Dulles Signals Veto to Bar Red China From UN Council
Secretary of State Dulles stated the United States would veto if needed to block Red China from U N Security Council membership. He argued Peiping will be unable to gain admittance to major U N bodies and criticized China for flouting international obligations in Korea and Indochina.
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Washington
Dulles
United States
Red China
U.N. Security Council
U.N
Assembly
Dulles de
Peiping
United Nations
Korea
Indochina
Sen
Knowland
R-Calif
Eisenhower
Senate
Congress
Sen. George
George
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Walter Bedell Smith
Geneva
Molotov
Pierre Mendes- France
Chou En-lai
Guatemala
Britain
Southeast Asia
Sen. Knowland
GOP
U. N
Swabbing Tests On Wells Near Snyder And Stonewall
Reports detail multiple Texas oil wells including Taylor Oil in Central Scurry County with swab rates of 12 barrels per hour and 30 percent water, and Stonewall County’s No. 1-B Pumphrey Heirs Bend Glomerate discovery flowing 322.95 barrels of 40 gravity oil with 640 to 1 gas oil ratio. Additional wells include Mitchell Extender No. 2 Nettie Hale near Westbrook and Skelly Oil No. 1 R. T. Shafer in Howard County showing strong 24 hour potentials and high gravity oil production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Oil & Gas Co
Winston Brothers
Scurry County
Winston
J. P. Smith
Snyder
Taylor
Stonewall Discovery
Chapman & McFarlin Producing Co
Pumphrey Heirs
Bend
Stonewall County
Ab&m
Aspermont
Mitchell
Robert S. Brennand, Jr
H. D. Hefren
Midland
Nettie Hale
Westbrook
Mitchell County
Hale
Tn-T&p
Skelly Oil Co
Shivers and Yarborough Duel Over Duval County Ties
Gov Allan Shivers challenged Ralph Yarborough to deny promising George Parr would call off the Duval County clean up campaign if Yarborough is elected. The charge came at a large Waco crowd, the largest outdoor election rally in a decade. Yarborough, speaking in Lubbock, accused Shivers of pressuring to suppress an FBI probe into Gainesville State School for Girls for political reasons.
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Associated Press
Allan Shivers
Ralph Yarborough
George Parr
Duval County
Waco
Yarborough
Parr
South Texas
Lubbock
Shivers
FBI
State School For Girls
Gainesville
Polio Patient Glenda Langley Reported Worse
Glenda Langley, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Langley of Green Hill Apartments, was taken to Hendrick Memorial Hospital Friday with bulbar polio and condition reported worse today by Abilene hospital.
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Glenda Langley
Hendrick Memorial Hospital
Abilene Hospital
Lloyd Langley
Green Hill Apartments
Rape murder of Judith Ann Rosenberg shocks Miami crowd
The 6 year old girl Judith Ann Rosenberg was kidnapped from the Rosenberg home and found murdered in a palmetto thicket off South Bayshore Drive. Detectives led by Detective Lt Chester El dredge said the FBI had no jurisdiction as no interstate crime occurred. Witnesses described a colored man, with two Negro gardeners seen talking to the children. The killer entered through an unlocked door, took Judith from the couch, and fled in the Rosenbergs car.
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Chester Eldredge
Homicide Bureau
FBI
Judith Ann
Baltimore
South Bayshore Drive
Miami
Harry Rosenberg
Betty
Judith
Rosenbergs
James Roberts
Roberts
Dorothy Lawrence
Lawrence
Rosenberg
Judith Ann Roberts
Fla
Homicide
J. J. Whitman
Texas Cotton Acreage Drops 16 Percent
The Agriculture Department reports Texas July 1 cotton in cultivation at 8,000,000 acres, down 16 percent from last year. Nationally 19,961,000 acres are in cultivation, down 21 percent. Production forecast not given, but at 300 pounds per acre yield the crop would be about 11,976,000 bales.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Texas
Missouri
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Arkansas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Conditions Of Drouth Again Hitting State
Drouth conditions intensified across central eastern and upper coastal Texas as the USDA reports corn sorghum and pastures deteriorating. Dry range and pasture grass shortened while cattle shrinkage and active marketing continued. Heavy rains in the south and west boosted late feed and pastures though cotton growth varied by region with rains aiding sizing and maturity in some areas. Movement of vegetables remained limited to coastal counties and Panhandle crops with light tomato supplies from East Texas.
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Austin
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Northwest
High Plains
Blacklands
Texas
Coastal Bend
Panhandle
East Texas
Thief Gets Three Years After Casing Museum
Ronald E. Walker, 36, was sentenced to three years in prison after casing the Nelson museum in Monmouth England. He stole 93 Nelson relics including 84 gold coins worn by Admiral Nelson when he died, inspired by a television program.
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Monmouth
England
Ronald E. Walker
Horatio Nelson
Britain
Trafalgar
Walker
Nelson Museum
Cours
Nelson
Yarborough Campaign Stop Attacks Shivers In Courthouse Speech
Ralph Yarborough campaigned in Dallas delivering strong charges against Gov. Allan Shivers on the west steps of the courthouse. He accused Shivers of oil policies favoring imports and Republicans, alleged perjury in expense accounts, and questioned plane ownership tied to Shivers. He urged action on a land deal and pledged swift cleanup of the insurance mess, speaking before about 80 supporters.
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Allan Shivers
Ralph Yarborough
Yarborough
Shivers
Texas
Texas Tidelands
Winston Field
George Robertson
Odessa
Warren Burnett
Robertson
Glenn Shelton
Wichita Falls
Houston
C. F. Hedges
Uranium Plants Stay Open Amid 4500-Worker Strike
The U S nuclear fuel output continued at Oak Ridge Tennessee and Paducah Kentucky as 4500 CIO chemical workers strike against Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Co. Wage talks stall after a 15 cent demand while government eyes possible court injunction. AFL leaders urge binding arbitration. production remains at full capacity under supervisory staff.
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Oak Ridge, Tenn
Paducah
CIO Chemical
Eisenhower
Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Co
Atomic Energy Commission
Washington
Hamon
CIO
AFL
Tom Fee
CIO United Gas, Coke and Chemical Workers
Year’s High Reading, Shower In Part Of City
Snyder saw rain in part of the city for the first time in July with .03 inch measured by observer Mrs. D P Stray horn, while the city’s high rose to 103 degrees the year’s new peak. The 102 degree high on June 6 was surpassed yesterday as the ninth 100-degree day this year. Overnight low was 71 with 79 at 7 30 this morning. Mrs H J Schulze reported 1.5 inches fell at her home two miles north of Union.
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Snyder
D. P. Strayhorn
H. J. Schulze
Union
Negro Woman Serves On Bench In Wichita Falls County Court
In Wichita Falls Texas County Judge Charlie Farris served in her second day in office filling in for Guy H McNeely who is out of town The 25 year old Negro woman chosen by the Wichita County Bar Association is a Prairie View Normal School and Howard University graduate currently serving as county judge temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Falls
Texas
Charlie Farris
Wichita County Bar Assa
Guy H. McNeely
Prairie View Normal School
Howard University
Washington, D.C
Court reinstates two perjury counts in Lattimore case
The U S Court of Appeals 8 1 reversed on the main perjury count against Owen Lattimore wiping out that charge as vague while reinstating two auxiliary counts. The court left in doubt whether the government will seek Supreme Court review or retry the reinstated counts along with three other previously allowed charges. Lattimore called the ruling a major victory.
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Washington
U.S. Court of Appeals
Owen Lattimore
Justice Department
Supreme Court
U.S. Dist
Luther W. Youngdahl
Lattimore
Baltimore
Joseph C. O’mahoney
Thurman Arnold
Court of Appeals
Senate Internal Security
Yenan
Red
China
Harold M. Stephens
John Danaher
E. Barrett Prettyman
Latimore
Pacific Affairs
Weather Brief North Central West Texas and South Central
Partly cloudy and hot this afternoon tonight and Friday with widely scattered thundershowers. East and South Central areas expect partly cloudy warm conditions with daytime thundershowers. Moderate to occasionally fresh southerly winds affect the coastal regions.
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North Central
West
Texas
East
South Central
No Action On Reward Offer For Stolen 10-Foot Python
Hagerstown Maryland reports no progress on a $100 reward offered by Harry Albacker for the return of his 10-foot python Gertrude stolen from his car in June. Police doubt a thief would transport the snake to a quarry, while locals recall the entertainer’s show and the creature’s gentle acts. A telegram suggested violence from a husband who found the snake in a deck yard.
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Hagerstown
Harry Albacker
Lorain
Ohio
Gertrude
Harry
Albacker
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Raymond Kuchenmeist
Parma
American Airlines
Cleveland, O
William F. Bonnell
Duke of Duval
Drouth
Kansas City
Hedges
Snyderites
C. E. McGaw
Washington County Hospital
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