Dulles Reports Gains Toward Suez Peace Plan
Secretary of State Dulles returned from London with word that solid gains were made toward a peaceful solution of the Suez Canal dispute. He outlined a proposed 18 nation users association to run the canal, hire non Egyptian pilots, and refer the dispute to the United Nations. The plan aims to reduce Egypt's control, avoid force, and address economic and energy implications for member nations.
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Washington
State Dulley
London
Eisenhower
Ciation
Dulles
Ethiopia
U. S
Pakistan
Middle East
Egypt
Nm 46- Sg
Bray Fee
Azan
Nasser
Uniss Cimpresicu
U. N
Autumn Arrives From Canada Marks Seasonal Change
Summer ends as cool air moves in from Canada ushering in the autumn equinox at 9 36 p m edt. The Gulf of Mexico sees a developing tropical storm and hurricane advisory while most northern regions report mild to slightly cooler conditions than normal.
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United Press
Canada
Gulf of Mexico
Great Plains
Pacific
Khrushchev and Tito Hold Private Brioni Talk
In Brioni island off Fasana Yugoslavia Khrushchev and President Tito secluded themselves for a private visit. observers suspect unofficial discussions underway amid Khrushchev’s tourist guise.
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Fazana
Yugoslavia
Nikita Khrushchev
President Tito
Brioni
Khrushchev
National Amvets official: Odessa Midland post illegitimate
A national Amvets official declared there is no Odessa Midland Post No. 56 and that a locally run group misrepresented the organization during a fund drive. Three men face swindling charges for telephone solicitations and street fundraising. a legitimate post will be established in Odessa.
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Amvets
Odessa- Midland Post No. 56
Alvin M. Keller
Washington, D. C
Odessa-Midland Post
Keller
Odessa
Washington
Odessa-Midiand
Amvet
Veterans Organizations
Chamber of Commerce
J. D. Nickels
Fletcher
Okla
William E. McCans
Oklahoma
James L. Huff
Midland
West Second
the Post
National Organi
Zation
GI Home Loans Show Increase
The VA reported August GI home loan activity rose slightly but stayed well below last year. Applications totaled 47,672 in August, the year’s highest monthly total and about 5 percent above July’s 45,528. Last August had 60,305 applications and July 1985 had 54,310. The VA plans to keep the 2 percent down payment requirement.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
Senator Price Daniel to Open 1956 State Fair
Dallas Sept 22 Sen Price Daniel will cut the ribbon to officially open the 1956 State Fair on Oct 6 Gov Shivers will be out of the state at the time.
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Dallas
Price Daniel
Gov
Shivers
Shafer Case Nears Jury Trial In San Antonio Conspiracy
In San Antonio on September 22 defense and state teams prepared for a jury in the bombing conspiracy case against labor leader Raymond C. Shafer. Judge Joe F. Brown planned to charge the jury over the weekend as Peace seeks two more witnesses. The trial enters its third week after nine days of testimony from 23 state and 19 defense witnesses with potential maximum penalties of 25 years and 10,000 dollars in fines.
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San Antonio
Tex
Raymond C. Shafer
John Peace
Joe F. Brown
Brown
Peace
Lhief
Anthony Nicholas
Nicholas
Poles Arrive in Cairo for Suez Canal Pilot Jobs
Eleven Polish pilots arrived in Cairo to take positions as canal pilots. They told reporters the work should not be difficult and expressed readiness to begin.
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Cairo
Suez Canal
Reagan Vetoes Youth Center and Approves Hospital Bond
Reagan County voters approved a 000 bond for a new wing at Reagan County Memorial Hospital with 188 for and 108 against, while voting down a 200,000 youth center bond 172 against and 122 for. The hospital expansion followed petitions and plans noted by county officials, with the youth center tied to a Park Improvement election and no site yet available. Columbian Securities of Fort Worth agreed to buy bonds at about 3.125 percent, with Stan ley Jackson & Co of San Angelo proposing 3.2 percent.
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Big Lake
Reagan County
Reagan County Memorial Hospital
Richard Springston
Daniel Daniel to Quit Senate Soon in Texas Governor Bid
Sen Price Daniel Democratic gubernatorial nominee said he will resign from the U S Senate soon possibly next week He expressed he would time his resignation to allow the people the freest choice of his successor before he takes office He and three attorneys are studying options for a Democratic primary to fill the vacancy with opinions due next Monday
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San Antonio
Price Daniel
U. S. Senate
Daniel
Austin
Liberty
San Antonio Express
Senate
Congress
NAACP Leaders Plan Fight Over Texas Ban on Activities
Southern NAACP leaders vow to fight school segregation and possible court action to block a Texas order aimed at dissolving the NAACP. Roy Wilkins says plan discussed with 14 state presidents and that states including Louisiana Alabama and Texas have issued injunctions or laws restricting the group. He notes Mississippi formed a secret police and vows not to deter civil rights legal efforts despite persecution.
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Roy Wilkins
New York
The
NAACP
Association
Wilkins
Texas
Wilking
Louisiana
Alabama
Virginia
South Carolina
Mississippi
Supreme Court
Henry Baskin Ex Professor Dies at 68 in Odessa
Henry Lee Roy Baskin 68, one of Odessa College's six original teachers, died Saturday after an extended illness. Funeral at First Baptist Church Monday at 5 pm, burial in Sunset Memorial Gardens. Survived by widow Mattie McCuleston Baskin, one daughter, three sons, three sisters, two brothers, and active pallbearers named.
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Odessa College
First Baptist Church
John Rasco
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Hubbard Funeral Home
Baskin
Ranger
Ranger Junior College
Gorman
Tex
Parker Dr
Mattie V. McCuleston
Masonic Lodge
Rotary Club
National City
Calif
Hugh Baskin
M. O. Baskin
Lamesa
Thomas J. Pitts
Riley Brooks
H. L. Waldrum
Jack Rodgers
Victor Griffin
Murry H. Fly
Case Of Nina And Hats Costs Britain Plenty
London reports urge delaying formality to resolve Nina Ponomareva shoplifting case. Five hats valued under five dollars sparked a $182,000 sponsorship and cultural damage risk with Soviet Britain relations. Bolton theatre season loss and athletic meet fallout cited as costs.
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Nina
Britain
London
Nina Ponomareva
Moscow
Blalea
Wilkins
Tex
Soviet Union
Louisiana
Alabama
Bolshoi Theater Ballet Company
Covent Garden Opera House
Opera House
NAACP leaders vow to press rights despite mob threats
The NAACP official condemns mob intimidation and says injunctions cannot deter action. He states the fight is between Texas and the U S Constitution as interpreted by the Supreme Court. Delegates at a one day meeting come from Arkansas Florida Georgia Kentucky Mississippi North Carolina South Carolina Oklahoma Tennessee Texas Virginia West Virginia Delaware and Missouri.
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NAACP
Texas
United States
Supreme Court
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Virginia
West Virginia
Delaware
Missouri
Man Against Somoza Lived in San Salvador
Rigoberto Lopez Perez a Nicaraguan citizen and outspoken opponent of the Somoza regime lived in San Salvador for years and frequently visited Managua. He was engaged to a Salvadorean woman from Van Nuys California and reportedly expressed intent to act alone if he felt the need to take action.
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Dep
Manigen
Anastasio Somoza
Nicaragua
San Salvador
Somoza
Rigoberto Lopez Perez
Managua
Sandra Jane Hayden
Jan Clayton
Th ‘Lassie
Princess Margaret Opens East Africa State Visit
Princess Margaret arrived in Mobasa Kenya aboard a BOAC jet to begin a five week state tour. Thousands of white residents and locals cheered as she traveled through sunlit streets with Kenya's Governor Sir Evelyn Baring, amid celebrations and banners.
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Mobasa
Kenya
Margaret
Sheba
Abyssinia
British Overseas Airways Corp
Keniya
Evelyn Baring
Flossy Intensifies on Gulf Watch From Yucatan
Tropical storm Flossy moved from the Yucatan into the Gulf of Mexico toward hurricane strength 450 miles south of New Orleans. A wide Gulf Coast watch covered 400 miles of Texas and Louisiana coasts with small craft told to stay in port as winds and tides rise.
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Flossy
Gulf of Mexico
Yucatan Peninsula
Texas
Louisiana
Florida
Weather Bureau
Galveston
Apalachicola
United States
Latin America
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Jay
Houston
Port Arthur
Tex
Civil Defense
Orleans
District Coast Guard
Sabine Mexico
Kill- Pass
San Se
Freeport
Mississippi Gulf
Mexico
Gulf
New Orleans Weather Bureau
Ing Jvang
United States Gulf Coast
Florida Straits
Key West
Cuba
Corpus Christi Tex
Andrews Rites For Youngster
Funeral services were held for 5 year old Tommy Eugene Dobyns at Trinity Baptist Church with Rev. H. F. James officiating. He died after a fall at home in Andrews when a limb bruised his stomach wall and caused a rupture. Survivors include his parents, a grandmother in Aurora Missouri, three sisters Nancy Mae Arvella Janice Georgetta and three brothers Charles James Robert and Dennis Lynn. Interment followed in Andrews Cemetery with Singleton Funeral Home in charge.
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Rosie Dobyns
Aurora
Nancy Mae
Arvella
Janice Georgetta
Charles
James Robert
Dennis Lynn
Andrews
Singleton Feneral
Newspaper Page Fragments Across Multiple Pages
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