Grand Jury Pressure Pushes Justice of Peace Boyt to Quit
In Ector County the grand jury pressed Justice of the Peace Boyt to resign after investigating his precinct court. The jury recommended immediate resignation and questioned auditor scrutiny of books, while noting no firm plan to reconvene for further action. Hoyt claimed no chance to prove innocence if he resigned now.
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Justice of the Peace A
Boxting
Gran Jury
Ceter
Boyt
Commissioners Court
Hoyt
Commissioners Fee
Justices of Peace
Grandibe
Aise
Tree
Grand Jury
Justice Boyt
Justice of
Lhare
Mukufd
Justice Baytrip
Uie
Rusignael Jtson
Preston Parker
Tim
Parker
Precinct 4
Tennation
Commis
Washington
James G
Dukers
Sticha
Senate
Curtis RB
Ign
Joe Hamilton
Office of the
Justice of the Peace
A. P. Boyt
Commissioner's Court
Ector County
John McGath
Justiee
Goldsmith
Hamilton
Thomeas D. Murphy
Meantan
Eeter
Webber
Probers primed to quiz cross involved in union dispute
James G. Duker seeks to question Cross on major accusations tied to misuse of union funds and pressured leadership, amid claims Cross used thousands for personal ties. The testimony touches on a 1953 salary change for Texas county justices of the peace and related resignations affecting local governance.
Hoffa wiretap trial opens amid defense claims
In Washington, Hoffa’s lawyer disputes government wiretap evidence used to link James Hoffa to bribery and rackets. Prosecutors push ahead as Brownell subpoena remains quashed, while Hoffa faces a separate New York wiretap indictment. The case centers on Teamsters power, potential conviction, and leadership succession.
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Washington
James R. Holfa
Jim Wace
Hoffa
Midwest
Senne Rackers Investigating Committee
Statf
Herbert Browne
FBI
Brownell
Sfoffa
Teamsters
Acquittnl
V 1 Teamsters
Dave Beck
New York
Harold Hoffa
Cours
Fisch
Byrd challenges Humphrey on debt and spending claims
Senator Byrd of Virginia, chairing the Senate Finance Committee, sharply disputed Secretary Humphrey’s assertion that the Eisenhower administration reduced the national debt and federal spending. He noted the debt rose by about nine billion dollars since the low point of the prior administration, and spending increased similarly, despite initial White House claims. The exchange highlighted discrepancies in the administration’s accounting of fiscal progress.
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Washington
Sen
Byrd
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Eisenhower
Senate Finance Committee
Virginian
Burl
Seahower
da Vader Biard
Albom Daolgars
Dion Rar
Child Drowns in Pool Incident at Local Facility
Corpus Caristi reports a drowning involving a young child at a pool. Rescue efforts were underway as discrepancies in supervision and location details emerged. Authorities investigated the incident and prepared a safety briefing for families nearby.
Plane Downed in Faulty Freighting Warning
Report from Dallas states a defective freighter warning light caused a Convair to crash near Love Field. No injuries were reported as passengers aboard Huscen and Con were scheduled for a landing at the time of the incident.
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Dallas
Jap Premier Arrives For Talks With Ike
Japanese Prime Minister Kishi arrived in Washington for three days of talks with President Eisenhower. Vice President Nixon and a military reception greeted him at National Airport. Kishi said the discussions aim to deepen cooperation for world peace and human welfare, seeking a new era in Japanese American relations.
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imerrEi
Richard Nixon
Nobutake Kishi
Washington Airport
Kishi
U. S
United Press
Washington
Kosi
San Francisco
Japan
United
Dulles
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Uhr Joint Chiefs of Staff
Douglas MacAriburci
USS
Kich
Court Upholds Sheffield Rule in Land Deal Retrial
The Court of Criminal Appeals, in a 7 to 1 vote, upheld a prior ruling demanding a retrial for B. RK. Sheffield, partner of Huscam v Giles in a veteran land scandal. The decision queried the March dated retrial, maintaining the original conviction stood and that a 30-1 year sentence should be reconsidered. Judge Kim Woodley dissented, citing error in the retreial reasoning. Judge W. A. Morreinn delivered the majority opinion, stating ten judges remained convinced the case was properly disposed.
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Austin
Court of Criminal Appeals
B. RK. Sheffield
Huscam
Giles
Stowld
Shef
Ile
Lubbock
Kim Woodley
Ue Mice Rep
W. A. Morreinn
Opinon Ie
Girard Case May Move Direct To High Court
The case of S. Girard with charges against him moves toward the Supreme Court path as legal teams seek a direct appeal. Officials from the Defense Department and US agencies weigh options while the MackGarrah court record shows ongoing proceedings and possible final decision timing.
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Girard
IAEA Approval Marks Policy Victory in Senate
The report notes IAEA approval strengthening President Eisenhower's energy policy and supporting peacetime nuclear cooperation. Democrats outnumber Republicans, with a 57 to 70 vote split. the outcome favors administration aims while amendment attempts failed. The piece highlights foreign policy implications and progress toward international nuclear accords and uranium arrangements.
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Washington
Senate
Radhin
Murdaught
Landon Ro Tohnvem
Tex
Sup
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Zo Democrate
Enewland
Hricker
Atom
Corarites
Agra Mont
Uricder
Rights debate erupts as tankers collide with political tension
The article reports a heated Washington dispute over civil rights amid a national crisis following tanker collisions. It notes President Eisenhower, Senate leaders, and Southern Republicans clashing over a civil rights program, with Democratic reactions and concerns about dispersing established rights. The piece portrays a tense atmosphere with heavy party strain and calls for careful constitutional handling.
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Wasshngton
Eav
Peretterdis
Democrats
Kagwn
Or-Cal
Senda
Senate
Fargver
Elvenhower
Senate Republinoa
Washington
Rita Roymine
Eisentower
Lawn Jhower
House Hill
Vessels Blaze in Heavy Fog Off Brest Coast Disaster
In dense fog off the Brittany coast near Brest two ships the U S tanker Stony Point and the Greek tanker Nidel collided. Both burned fiercely as smoke rose high above the sea wreckage and crew injuries were reported. Rescue efforts by international ships including the liner America were hampered by weather with many survivors accounted for amid missing crew members.
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Brest
France
Brittany
Rodia
Wbre
Hesdleton
U.S
Stony Point Becan
Shige Od
Vesnele
Tour Natload
Cra Ares and &Iy
Lowell Dibert
St Louis
Mich
Wadliy
Stony Point
UH. Petroleum Carrices, Inc
New York
Eanidel
Thaler
Wiesnut
Hretan
Mies
Wissnot Drake
Meniada of Rese
America
Saich
Iheitith
Eric Reckmann
I How
Reckmann
Blonde Claims Mexicans Held Couple In Jail
A San Antonio woman identifying as Mrs Watts says Mexican police held her husband Jed Watts 28 and she in a jail cell with 26 men after claims of forged checks totaling 205 dollars. She alleged Cheyenne Wyoming authorities had the two arrested and tried to deport them with help from the Mexican government. Deputies held Watts in Texas on return from a trip, while a Denver warrant for non support also shadows him.
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San Antonio
al Blonde
Watts
Saliba
Wxluy
Cheyenne
Wyo
Cheyenne Porfice Ankeu
Mexico City
Silicient
Tunis Bn Tthe
Berar County
Tex
Auty
Jed Watts
Cheytan
W. E. Tuck
Walker Na Vonal Hank
Salt Fhire City
Walts
Denver
Rash Of Wrecks Closes Streets After Night of Accidents
Police report a five hour spree of slick pavement crashes Tuesday night into early Wednesday. Among the incidents were several major wrecks with one fatality and dozens of injuries. Authorities warned drivers to slow down as rain and slick streets persisted across the area.
Texas oil production slashed to one day in July
The Texas Railroad Commission ordered a record cut in oil production placing Texas on a one day producing schedule for July. The decision to stash output next month was praised by representatives of both mayoral and independent producing firms. Purchasers had sought a reduction. details appear on Page 21.
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Texas Railroad Commission
Texas
Rain drenches southern plains then tapers after night
Heavy rains drenched parts of the south Tuesday night and eased Wednesday morning. The Weather Bureau forecast scattered thundershowers across the state with additional showers in the afternoon. Temperatures cooled after the downpour as crops suffered damage from the wet spell and conditions remained unsettled across several counties.
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Associated Press
South
Tevac
Erranwile
Dol Ria
Jarces
Lufain
Wichita
Pinneers Herter
Damnart
Calvestes
Abilene
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Fragmentary OCR note lists page references Pere JI and assorted page markers. No clear event or person details emerge beyond listing locations and chapter marks across pages.
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