Guatemalan Planes Hit In Revenge Incident Near Honduras
Reports from Tegucigalpa say two Guatemalan Army planes were shot down as they dropped devices on Honduran towns Copan and Santa Rosa near the frontier. A U S embassy spokesman said Honduras seeks confirmation if the incident was an act of revenge amid anti-Communist operations.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Guatemala
U.S
Copan
Indochina
Chow
Geneva
Chou
Salvon
Otp Wee
Lavon
Embysse
Mendes-Frence
Westeeas
Fearnear
Fiat Cao
Ven Deli
India
Mendes-France
Ether
Pring Pedee
Dougherty Campaign Swing Targets Sen Johnson in West Texas
Dougherty, a 30 somethings state representative, traverses West Texas delivering a campaign talk aimed at Senator Johnson. The report notes Dougherty's ties to the 1948 political scene and frames the visit within statewide political dynamics and voter mobilization efforts.
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Dougherty
Sen. Johnson
Vac
West Texas
Worth
Nats le Wee
Roy Mois
Texas
Camden
Allan Shivers
Odessa-Midlard
Midlard
Lincoln Hotel
Roddey Mims
Eisenhower Warns Congress on Foreign Aid Cuts
President Eisenhower urged Congress to approve the full 3.447 billion foreign aid package, calling any cuts unjustified and unsafe amid Communist pressure. He cited Southeast Asia tensions and the need to maintain military and other assistance to key allied nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike
Congress
Washington
Eisenhower
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Murray Snyder
White House
Snyder
Eisenh Wer
French Patrols Repel Ambush Near Ninh Binh
French troops repelled an ambush near Ninh Binh in Indochina as tanks and gunfire crushed attackers. Reported clashes across the Red River Delta left rebels killed and dozens captured while French air forces bombed five sites after leaflets warned villagers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indochina
Ninh Binh
Mai
Red River
Detta
Viepainh
Court seeks new impartial prosecutor in Texas case
The district court and county farmers association pursue a capable impartial prosecutor as critics attack the current judge and state bar leaders. Debates focus on fitness, qualifications, and removal, with officials including District President Welch and Judge Thornton named in discussions.
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Orion Ee Express
Daal
Regis
Thes
Cree Beane
Pieter Tyarte Hbordingte
Shoud
Pee Oaigiedt
Toe Noreis Gautier
Fasone Brady
Tedd
Welen
Lana Ato
Je Welch
Paul New
AMA faces clash over closed panel medical plans
San Francisco June 25 delegates at the American Medical Association convention debated branding doctors in closed panel plans as unethical. The proposal, from the New York State Medical Society, could bar such doctors from AMA membership and hospital privileges. The house of delegates may defer action to the December Miami meeting.
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San Francisco
American Medical Association
AMA
House of Delegates
Miami
Fla
Alton Kirschner
Los Angeles
Ralph A. Johnson
Detroit
New York State Medical Society
Health Insurance Plan
Greater New York
California
Permanent Foundation Health Plan
Henry J. Kaiser
Closeq
AMA Code of Ethics
Walter B. Martin
Norfolk
Stanley Olson
Baylor University College of Medicine
Maj
Curtis P. Artz
Army Medical Corps
Fort Sam Houstont
Texsaid
Korea i
Officers Testify In Vaughan Trial
In Lordsburg New Mexico three state officers testified in the Marvin Vaughan case as a jury heard the sole witness Ames Burgess describe being abducted and threatened before Vaughan killed Burgess' husband near Midland. Burgess testified Vaughan forced her to accompany them and later beat her before the murder.
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Lordsburg
Marvin Vaughan
Dick Richard
Hidalgo County
Sherif Ed Darnell
Midland
Tex
Billy Patterson
Midland Police
Vaughan
Ames Burgess
Arizona
Burgess
R. W. Tunnel
Weather Forecast Clashes With Scattered Thunder Showers
The forecast warns of scattered thundershowers tonight and Thursday. Highs reach near 95 today, with a low tonight around 68. Tomorrow’s high near 105 with similar unsettled conditions.
Des Moines Faces Worst Flood in City History
Emergency orders evacuated 7 500 people from low lying areas as the Des Moines River rose past 1947 levels. Levees were stressed with two major breaks and sandbag efforts continued to defend a vast city area including near City Hall and flood headquarters.
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Des Moines
Cie
Wil
Joseph van Dreser
Scott Street
Raccoon
40 8 Cutups To Cut Capers Here Saturday
The 40 and 8 cutups join Odessa for the Fifth Division Leaven conclave with 623 members invited. A Judge Roy Bean court, parade with French boxcars, Legion dances, and a Paul Harvey address at 1 30 p.m. are on the program. Tickets are 1.55 per person.
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Odessa
American Legion
Legion
Roy Bean
Voitures , Armas, Childress
Shamrock
Gidessa
Legion Club
Mike Kik
Plainview
Charli Hoppin
Amano
George Broome
Mel Reaves
Paul Harvey
Legionnaires
Dallas Youth Convicted in Restaurant Bottle Attack
A jury in Longview Texas found Charles Jack Stewart, 19, of Dallas guilty of assault with machining in a restaurant beer bottle attack on Elmer C. Heath last February. He received a two year suspended sentence after a three hour deliberation.
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Longview
Tex
Charles Jack Stewart
Dallas
Elmer C. Heath
Houston Jury Expands Probe Into Police Narcotics Scandal
A federal grand jury in Houston widens its investigation into a police narcotics scandal. Foreman T. C. Brennan Jr. says the probe has many new assets and is too big to rush. The panel subpoenas all June records from the internal security squad and singles out detectives E. H. Bennett J. T. Conley and W. C. Pool for cooperation.
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Houston
T. C. Brennan Jr
Brennan
Vice Squad
Grand Jury
E. H. Bennett
J. T. Conley
W. C. Pool
Bennett
Conley
M. A. Billnitzep
Billnitzer
U S Opposes Guatemala Plea For Security Council Action
United States diplomat Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. said the U N Security Council should not intervene in Guatemala’s civil conflict. Guatemala seeks a council meeting to push regional settlement through the Organization of American States. The Soviet Union vetoed a regional referral.
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Congress
Eisenhower
Southeast Asia
United States
U. S
Guatemala
United Nations
N.Y
U.N. Security Council
Henry Cabott Lodge
Council
Lodge
Organization of American States
Soviet Union
Inter-American Peace Commission
Washington
Hammarskjold
Security Council
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Korea
Johnson
Atseriya
Amercvatn
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Cole
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Caribbean
Puerto Barrios
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Puerto Barries
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Castine Arma
New York
Gruatemaia
Caufee
Interfrraig
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Inter - Amitaan
Tf Cruduminaton
Faras Feist
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Shivers
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Switzerland
Pierre Mendes-France
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Anthone Eden
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Pacis
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Tidslands
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International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Houston Post
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Maxwell Weleon
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U.N
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