U N Chief Seeks Peiping Talks On Eleven Fliers
U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold asks China’s premier Chou En lai for direct talks in Peiping around December 26 to seek the release of eleven United Nations Command airmen jailed since January 12, 1953. The move follows a General Assembly resolution condemning Red China and urging action.
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Francis W. Carpenter
United Nations
N.Y
P—U.n
Dag Hammarskjold
Chou En-lai
Red China
Peiping
U.N
Hammarskjold
General Assembly of the
United Nations Command
Ider
General Assembly
Soviet Bloc
Assembly
Steen West
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Anthony Nutting
Arthur S. Lall
India
Jacob A. Malik
Malik
China
Sweden
Swedish Foreign Office
Stockholm
V. K. Krishna Menon
Menon
New Delhi
Nehru
A . Jesas
United States
Ex-Duval School Head Convicted in Theft Case
Duval County School Superintendent R L Adame was found guilty of stealing more than 50 dollars from county funds. He received a two year prison sentence and plans to appeal. The verdict marks the first conviction from a grand jury that returned 104 indictments in the politically charged Duval area.
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Bryan
Tex
Duval County
R. L. Adame
Duval
South
Texas
George Parr
Manuel Raymond
Laredo
Adame
W. T
Bill) Moore
John Ben Shepperd
Reiggn
North Texas
Parr
Adams
Weather outlook for Texas regions this weekend
North Central Texas sees Sunday cloudier and cooler, Monday partly cloudy and cold. West Texas reports Sunday partly cloudy and quite cold with a warmer afternoon. East and South Central Texas expect Sunday mostly cloudy with scattered morning storms near the coast, turning colder, and Monday partly cloudy and cold with strong northerly winds on the coast diminishing Monday.
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Texas
West
Snyder Students Win In Texas Science Contest
In San Antonio on December 11, Radky of Austin High School and Clare Smith of Snyder High School won first places in the junior division of the Texas Academy of Science for papers presented. Miss Radky won biological science with a paper on nutrition. Miss Smith spoke on radio graphs.
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San Antonio
Ingrid Radky
Austin High School
Clare Smith
Snyder High School
Texas Academy of Science
Yale Parcel Unit To Open For Christmas Packages
Postmaster Dawson Moreland announced a special parcel post station at 2110 Avenue S to handle Christmas deliveries. Open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily, with extra staff and no COD service. Patrons are urged to drop cards at the office rather than wait for carrier pickup.
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Dawson Moreland
Avenue S
Moreland
Ratliff leads in 24th district senate race after pivotal county results
In a partial count from 13 counties, Rep. David Ratliff of Stamford leads with 3 253 votes, ahead of Pat Bullock of Colorado City who has 2 482. Other candidates include Truett Latimer 1 795, Dan Sorrell 1 770, Juston Morrow 1 202, Dr. R F Wasson-Snyder 731, and Cecil Lotief 689, with county-by-county totals showing varied leads and carries across Garza Howard Mitchell Scurry and Fisher and Taylor counties amid the Sat election to replace Harley Sadler.
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Wasson Bullock Ratliff Morrow
Lotief Sorrells Latimer
CN Borden Ee
Dickens
Fisher
CL Garza Er
Howard
Jones Eee Ee
KENT
Mitchell
Nolan
Scurry
Stonewall
Taylor
David Ratliff
Stamford
Senate
Harley Sadler
Ratliff
Pat Bullock
Colorado City
Dickens Jones
Shackleford
Truett Latimer
Abilene
Dan Sorrell
Juston Morrow
State Senate
Cial
Senate Probes Land Deals in $100 Million Veterans Program
San Angelo Texas December 11 The State Senate Investigating Committee to meet in Austin December 27 to review irregularities alleged in a $100 million veterans land program. Chairman Sen Dorsey Hardeman asks AG DPS and State Auditor to compile reports for the committee. Investigations focus on wholesale land purchases for veterans and alleged inflated appraisals. The program, run by the State Land Board, funds loans for veterans to buy farms.
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San Angelo
Tex
State Senate
Austin
Dorsey Hardeman
Hardeman
State Department of Public Safety
State
State Land Office
State Land Board
Socialists oppose Paris treaties on German rearmament
Bonn reports that West Germany's opposition Socialists vow to block ratification of the Paris agreements and the Saar pact. Leader Erich Ollenhauer warns that joining Western Europe and NATO would hinder German reunification and urges new negotiations for peace and freedom. He plans talks with Chancellor Adenauer.
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Bonn
Germany
West Germany
Erich Ollenhauer
NATO
Europe
Ollenhauer
Soviet Union
Obienhauer
Konrad Adenauer
Eisenhower names Dodge to head new foreign economic policy council
President Eisenhower designates Joseph M. Dodge as chairman of a cabinet level council to coordinate foreign economic policy. The 63 year old Detroit banker will serve as special assistant to the president and work to align views across departments with NSC and NAC on international monetary matters. Joining Dodge on the council are Dulles Humphrey Weeks Benson Stassen with three ex officio assistants including Hague Cutler and Burns.
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Ike
Dodge
Council On Foreign Aid
Gardner L. Bridge
Washington
Eisenhower
Joseph M. Dodge
Council On Foreign Economic Policy
Detroit
Moscow
White House
National Security Council
National Advisory Council
Secretary of State
Dulles
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Commerce Weeks
Agriculture Benson
Harold Stassen
Foreign Operations Administration
Gabriel Hague
Robert Cutler
Arthur F. Burns
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Surprise Note Helps Solve Helmleigh Burglary Case
A July 4 burglary at Vaughn's Grocery and Drug Store in Helmleigh is reportedly solved after an inmate at the state prison told sheriff's officials he and Raymond Smith burglarized the store and stole $3 in silver. The report, tied to letters and prior sentences, references ongoing grand jury consideration and prior convictions.
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Vaughn
Helmleigh
Grand Jury
Mema
Buddy) Norris
Huntsville
Billy E. Renfrow
Renfrow
Sheriff's Department
Raymond Smith
Smith
Sig Line
Chevron
Safeway
Bowie County
Renfrew
Boys’ Reformatory
Gatesville
Ramsey Farm No. 1
Otey
Tex
What Is A Catholic? Church Regarded As Precise Institution
A Catholic overview argues that Catholics believe their Church is the true religion yet not all are saved or condemned. It outlines four marks of the Church and contrasts Catholic, Jewish, and Protestant views, noting Jesus as the Messiah and Christ’s fulfillment of Judaism.
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John Cogley
The
Commonwealth
Christ
Pius IX
Pius XI
Abraham
God the Father
Man
Jesus Christ
God
City Meeting Seeks Joint Name For East Highway and Twenty Fifth
A public meeting at 7 30 tomorrow night led by Mayor Marven K Stevenson will discuss renaming East Highway and Twenty Fifth Street to a single name. The gathering follows a petition to the city council and coincides with a council meeting already postponed from last night. Topics include second reading of ordinances abandoning an unused alley in Wilmeth addition block 10, authorizing truck routes on state and U S highways, and setting a date for annexation of property along the Santa Fe tracks and U S Highway 84 north of the city limits.
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East Highway
Twenty-fifth Street
Marven K. Stevenson
Ant
Wilmeth
Auto Skids In Weather Causes 1952 Pontiac Crash
Three occupants escaped serious injury after a 1952 Pontiac overturned seven miles north of here on the Lubbock highway. The car skidded about 200 feet in a downpour and ended on its left side in a mesquite field. Emery Pike of Slaton G K Hale 40 Slaton and another man from Temple were treated for abrasions and minor injuries at Cogdell Memorial Hospital.
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Here
Lubbock
Cogdell Memorial Hospital
Hosptal
Emery Pike
Slaton
G. K. Hale
Elc
Temple
Snyder Band Pupils Roast State Honors at McMurry College
Snyder high school band and choir pupils captured regional and all-state honors at a competition hosted by McMurry College Abilene Texas. Karleen Roberts and Bruce Evans were named to the all-state band for a second straight year joining eight all-region band members led by Melvin Montgomery. Choir members Kent Fields Doug Smith Tommy Gary and Suzanne Houston earned all-state choir berths as part of a 350 voice ensemble in Dallas. Evans Roberts Tankersley Crooks and other Snyder musicians advance to a four day Dallas clinic February 9 to 18 with a final all-state concert in Fair Park Auditorium.
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Abilene
Dents of Snyder
Montgomery
Snyder
Band of Texas
Lynn Tankersley
Keren Crooks
McMurry College
Evans
Miss Roberts
Dallas
Fair Park Auditorium
San Angelo
Sweetwater
Robert Clinton
Kent Fields
Doug Smith
Tommy Gary
Suzanne Houston
Borden School Bond Proposal Fails In County Election
Voters in Borden County Rural School District reject a plan to issue up to 225000 in tax bonds for water facility improvements. One small 64 to 119 box reported against with the district aiming to drill two wells on the Colorado River to serve the six existing wells.
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Borden County
Eeme
C. C. Nunnally, Jr
Nat Cve
School Board
Colorado River
Ind
Send
S. P. Stewart
Soviets Issue New Warning Over Bomber Incident
Moscow radio reiterates Soviet claim the bomber operated outside Japanese territory and notes a warning conveyed to the American ambassador on Saturday.
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Soviets
Moscow Radio
Snyder Area Weather Rain Sleet And Hail Report
The Snyder area saw light drizzle early Saturday with a half inch of moisture by evening. A heavier shower around 5 to 6 pm, sleet pellets in the afternoon, and general rainfall across nearby Scurry and Kent counties accompanied a 43 degree low Friday night.
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Snyder
Ts Onaede
Daily News
Jayton
Kent County
Big Spring
Abilene
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Jimmie Roy Good
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Leonard White
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Battenfield-Jones Clinic
Lee Watson
U. N
Duval School
Chris
Yale Parcel Unit
Borden
Snyder Area
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