Race Amid Murder Charge Shapes Valley Political Race
Edinburg justice of the peace J. Les Ramsour, 58, campaigns for re election while facing a murder charge in the fatal shooting of his son in law Walter Benson at Benson home in Pharr Texas. Ramsour is free on 5000 bond and opposed by A K Aldrich and Joe Evins. Legal questions loom if he is renominated and convicted before November.
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Primatene Tiny Tablets Promise Fast Asthma Relief
New Primatene tablets claim to stop asthma spasms and relieve hay fever quickly while lasting for hours. The drug, marketed by Whitehead Pharmacal, is prescribed for patients with both conditions and available at drug stores with a money back guarantee if not satisfactory.
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Hitchhiker Admits Death of Tulsa Minister
Edward Leon Williams a 27 year old ex convict confessed to fatally shooting Rev Tommie Robert Cooke 24 assistant pastor at Glenwood Baptist Tulsa after forcing him to pull over three miles east of Taft. Williams implicated burglaries and armed robbery at Talihina and a general store. Police sought the murder weapon as Williams fled toward Poteau after a bus ride to Leflore County.
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Holden unable to secure visa to visit Soviet Union
Hollywood star William Holden says he cannot obtain a visa to travel to the Soviet Union. The delay blocks a planned trip and delays film or press engagements in Europe.
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Nehru’s U.S. visit eyed to ease India U.S. ties
New Delhi reports Prime Minister Nehru plans a monthlong tour ending in Washington where American officials hope talks with President Eisenhower will clarify motives and foster a friendlier climate. Indians fear military aid to Pakistan and favor closer ties with Moscow amid debates over Kashmir and colonial legacies.
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Wreck Kills Two Mexicans. Third Victim Dies Later
A collision of two Southern Pacific freight trains near Caldwell Texas killed two Mexican nationals and left a third man dead Sunday night. Virgilio Vasquez, 20, of Old Reloi Mexico, died at 11:50 p.m. after rescuers spent five hours freeing the trapped men from gondola wreckage as National Guardsmen and volunteers assisted at the scene.
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Tito and Kremlin to finalize bilateral cooperation communique
Yugoslav President Tito and Soviet leaders gather in Moscow to finish a joint communique on bilateral cooperation between independent socialist states. He says no Cominform style grouping will be created and Yugoslavia will maintain Western ties while expanding information exchange and delegations.
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Adlai Tops In Illinois Demo Poll
Illinois delegates to the Democratic National Convention named Adlai E Stevenson as their first choice in a new AP poll. Stuart Symington of Missouri ranked second in first-choice voting, with 305 total votes cast by 7 delegates. Second choices favored Symington and Stevenson, while several delegates remained undecided.
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Tennessee
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War prompts U S grief and Tito on West ties
State Department spokesman Lincoln White condemns the Cyprus bombing that killed a U S vice consul and wounded three others. In Russia Tito says no change in Yugoslavia’s Western policy. Jerky Lewis comments on his split with Dean Martin. Truman says given a chance he would bomb again. Shepilov calls the Soviet Union a steady friend to Arab nations.
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Kearney seeks retired locomotive for city park
The Kearney city council learned of brisk demand for used railroad locomotives and asked Union Pacific for a retired engine to place in a city park. The railroad replied that the supply is exhausted due to prior city requests.
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