Renews call for talks with Red China in Senate
Sen George D Ga renewed demand for an early foreign ministers conference with Communist China opposing talks only with Johnson and urging direct talks with Chou En Lai. Dulles said no progress until talks include high Chinese officials and cease fire in Formosa Strait. McCarthy warned of appeasement risk while Knowland and Russell urged direct engagement as necessary to avoid conflict.
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Sen
George
D-Ga
China
Dulles
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U. S
U. Alexis Johnson
Geneva
Peiping
Formosa Strait
Red China
Congress
Formosa
Quemoy
Matsu
Republic of China
Sen. McCarthy
Wis
Senate
Administration
McCarthy
Georgia
Far East
Russell
Senate Armed Services Committee
Bulganin and Khrushchev to Visit Britain Next Spring
Prime Minister Eden said the Soviet leaders Nikolai Bulganin and Nikita Khrushchev will visit Britain next spring. The announcement followed a private Geneva conference where both sides stressed the value of personal contacts.
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London
Nikolai Bulganin
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party
Britain
House of Commons
Eden
Geneva
Reading Of Giles Charge Delayed In Bascom Giles Trial
Dist. Judge Charles O Betts delayed the reading of a jury charge in the Bascom Giles theft case until this afternoon due to earlier delays and three sets of written objections from both sides. Giles 54, former state land commissioner and father of the 100 million dollar veterans aid program, is charged with stealing 6800 in board funds. The judge and attorneys worked past midnight to iron out legal points and the case may go to the jury late today or tonight with each side given three hours to sum up.
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Austin
Charles O.betts
Bascom Giles
98Th District Court
Betts
Giles
Veterans Aid
Charles O. Betts
Mrs Ed Cole Dies In Fort Worth
Fort Worth resident Mrs. Ed Cole died yesterday in Fort Worth after many years in Snyder. She was the sister of Mrs. R. C. Grant ham and Mrs. Willie Farmer of Snyder. Funeral services are planned for 2 o clock tomorrow afternoon in Fort Worth.
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Ed Cole
Fort Worth
Snyder
R. C. Grantham
Willie Farmer
Eisenhower Updates on Geneva Talks and Domestic Affairs
President Eisenhower outlined Geneva summit gains and cautioned on hope for immediate peace. He said peaceful overflight for exchange of military blueprints could occur if Russia agrees, and discussed Talbott ethics, Red China talks, Dixon Yates, Armour Armstron g testimony, and a wary view of the reserves bill.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Geneva
Russia
Talbott
Senate
Air Force
Dixon-Yates
Joseph M. Dodge
Congress
J. Sinclair Armstrong
Securities and Exchange Commision
Sherman Adams
Adams
Armstrong
SEC
Sen. Kefauver
D-Tenn
Adolphe Wenzell
New York
Israeli Plane Downed In Bulgaria Amid Border Clash
A four engine El Al Constellation was shot down near Bulgaria's Greek border with witnesses saying Bulgaria anti aircraft gunners fired. Fifty eight aboard are feared dead including four Americans. Israel opened an inquiry while Greece reported the crash as near Rupel Gorge in southwest Bulgaria. Separately President Eisenhower withheld judgment on Harold Talbott pending Senate inquiry into his ties with Mulligan & Co.
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Greece
Bulgaria
Israel
Foreign Ministry
Jerusalem
Sofia
Macedonia
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Petrutsin
London
Lydda
Communists
Warsaw Military Alliance
Constellation
Vienna
Schechat
Paris
Tel Aviv
el al
Istanbul
Rupel Gorge
Hinks
Washington
Eisenhower
Harold E. Talbott
Senate
Talbott
Air Force
J. Eisenhower
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Paul B. Mulligan & Co
New York
Air Secretary
Pastor Faces Historic Heresy Trial In Northwest Synod
The Rev. George P. Crist Jr., 31, pastor of Bethlehem Lutheran Church in Durham Wisconsin, faces a closed trial by the Northwest Synod United Lutheran Church in America on charges he adulterated scripture and mixed his own theories with the Bible. He admits holding views denying key Christian tenets and asserts belief in a truth beyond the Bible.
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Northwest Synod
United Lutheran Church In America
George P. Crist Jr
Crist
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Durham
Waukesha County
Jesus Christ
Heaven
Jesus
Martin Luther
Chicago
Northwestern Lutheran Seminary
Minneapolis
Evelyn
Paul E. Bishop
Bishop
Seven West German Soldiers Join NATO Military
Seven of West Germany's first postwar troops officially joined NATO military service and went on duty at Supreme Headquarters Allied Forces Europe outside Paris as civilian advisors until Bonn Parliament approves their appointments. Six will join SHAFE's international staff under Gen. Alfred M. Gruenther. Col. Adolphe von Kielmansegg becomes liaison between SHAFE and West Germany. A second small group is set to join Allied Central European Command at Fontainebleau Friday.
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Paris
West Germany
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Supreme Headquarters
Allied Forces Europe
Bonn
SHAFE
U. S
Alfred M. Gruenther
Europe
Adolphe von Kielmansegg
Central European Command
Alphonse Juin
Fontainebleu
Weather Outlook for Texas Regions
North Central Texas sees partly cloudy warm conditions this afternoon tonight and Thursday with isolated thundershowers. West Texas reports partly cloudy conditions with scattered showers and thundershowers and no notable temperature changes. East and South Central Texas expect partly cloudy warm afternoons and Thursdays with widely scattered main thundershowers and moderate southeasterly coastal winds.
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Texas
Mrs. Boydstun Dies From Motor Vehicle Injuries in Wichita Falls
Mrs. W R Boydstun 47 of Snyder died at Wichita Falls General Hospital from injuries suffered Friday night when struck by a car in Wichita Falls. She was traveling with brother Earl Gray and his family en route to Oklahoma and Colorado. Funeral services will be held Friday at the First Assembly of God in Snyder with burial in Lamesa Cemetery. Survived by husband two daughters Mrs Barbara Wright and Mrs Wanda Dunlay and son Raymond. parents Mr and Mrs H W Gray. sister Mrs W W Batie. brothers Earl Gray and Arvie Gray. seven grandchildren.
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W. R. Boydstun
Avenue U
Snyder
Wichita Falls General Hospital
Wichita Falls
Boydstun
Earl Gray
Nelda
Artesia
N.M
Oklahoma
Colorado
Gray
Boydston
Assembly of God
Robert Owens
Bolger
Barbara Wright
Wanda Dulaney
Raymond Boydstun
H. W. Gray
Lamesa
W. W. Batie
Rockey Ford
Colo
Arvie Gray
Martin P. Durkin Undergoes Brain Surgery at Georgetown
Martin P. Durkin 61 former secretary of labor and president of the AFL Plumbers Union underwent brain surgery at Georgetown University Hospital. Doctors said it would be several hours before an update. Durkin previously had brain tumor surgery last September and his family was summoned to his bedside.
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Washington
Martin P. Durkin
Georgetown University Hospital
Durkin
AFL Plumbers Union
Thomas E. Kelcher
Snyder Heat Records Near 100 Degrees
The temperature reached 98 degrees in Snyder yesterday with a low of 72 degrees overnight. At 7 30 this morning the reading was 77, reported by weather observer Da ves pereyhor.
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Snyder
Daves Pereyhor
Abilene Seeks State Aid for Four Underpasses
Mayor C F E Gatlin led a delegation to meet Highway Commission officials in Austin to urge state aid for four underpasses along the Texas and Pacific tracks to ease Abilene’s crosstown traffic. Gatlin said the commission appeared sympathetic as they presented traffic data and city plans. Austin manager Austin Hancock and traffic engineer Charles Clinard accompanied the group.
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Austin
C. F E. Gatlin
Abilene
Highway Commission
Gatlin
Texas and Pacific
Austin P. Hancock
Charles Clinard
H. V. Norris
Beaumont
Cancer Recurrence Kept From Suzan Ball For Months
Hollywood reports Richard Long disclosed that Suzan Ball’s cancer recurrence, first known to doctors nearly a year ago, was hidden from her as the couple continued night club tours in Tucson, Palm Springs and Buffalo. Ball, 21, has been treated at Cedars of Lebanon and City of Hope, with Universal-International covering medical expenses.
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Hollywood
Richard Long
Suzan Ball
Suzan
Cedars of Lebanon
City of Hope Medical Center
Duarte
Universal-International
Long
U-I
Santa Barbara
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Sen. Jackson
D-Wash
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