Ike Dulles Talk Slated Over Crisis
President Eisenhower summoned Secretary of State Dulles to the White House to discuss foreign aid funds and the crisis in American Syrian relations. Hagerty announced the luncheon meeting as part of talks on foreign aid legislation and other matters with Undersecretary Herter present.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Dulles
White House
James C. Hagerty
Damascus
Syria
Christian Herter
Harold Cacia
Oman
Muscat
Paved alleys advance near Scurry County Library project
Spot Muse notes that downtown alleys face on the square will be paved as the program completes. The Scurry County Library building sits on one block to receive an alley upgrade. County commissioners choose library board members from each precinct to advise on the new county library.
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Scurry County Library
THE
County Commissioners Court
Showers Hit Area Amid Fatal Storms Across Texas
A weekend storm system dumped heavy rain and strong winds across Texas. Two people were killed by lightning in Houston and Leggett, with flooding reported in Baytown and up to 5 inches of rain in Mustang Mott near Cuero. Victoria endured 72 mph winds while Dallas reported a damaged church steeple and power outages.
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Walter Smith
Houston
Mickey Marsh
Leggett
Texas
Dallas
Mustang Mott
Cuero
Victoria
Range
Nordheim
Baytown
Karnes County
Kenedy
Karnes City
Gillett
Weather Bureau
Junction
Giants Board Votes To Move N Y Giants To San Francisco
New York Giants directors vote 8 to 1 to relocate the baseball franchise to San Francisco in 1958. Horace Stoneham reports the move hinges on San Francisco mayor George Christopher meeting promised conditions and the Giants retaining the name Giants. Warren Giles of the National League must approve. NL granted permission May 27 for both teams to move.
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New York
New York Giants
San Francisco
Horace Stoneham
Giants
Stoneham
George Christopher
Warren Giles
National League
Brooklyn Dodgers
Los Angeles
Giles
Dodgers
Red Cross to ship medical supplies to Oman
The International Red Cross Committee announced it will ship medical supplies to Oman for treating victims of the Persian Gulf uprising.
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Geneva
Switzerland
International Red Cross Committee
Oman
Civil rights bill action eyed by House leaders
House Speaker Rayburn hopes to bring the civil rights bill to action this week as Northern Democrats press to move it from the Rules Committee. Republicans seek a more limited version with jury trial provisions while adjournment looms. Eisenhower discussed foreign aid, not civil rights, at a breakfast. White House reports protests from Negro groups against the Senate version.
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Washington
Rayburn
D-Tex
House Rules Committee
Senate
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Security In Danger as Dulles Warns Senate Over Aid Cut
Secretary of State Dulles warned the Senate that a $809.65 million cut in foreign aid endangers national security. He led a four‑man administration team to press for higher aid, meeting behind closed doors with the Senate Appropriations Committee. Radford stressed that reductions would force costly mobilization and longer overseas service.
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Washington
Dulles
House
Congress
Senate
Senate Appropriations Committee
John Hollister
Adm
Arthur Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Nathan Twining
Sen
Mundt
R-Sd
Dulles-Hollister-Radford- Twining
Appropriations Committee
Senators
Congres
Weather Overview for Snyder and Texas Regions
Snyder reports high 83 today and 62 low with a 7:30 am reading of 63 and trace precipitation. Saturday high 97 low 64 with 7:30 am Sunday 65 and .75 inches rain. East Texas partly cloudy through Tuesday with scattered thundershowers near the coast. South Central through Tuesday with scattered thunder showers. North Central little temperature change. West Texas partly cloudy with thundershowers near Pecos Valley.
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Scurry County
Helmleigh
Snyder
Mercury
David Strayhorn
East
Texas
West Texas
Pecos Valley
Snyder registers 860 elementary students by noon
By noon today Snyder schools reported 860 elementary registrations with 516 new registrations today and 344 first graders in preschool. Registration continues through tomorrow afternoon, with 112 at Central, 175 at West, 101 at East, 78 at North, and 50 at Northeast. Preschool totals include 67 Central, 134 West, 75 East, 32 North, and 36 Northeast.
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Snyder
Lincoln School
Central Elementary
West
East
North
Northeast
Central
One Injured In Accident In City
Eddie Allen Taylor of 302 Thirty sixth Street sustained a compound fracture of the right tibia and a broken right leg when his Cushman scooter collided with a 1955 Dodge driven by Carolyn Ann Daniels at the Avenue L and Twenty-sixth Street intersection yesterday around 11:30 AM. He was treated at Battenfield-Jones Hospital Clinic and reported not seriously injured.
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Eddie Allen Taylor
Taylor
Carolyn Ann Daniels
Clayton R. Daniels
Browning Street
Acquittal Appealed in Japan Over Fatal Jan Stabbing
Japanese prosecutors appealed the acquittal of U S Airman Benjamin Onyang 22 of Sacramento California in the fatal stabbing of a Japanese man on January 9. Under Japanese law either side may appeal.
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Tokyo
U.S
Benjamin Onyang
Sacramento
Calif
United Nations to Debate Hungary September 10
The U N General Assembly will hold a special meeting on September 10 to discuss Hungary, focusing on the 150000 word inquiry report criticizing Soviet actions during last fall’s uprising. Henry Cabot Lodge notes Soviet troops remain and urges GA approval of the committee’s findings.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.N
General Assembly
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Hungary
Janos) Kadar
Special Committee On
Grand Jury Demands Cage Promoter Appear Tomorrow
Travis County grand jury warned Ben Jack Cage's promoter to appear tomorrow for questioning. Cage's Dallas attorney Irion says the promoter is missing, with Cage also being sought by a House committee for testimony next Monday. Cage faces embezzlement indictments in Dallas and remains free on bond.
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Austin
Les Procter
BenJack Cage
Travis County
Grand Jury
M. R. Irion
Dallas
Cage
ICT Insurance Co
Irion
Procter
House
Texas
Brazil
Dallas County Grand Jury
ICT
California
Los Angeles
Senate
Man High balloon lofts Air Force doctor for 24 hour space test
In Crosby Minnesota a huge silvery balloon rises from a caver nous iron mine carrying Maj. David G. Simons, Air Force project Man High, to a planned peak of 102000 feet for an endurance flight. The launch draws hundreds as Winzen Research Inc. conducts the test. Simons wears a pressure suit and travels in an instrument laden gondola above a 425 foot pit.
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Crosby, Minn
Air Force
David G. Simons
Minnesota
Maj
Simons
Lancaster
Port
Air Force Project
H. M. Hanna Co
Portsmouth
Cuyuna Iron Range
Northcentral
Aero-Medical Laboratory
Holoman Air Development Center
Alamogordo
N.M
Winzen Research Inc
Minneapolis
North Dakota
Miles City
Montana
County Seeks State and Federal Surplus Commodities Aid
The county commissioners court filed its annual application to participate in the state and federal surplus commodity program. The plan distributes beans, butter, and other foods to county indigents with Mrs. Marionette Baze as welfare officer. Eligibility requires six months residency and need due to disability, unemployment, or other valid reasons, with income sources reviewed.
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County Commissioners Court
Marionette Baze
Snyder Youth Hurt Slightly In Fall
Jerry Proctor son of Mr and Mrs G M Proctor of 325 Thirty First Street received a slight head injury after falling near the 66 Cafe on the East Highway about 11 15 last night He was taken to Cogdell Memorial Hospital by Bell ambulance but released after first aid Police chief T L Steele said he and four other youths had been at the cafe then raced to their car when Proctor fell and struck his head on the pavement.
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Jerry Proctor
G. M. Proctor
Thirtyfirst
East Highway
Proctor
Cogdell Memorial Hospital
Bell Ambulance
T. L. Steele
Thompson Named To Airport Board Here
Jim Thompson was appointed by the county commissioners court to fill a vacancy on the county airport board. The vacancy arose when Bryan Jordan Jr. moved to Corsicana. Thompson is production foreman for Standard Oil Co. of Texas, and joins board members Bill Atwood G B Clark Jr H C Denson and Theo Lamb.
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Jim Thompson
County Commissioners Court
Bryan Jordan, Jr
Corsicana
Thompson
Standard Oil Co. of
Texas
Bill Atwood
G. B. Clark, Jr
H. C. Denson
Theo Lamb
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