Eisenhower Nixon Talk Highlights GOP Foreign Policy Worries
Honolulu AP report notes President Eisenhower spoke by telephone with Vice President Nixon while on vacation in Hawaii about his Far East tour, the canceled Japan visit, and the Monday night TV address. Democrats including Johnson Mansfield and Humphrey criticize administration policy as Nixon, the likely GOP nominee, confronts attacks amid campaign tensions.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Honolulu
J .Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
Ha Waii
Nixon
Washington
White House
James C. Hagerty
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Christian A. Herter
Tokyo
Japan
Nobusuke Kishi
Far East
Philippines
China
Korea
Airline Sues Pilot's Union Over Damages Claim
Eastern Air Lines says it lost about 1.5 million dollars daily during the strike this month and seeks 11.4 million in damages from the pilots union. The airline accuses individual pilots and the ALPA of orchestrating a wildcat walkout. The suit, filed in federal court as an amendment, targets the strike's moving figures.
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Miami
UPI
Eastern Air Lines
Air Line Pilots Assn
Eastern
ALPA
Chairman Quits Texas Animal Health Commission
An Austin newsman confirms from unofficial sources the resignation of Frank Scofield as chairman of the Texas Animal Health Commission. Scofield recommended M. C. Puckett of Fort Stockton as his successor, a banker and ranch man backed by livestock and agricultural groups in pressuring Gov. Price Daniel to appoint him chairman.
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Austin
Frank Scofield
The
Texas “Animal Health Commission
Scofield
M. C. Puckett
Fort Stockton
Puckett
Price Daniel
Five Odessans Make Records
Five young Odessans have recently made popular phonograph records with one national hit. Roy Orbison’s Only the Lonely tops in cities like Washington D C and Dallas, and is third on the East Coast. Orbison’s parents live in Wink. he formerly attended Odessa College. Dino Fitzgerald has a Coral record Apple on a Cherry Tree. Jack Smith premieres Honeysuckle Rose on Liberty Records. Ronnie Smith recorded Long Time No Love for Imperial Records. written by Orbison. Red Hayes, formerly with the Melody Club orchestra, issued Next to Jimmy by Winston Records of Abilene.
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Bell Trailer Park
Andrews Highway
Red Hayes
Melody Club
Jimmy
Winston Records
Abilene
Andrews Lets Courthouse Bid
Andrews counters approved Hixson Construction Company to remodel the Andrews County courthouse. The commissioners court accepted the low base bid of 18600 with completion in 21 days. Work includes juvenile detention ward on the third floor painting offices on the second floor acoustic tile in first floor corridors and general construction in the Home Demonstration offices.
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Andrews
Hixson Construction Company
Andrews County
Commissioners Court
Victim Injured In Knifing Case
George Earl Green, 28, was treated at Ward County Hospital after a Thursday night knifing in Monahans. Green said another man injured him after a scuffle over a disputed loan. Four of Green's traveling companions were detained in Kermit and brought to Monahans for questioning. no charges had been filed.
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Monahans
George Earl Green
Ward County Hospital
Jim
Kermit
Nation's Tall Clubs Convene For 14th Year In Atlanta
The nations tall clubs meet for their 14th annual convention in Atlanta. About 200 members from 25 states discuss issues from clothing and room in autos to long beds and tall signage. The tallest member is 6 foot 2 inch Don Koehler of Chicago and Miss Connie Adams of Atlanta, 5 foot 10, is Miss Tall Girl of America.
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Atlanta
America
California
Texas
Dayton Altitudians
Winnie Cameron
Cincinnati
Don Koehler
Chicago
Connie Adams
Adams
Odessan Hurt As Car Flips
A 21 year old Odessa man James Edwin Manley was injured when his car overturned on a county road southeast of Odessa at about 10 45 p m. He suffered a broken right arm three broken ribs and head cuts and was hospitalized. The vehicle was demolished and passenger Jo Ann Pickering 19 escaped injury according to the Texas Highway Patrol.
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Odessa
James Edwin Manley
Washington
Manley
Texas Highway Patrol
Jo Ann Pickering
Singing Program Set At Kermit In Gospel Convention
The Permian Basin Singing Convention will meet Saturday and Sunday at the Kermit Community Center. L. R. Nutt says the event begins 8 p m Saturday and 10 a m Sunday with lunch Sunday. Revelmen of Lubbock and soloists Wayne Ballard and Bill Turner will attend. Directors Woodson Campbell Maywood Kelly Laurence Deavers Mike Anderson and Curtis Shurtliff are expected. Officers will be elected during the weekend of gospel singing.
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Permian Basin
Kermit
L. R. Nutt
Revelmen
Lubbock
Wayne Ballard
Bill Turner
Woodson Campbell
Maywood Kelly
Laurence Deavers
Mike Anderson
Curtis Shurtliff
Groundbreaking Held For Andrews School
Official groundbreaking for the new 2.9 million high school drew school administrators board members city county and civic leaders. Troy G Lasater and Supt T A Roach scooped first dirt at Mustang Stadium site. James Burcham closed with a benediction. completion set for January 1952.
Former Odessa Resident Killed In Highway Crash
A 61 year old former Odessa resident William Burton Suitt died after a head on collision at the US 80 and FM 700 junction one mile east of Big Spring Texas. Suitt died four minutes after the crash. Pete Russell Banks 46 suffered minor bruises. Suitt tossed from car with head injuries. Services pending in Sweetwater and River Funeral Home Big Spring. He is survived by wife and two sons Wayne Suitt of Kermit and Cecil of Sweetwater.
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Big Spring
Odessa
Here
William Burton Suitt
Sweetwater
Pete Russell Banks
Banks
Suite
River Funeral Home
Patterson Funeral Home
Howard County
Suitt
Wayne Suitt
Kermit
Cecil
Addison Trial Expected Soon
Milton Addison and 23 other men are to be tried within two months on charges of false imprisonment. Addison and his associates pleaded innocent at an unusual arraignment before Judge H. L. Russell. The charges stem from seven hours of alleged confinement on Addison's Murchison Ventures uranium claims at Cameron north of Flagstaff on June 15.
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Aziz
Milton Addison
Dallas
Addison
H. L. Russell
Murchison Ventures, Inc
Cameron
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