Nixon greeted by rock shower on Peru campus
Vice President Nixon faced rock throwing on the San Marcos University campus in Lima as he sought talks with the rector and students. A rock grazed his neck and a party member’s tooth was chipped, prompting his cancellation of the visit and a move to Catholic University to address student groups.
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Lima
Peru
Nixon
San Marcos University
Jack Sherwood
Catholic University
San Marcos
University Student Federation
Ing Nixon
Bolivia
Manuel Prado
United States
South America
Washington
Aircraft plants brace for nationwide job action
Nearly 100000 aircraft workers stood on the brink of a strike as unions prepared for midnight walkouts at Lockheed Marietta and Cape Canaveral while negotiators pressed Conair Douglas North American. UAW and IAM pursued talks with major makers as auto contracts shift to full-day sessions and racketeering curbs top Washington legislative efforts.
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Associated Press
Marietta
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Texas
Ohio
Oklahoma
North Carolina
Arizona
International Assn. of Machinists
United Auto Workers
Convair
Douglas Aircraft Corp
North American Aviation, Inc
UAW
Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler Corp
General Motors Corp
Washington
Cemetery Group Sets Meeting To Reorganize Snyder Cemetery
A public meeting to reorganize the Snyder Cemetery Association is scheduled for 2 30 p m Monday in the district courtroom Officers and board members will be elected and plans made for better care of Snyder Cemetery in use since the early 1890s The effort was started by the Snyder Garden Club and other garden groups urging residents to attend and participate in the association's reorganization
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Snyder Cemetery Association
Snyder
Snyder Garden Club
Cemetery Association
Dulles Urges Free West To Keep Nuclear Shield
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles denounced Soviet disarmament talk as a lie to press for world domination by the Sino Soviet bloc. In West Berlin he warned the West not to surrender its nuclear deterrent and urged checks on Soviet promises while NATO ministers discussed safe disarmament machinery. He spoke amid V E Day observances as East Berlin planned protests that did not materialize.
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Dulles
West
Seymour Topping
Berlin
U.S
John Foster Dulles
Soviet Union
Kremlin
West Berlin
Paris
East Berlin
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Copenhagen
NATO
Europe
Countywide Safety Council Planned After Meeting
A county wide traffic safety council will be formed in a district courtroom at 7 30 tomorrow night. Joe Williamson chairs the Chamber of Commerce highway and safety committee which urged rural residents and Snyder to attend. Gover Price Daniel state campaign inspired the move and a board of directors and county chairman will be elected with leaders for enforcement school safety public education and safety engineering. The council will report traffic deaths injuries and property damage and assign traffic monitors to note hazards and remind drivers.
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Snyder
Highway and Safety Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Joe Williamson
Chamber Committee
Price Daniel
Edu
Traffic Safety Council
Oklahoma Salon Is Charged In Death
Oklahoma lawmaker State Rep. James Nance Purcell is free on $2000 bond after pleading innocent to a second degree manslaughter charge in a Jan 25 crash near Ryan Oklahoma that killed Roxie Vann 48 of Muenster Texas.
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Waurika
Okla
James Nance
Purcell
Texas
Nance
Ryan
Amos Vann
Muenster
Tex
Vann
Roxie
Culberson Calls Crude Cap Hurting Conservation
Olin Culberson told about 600 oil men at the Texas Petroleum Research Committee conference that crude production limits hurt conservation and may force new techniques. He warned Texas may lose much oil underground if the trend continues and urged action against prorationing bypass. The two day meeting featured officials from Texas and Houston with talks on oil recovery methods.
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Austin
Railroad Commission
Olin Culberson
Southwest
Texas Petroleum Research Committee
Texas
Culberson
William Allcorn
W. T. Doherty
Texas A&m
Houston
Charles Warner
Carl Tongberg
Tulsa
Okla
George Roberts Jr
J. S. McNeil
J. T. Moss
Dallas
Oil Imports Tiff Heating Up Again
Washington announced the voluntary oil import program will be renewed before June 30. Administrator Matthew Carson Jr. acknowledged unfilled quotas in five Western states and noted requests for additional allocations totaling 45 100 barrels per day. He outlined plans for pipeline tax benefits reviews and long range transportation studies.
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Washington
Matthew Carson Jr
Carson
Oregon
California
Nevada
Arizona
Ralph Yarborough
Texas Democrat
Yarborough
Office of Oil and Gas
Office of Defense
ODM
Petroleum Transportation, Supply and Demand
Gas Price Increase Approved for Panhandle Field
Texas Railroad Commission approves a small rise in the Panhandle Field wellhead gas price for the second half of 1958 to 10.0349 cents per 1,000 cubic feet at 14.65 psi, up from 10.0127 cents in the first half. The commission must hold semi annual hearings to set the average market price.
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Amarillo
Texas Railroad Commission
Panhandle
Service Set For Victim Of Gunshot
Funeral services will be held at 2 p m tomorrow for Sherman Armstrong Jr who died at 3 02 a m today in Cogdell Memorial Hospital after a head injury from a gunshot wound while rabbit hunting Tuesday night with his wife Armstrong 27 lived at 1704 Avenue N employed by Ray Taylor Well Service Co Born Aug 13 1930 in Andrews and resident of Snyder since 1937 He was Baptist The Rev G M Cole will officiate at First Baptist Church Burial will be in Pyron Cemetery Pallbearers are Jesse Patrick Noel M Browning Howard Gibbons Otis Gibson Sam Chorn and J B Fowler Survivors include his widow Mrs Hazel Wallace Armstrong his parents Mr and Mrs Sherman Armstrong Sr of Snyder one son Bobby Dale Armstrong of Snyder five sisters Rebecca Ann Armstrong Mrs Roy Holt Mrs Virginia Bentley Mrs C J Huffman and two brothers George Armstrong and Wayne Armstrong all of Snyder
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Sherman Armstrong, Jr
Cogdell Memorial Hospital
Armstrong
1704 Avenue N
Ray Taylor Well Service Co
Andrews
Snyder
G. M. Cole
First Baptist Church
Pyron Cemetery
Bell Funeral Home
Jesse Patrick
Noel M. Browning
Howard Gibbons
Otis Gibson
Sam Chorn
J. B. Fowler
Hazel Wallace Armstrong
Sherman Armstrong, Sr
Bobby Dale Armstrong
Rebecca Ann Armstrong
Roy Holt
Waurika, Okla
Virginia Bentley
Dayton, O
C. J. Huffman
Post
George Armstrong
Wayne Armstrong
Wool Leaders Optimistic About Brighter Future
Leaders of the woolen textile industry at the National Association of Wool Manufacturers annual meeting in New York forecast a protec tive upturn and brighter times ahead. Executive secretary Edwin Wilkinson said the industry has the brains skills and talents to win through and urged attracting more dollars.
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New York
National Assn
Edwin Wilkinson
Association
Rotten Fish Goes To Retail Markets In Dallas
About 1,500 pounds of rotten quick frozen whiting shipped from Chicago were forwarded to Tyler and Kilgore after a Federal Court order. Officials said only nine of 39 original cases remained in Dallas storage while the rest had already gone to market.
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Dallas
Chicago
Tyler
Kilgore
Rainfall Forecast for Texas With Flood Watch
Scattered thunderstorms were predicted for most of Texas as clouds built over the state. Temperatures ranged on Wednesday from 80 at Galveston to 98 at Presidio, with lows Thursday morning from 62 at Texarkana to 74 at Galveston and Palacios. Flood danger along the Trinity River near Dallas remained elevated at 31.1 feet. Army Engineers released lake waters at Garza Little Elm and Lavon to reduce stored floodwater, with Lavon discharging up to 5000 cubic feet per second for nine days to lower lake levels unless new rainfall occurs.
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Texas
Wichita Falls
Childress
Weather Bureau
Galveston
Presidio
Texarkana
Palacios
Lakes Belton
Benbrook
Garza - Little Elm
Grapevine
Lavon
Whitney
San Angelo
Trinity River
Dallas
Army
Lavon Lakes
Lake Lavon
Corps of Engineers
J. H. Hottenroth
New Casing and Drill Pipe Under Test by U S Steel
An official of U S Steel Corp reports field testing a new steel casing and drill pipe designed for deep well drilling. Robert Williams cites a 100 percent rise in tubular steel use from 1947 to 1957 and predicts demand growth to 32 million tons annually to meet oil needs.
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Columbus
Ohio
U.S. Steel Corp
American Petroleum Institute
Robert Williams
U.S. Steel
National Tube Division
Williams
New Directors Named by Fort Worth and Denver Railway
Fort Worth and Denver Railway announces the election of Earle Wyatt of Dallas Charles A Guy of Lubbock and R D Erwin of Fort Worth as new directors. Wright Armstrong vice president disclosed the action at the annual stockholders meeting in Fort Worth.
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Fort Worth
Earle Wyatt
Dallas
Charles A. Guy
Lubbock
R. D. Erwin
Fort Worth and Denver Railway
Wright Armstrong
Air Force Reclaims World Altitude Record with Starfighter
Maj. Howard C. Johnson piloted the F104A Starfighter to a 91,249 foot World altitude mark over Palmdale California. The 27 minute climb from Hamilton AFB set a new high, exceeding the prior French record by more than two miles. Johnson, 37, of Novato California and Knoxville Tennessee, served since 1942. The mission confirmed by the NAA and Lockheed Corp.
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Los Angeles
United States
Air Force
Palmdale
Calif
Nathan Twining
Joint Chiefs of Staffs
Howard C. Johnson
Novato
Knoxville
Tenn
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Mojave Desert
National Aeronautical Assn
Lockheed
Johnson
Hamilton Air Force Base
83Rd
Hamilton Afb
Lexington, Ky
Pleven Names Conservative Slate For Cabinet In Algeria Split
Rene Pleven completes his right of center cabinet lineup to handle Algeria policy. Andre Morice chosen as defense minister amid hard line stance and Tunisian border raids, while Andre Mutter replaces Lacoste as resident minister for Algeria.
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Godfrey Anderson
Paris P
Rene Pleven
France
Algeria
National Assembly
Pleven
Andre Morice
Morice
Bourges-Maunoury
Tunisia
Felix Gaillard
Gaillard
Robert Lacoste
Andre Mutter
Weather report across Texas prompts mixed skies
Weather outlook shows scattered thunderstorms in East Texas into Friday with cooler changes in North Central and West Texas. South Central Texas remains mostly unchanged with partly cloudy conditions and isolated thundershowers across the Panhandle and South Plains. Local soil temperatures read 68 degrees, above the 10 day average of 60.8.
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Snyder
High School Agriculture Department
East
Texas
Portion
North Portion
Northwest
West Texas
Panhandle
South Plains
Union Panel Chief Supports Some Proposals For Reforms
Washington AFL-CIO Ethical Practices Committee head Al Hayes supported some reform ideas to curb wrongdoing in unions while warning against unfair restrictions. Hayes urged public union reports but opposed forcing similar disclosures by employers and resisted rigid democracy reforms and Taft Hartley Act changes affecting striker voting.
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Union Panel
Washington
Afl-Cio Ethical Practices Committee
Tme
al Hayes
Congress
Hayes
International Assn. of
Machinists
Senate Labor
Ized Labor
Senate
Backets Committee
Afl-Cio
Labor Department
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Rock
Arthur S. Flemming
Office of Defense Mobilization
Eisenhower
Marion Folsom
Safety Council
Oklahoma Salon
Alfred Mikesell
Dubuque
Iowa
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