Eisenhower proposes six point plan for Middle East peace
President Eisenhower unveils a six point program including a rapid UN emergency police force and an international economic development plan. He accuses Russia of stirring war hysteria with ballistic blackmail during a dramatic UN General Assembly appearance.
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Doctors Warn Welfare Plan Changes At St Marys Meeting
A 50-person gathering at St. Marys Hospital discussed new welfare payment rules, shifting emphasis to nursing homes over hospitals and curbing client doctor shopping. Officials Lara H. Ross Robert Pritchett and Monte May Riley led the session outlining the manual's conditions and patient free choice of physicians.
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Roswell
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Santa Fe
Lightning strike kills mother bending over baby in England
Kathleen Hewson, mother of nine, was struck by lightning as she bent over a baby carriage to kiss her 3 month old daughter Yvonne in Gravesend England. She wore a metal hair clip which ignited during the strike. The infant survived unharmed.
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England
Yvonne
Kathleen Hewson
Phillips to Open New Gasoline Depot in Albuquerque
Phillips Petroleum Corp plans a new gasoline storage depot in Albuquerque by October 1 as a Texas Panhandle pipeline reaches Tucumcari and Albuquerque. The hearing before the State Corporation Commission considered Greendyke Transport Co requesting in-state hauling rights, with current carriers protesting. Phillips reported marketing 57.3 million gallons in New Mexico last year as the pipeline boosts in-state supply.
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Tucumcari
Albuquerque
Ferguson-Steere Trucking Co
E. B. Law and Son
New Mexico
Greendyke
Phillips
K. J. Haslam
James Lamb
Hillips
New Motel Planned in Albuquerque by Dan Eiben
Albuquerque motel operator Dan Eiben plans a two story 39 unit motor hotel this year with a project cost of 225000 dollars.
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Dan Eiben
Second Sub Crosses Beneath North Pole
The United States Navy reports the Skate, a 26 foot atomic submarine, surfaced in an ice field about 40 miles from the North Pole after surfacing beneath the polar cap. The achievement follows the Nautilus voyage across the polar region, seen as a step in undersea exploration and strategic potential.
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Officer Candidates Train with National Guard at Fort Bliss
At Fort Bliss New Mexico 3000 National Guard soldiers from the 11th AAA Brigade undergo a staged training schedule under an evaluation team led by Maj. Gen. Emmanuel Schifani. The new Officer Candidate School in its third day aims to produce top ranking guard officers.
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Lawton
Okla
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Valley Farmers Study Possible Vegetable Crops
Valley farmers discuss growing lettuce and other vegetables in Chaves county. Meeting at Hagerman Town Hall included Sam and Mike Mizakami of Colorado and Kenneth L. Sims El Paso broker. Topics covered lettuce varieties insect labor marketing plant foods and water for lettuce spinach onions and more. At least 500 acres needed to justify supervision and cooling operations. A follow up meeting will be held soon.
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Mike Mizakami
Colorado
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el Paso
Truman backs Ike independence speech at UN
Former President Harry Truman praised President Eisenhower's United Nations General Assembly address calling it a good constructive speech and urging immediate action by the UN Assembly.
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Elderly Couple Hurt in Wreck on Garden Street
An elderly Nash station wagon driven by 77 year old Joe C. Rucker collided with a 1958 Chevrolet coach driven by 21 year old Harold D. Rabb at North Garden and Fourth. Both victims were taken to St Mary’s Hospital. Louan Rucker suffered a facial laceration while Joe had a sprained elbow and shoulder. Nash demolished. Chevrolet left front damaged. property loss valued at 300 dollars.
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W. Tilden St
All-out Battle Against Skunk Invasion in Sacramento
Sacramento fights a skunk invasion with Poundmaster George Martin estimating about 500 animals in southwest Sacramento. The city hired trapper Walter Sims who has captured six. Local officials call it a serious, ongoing effort to curb the odor menace.
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Lyle Ackerman
Democratic platform panel named for New Mexico
State Democratic Chairman Seaborn Collins announces a 26 member platform drafting committee with Charles Spann of Albuquerque as chair. First meeting scheduled for Aug. 16 in Albuquerque and state convention to draft the platform set for Sep. 8 in Santa Fe. Members include James Patton Las Cruces M P Carr Fort Sumner Verne Stout Grady Max Meador Clovis and John Bingaman Silver City.
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Seaborn Collins
Albuquerque
Charles Spann
New Mexico
Democratic Party
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Spain
James R. Patton
Las Cruces
M. P. Carr
Fort Sumner
Verne Stout
Grady
Max Meador
Clovis
John D. Bingaman
Silver City
Roswell
Air Force May Launch Moon Rocket on Sunday
Informed sources say the Air Force may attempt its first moon rocket launch next Sunday from Cape Canaveral. The three stage craft, over 100 feet tall, would lift off around 7 a.m. EST if conditions allow, with a possible one day postponement to Monday if a half hour window cannot be met.
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Air Force
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Gromyko Denounces U S Peace Threats at U N
At a United Nations emergency Middle East meeting Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko condemned U S and British policies as threats to peace and accused Washington of invading Lebanon and pursuing oil interests. He urged action while President Eisenhower outlined a regional aid and police force plan.
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Voters Split Over Integration In New York Arkansas Idaho Races
In Harlem Democrat Adam Clayton Powell won the nomination over Earl Brown as races highlighted divided standpoints on integration. Arkansas's segregationist Jim Johnson led a tight Arkansas Supreme Court battle with Justice Minor Millwee. Idaho’s Democratic governor primary featured A M Derr and Max Hanson in a tight photo finish over legalized gambling.
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