Williamsburg Won Events In Olympics
The Harold Milliken family of Topeka visited the H C Millikens. Barbara Milliken from Boulder Colo, placed first in softball throw and second in 75 yard dash at the Rocky Mountain Junior Olympics. Various local family visits and social events followed, including gatherings with the Turrells, Mizes, and Farneys, with notes on travel to California and Colorado for summer events.
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H. C. Millikens
Harold Millikens
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Barbara Milliken
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William McMillan
el Dorado
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J. O. Mize
Jimmy Mize
Parsons
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Jimmie Mize
G. W. Turrells
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Judy
David Thornton
Earl Gardner
Thorntons
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Oklahoma
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Texans oust national committeeman amid party realignment
In Austin Texas Democrats who aided in electing a Republican president in 1952 have removed their national committeeman and may pursue restoring influence within the national party.
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Texas
U S Ready For Talks With China Over Citizen Release
The United States said it is prepared to discuss Far East issues directly with Communist China if Beijing agrees to release about 51 American citizens. U S officials said China’s attitude will shape the scope of a special conference set to begin next Monday.
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China
U.S
Talks could clear air for future talks with Red China
Senator George says discussions may help set stage for a future conference with Red China possibly at foreign ministers level. He noted Dulles said the ambassadors would meet in Geneva with no third party involvement on Formosa, noting the Nationalists maintain official silence.
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D-Ga
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Red China
Peiping Radio
Formosa
United Nations
George
Dulles
Foreign Relations Committee
Geneva
China
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