Venue
In Houston the attorney Sam Aldridge pressed for his case to move to Lubbock claiming distance bias. Judge Roy Ingraham granted the change noting Aldridge’s remarks were an expression of exasperation but the request was justified as a Texas matter.
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Houston
Roy Ingraham
Sam Aldridge
Lubbock
Littlefield
Littefield
Aldridge
Ingraham
Extra Time Sought For Right To Work Hearing
Texas Supreme Court asked for extra time to hear a labor case about the right to work law. Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway and others seek two hours opening, two hours for unions, and 30 minutes rebuttal for June 27 arguments. The dispute centers on a union shop contract involving 15 non operating unions and the potential impact of federal rail law on state policy.
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State Supreme Court
Texas
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway Co
Santa Fe
U.S. Supreme Court
Nebraska
7Th Court of Civil Appeals
Record Water Use Reaches New Odessa High
Odessans used 15,723,000 gallons on Wednesday, a city record. The previous peak was the Memorial Day high after July 7, 1955, with no impact on supply or pressure. A. L. Wright notes mild temperatures and low humidity. calm winds may explain the surge.
Rosie the Whooping Crane Show at San Antonio Zoo
Rosie the whooping crane was on display today at the San Antonio zoo near the canal from the pelicans. After a wing injury last week on a Lampasas county ranch the bird is being treated and mended. Zoo Director Fred Stark moved Rosie outside Wednesday for public viewing and added two small brown herons to her pen to calm her.
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San Antonio
Rosie
San Antonio Zoo
Pelicans
Lampasas
Zoo
Fred Stark
French Express Wrecks With Tourists Nine Dead
A Paris Luxembourg express train carrying American tourists derailed in France's Champagne region near Rheims. At least nine killed, 36 seriously injured, 100 lightly hurt. several passengers trapped in overturned cars. Death toll expected to rise while officials confirm some Americans aboard.
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France
Champagne
Filmes
Paris-Luxembourg
Soviet renames Molotov plant to Gorky auto works
Moscow reports the Molotov automobile factory has been renamed the Gorky auto works as part of a government reorganization. The change reflects broader shifts in industry naming conventions in the Soviet Union.
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Moscow
Molotov Automobile Factory
Gorky Auto Works
Truman and Mrs Truman Meet Belgian King in Brussels
President Harry S Truman and First Lady Bess Truman held a 30 minute audience with King Leopold III at the royal palace in Brussels after an early breakfast. Crowds blocked plans to shop and the couple continued their day with a visit to the Netherlands.
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Belgium
Harry S.truman
Bess
Monarch
Royal Palace
Prince Franz Josef of Liechtenstein Ends U S Tour
Prince Franz Josef and Princess Gina completed a seven week unofficial goodwill tour of the United States traveling incognito with no officials, meeting Eisenhower at a dinner and visiting major cities including New York Washington Chicago Detroit and California. The prince praised American sights such as the Grand Canyon and noted Europe has nothing to match it.
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Monaco
Serene
Franz Joseft
Gina
United States
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Serenity
Prince Rainier
Alfred Hitchcock
Franz Josef
United Press
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Grand Canyon
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Alps
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White House
Eisenhower
Women’s National Press Club
Chicago
Detroit
California
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