Bulganin urges West to back peace with action
Soviet defense minister Marshal Bulganin in Moscow calls Western leaders to match peaceful statements with deeds. He demands tangible steps toward armament reduction and warns the USSR will keep strengthening defenses unless the West lowers tensions. The May Day address follows a military parade and boosts calls for peace and a cold war armistice.
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Soviet Union
Nikolai Bulganin
Eisenhower
Churchill
Bulin
Red Square
Russia
Bulganin
Moscow Radio
Soviet Communist Party
Dickens Well Is Dry Hole In Ellenburger
Pacific Western has plugged and abandoned its No 1 Swinson wild cat in Southeast Dickens County at total depth 7 502 feet in dry Ellenburger. Located four miles north of Girard and 16 miles east of Spur, it sits near Pacific Western No 1 Smith and follows a small Tannehill sand discovery.
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Swinson
Dickens County
Ellenburger
Girard
Spur
Smith
Kent County
Chapman & McFarlin
Dell
H&tc
Snyder
Honolulu
Sims
West Garza Wildcat
Anderson
Mitchell County
Raco No. 3
Fuller
Fullerville Strawn
North Scurry
San Andres
Humble
Cooper
Mitchell
Vickers
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Borden
Superior No
Jones
Howard
Colden
Sun No
McCabe
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Trulock
Sohio
Yarbrough
No Balanced Budget Heavily Delays New Tax Cuts This Year
President Eisenhower signaled a balanced budget for the next year makes fresh tax cuts unlikely this year. Senator Taft warned Congress may approve new appropriations without final spending estimates as discussions center on deficit risk. House leaders remain hopeful but cautious about Tax reductions tied to budget balance.
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Eisenhower
White House
Sen
Taft
Ohio
Congress
George
D-Ga
Halleck
Ind
House
Joseph Martin
R-Mass
Senate
No Money To Increase Pay For Teachers
Comptroller R S Calvert said there is not enough revenue to fund a 600 dollar annual teacher pay raise. He sent the bill back to the Senate, leaving lawmakers to decide on a tax measure to finance any raise. The 600 dollar boost would cost 66 to 75 million dollars over the next two years. Calvert postponed action after meetings with three school leaders, who offered no new guidance.
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Austin
R. S. Calvert
Calvert
Senate
Bob Proffer
Texas State Teachers Association
Charles Tennyson
TSTA
Texarkana
Henry
Sabres Launch Dive Bombing Attack Near Pyongyang
Seoul reports fifty F86 Sabre jets dive bombed a radio station and military HQ near Pyongyang. Eighty-sixth Wing sorties expanded Sabre presence in Korea, with twenty five planes from the Sun unit. Allied aircraft struck seven North Korean airfields and Red troop concentrations as May Day quieted along the front.
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Seoul
Pyongyang
5Th Air Force
U. N Comma
Korea
North Korea
Eighth Army
U. N
Panmunjom
May Day Clashes In Tokyo Between Rioters And Police
Jeering May Day marchers clashed with steel helmeted police in downtown Tokyo ending a quiet Communist holiday. About 10,000 youths confronted 1,500 officers as bands refused to disperse amid banners bearing Go Home Yankees and other slogans. The confrontations escalated into ugly brawls as revolutionaries abandoned symbols.
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Tokyo
Tornado Toll In Georgia Hits 13 With Massive Damage
A tornado ripped through Warner Robins and Macon areas killing 13, injuring up to 300, and causing millions in damage. At Robins Air Force Base many structures were leveled and 101 people remained in the base hospital.
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Georgia
Warner Robins
Macon
Robins Air Force Base
14Th Air Force
Air Force
D. de S. Trenholm Jr
H. F. Roth
London
Texans Press For Expanded Air Service To Fort Worth Dallas
Texas officials and representatives urged the Civil Aeronautics Board to extend Continental Airlines service from Wichita Falls to Fort Worth and Dallas. They argued extended links would improve regional connections amid military personnel moves, while a post office official opposed the extension and urged Braniff to add stops. Rep. Poage condemned the Pioneer ruling as harming small and medium cities by blocking modern aircraft.
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Texas
Civil Aeronautics Board
W. R. Poage
Waco
CAB
Pioneer Airlines
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Continental Airlines
Wichy Falls
Fort Worth
Dalas
William Holden
Dale Miller
Dallas
Southwest
Lawton- Fort Sill
San Antonio
Milton Keating
Lawton, Okla
Keating
Wichita Falls-Fort Worth
Continental
Fort Worth-Dallas
Post Office Department
Braniff Airways
Lubbock
Wichita Falls
Amarillo- Fort Worth
Cision
Pioneer
Poage
Panorama meeting postponed for Snyder celebration plan
The civic groups meeting to organize a firm to operate the Snyder Panorama was postponed by Leon Huff chamber manager. No date set. originally planned for tonight. A local corporation will plan, with John B. Rogers Co of Iowa sending reps to assist.
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Leon Huff
Chamber of Commerce
Snyder
John B. Rogers Co
Iowa
Dusty skies raise visits to doctors and allergies
Dr Robert Wasson warns this week’s dust will boost patient visits for sinusitis bronchitis and nasal throat infections. He notes pollen carries allergic reactions like asthma hay fever and rashes as strong winds continue with high temperatures and sand blowing through the day.
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Robert Wasson
Wasson
San Angelo
Lubbock
D. P. Strayhorn
Burglar Steals 200 Silver Dollars from Jean's Funny House
Cleveland police investigate a theft at Jean's Funny House and Museum. Burglar took 200 silver dollars last night, claimed by proprietor Angelo Gevaras to fund Christmas tree decorations for his two children.
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Cleveland
Jean
Angelo Gevaras
Dusty Texas Drifts Under Strong Winds Friday
The Associated Press notes warm, windy weather across Texas with persistent dust. Gusts reached 40 mph in places such as Amarillo, Lubbock, El Paso, Big Spring and Mineral Wells. An inbound Delta Airlines jet from Los Angeles touched down in Dallas an hour early due to tailwinds.
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Texas
Gulf
Amarillo
Lubbock
el Paso
Big Spring
Mineral Wells
Delta Airlines
Los Angeles
Dallas
Johnson Case Is Continued
The second day of testimony in the father against son lawsuit Johnson v Weldon Johnson continued at noon to determine a trust. The plaintiff claims properties and funds were turned over during a divorce action but conditionally given to the defendant. The defendant says the transfers were unconditional and boundaries for lifelong care were agreed. The elder Johnson and his wife reconciled during the divorce. Attorneys include Sentell Rosser Willborn for plaintiffs Hawkins Dean Breckenridge Wayland Holt Snyder for defense and W W Snyder for West Texas State Bank as intervener.
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Sidney A. Johnson
Weldon Johnson
Johnson
Sentell, Rosser & Willborn
Hawkins & Dean of
Breckenridge
Wayland Holt, Snyder
W. W. Park
Snyder
West Texas State Bank, Intervener
South Texas Judge Laughlin Faces Senate Inquiry
The Texas Senate committee votes 15 to 11 to push a resolution for investigating District Judge Woodrow Laughlin. The panel, with full Senate membership, schedules fast proceedings and hears testimony from six witnesses amid 17 counts of alleged misconduct.
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Austin
Senate
House
Woodrow Laughlin
William Shireman
Corpus Christi
South Texas
Sadler Against Probing Judge Vote Summary
Senators voted on a resolution calling for an investigation into charges against South Texas Judge Woodrow Laughlin. The roll lists Aikin Paris Bell Cuero Bracell Houston Fuller Port Arthur Hardeman San Angelo Lane Center Moffett Chillicothe Parkhouse Dallas Rogers Austin Rutherford Odessa Shireman Corpus Christi Wagonseller Seguin Weinert Seguin for and Ashley Llano Hazlewood Amarillo Karen Laredo Lock Lufkin Martin Hillsboro McDonald Tyler Moore Bryan Phillips Angleton Sadler Abilene Secrest Temple Strauss Hallettsville against Present and not voting Rogers Childress Absent Kelley Edinburg Russell Royse City Willis Fort Worth Lattimer San Antonio.
No Progress In Peace Talks At Panmunjom
Panmunjom reports say Allied negotiators failed to advance in truce talks over sick and wounded exchanges and the selection of a neutral custodian for about 48 000 North Korean and Chinese prisoners. The United Nations offered Sweden as an option, while Communists insisted on an Asian country but refused to name one.
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U. N
Sug
Sweden
Coun
Switzerland
North Korea
John A Daniel
Hassan
William K. Harrison
Korea
Harrison
Nam
Weather snapshot for West Texas and North Central Texas
Fair windy this afternoon cooler tonight and Saturday across South Plains east of Pecos Valley. Low temperatures in Panhandle and Upper Plains. North Central Texas windy this afternoon cooler tonight and Saturday.
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South Plains
Pecos Valley
Panhandle
Upper Plains
Texas
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