Dulles Attack Debate Echoes Across Senate
Senator Wiley accuses Democrats of orchestrating an attack on Secretary of State Dulles as he returns for a Senate session on Middle East aid. Mansfield Jackson Humphrey Saltonstall object, while the public stance says no organized plan exists. Meanwhile, two highway accidents near Roswell injure five people, including J. B. Noling.
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Sen
Wiley
R-Wis
Secretary of
State Dulles
Dulles
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees
Eisenhower
Middle East
Mr. Dulles
Mansfield
D-Mont
Jackson
D-Wash
Senate
Humphrey
D-Minn
Congress
Eden
Sen. Saltonstall
R-Mass
Gunman Interrupts Service at Joshua Baptist Church
A gunman entered Joshua Baptist Church in Indianapolis yesterday and robbed several worshippers after telling the Rev. A. S. Oglesby it was a stickup. He escaped with purses. loot amount not estimated.
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Indianapolis
Joshua Baptist Church
A. S. Oglesby
United Fund Announces 1957 Budgets For Participants
The United Fund board announced that all participating organizations will receive their requested budgets for 1957. Spokesman Bert Shephard credited the people of Chaves County for the support during the last campaign and urged those who promised to contribute to send in their gifts soon.
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United Fund
Bert Shephard
Chaves County
Shephard
Doctor White Suggests Federal Speed-Limit Law
Senator Dennis Chavez announced that Dr. Paul Dudley White proposed federal legislation to require automakers to limit car speeds. Chavez spoke in a prepared address to the annual convention of the American Road Builders Association.
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White
Chicago
Dennis Chavez
Paul Dudley White
Boston Heart
Eisenhower Proposes $1.3 Billion School Construction Plan
President Eisenhower sends a school construction message to Congress proposing a 1.3 billion dollar federal aid program over four years to address classroom shortages with matching grants to states. The plan echoes last year's debate linking aid to desegregation and faces renewed partisan contention.
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Eisenhower
Congress
House
Rep
Powell
Kelley
D-Pa
Two Freights Snowbound in Rocky Mountains
Snowbound trains on a Denver and Rio Grande Western branch trapped 32 men at Cumbres Pass as bulldozers and a relief train aided the site. Heavy weekend conditions in the Southwest caused at least 20 traffic deaths amid drenching snow and ice.
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Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad
Montgomery Seethes With Race Trouble
In Montgomery Alabama a Negro home and a service station taxi stand were dynamited amid a wave of racist violence. An unexploded bomb with 12 sticks of dynamite was found at the home of King right near the scene. King called the city dangerous and unsafe as a white TV newsman faced threats and a shooting incident.
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Ala
Integration Movement
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Telvision
Allen Robertson
Robertson
Bob Underwood
Wcov-Tv
Underwood
11 Navy airmen parachute from stricken bomber
In a snow storm last night a PV-2 patrol bomber crashed between Holbrook and Winslow Arizona after 11 Navy airmen parachuted to safety. Deputy Sheriff C F Lee said all were located. one man had a broken leg and the others were unhurt. The plane was en route from Los Alamitos California to Hutchinson Kansas. The crash occurred about 10 miles north of Joseph City. There was no immediate indication of the cause.
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Ariz
Winslow
C. F. Lee
Los Alamitos
Calif
Hutchinson
Kan
Dexter Lions State Show To Raise Funds
The Dexter Lions Club will stage a show at Dexter High School auditorium starting 7 30 p m with Jiron the Magician as the main attraction Proceeds support the club education fund and a student at Eastern New Mexico University Portales Admission 25 cents elementary 50 cents high school 75 cents adults Jirons show aims to entertain the whole family.
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Dexter High School
Jiron
Eastern New Mexico University
Portales
Jockeys Lead High Speed Chase Through New Orleans
Police chased two jockeys from Massachusetts at 80 mph for 20 miles then they jumped from a sports car in downtown New Orleans and fled toward a bar. Michael E. Thomas and Tommy W. Laun were arrested and booked on multiple charges including speeding, running red lights, weapon possession and resisting arrest.
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New Orleans
Michael E. Thomas
Tommy W. Laun
Massachusetts
23rd Sets Sights On Teacher Fund
New Mexico lawmakers begin work to avert a looming teacher retirement crisis. Committees study options from the Legislative Council Service and Education groups to fund the system, with proposals including a 4 percent teacher contribution up to 6000 a year and local units adding 4 to 7 percent over time.
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New Mexico
Senate
House
Legislative Council Service
Holmes
Two Deaths Raise New Mexico Traffic Toll to 26
An icy highway collision near Taos claimed Silviano Rael a fractured skull and a head on crash at the U S 285 State Road 31 intersection killed Severiano Santana. The state total rose to 26 with 20 a year earlier.
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Associated Press
Silviano Rael
Arroyo Hondo
Taos
Severiano Santana
Lovlington
U. S. 285
Carlsbad
Santana
Bob E. Tarleton
Arnold Smith
State County Awards Honor 23 4-H Members in Roswell
The first annual Chaves County Council of 4-H Clubs Dinner at Roswell High School recognized 23 4-H members with top state and county awards. Over 40 leaders and junior leaders received pins and certificates of leadership service. Mary Marshall earned a 23 year leadership award. Mary B. Nelson presented. Gene Smith hosted as master of ceremonies after Frank Kaufmann was hospitalized. Margo Nelson introduced agents Mary B. Nelson Jewell Middleton and Robert Rankin. Al W. Woodburn paid tribute to supporters.
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Chaves County
Israel Rejects Hammarskjold Peace Plan At UN
Israel stands by its plan to keep Egyptian troops out of the Gaza Strip and Aqaba coast. Egypt demands unconditional Israeli withdrawal and U N action blocks. The U N General Assembly considers Hammarskjold's proposal as a pathway to police troops if both sides agree. Israel hopes its plan with police in Gaza and U N forces on the coast offers a fair resolution.
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Gulf of Aqaba
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Dag Hammarskjold
Egypt
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Hammarskjold
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United States
Canada
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Mediterranean
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Gulf
Aqaba
Jerusalem
Foreign Ministry
Police Search For Another Man In Grimes Case
Chicago police hunt for a second man named Frank connected to the Grimes sisters murder. Bedwell, 21, admitted beating Barbara 15 and Patricia 13 with another man after a spree of liquor and sex on skid row, then dumped them in a snowbank near Willow Springs.
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Chicago
Bedwell
Joseph Lohman
Willow Springs
Madison Street
Barbara
Patricia
Elvis Presley
Lohman
Frank
Willow Springs Woods
Joseph Grimes
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