Can't Take Father’s Aid Embezzlement Case Shocks West Texas
Cecil Lee Culver, 27, of Groom Texas, accused of embezzling over 5000 from his father’s First National Bank in Amarillo. FBI Special Agent Haley said Culver was sent to Amarillo to pick up funds on Nov 22 and never returned, then bought a car and toured Texas. He was arrested here last night and reportedly admitted to additional embezzlements.
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Ft, Worth
eCecil Lee“Culver
Groom
Texas
van Orden
RBI
Earl ‘Haley
Atelier
First National Bank
Amarillo
Haley
Culver
FBI
KONO to Raise Tower for Channel 12 Telecast
KONO will raise the last section of its new TV tower Sunday morning and begin telecasting on Channel 12 in January. The 574 foot steel structure costs about $130,000 and will provide up to 316,000 watts video and 153,000 watts audio. KONO-TV will be affiliated with the American Broadcasting Co.
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Kono ‘Tv
Telegoink
Jack’ Roth
KONO
Tanager
Roth
Kono-Tv
American. Broadcasting Co
Atom powered planes in five years say Soviet Fleet
Moscow reports flight tests of experimental atomic power units and predicts atomic powered airplanes within five years. The article describes a projected atomic flying boat of 1000 tons, 60 foot wingspan, 250 foot length, carrying 1000 troops with arms and 100 tons of equipment.
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Moscow
Soviet Fleet
Free book offer on arthritis cure at Excelsior Springs
This plea advertises a free 36 page illustrated booklet from The Ball Clinic in Excelsior Springs Missouri describing a non medical drugless method for arthritis rheumatism and related chronic conditions. It claims thousands have been helped and urges readers to send for the no obligation copy.
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Ball Clinic
Dept. 144
Excelsior Springs, Mo
Oil Notes Oilmen Fight Eden Charge
Texas independent oil producers and 18 other groups plan a January 24 meeting with Interior Secretary Seaton to press production and marketing concerns amid a semi emergency period. They denounced British accusations of withholding crudes for England since the Suez crisis and criticized Eden. European demand and refinery offers to ship fuel to ports faced price and supply tensions as U.S. crude output rose and stocks and imports increased. Rig counts fell across the Southwest, led by Texas, highlighting slower field activity.
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Seaton
Texas
England
Eden
U. S
Standard Oil
New York
Europe
Middle East
Suez Canal
Mediterranean
Oklahoma
Kansas
Louisiana
New Mexico
Bridge Winners Named in San Antonio Play Week
San Antonio bridge results listed from multiple clubs and venues. North South pairs include Mrs Frank Saunders with Mrs R L Watson at the San Antonio Bridge League and Maj and Mrs R W Smedberg. East West pairs feature Mrs Margaret Marks with Mrs Flora Morrell and others at various clubs.
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San Antonio
Frank Saunders
R. L. Watson
R. W. Smedberg
Margaret Marks
Flora Morrell
Mary Pennington
Mildred Baker
W. E. Nesbit
Mauryne, Messimer
Louise Krauss
Bert Gideon
iMrs
Joseph Dow
Bridge Club
Pam Neathery
Willie Wingfield
Ann Burke
Pat Campbell
Randolphe
Randolph Field
Walter Anderson
Roger Payne
Randall Cassada
John Cheek
Ft. Sam Houston
Kathryn Erskine
Eric Eriksen
PD. R. Shealey
Peggy Vincent
Valerie Brown
Pearl Cloud
Sevenoaks Country Club
Esther Sturman
Baxter Grier
Margaret Alcorn
Milter Quarles
Charles Tedford
Reese, Porter
Grace Holleran
Willa Mae Clymore
Dynamiter's Body Cremated in Denver After Execution
The body of John Gilbert Graham, 24, who detonated a bomb killing 44 aboard a passenger airliner, was cremated in Denver. He was brought from Canon City where he was executed by gas chamber last night.
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Denver
John Gilbert Graham
Canon City
Graham
Colorado
Readies Biggest Budget Plan
President Eisenhower will send to Congress next week a budget message expected to request nearly 72 billion dollars for the 1958 fiscal year beginning July 1. The plan, the largest yet presented, also anticipates a surplus of about 1.5 to 1.7 billion dollars, with defense and foreign aid among the main rising outlays.
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INS
Eisenhower
Congress
Middle East
Navy Starts Own Missile Effort
The Pentagon announced the navy will pursue its own 1500 mile range ballistic missile program including a sea based version to launch from submarines. The move signals a reorientation away from joint Jupiter development with the army and prompts a review of overall ballistic missile plans.
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Washington
Pentagon
Navy
Army
Defense Department
U. S
Department of Defense
Air Force
Garrison
Air
Norton
Accidental fatal shooting ruled in Encino man case
Dr. Robert Hausman county medical examiner ruled the fatal shooting at the Nueces hotel hallway was an accident. Charles Joiner, 23, died from a bullet wound in his head after a Saturday incident in downtown San Antonio location 513 North St. Marys. The examiner said the shooting was personal safety related rather than intentional.
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Robert Hausman
Encino
Charles Joiner
Nueces Hotel
N. St. Mary’s
Hausman
Ingrid Bergman weighs U.S. return offer for next visit
Paris dispatch reports Ingrid Bergman, amid preparations for a U S trip, may accept an offer to perform in America. She will spend 24 hours in New York to receive the New York Film Critics Award as best actress for Anastasia, then depart for Paris.
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Paris
Ingrid Bergman
U. S
America
New York
New York Film Critics Award
Anastasia
L A Man Receives 1956 Outstanding Young Texan Honor
Bill Southwell, 31, of San Antonio, a business executive, was among five men honored Saturday night in Abilene as Outstanding Young Texans of 1956. The honors were presented by the Texas Junior Chamber of Commerce.
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Bill Southwell
San Antonio
Abilene
Texas Junior Chamber of Commerce
Red Rule Under Protest
The American Civil Liberties Union condemns denial of a law license due to a past innocent Communist Party membership as arbitrary and unreasonable in a Washington report dated January 12. The ACLU argues the policy violates basic rights and due process.
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Washington, Jan
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Communist Party
Texas universities fight plan to divert permanent fund
Governing boards of the University of Texas and Texas A and M moved to block any attempt to divert income from the permanent university fund to pay current operating expenses. They oppose Cavness plan which would free most funds from oil and gas royalties for current costs amid a fund exceeding 265 million dollars. They warn oil resources are diminishing and future revenue could be tied to unproductive lands.
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Austin
INS
University of Texas
Texas A. & M. College
University
Tom, Sealy
University Board of Regents
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