New Proposal To End Nuclear Tests Drafted
Eisenhower aides draft a plan to suspend nuclear tests for three years under an international watchdog. It would be negotiated with Russia as part of a broad policy review and likely climax at an East-West summit. Dulles return speeds work. Killian studies assess security impacts and inspection reliability. Teller opposes shift, arguing Russia would cheat and that tests yield cleaner weapons.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Russia
U. S
Dulles
Far East
U.S
United States
Atomic Energy Commission
James R. Killian Jr
National Security Council
Killian
Edward Teller
Teller
AEC
Lewis L. Strauss
Snyder Spotlight Reassures Texas Economic Strength
Bank deposits in Snyder reach over 21 million the highest since 1981 for this season and building activity set records through February post office receipts also hit all time marks. Weather delivers unusual March with late winter frosts and peach blossoms. observers see potential for an upturn despite gloom elsewhere.
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Snyder
Leopold In Puerto Rico Arrives For Secluded Life
Leopold, 53, paroled after 33 years for the 1924 Bobby Franks killing, arrived in San Juan and planned a secluded life at Castaner hospital. He will work as the sole laboratory and X ray technician for $10 a month and reside in a three apartment building about 150 feet behind the hospital, amid mid 80s sun.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Nathan Leopold
Stateville
Illinois
Bobby Franks
Tl Am
Castaner Hospital
Bob Hope Arrives In Moscow Saturday
Bob Hope arrived in Moscow aboard the Soviet Tal jet from Copenhagen and stepped off in heavy clothing and a fur hat. He joked about filming a portion of an April television show in the Soviet capital and quipped like San Francisco with a remark to a bearded Russian about blades. He planned to seek permission from Soviet authorities and visit Lenin and Stalin's tomb, noting he hadn't seen Grant's tomb.
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Moscow
Bob Hope
San Francisco
Copenhagen
Lenin
Stalin
Grant
Jenner Court Bill Defeated as Senate Panel Signals Loss
Washington Senator Jenner seeks to limit the Supreme Court’s appellate reach by removing review in five categories including congressional investigations and state anti subversion laws. Committee sources indicate a majority oppose the bill, with a potential showdown vote canceled as members are away. The measure parallels a historic clash over judicial power and would shift final rulings to state supreme courts and federal circuits.
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Washington
Sen
Jenner
R-Ind
Supreme Court
Senate Judiciary Committee
Roosevelt
Nelson
Cole
Watkins
Federal Circuit Courts of Appeal
U.S. accuses Soviets of flouting UN on disarmament talks
The State Department denounces Russia for boycotting the U N Disarmament Commission and seeks UN Security Council action to link the UN with future disarmament talks. Moscow backs Eisenhower space-for-peace plan but wants removal of all U S bases as price. Officials caution over Soviet space agency proposal.
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Washington
United States
Russia
United Nations
Eisenhower
State Department
Department
Kremlin
U.N
Europe
Middle East
North Africa
Disarmament Commission
U.N. General Assembly
Security Council
Moscow
U.N. Space Agency
U. S
West
Man Hates Waste In China Railways Cable
The master of Chuchow Railway Station in Red China denounces waste and extravagance in a 600 word cable to 300 stations urging them to join a counter extravagance campaign. The message cost 15000 yuan.
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Hong Kong
Chuchow
Red China
Moore’s Business Probe Stalls over Channel 10 Award Tie
Rep. Harris Dark and Rep. O’Hara oppose questioning Col. George Gordon Moore about a Dominican yard venture tied to Channel 10 in Miami. The inquiry centers on whether Moore influenced FCC licensing as witnesses debate diary subpoenas and remarks from A Frank Katzentine and Alfred Barton.
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Washington
Harris
George Gordon Moore
Miami
House
Joseph P. O'Hara
Minnesota
Moore
Eisenhower
GOP
Federal Communications Commission
National Airlines
Rafael Trujillo
FCC
Richard A. Mack
Channel 10
Mack
House Committee
Robert E. Lee
A. Frank Katzentine
Miami Beach
National
Katzentine
Alfred Barton
Deluxe Florida Surf Club
Crack Train Jumps Rails Near Cascade Pass
A Southern Pacific Cascades Limited train derailed near Crescent Lake at 3:15 am sending 12 cars off the rails. Of 197 aboard 14 hospitalized with minor injuries and a broken ankle among them, 35 more treated for minor ailments. one car overturned but no fatalities.
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Eugene
Ore
Southern Pacific
Cascade Range
Cascade Limited
San Francisco
Portland
Crescent Lake
Crowell Man Found Dead In Truck Cab
Crowell resident Earl Samuel Menard, 51, was found dead in the cab of his truck in Corsicana on Saturday. Justice of the peace Walter Hayes ruled death from natural causes due to a heart attack.
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Corsicana
Tex
Samuel Menard
Crowell
Walter Hayes
Menard
Separate Agency Urged for Insurance Liquidation in Texas
Former state liquidator J D Wheeler urged that the liquidation division be made a separate state agency. He cited conflicts with the Board of Insurance and detailed controversies among the board, the division, receivership courts, and attorneys. Wheeler disclosed his resignation following board changes and cited $7.12 million in cash assets managed since 1954 at a cost of about $2.10 million.
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Austin
J. D. Wheeler
State Board of Insurance
Wheeler
Senate
James Williamson
Williamson
W. F. Taylor
Insurance Board
Taylor
William Harrison
David Irons
Sen
Culp Krueger
Fei Campo
State Supreme Court
High Court
Harrison
Board
Penn Jackson
Frank Owen
el Paso
Proper Link With U N Is Ike's Demand
The United States told Russia no disarmament talks would be held at the summit or anywhere else without a proper link with the United Nations. The State Department criticized Moscow for flouting a U.N. resolution and warned that Russia distorts Washingtons position while avoiding serious talks on disarmament.
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Washington
United States
Russia
United Nations
State Department
Kremlin
U.N. Disarmament Commission
U.S
Arkady A. Sobolev
U.N
Iran to Register Divorce of Shah and Soraya Sunday
Tehran reports say the official registration of the divorce between the Shah of Iran and Queen Soraya is expected Sunday. A court spokesman noted the religious divorce rite had already occurred, and Soraya has signed the papers and may not return to Iran despite possible homecoming.
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Tehran
Iran
Shah of
Soraya
Shujaaddi Shafa
Germany
Elvis Awaits Military Call to Serve as Pvt Presley
MEMPHIS TENN Elvis Presley sat at home Saturday before reporting to the Draft Board for Pvt Presley US Army duty. He returns from Hollywood where a rush film was completed to beat the draft. The 22 year old singer says he will do what is asked and begins training at Ft Chaffee Ark March 24. He worries more about reveille and lights out than teen skittishness over his fame.
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Memphis
Tenn
Elvis Presley
Presley
US Army
Hollywood
Ft. Chaffee
Ark
Churchill Shifts From Villa to Lunch on Riviera
Sir Winston Churchill briefly left his Riviera villa for the first time since pneumonia and pleurisy struck February 17. He dined at a Cote d'Azur restaurant with Lady Churchill and Mrs Wendy Reeves, posed for photographers with a cigar, and returned before Field Marshal Montgomery's arrival. He plans to depart for London on Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Roquebrune
France
Sir Winston Churchill
Riviera Villa
Churchill
Wendy Reeves
Cote d'Azur
la Pausa
Field Marshal
Viscount Montgomery
London
Absentee Voting Opens for Scurry County School Elections
Absentee voting begins Monday for the April 5 Scurry County school board elections with all districts included. Voters can cast ballots at the county clerk's office, continuing a process previously offered for similar elections.
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Scurry County
Snyder
Dan Cotton
Snyder Board
Cotton
County
Hugh Taylor
Blake Walker
C. B. Bley
Snyder School Board
Max West
J. W. Phillips
John Blum
J. L. Browning
Helmleigh
G. EF. Chorn
O. C. Darden
Guy Joyce Adams
Arthur Pieper
Tro
M. L. Wilson
Clifton Thomas
Preston Morris
Floyd House
Johnny Weir
C. L. Jones
C. M
Cork
Elmo Herring Enters Race for County Commissioner
Elmo Herring announces candidacy in the Democratic Primary for Scurry County Precinct 4 commissioner. A farmer and livestock raiser since 1940, Herring has lived in the county since 1933 and previously served as market brand inspector for the Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association during 1950 54. He and his wife Lorette Byrd have two children and are active in the Baptist Church. The report also notes absentee voting rules and upcoming school board race entries in multiple districts.
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Elmo Herring
Scurry County
Herring
Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association
Scurry
Dawson
Mitchell
Howard
Hamilton
Abilene
Draughon's
Business College
Loretta Byrd
Snyder
Hardin-Simmons University
The
Baptist Church
Dunn
Colorado City Highway
Weather snapshot for Texas and Snyder region
Readings show Snyder high 55 Friday low 26 with 7 30 am reading. East Texas and North Central Texas expect partly cloudy Sunday with occasional rain Monday. West Texas mostly cloudy Sunday through Monday with scattered light rain. warmer Sunday.
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Snyder
Texas
Warner
West
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