Compromise urged in Suez canal dispute talks
At London Airport Bhepilov urged a compromise inclusive of all canal users and Egypt. Dulles expressed confidence in a peaceful solution as Britain France and the United States press for international control of the 106 mile waterway and Egypt’s participation. Egypt boycotts the London talks while Iran and India floated ideas amid cabinet discussions in London and Cairo.
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Britain
France
United States
Eden
Guy Mollet
Cairo
Mahmoud Fawzi
London
Egypt
Suez Canal Co
CBS Replies To Butler
New York CBS president Frank Stanton said those who make the news cannot dictate coverage in a free society. He sent the remark in a telegram to Paul Butler chairman of the Democratic National Committee in Chicago. Butler criticized CBS for not televising a movie at the Democratic National Convention and said he would demand it be shown later.
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New York
Frank Stanton
Columbia Broadcasting System
Paul Butler
Democratic National Committee
Chicago
Butler
CBS
Land Offered As Site For Library Here
County commissioners heard Harrie Winston offer to donate land on El Paso Street near Colonial Hill Baptist Church as a site for the county library. Petitions circulated seek to move or retain the proposed Twenty third Street and Avenue T site. No decision was made as planners draft plans for the library authorized by a bond issue.
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Harrie Winston
el Paso Street
Colonial Hill Baptist Church
Twenty-third Street
Avenue T. Winston
Rescue Efforts Continue Amid Belgium Coal Mine Disaster
Rescue workers labored to surface 80 bodies buried deep in the Bois du Gazier mine after a blaze that began Wednesday. Teams still search for survivors as authorities report 270 miners lost in the tragedy.
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Marcinelle
Belgium
Bois du Gazier
No Sign Of Break Seen In Convention Deadlock
Chicago convention enters second day with Democratic deadlock over presidential nomination. Harriman backers claim discontent in leaning groups while Stevenson appears favored by many veterans. AP poll shows Stevenson close to nomination with 6861 needed, uncommitted delegates remain sizable and Southern sentiment leans Stevenson. Kefauver backs Stevenson. True man to hold news conference for Harriman.
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Chicago
Averell Harriman
Adlai Stevenson
Harriman
Stevenson
Associated Press
South
Betsy May Veer Away From Florida Coast
Hurricane Betsy veered from its Florida coast path as forecasters noted the center may not reach the coast. Warnings extended along the Gold Coast from Palm Beach to Melbourne with watches from Melbourne to Brunswick. Betsy, centered 230 miles east of Palm Beach, moved northwest at 14 mph with potential more northerly movement in 6 to 12 hours.
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Miami
Fla
Betsy
Florida
Gold Coast
Palm Beach
Melbourne
Brunswick
Monorail Plan Approved for Dallas Fair Park Route
The Dallas Park Board approved a monorail plan for Fair Park. Construction is set to begin soon on a 4000 foot route through the park.
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Dallas
Dallas Park Board
Fair Park
Dulles Sees Peaceful Solution for Suez Crisis
Secretary of State Dulles after meeting with President Eisenhower expresses confidence in a peaceful formula at the London conference to assure international operation of the Suez Canal. He travels to London with a united stance with Britain and France and stresses Egypt's rights and world duties in the canal dispute.
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Dulles
Eisenhower
White House
London
Egypt
Britain
France
State Department
Suez Canal
United States
Duljes
Suez
Cafe Explosion Kills 15 in Utah Town
An explosion at the Lariat Cafe in Monticello Utah during dinner hour left 15 dead and 26 injured among 50 diners. The blast damaged the building and sent victims to hospitals in Salt Lake City Cortez Durango and Grand Junction. The cafe owner Mrs Ramsdell was among the injured.
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Utah
Salt Lake City
Cortez
Durango
Grand Junction
Colorado
Steven Hazelwood
Red Cross
Here
Harold Ramsdell
Utah-Colorado
Moab
Plateaus Uranium
Utah Highway Patrol
Robert WL. Bales
Newcastle
Ind
Henry Gorman
Riverton
Theodore Demore Smith
Edna Sisk
Dove Creek
Colo
William Beryl Harvey
Houston
Roy William Grisson
Pueblo
Rex Leon Miller
Clearfield
Kan
Lynn Curmet
Winslow
Ariz
Verla Adams
Nancy
St. Mary's Hospital
Johnson Denies Vote Deal Ties In Convention
Texas Senator Lyndon Johnson says no one has offered him a vote deal to secure Texas support if he withdraws from the presidential scramble. He remains the Texas favorite son candidate and favors delaying platform writing to focus on civil rights. Johnson notes no mystery deals, has spoken with Stevenson Symington Harriman and Kefauver about issues, and may push for delegates if a South-acceptable civil rights plank emerges.
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Chicago
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Platform Committee
Vann Kennedy
Corpus Christi
Tery
Adlai Stevenson
Stuart Symington
Averell Harriman
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Guard Will Be Inspected at Snyder Armory Sunday
The Snyder National Guard unit will be at the armory all day Sunday for its annual command inspection led by Col. Frederick P. Weston of San Antonio, commander of the 112th Armored Cavalry Regiment. The guard will be on duty from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The inspection covers all personnel and training. Local unit commander is 1st Lt. John T. Lynch.
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Snyder National Guard
Frederick P. Weston
San Antonio
112Th Armored Calvary Regiment
John T. Lynch
William E. Watford
Kenneth L. Perkins
Julius Cleveland
Pecos
Willis F. McDonald
Midland
112Th
Texas weather: hot yesterday with warm night and a cool morning
Weather report for North Central and West Texas shows clear to partly cloudy skies through Wednesday with isolated afternoon and evening thunderstorms. Temperatures stay near the 70s to low 80s at morning, hot conditions expected elsewhere after yesterday’s 104 degree high.
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Snyder
North Central
West Texas
Woman and Daughters Die in Sunset Valley Accident
In Pecos Utah a Benjamin woman and two of her four daughters were killed when their car struck a bridge and exploded twelve miles north of town Sunday afternoon. Victims were Nancy Gallagher 36 Francesa 7 and Leticia 2. Passenger Neal Stewart 24 and the remaining Gallagher girls Aurora 10 and Kelly 4 were reported in good condition.
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Pecos
Benjamin
Utah
Here
Nancy Gallagher
Francesa
Leticia
Neal Stewart
Gallagher
Aurora
Kelly
Chamber forms plan to organize Snyder industrial foundation
Snyder Industrial Foundation began to take shape as the Chamber of Commerce created a steering committee to outline membership and organize a separate nonprofit foundation. Dr. Wilton Jones L A McLanahan and Stanley Noah were named to prepare recommendations for the steering group. The plan aims to file as an independent foundation within months.
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Chamber of Commerce
Snyder
Industrial Foundation
Wilton Jones
L. A. McLanahan
Stanley Noah
Chamber of Commerce Board
Chamber of Commerce Industrial Committee
Forest Sears
Sears
Hart to Meet With State's Delegation in Chicago
Austin native James Hart, former Texas Supreme Court justice and UT chancellor, arrived in Chicago to politick with about 200 Texas delegates. He said he would seek the Senate seat if Price Daniel wins the governor's race and would delay a formal announcement until after the August 25 second primary. Hart planned to contact each Texas delegation member if possible.
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Chicago
James Hart
Austin
Senate
Price Daniel
Texas
Hart
State Supre Court
University of Texas
Ship passage in Suez likely until London conference
London insurance brokers say freedom of passage through the Suez Canal appears reasonably safe until the London conference begins Thursday. After that they express uncertainty about continued access and potential changes.
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London
Suez Canal
Boy Kills Mother in Fort Worth Shooting Mystery
Charles Cole, 18, confessed to killing his mother Nora Price 49 with a shotgun at their trailer home north of Fort Worth. He said he aimed at his stepfather Frank Price 52 during a confrontation. both adults were wounded and Cole was arrested in Saginaw after fleeing.
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Charles Cole
Nora Price
Tere
Frank Price
Cole
Saginaw
Pat Smith
Price
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