Split Over Oil Ends Up In Big Four Treaty Tangle
Vienna talks among the United States Britain France and the Soviet Union over Austria’s independence treaty entered day three. Western allies resist Moscow’s demand to keep oil properties under U S and Dutch control while offering to relieve Soviet drilling rights. Austrian coalition factions push nationalization as Moscow proposes to pull all occupation troops by December 31 even if the treaty remains unsigned.
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Vienna
Austria
U.S
Leopold Figl
U.S. Standard Vacuum Oil Co
Royal Dutch Shell
Russia
Hitler
Standard-Vacuum
Shell
Reading Soars Again Weather Update
Snyder remains hot and dry with a high of 91 degrees yesterday and a low of 56 degrees overnight. Morning readings rose to 72 degrees by 7:30 a.m. today as temperatures continue to climb.
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Snyder
Inez Robb to Launch Weekday Column at Daily News
Columnist Inez Robb, famed for travel reporting and war correspondence, will begin a five day a week feature on the Daily News editorial page in Snyder. The piece will mix sharp humor and practical observations drawn from her global experiences and human interest stories.
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Inez Robb
America
Daily News
California
Boise
Idaho
University of Missouri School of Journalism
Tulsa Daily World
Nancy Randolph
New York Daily News
Society
George VI
London
Duke and
Duchess of Windsor
Disappearance of Salk polio vaccine puzzles experts
New York medical director Dr. Hart van Riper says he is baffled by reports that 10 million shots of Salk anti polio vaccine may have disappeared though vaccine production estimates and reserve stocks are being managed. He notes figures are estimates and confirms NIH clearance before release.
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New York
Hart van Riper
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Washington
Scripps-Howard
van Riper
Department of Health, Welfare and Education
Foundation
National Institute of Health
Ramsey Loses Plea In Court In Texas Supreme Court
Lt. Gov. Ben Ramsey lost a bid to halt taking of statements in a contemplated campaign spending suit in Austin. C. T. Johnson filed the petition to perpetuate testimony of Vernon Sanford, Texas Press Assn. executive secretary, amid Ramsey’s bid as Senate president to be exempt from the proceeding. The court, in a 6-3 decision, dissolved a January 26 temporary stay, ruling lack of jurisdiction. Dissent Held Ramsey’s Senate role makes him a continuing member of the Legislature under law.
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Austin
Ben Ramsey
Supreme Court
C. T. Johnson
Johnson
Ramsey
53Rd District Court
Vernon T. Sanford
The
Texas Press Assn
Senate
Sanford
Effort To Halt Army Cut Fails
Washington A House Appropriations subcommittee rejected a bid to shield the Army from a 75,000 strength reduction for the next fiscal year. Rep Flood said he failed to add about 750 million dollars to Army funds, and planned to press the issue before the full committee and on the House floor. General Ridgway opposed the cut, arguing atomic warfare demands more ground troops.
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Washington
House
Rep. Flood
D-Pa
Appropriations
Matthew B. Ridgway
Army
Flood
Ridgway
Autopsy Report In Slaying Probed In Marshall
Authorities study an autopsy report from Dallas on the slaying of Irene Pate Walker, a 32 year old from Longview. Her battered body was found partially covered with dirt on a lover's lane near Marshall. An inquest is planned, with details not disclosed.
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Marshall
Texa
Dallas
Houston
Irene Pate Walker
Longview
Monarchy Proposed for South Viet Nam amid Bao Dai Row
U S officials reportedly favor a constitutional monarchy in South Viet Nam to stabilize the country. Bao Dai denounces the Saigon congress as illegal as Premier Diem calls for ousting the former emperor. Bao Dai's son Bao Long may be named ruler with limited powers if sentiment runs high.
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John Roderick
Saigon
South Viet Nam
United States
Ngo Dinh Diem
National Revolutionary Committee
Bao Dai
Annam
French Riviera
Bao Dai Denounced the Congress—Or ‘“‘States General
Cal
Bao Long
Viet Nam
Ho Chi Minh
Hong Kong
France
States General Assembly
Diem
Nguyen van Vy
Dalat
Special Congress
More Buildups Reported By Nationalists
Nationalist China reported fresh Red buildup near offshore islands and said its air force damaged three Communist gun boats in the Quemoy area. Pilots described gunboats as 300 to 400 tons. one boat caught fire. Reds patrol the coast with fast boats as commando units are organized. Foreign Minister George Yeh denied cease-fire hints.
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Taipei
Formosa
China Today
Quemoy
Air Force
Amoy Bay
Matsu
Tatao
Interior Ministry
George Yeh
China
Bus Workers Return to Service as Strikes Ebb in London
Communist sparked bus walkout in London disrupts surface transport with about half of 30,000 drivers and conductors idle at peak. By late morning many resumed work while coal miners in Doncaster halt output. 44,000 miners off duty highlighting nationwide work-dispute impact on transport and energy.
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London
Doncaster
Yorkshire
Britain
Lake Victim's Body Found Rites Set
Don Arlen Sumruld 19 drowned Sunday afternoon at Lake J. B. Thomas. A five-man Lynn County crew recovered his body after 53 hours of dragging using a dragline and hooks. Funeral services are planned at First Baptist Church Snyder with burial in Snyder Cemetery. Sumruld survived by parents and two younger brothers.
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Lynn County
Don Arlen Sumruld
Lake
J. B. Thomas
Sumruld
Alton E. Sumruld
Ira
Snyder
Canyon
Ira High School
Canyon Baptist Church
National Guard
First Baptist Church
Jimmie Rodgers
Walter Devers
Abilene
Co. J. Smith
Knapp Baptist Church
Snyder Cemetery
Bell Funeral Home
Gene Edwin
Connie Mack
Walter Sumruld
J. C. Walls, Sr
Snyer
Garland Newman
Richard Hart
Gayle Nail
Franklin Bryant
James Maupin
Eisenhower backs continued voluntary polio vaccine drive
President Eisenhower said the current polio inoculation program should proceed with voluntary participation and that the government will ensure no child is denied vaccine due to inability to pay. He cited safety and wisdom in continuing despite rare paralytic cases from the Salk vaccine. He also touched on ceasefire talks with Red China, Mrs. Eisenhower’s health, postal pay, farm price supports, ongoing strikes, highway funding, Quemoy and Matsu decisions, and the military reserve program.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Red China
Formosa
Paul Butler
Charles von Fremd
CBS
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Southern Bell Telephone System
Senate
Sen. Gore
D-Tenn
Quemoy
Matsu
Quemey
Weather Outlook for North Central and West Texas
Partly cloudy and warm for canoe night and Thursday in the north central area. West Texas will see partly cloudy conditions Wednesday night and Thursday with widely scattered thunderstorms late Thursday and into Pecos Valley eastward Wednesday night. A little warmer in Panhandle and Upper Plains Wednesday night.
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North Central
West Texas
Pecos Valley
Panhan¢ele
Upper
South Plaina
West Is Head Of Boys Club In Scurry County
Max West, rancher, insurance agent, and manager of Snyder National Farm Loan Association, was elected president of the Boys Club of Scurry County. Thirty directors were chosen at a public meeting a week earlier when the club adopted its constitution and by laws. Other officers elected include Rex Miller as first vice president Dr Tom Hartley as second vice president and H W Cargile as treasurer. Mrs Amon Weaver presided. A planning committee was named to meet next Tuesday at the Village Restaurant to discuss financing organization and other matters. Members named are C T McLaughlin Bob Crowell Dr Cecil Yarbrough J T Hughes Herman Trigg with other directors listed.
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Max West
Snyder National Farm Loan Association
Scurry County
West
Rex Miller
Tom Hartley
H. W. Cargile
Amon Weaver
C. T. McLaughlin
Bob Crowell
Cecil Yarbrough
J. T. Hughes
Herman Trigg
Carl Dillaha
Bill Ballard
Pat Falls
Bill Atwood
Herbert Feather
D. M. Cogdell
Frank Weaver
Edgar Taylor
John Boren
W. W. Park
Forrest Beavers
T. D. Wiman
Joel Griffin
B. V. Gillean
Herman Doak
J. Lennor Hester
Buddy Norris
Walker Dobbs
B. J. Weaver
Marvin Key
Beard Back In Witness Chair As Dismissal Hearing Resumed
Dr. John L. Beard appeals his dismissal as Irving Texas schools superintendent. He testified after five hours of questioning with cross examination aimed at proving he overstepped authority. Beard denied improper actions claiming board requests only binding if official. About 27 citizens attended, six of seven board members present. Rupert Harris ill. New board, sympathetic yet undecided on outcome.
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Beard
BO Byers
Austin
John L. Beard
Irving
Tex
Charles P. Storey
Dallas
J. Edgar
Stores
Acton
Storey
Texas
Rupert Harris
Eens 8
Ed Shen
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Wendell Willkie
Texas City
Ike
Leroy
Tracy) Eggleston
Cecil Green
Ft. Worth
Eggleston
Green
William P. Clark
Marshall Sterling
Lawton Taylor
Robert Childress
J. W. Clinton
Tohoka
Jack Robinson
J. J. Randal
Bill Cathcart
Tahoka
Son Guin of O'Donnell
E. W. Autry
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W. C. Davison
Justice of Peace
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