Soviets Deliver New Note On Summit Talks
In Moscow Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko handed a new communique to ambassadors of the three Western powers. Washington rejected Poland’s Rapacki plan, insisting Western forces in Germany be armed with nuclear weapons to counter Soviet troops. The note supports open skies and outlines a step-by-step path toward pre summit talks with Western envoys to be held individually, not at a round table.
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Moscow
Andrei Gromyko
John M. Hightower
Washington
United States
Poland
Soviet Union
Warsaw
State Department
West Germany
Europe
Adam Rapacki
East Germany
Czechoslovakia
Jacob D. Beam
Winiewicz
U. S
Germany
Jin
Gromyko
London
Paris
Llewellyn Thompson
France
Maurice DeJean
Foreign Ministry
Kremlin
Lloyd
Dulles
NATO
Council
Lauris Norstad
Lorenzo Man Enters Race in Local and State Preps
By noon today Bill Riley filed to run for commissioner of precinct 2 on the local side and Cliff Payne of Lorenzo entered the race for state representative. No other local hopefuls submitted by the deadline as the Ming deadline looms at midnight.
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County Democratic Executive Committee
Bill Riley
Cliff Payne
Lorenzo
Union Head Enters Dallas GOP Primary
Grover Cantrell president of the Dallas local of the Communications Workers of America enters the Republican primary for Congress against Rep Bruce Alger. Cantrell aims to defeat Alger, calling himself a Stevenson Republican, while GOP County Chairman Maurice Carlson labels the move presumptuous yet welcomes the contest. Cantrell previously polled over 30,000 votes in the 1956 Democratic primary for a Legislature seat.
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Dallas
Grover Cantrell
The
Communications Workers of America
Congress
Bruce Alger
Cantrell
Stevenson
GOP
Maurice Carlson
Alger
CC Board To Meet At Chamber Tonight
Chamber of Commerce directors plan a 7 o clock monthly meeting at the chamber office. Committee reports will be heard during the session.
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Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
RS&P Units In Mishaps
Saturday night two RS&P owned vehicles were in crashes near the railroad. A 1950 Ford driven by Grover Madison Brown collided with an RS&P train at Twenty fourth Street crossing at about 8:32 p.m. Eight minutes later a RS&P 1957 Ford pickup driven by Roland Burns collided with a 1952 Nash driven by Alice Sandoval Watson at Seventeenth Street and Avenue R. No injuries were reported.
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Rs&p
Ford
Grover Madison Brown
Twenty-fourth Street
Seventeenth Street
Avenue R
Roland James Burns
Avenue W
Huffman Street
NATO Ministers Urge Caution On East West Summit
NATO secretary general Paul-Henri Spaak opened a three day foreign ministers meeting in Copenhagen promising a united front if an East West summit occurs. Delegates warned Moscow of political economic and psychological pressure while noting little chance of a top level meeting before next year.
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Joseph E. Dynan
Copenhagen
Denmark
NATO
Paul- Henri Spaak
Spaak
Christianborg
Luxembourg
Joseph Beck
NATO Council
H. C. Hansen
Hansen
Europe
Middle East
Kremlin
Ingrid Bergman Not Planning To Marry Schmidt
London studio official said Ingrid Bergman will work in Britain most of the summer and has no plans to marry Lars Schmidt. The estranged wife of Roberto Rossellini was linked to a French wedding after her Mexican divorce, a London Evening News note reported.
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London
Ingrid Bergman
Britain
Lars Schmidt
London Evening News
Miss Bergman
Roberto Rossellin
France
Supreme Court bars strike ban in contacts and union sole representation
The Supreme Court held that employers may not require a no strike clause in contracts without secret ballots of both union and nonunion workers. It also ruled against designating a single local union as exclusive bargaining agent when the parent international is certified. The Borg-Warner case from Wooster Ohio involved Local No. 1239 and United Automobile Workers. All nine justices agreed the ballot clause was an unfair labor practice in a 5-4 decision.
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Washington
Supreme Court
National Labor Relations Board
International Union
Justice Burton
Wooster
Ohio
Borg- Warner Corp
Borg-Warner
United Automobile Workers
Labor Board
Sny der School Opens Bid for New South Elementary
The Snyder school board will open bids tomorrow night for the South Elementary School west of Avenue U and south of Forty-third Street. Deadline is 7 p.m. with openings at 7:30 p.m. in the high school cafeteria. Estimated total cost is 722823 dollars for building site work and equipment. Expected completion by June 1, 1959 with school starting September 1959. The 18 classroom facility includes special rooms gym cafetorium and offices with a pitched roof.
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Snyder School Board
New South Elementary
Avenue U
Forty-third Street
Knowland Rejects Controversy Limit On New Labor Bill
Senate hearing opens on 1958 labor bill as Knowland rejects a noncontroversial limit. Ives and Kennedy push for action while McClellan details union abuses and proposes registration with the labor secretary.
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Knowland
Washington
Senate
William F. Knowland
Calif
Senate Labor Subcommittee
Irving M. Ives
R-Ny
Congress
Ives
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Subcommittee
House
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
McClellan
Court Approves Witness Fees for McKinzie Case
The county commissioners court authorized funds to cover witness expenses in the district court theft by false pretense trial of J E McKinzie, a Lubbock man allegedly involved in oil swindles. Witnesses will travel from Colorado and the trial is set to be called this month. The court also approved bleacher seating for a Hermleigh baseball field.
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County Commissioners Court
District Court
J.E. McKinzie
Colorado
McKinzie
Lubbock
Hermleigh
Starkweather Admits Nine Killings In Jail Cell Note
Lincoln Neb. youth killer Charles R Starkweather confessed to nine killings in a jail wall note and blamed his 14 year old girlfriend Caril Ann Fugate for two deaths. He faces murder charges and possible death penalty with jury selection to begin.
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Lincoln, Neb
Charles R. Starkweather
Caril Ann Fugate
Starkweather
Lancaster District Court
Lincoln Neb
Charles
Caril
Nebraska
Robert Jensen
Bennet
Lincoln
Discovery Of New Element Claimed
Berkeley scientists led by Dr. Albert Ghiorso announce the claimed creation of nobelium or element 102 using curium and carbon targets. The team reports a 3 second half life and asserts indirect identification through fermium production, challenging earlier Stockholm results.
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Galinburg
Tenn.p
Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Albert Ghiorso
Ghiorso
Glenn T. Seaborg
Torbjorn Sikkeland
John R. Walton
Nobel Institute of Physics
Stockholm
British Atomic Research Establishment
Harwell
England
Argonne National Laboratory
Chicago
Paul Field
Argonne
Weather Update for Snyder and Area
The forecast shows high of 77 and low 44 today with 7 30 am reading 45. Saturday’s high 82 and low 48 with 7 30 am reading Sunday of 57. Local soil reading from the agriculture department is 57 with a 10 day average of 593. The forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies with no significant temperature changes through Tuesday.
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Snyder
Agriculture Department
Texas
Guard Moves Into New Armory in Towle Memorial Park
The Snyder National Guard unit Co. D 112th Armored Cavalry Regiment gains possession of a $104000 20000 square foot armory building at Towle Memorial Park after weeks of repairs. Drill Thursday night at 7 45 p.m. marks the move with shelving and new facilities including three classrooms and multiple offices.
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Snyder National Guard
Towle Memorial Park
State Armory Board
John T. Lynch, Jr
Co. D
112Th Armored Cavalry Regiment
Deep Creek
Twenty-seventh Street
National Guard
Germans accuse Reds of building missile bases in Europe
West German Defense Minister Franz Josef Strauss charged the Soviet Union with threatening the free world by installing missile bases in Czechoslovakia and Hungary at a Munich news conference. The remarks followed the transfer of Neubiberg air base from U S to West German control as American airmen in Bavaria were reassigned.
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Munich
Germany
Franz Josef Strauss
Soviet Union
Free World
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Strauss
U.S. Air Force
Neubiberg
Bavaria
U.S
Gen Bradley backs Ike defense plan in Congress testimony
General Omar N. Bradley told the House Armed Services Committee that current military organization blocks fast flow of information between the Defense Department and field commanders. He supported Eisenhower's reorganization proposals to empower the defense secretary and Joint Chiefs of Staff to issue direct orders to unified field commanders, bypassing separate service secretaries. Bradley argued Congress should repeal the provision requiring separate Army Navy and Air Force administration and expressed no fear of eliminating a service or creating a single all powerful staff.
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Washington
Omar N. Bradley
Congress
Defense Department
Bradley
House
Armed Services Committee
Eisenhower
Defense Secretary
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Army
Navy
Air Force
12Th Army Corps
Army Chief of Staff
Secretary of Defense
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Mary Ethlyn Deffebach
Snyder High School
Jimmy Crowder
Corpus Christi
Robert Clinton
Melvin Montgomery
Lee Watson
Lorenzo Man
Union Head
Roscoe, Snyder & Pacific Railway
United Front
U.N. Security Council
U.S. Arctic
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Selwyn Lloyd
Ingrid
Schmidt
Secretary of Labor
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Joan Marchesani
Pan American Airways
Joan
New York Fifth Avenue
Gen. Bradley
Ike
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