Texas tornado warning network reaches seventeen stations
Seventeen tornado warning stations have been set up or authorized in Texas as the second annual Texas tornado conference concluded at Texas A&M College. Officials from federal state and local agencies announced 24 hour operation by US Weather Bureau personnel with warnings relayed to the Department of Public Safety.
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College Station
Tex
Texas
Texas A&m College
US Weather Bureau
Department of Public Safety
William L. McGill
Defense and Disaster Relief
Francis Reichelderfer
U.S. Weather Bureau
Erle L. Hardy
Hardy
A&m
O. B. Robertson
Waco
J. P. Abbott
Norman Anderson
H. T. Orville
USN
O. “B. “Robertson
Texas Radar
Texas A. and
M. College
Inra
Atomic Ship Held Threat To Program
Admiral Hyman G. Rickover warned that President Eisenhower's proposed world nuclear peace ship would delay the Navy's nuclear ship program. AEC Chairman Strauss said rushing a new design risks delay, but noted foreign progress and strategic importance for military and propaganda aims.
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Washington
Adm
Hyman G. Rickover
Navy
Eisenhower
Atomic Energy Commission
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Rickover
Carl Durham
D-N.c
AEC
Lewis L. Strauss
United States
Panel Plans Query of New AEC Nominee
The Atomic Energy Committee will interview Allen Whitfield of Iowa on July 7 in Des Moines regarding his nomination to the Atomic Energy Commission. Chairman Clinton P. Anderson said hearings could follow at Whitfield’s request after 10 days’ notice. The committee will ask Whitfield 24 questions, including his role as trustee for the Crawford estate and its stake in Valley Bank and Trust Co. Bellino, on loan to the committee, will join the meeting and assist with Crawford estate analysis.
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Washington
Clinton P. Anderson
Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
Allen Whitfield
Iowa
Atomic Energy Commission
New Mexico Democrat
Andersoft
George Norris, Jr
Carmine Bellino
Bellino
Crawford
Senate
India to Handle Turncoat Return
The Indian Red Cross said it has asked U.S. permission to arrange the return of three American soldiers and two Belgians who have changed their minds about staying in Red China. The Communists say the men will be allowed to leave as soon as arrangements are complete. The Americans, dishonorably discharged, are Lewis Griggs of Jacksonville Texas Otho G Bell of Olympia Washington and William A Cowart of Dalton Georgia.
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New Delhi
Indian Red Cross
U.S
Red China
Lewis Griggs
Jacksonville
Tex
Otho G. Bell
Olympia
Wash
William A. Cowart
Dalton, Ga
Funeral Procession Blamed for Accident
In Bristol England garbage collector Bill Belcher was fined three pounds after his truck struck a parked car. He told the magistrate his attention wandered while he raised his hat for a passing funeral.
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Bristol
England
Bill Belcher
Belcher
U S Officials To Host Burma Leader In Visit
President Eisenhower and top officials plan a three day visit with Prime Minister U Nu of Burma. The talks aim to woo Burma into the Southeast Asia alliance against communism while U Nu remains neutral in the Cold War. He arrives Wednesday and will dine with Secretary Dulles.
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Washington
Eisenhower
U Nu
Burma
John Foster Dulles
United States
China
Washinton
Peiping
Southeast Defense Organization
Butler Assails GOP Policy Toward Labor
National Democratic Chairman Paul M. Butler accused Republicans of a one-two punch against labor unions both nationally and in state legislatures. He cited Wisconsin's anti labor bill banning union political contributions and noted Ohio attempts on unemployment payments tied to a guaranteed wage plan.
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Milwaukee
Paul M. Butler
Butler
Wisconsin
Ohio
Senate
Senhower
National Labor Relations Board
Martin Durkin
Only Two Reservoirs Show Drop in Texas
Fort Worth reports that only two major Texas reservoirs declined in storage last week due to ongoing rains. San Angelo Reservoir fell from 38,986 acre feet on June 16 to 39,360 on June 23, while Hords Creek dropped from 6,410 to 6,340 acre feet.
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Texas
San Angelo
Hords Creek
Argentine racer killed in Nuerburgring training crash
Argentine rider Ricardo Calvagni died while training for the Grand Prix of Germany at the Nuerburgring circuit. Armando Poggi crashed nearby with a broken arm as the pair prepared for Sunday's world championship race in hot conditions after arriving Friday for final preparations.
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Merburgring
Ricardo Calvagni
Calvagni
Armando Poggi
Nuerburgring
Eifel
Mrs. Emma Berrier Dies After Long Illness in Eddy
Emma Berrier 75 or 79 depending on report died at 2 15 am Saturday at the home of her daughter Mrs A W Cole in Waco after a long illness. She belonged to the First Baptist Church of Eddy. Funeral at 3 pm Monday at Eddy First Baptist with Rev Ray Burn Floyd officiating. Burial Oakwood Cemetery. Survivors: three daughters all of Waco. four sons in Waco Corsicana Temple and Eddy. 20 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren.
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Emma Berrier
Eddy
A. W. Cole
Waco
H. L. Wilkinson
Harveill Berrier
A. C. Berrier
Corsicana
Austin Berrier
Temple
R. T. Berrier
Water-rich body demands continual replacement
Report notes the body is nearly all water and requires ongoing replacement to maintain function. The observation emphasizes the need for continuous water balance management and monitoring.
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