Masked men seize Brink’s car for 160000 at Buffalo heist
In Buffalo three armed men ambushed a Brink's armored car and shot guard Eugene Clohessy, taking 160000 in Fort Erie race track receipts. Two suspects were captured after a gun battle. loot recovered. a third fled and remains sought as police list prior records for Pettinato Mazella and Sheridan.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Brink's
Brink's, Inc
Fort Erie
Niagara River
Canada
Brink
Eugene Clohessy
Clohessy
James Sheridan
Jim Salomerio
New York City
Pettinato
Mazella
Stanley J. Klodzinski
Kenneth A. Kemp
Edward J. Thompson
Kemp
Thompson
Klodzinski
Edward Craven
Ruth
Eileen
Lower West Side
Angelo Alba
Tony
Sheridan
Brinks
Boston
Dulles Pressured by Communist Peace Offensive
Rep. Richards warns Dulles faces growing pressure to compromise or be destroyed as peace talks threaten to erode resolve. Mansfield lauds Eisenhower admin policy, credits with Formosa support and averting a backward slide in U.S. stance near Communist China.
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Washington
Rep. Richards
D-Sc
State Dulles
Richards
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Dulles
Red China
Sen. Mansfield
D-Mont
Eisenhower
Democratic Party
Mansfield
Congress
U.S
Formosa
China
Secretary of State Dulles
Warning Motorists Of Radar Lawful Questioned In Tennessee
Memphis Tenn published case concerns a man carding a cardboard sign reading radar to warn speeding drivers The judge upheld a conviction for disorderly conduct later amended to interfering with an officer The defense plans appeal potentially setting a Tennessee precedent
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Memphis
Tenn
B. R. Boushe
Tennessee
J. W. Evans
Evans
Boushe
Funeral for Mrs Crowder Set for Saturday at First Methodist
Funeral services for Mrs Ed Crowder 69 of 2903 Avenue X will be held Saturday afternoon at the First Methodist Church with burial in Snyder Cemetery. The Rev J Lennor Hester will officiate and Bell Funeral Home directs. Mrs Crowder born Feb 6 1886 in Lampasas was married in 1904 to Mr Crowder. She moved from Ira to Snyder in 1943 and was active in the church and Eastern Star. Survivors include her husband ten children 11 grandchildren and three great grandchildren with services pending word from California relatives. Pallbearers are Jimmy Billingsley Jr J P Pitner Sr Bob Otto Edgar Taylor Emmett Trevey and Ruff Sterling.
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Ed Crowder
Avenue X
First Methodist Church
Crowder
California
Bell Funeral Home
Snyder Cemetery
J. Lennor Hester
Mittie James
Lampasas
Wesley James
Ira
Snyder
Calif
J. D. Patterson
Fluvanna
Ray Crowder
San Angelo
J. W. Crowder
Troy Crowder
Weatherford
Preston Crowder
Colorado City
Active Crowder
Oakland
Doyle Crowder
Sweetwater
Victoria James Hammett
Barstow
Heat peaks at 99 as Snyder endures scorch
Heat continued to bear down on Snyder with a 99 degree high yesterday. Overnight low was 72, and morning reading reached 79 at 7 30. Weather observer David Strayhorn noted the day’s heat remained intense.
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Snyder
David Strayhorn
Johnson And Wang Call Second Recess
United States and Red China again recessed talks on Friday regarding the release of 40 American civilians held by Beijing. No progress reported on prisoner repatriation as U N secretary general Hammarskjold and the two envoys discussed a possible third country check on detained students.
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Max Harrelson
Geneva
United States
Red China
U. Alexis Johnson
Wang Ping-nan
U. S
Johnson
Wang
Peiping
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
Weather Outlook for Texas Regions
North Central and West Texas enjoy partly cloudy skies this afternoon tonight and Friday with widely scattered thundershowers and no significant temperature changes. East Texas sees cloudy skies with scattered showers and thundershowers this afternoon tonight and Friday with warmer conditions and coastal winds. South Central Texas remains partly cloudy with widely scattered afternoon thundershowers and moderate to locally fresh southeasterly winds along the coast.
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North Central
West Texas
East Texas
South Central
Texas
New guest house proposed for Oklahoma governor visitors
The Oklahoma Planning and Resources Board approved a winter project to build a hospitality house on Lake Texoma near the state lodge. The guest house will cost between 50 000 and 60 000 dollars to complete and serve important visitors to the governor.
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Oklahoma City
Lake Texoma
Oklahoma Planning and Resources Board
Bulganin Rejects Eisenhower Plan on Aerial Inspection
Premier Bulganin dismissed the Eisenhower plan for wartime blueprint exchange and aerial inspection as ineffective, arguing the Soviet disarmament approach is more realistic. He spoke to 1,500 deputies at a Geneva summit review praising the talks and stressing no shift in Germany reunification stance or NATO opposition.
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Moscow
Nikolai Bulganin
United States
Soviet Union
Bulganin
Supreme Soviet
Geneva
Atomic Energy Commission
Germany
NATO
U.S.S.R
Eisenhower
Great Britain
France
Grand Kremlin Palace
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Bulgania
Lazar Kaganovich
Khrushchev
V. M. Molotov
Klementi Voroshilov
Georgi Malenkov
Mikhail Pervukhin
Anatase Mikoyan
Georgi Zhukov
Russian farm expert Matskevich to visit Texas 48 hours
Vladimir Matskevich the Russian touring farm expert is slated for a brief Texas swing. The itinerary listed King Ranch in South Texas and ranches near Fort Worth with prior mentions of Texas A and M College in College Station.
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Houston
Russia
Texas
Washington
Vladimer Maiskevich
Texas A&m College
College Station
Houston Post
Matskevich
Big King
South
Fort Worth
A&m College
U.S. Army
Corpus Christi
King Ranch
Eastern Air Lines
EAL
Carswell Air Force Base
Minneapolis
Minn
Midwest
Texas Water Needs Requires Solution
University of Texas law professor Dr Corwin Johnson warns in Public Affairs that Texas must solve water conflicts promptly as growth in cities industry and agriculture pressures supplies. He notes partial reform laws were passed but major issues remain and sectional disputes may ease only with interdependent state awareness.
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Austin
Texas
University of Texas Law
Corwin Johnson
University
Institute of Public Affairs
Johnson
THDA Promotes Civil Defense Efforts in Texas
Fort Worth reports the Texas Home Demonstration Association promotes civil defense at its annual convention. It notes 831 THDA clubs cooperating in civil defense efforts and 1,060 of the state's 2,200 clubs have civil defense chairmen under Mrs. H. C. Slife of Lake Jackson.
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Fort Worth
Texas Home Demonstration Assn
THDA
H. C. Slife
Lake Jackson
Civil Defense Committee
School lunch funds allotted to Texas for next year
The Agriculture Department apportioned 3,823,503 to Texas for the school lunch program next school year. Only New York receives more at 3,847,754. Each dollar must be matched by at least three dollars by state agencies.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Texas
New York
U.S
Kids Under 10 Get Vaccine Priority
A Texas polio vaccine committee recommends top priority for children under 10 and expectant mothers. It allocates 83 percent of the state share for commercial use and 17 percent for public agencies, with 36 540 cases released. The panel urges dispensing through wholesale and retail outlets and asks doctors to keep precise records of vaccine usage.
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Austin
Texas
National
Holle
Federal
Department of Health
M. O. Rouse
Dallas
Texas Medical Assn
J. F. Renfro
Texas Druggists Assn
Freed Airmen Return From Hong Kong to Clark AFB
Eleven American B 29 airmen freed by Red China arrived at Clark Air Force Base from Hong Kong. They were greeted by Brig. Gen. William L. Lee and U.S. Ambassador Homer Ferguson. The group, previously with the 581st Wing at Clark, will fly to Tokyo then to the U.S. West Coast for reunions. They described their capture after their plane was shot down January 12, 1953 during a leaflet mission over North Korea. Medical checks found them in good condition amid emotional homecoming scenes.
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Manila
Hong Kong
Col
John Knox Arnold Jr
Silver Spring
Peiping
China
Arnold
Yalu River
North Korea
William H. Baumer
Lewisburg
Red
Jockey Club
James M. Davis
Davis
B. W. Midley
Endicott
N.Y
Air Force
United States
Geneva
Eugene John Vandi
Clayton
Vandi
Betty
Daniel C. Schmidt
Redding
Calif
Ag Teachers Honor Four Farm Editors
Four Texas farm editors and 10 Texas newspapers were honored by the Texas Vocational Agriculture Teachers Assn. The group also saluted E. E. Marshall of Farmersville for 30 years in teaching agriculture and named S. V. Burks Texas Educator of the Year in Agricultural Teacher Education.
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Dallas
Texas
Texas Vocational Agriculture Teachers Assn
E. E. Marshall
Farmersville
S. V. Burks
Agricultural Educational Department of Texas A&i
Kingsville
Clark Bolt
Waco News Tribune
Jim Compton
Lubbock Avalanche
R. G. Jordan
San Antonio Express
Grady Stiles
Corpus Christi Caller
Briscoe County News
Silverton
Stanton Reporter
Colorado County Citizen
Columbus
Abilene
Tom R. Joseph
Waco
J. W. Shannon
Stephenville
Obie Jones
Austin
O. H. Schram
Taylor
Nat Williams
Texan Charged In Bank Robbery
Harold George Wood of San Antonio Texas was charged yesterday with robbery in the holdup of the Cookup Bank at Galt Missouri Tuesday. The case centers on the Trenton Missouri incident and investigators from the area reported the alleged loot and a staged getaway. Police described the suspect as the leading figure in the bank raid and prepared the case for prosecution.
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Trenton
Harold George Wood
San Antonio
Tex
Galt
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Mont
Wallace L. Brown
Banks
Ala
John W. Buck
Armathwaite
Howard W. Brown
St. Paul
Steven E. Kiba
Everett Drumright
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