Paducah Plane Crash Kills 4
A single engine Bonanza crashed four miles east of Paducah Texas on Woodrow Martin farm killing three women and a man. The craft left Carlsbad New Mexico about 6 30 a m en route to Enid Oklahoma. Names not yet released. A Carlsbad license and a Denton Texas license were found among the wreckage.
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Paducah
Tex
CAA
Albuquerque
N.M
Carlsbad
Enid
Oklo
N. M
Kathryn Good Norris
Texas
Gregg Hogan
Paddy Hogan
Denton
O. R. Tomison
Tomison
Here
Woodrow Martin
Stinson Reappointed to Texas Board of Pharmacy
Lee T. Stinson a Snyder pharmacist was informed by Gov. Allan Shivers of his six year reappointment to the Texas Board of Pharmacy effective June 14 subject to senate confirmation. Stinson has served nine years on the board with duties including licensing, investigations, and setting training standards for state pharmacists. Other board members listed include Howell R. Jordan president Leon L. Kahanek Paul D. Carroll E. C. Shine Phillips and B. B. Brown with Walter Cousins as secretary.
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Lee T. Stinson
Snyder
Allan Shivers
Texas Board of Pharmacy
Senate
Stinson
David Ratliff
Non
Beauford Jester
Jester
Howell R. Jordan
Austin
Leon L. Kahanek
Hallettsville
Paul D. Carroll
Texarkana
E. C. (Shine) Phillips
Big Spring
B. B. Brown
Dallas
Walter Cousins
Feed Program Extended for Drought Counties
A federal feed program aiding drought counties is extended through June 15 for applications from farmers and ranchers to secure feed and grain through June 30. Hay is excluded. Applications require county committee approval before purchase orders. Scurry and Garza Counties are approved for the program.
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Joseph Box
Farmers Home Administration Office
Box
FHA
Buford Browning
Rea Falls
Martin Murphy
Sabres Shoot Down MIGs Over Yellow Sea
American Sabre jets were attacked by 12 to 16 Communist fighters, eight Sabres fought a dogfight about 50 miles southwest of the Yalu River mouth between North Korea and Red China. Two Soviet built MIGs were shot down and another likely destroyed, with all Sabres returning to base.
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Tokyo
North Korea
Red China
Yellow Sea
Yalu River
Communist China
Antung
Gaul
Alu
Western Powers Invite Soviets To Top Level Parley In Summer
President Eisenhower signaled openness to meeting with anyone for world peace and said the United States could confer with self respect. Western allies with NATO backing invited the Soviet Union to a summer top level conference on East West problems in Europe, with plans for a possible Big Four summit and a two stage process involving heads of government then foreign ministers.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
White House
Britain
Russia
France
Dulles
Paris
NATO
Soviet Union
Europe
James C. Hagerty
Moscow
Kremlin
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
U. S
Harold Macmillan
Antoine Pinay
V. M. Molotov
Nikolai Bulganin
Eden
Edgar Faure
Macmillan
Pinay
Molotov
Vienna
Bulgaria
Switzerland
Lawmakers Move to End Their Pay Amid Tax Turbulence
Texas lawmakers arrived on the session's last pay day as taxation looms. The Senate State Affairs Committee sent the House approved omnibus tax bill to a five member subcommittee for rewriting to avoid a House Senate conference. It carries 26 amendments for the panel to adopt or drop.
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Austin
Texas
Senate
State Affairs Committee
House Senate
Senate Poised to Approve Postal Pay Increase
The Senate is expected to approve tomorrow an average 8.8 percent raise for postal workers. The House passed the bill 328 to 66 yesterday. President Eisenhower warned he would veto anything above 7.6 percent. The plan would cost about 179 million dollars yearly for 500,000 post office employees.
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Washington
Senate
House
Eisenhower
Efforts To Settle Telephone Strike Likely To Be Pushed
Washington reports federal mediators eyeing renewed efforts to end the Southern Bell telephone strike as a rail settlement raises hopes for wider peace pacts. The CWA and Southern Bell face arbitration debate while Kefauver presses for binding arbitral review.
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Norman Walker
Washington
South
Dixie
Louisville and Nashville
Clyde Mills
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Atlanta
CIO Communications Workers of America
Southern Bell Telephone Co
Sen
Kefauver
D-Tenn
CWA
Southern Bell
L&n
Joseph A. Beirne
Bell System
Beirne
Eisenhower
West Texas flood from squall line drenches Odessa
A squall line dumped 2 to 6 inches of rain across West Texas. Odessa saw flash flooding with cars stranded and people rescued from rooftops, while other cities reported heavy showers. No injuries were reported though some areas remained flooded. farmers hoped for cotton gains as rains aided planting prospects.
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West
Texas
Odessa
West Texas
el Paso
Wichita Falls
East Texas
Weather Bureau
Autry Heads Rescue Unit For CRMWD
N W Autry Snyder fire chief was named operational director of emergency rescue for Lake J B Thomas by E V Spence manager of the Colorado River Municipal Water District in Big Spring. Copies of the action show representatives of Snyder Big Spring Odessa fire departments and CRMWD board attendees. A boat trailer and emergency gear purchase was ordered by Scurry County commissioners for lake use with no set county limit on spending per Edgar Taylor county judge. Autry expected to finalize the order this week with Big Spring fire chief H V Crocker and others present.
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N. W. Autry
Snyder
Lake J. B. Thomas
E. V. Spence
Colorado River
Der
Edgar Taylor
Autry
Big Spring
Bill Brown
Fire
W. J. Ely
CRMWD
H. V. Crocker
Odessa
Weather Outlook for Texas Regions
North Central and West Texas mostly cloudy with scattered thunderstorms this afternoon tonight and Wednesday. No temperature changes expected. East Texas mostly cloudy and warm this afternoon tonight and Wednesday with isolated storms in the north portion. Moderate southeasterly winds accompany the conditions.
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North Central
West Texas
East Texas
North Portion
Pact Still Planned Despite New Hitch
Vienna reports say the West will sign the Austrian independence treaty this weekend despite a Soviet demand for a separate pact. Ilyichev pressed to exclude economic concessions from the treaty and keep 1949 reparations terms, while Dulles Macmillan and Pinay plan to travel to Vienna after NATO talks to finalize the pact ending ten years of occupation.
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V. M. Molotov
Molotov
Vienna
Austria
I. I. Ilyichevy
Moscow
Tyichev
Russia
Dlyichev
U.S
Repar
Norbert Bischoff
Paris
State Dulles
Harold Macmillan
Antoine Pinay
Ilyichev
United States
Britain
France
Danube Steamship Shipping Co
Texas Polio Cases Down
Texas recorded one new polio case last week, with 31 for the same week a year earlier, per the State Health Department. Year to date total sits at 195, compared with 293 in 1954. Last week’s cases included five paralytic and six non-paralytic. Houston accounted for both the authentic paralytic cases from recipients of free Salk and commercial vaccine.
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Austin
Texas
State Health Department
Houston
Snyder Sees Another Trace Of Moisture In Area
Weather observer David Strayhorn reported a .03 inch shower trace overnight, lifting the monthly total to exactly half an inch though some county parts measured more. Yesterday reached 80 degrees with a 60 degree overnight low and 63 by 7:30 a.m. today.
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Snyder
David Strayhorn
C-C To Seek New Members At Chamber Drive
The Chamber of Commerce discussed a membership drive kickoff next Tuesday with a goal of 200 new members this year. Current membership sits around 375 as committees report on space, finances, and plans for runway expansion, cotton allotments hearing, and office space.
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Chamber of Commerce
Bourging
Herebert Feather
Therd
Frank
Washington, D. C
Nolan von Roeder
Chame Ber
Billy Joe Clifton
Chamber
H. W. Cargile
Merchants Committee
Bob Taylor
Education
Bob Dupree
Lie Detector Test Set In Rape Case Near Linden
County Atty Wesson Bartlett said a crippled suspect is the man who raped and beat a Hughes Springs wife and briefly kidnapped her 6 year old daughter. The suspect, after a car crash, was to take a lie detector test in Dallas as investigators pursue both the Edwards and Walker cases. Geraldine Edwards identified the man in hospital. Mrs. Edwards remained in critical condition after surgery. The child was found shaken at a resort on Foster's Lake.
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Linden
Tex
County Atty
Wesson Bartlett
Bartlett
Irene Walker
Lover's Lane
Marshall
Dallas
Fred Edwards
Mt. Pleasant
Edwards
Paul Brown
Atty
Charles Allen
Minsker
Ing
Brown
Associated Press
Walker
Houston
Gilmer
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Leonard A. Scheele
Jonas Salk
National Institutes of Health
Germany
Antone Pinay
Alexandre Paroid
Palais de Chaillot
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Western Alliance
Atlantic Coast Greyhound Lines
AFL Motor Coach Employes
The
State Highway Patrol
Lubbock-Clovis
Amherst
South Plains
Amarillo
Dalhart
Mineral Wells
Childress
Gulf
Oklahoma
Texas Panhandle
Plainview
Dave Sherrill
Lubbock County
Colorado City
Crosbyton
Post
Lamesa
Brownfield
Abilene
Midland
Double Heart Ranch
Sweetwater
Nolan County
Lubbock
Seymour
Port Arthur
Alpine
Dela Odessa
Muleshoe
Victoria
C-C
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