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crease in annual dues The reve
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Borger. surgeon
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Sunday as they carried an iron
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week an omnibus farm bill that
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committee into warring factions.
"We won't be able to give the.
Date froth U. S. Weather Bureau
Ellender noted that the Senate
already has approved a 3% billion
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school milk programs, why
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leal cats, complained about the
"He maintained that he just thinness of the cushion on the stool.
f, but
ip and saw those people then admitted. "Im learning to
Doss said. ■Skate."
where, he now claims, he awoke woke u
idead."
to find the couple dead.
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The House bill contains several
key farm programs—such as sur-
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Talks Held
In Lebanon
And Egypt
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NEW YORK (AP)— The fustice
Department has documents in the
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documents in a steel file in.Mur-
pho t apartment in ludad-Tru-
jillo, capital of the Dominican Re-
public
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rainfall
convention yesterday.
Alter warm debate, they gave
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whose address was not known,
and two Chinese.
vice-president
Negroes Give
Train Crash
Fatal to 10-
ORIZABA. Mexico (AP) — At
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the area
ommented Orange Police De-
-paftment members Green ave-
nue lo ked like MeFaddin. Beach
for awhile " Canoes appeared like
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JUDGE HARRY LEMLEY
Rendered Historic Decision
Boy's Shotgun
Kills Patrolman
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model car Stickney wed in a me- | ORANGE JUICE |
On Friday a vesse paxaxsas IU ap-—- --—-- ------- —.... «
the wbite yacht was sighted by a SEC to obtain information about
Japanese trawler only SO miles * matter involving Goldfine.
southeast of Shanghai. It was re-' H• "id alfint •——■
th with a cargo nt 1,500 tons of cross-
ties from East Texas
would be consumed in processingbA
a Negro attorney’s appeal nt his “
order
cun judge s home "
He said nothing about appealing
today’s rejection for a stay .
The Little , Rock School Hoard
opposed Branton's motion for a
stay on ground it would be in the
storms all the way from nerth-
west of Dalhart to Gage in west-
ern Oklahoma The storm pushed
rupidly toward the southeast,
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"Getting
Want Ads,
take!"
reporter Jim Mathis in the Hous •
ton jail, ’ ■
He told Mathis he was captured
only after he gave up plans to go -
to Europe
. ported drifting northwest in a
calm sea, halfway between For-
mosa and the Thespian's destina-
tion in southern Japan.
would be given an option of keep-
GIRL BITTEN BY WOLF .
DALLAS (AP)—Nancy Hilder-
brandt, 14. stopped to cuddle what
she thought was • puppy on a
neighbor's lawn yesterday. U
turned out to be an eight-weekld
Office re. throughout Central
Texas were alerted-and the car
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milk programs—urged by the ad-
ministration and a wide variety ... —
of proposals it has rejected in dollar increase, in the prom
' the past. for overseas sale, barter and
Among other things. the"House
bill proposes new three-year pro-
g
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California ranch; Victor Koehler
of New York: Joey Raridan of
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of farm surpluses and the federal
Orange tipped the state, yester-
day in rainfall as a cloudburst
s
pended integration in Little Rok
. schools for 2% years
The nidge said that to grant a
atay would keep the racial situa-
tion at Central High School intol-
- erable because too much time
agriculture Benson and the Pres-
ident
grams for cotton, wheat, rice,
i feed grains and milk. Farmers
Lightning Kills Mountaineers
During Religious Devotional
BERGAMO. Itely (AP)-LigM
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already had filed a notice of ap
peal here
"I don't know at this point ft
actly how this is going to be han.
died,” Brantor told a reporter i
may have'to go to the chief ir-
within sevea hours, and is report-
rd to have placed lune among
the months at record rainfall in
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as if something was in them
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interest of the Negro pupiisp'only. 11. . . 11
not the public HViAwc th Ika
Lemley in a written opinion VIVV> IV IRC
which w@ issued after a brief
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pet woff. Nancy got
not wo severely. n
P. Spepeer street de-
wss the heaviest
hour period hom about ism to
p
sion of Allied Chemicat Corp,
effective July 1, was announced
today by Glen H Miller, presi
. dent. White has been a division
were his
ning killed
spotted a line of
KHHH for a while Some hail ae
large as marbles fell
Borger afso,had a heavy down-
pour
Wiley Branton, attorney for the
National Assn for the Advance
' meni of Colored People who
made the motion, said he planned
to telephone the US 8th Circuit
Court of Appeals at St l ouis to ask
for instructions on appealing the
integration suspension order He
Alen Ellender (D-La) said today
i he believes the Senate can work
’ out this year a compromise long-
i range farm bill that will avoid alreadv has .split its agriculture
another veto by President Eisen-1 committee into warring factions
hower.
caused damage to
7'1
ross up 7,500-foot Mt Aren to
‘ -Informe dsources said U A"R homes
offeials would warn Hammar floors
skjoid against foreign
ence in lehanon and insist__ . _______ __
more than their government is not partment superintendent wtd that
aiding the rebels Nasser contends alligator weed; had been washed
icvuvcm uh unugiiy umi.______J the Hungarian revolt t Fsearch.
Ellender Expects Compromise Long Range Plan
‘2 Solon Believes Farm Bill Veto Can Be Avoided
three mountaineers
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Doss said Stickney also denied UNCOMFORTABLE—Mary Sor-
any part in the killings in a signed she sat down to eat in a lo-
ny, w-„,. - ——— —------ --
afriyed today from < anada and ton Police Lt W C D8%, after
was greted with trembling hands Sticknry waived xtradition Hr
byAhis mother, Mrs Francis brouzht hack,a box he said con-
iStickney tamed 64 items of evidence
Howard lowered over the frail Oliver said the items included
woman as she buried her fare Mov’d samples taken from the 1952
person when arrested I
Stickney steadtastly denied any ocV
The Weather Hureau said the
torrential downpours result-
ed from 1 hr same <w>| front
r •
on VFW department headquarters
in Austin, officials said
In resolutions adopted near the
close of their 38th annual conven-
On board with him
mother-in-law, Mrs
of GeraM
pi re at the end of this month
He said the new /Senate bill
probably would avoid major
changes in the present wheat, to-
bacco, peanuts and dairy products
Butane A lumber to hadannouneed Saturday that Mr
In Orangr Memorial HospdaL<a.jn had fallen but this was not
suffering from a skul fractur.K onfirmned offirially in Jakarta
John Abraham M pfTUVMsh Fot Ventje Sumual insurgnts"
who was hurt wbeP • "" military leader claimed the ene.
o.°n • coeoT .c my troops have not won's single
Treated !or. battle "ince landing . week .go
| CAIRO- (AP}-U N Secretary
General Dag Hlammarskjold press mAgi,
ed"scamasnaorqarne j-a ~ rainswas -
ande hpucourrnmrnrot ihe Unitea Charie. aq smmbnt The latter
Arab Rrpublie fodav-- is reported tohav had lens,than
Mommarkjoie nfet with Nasser two inches nt rain and a tornado
tsundny night a few hours after ar funnel which did no damage
immg from Amman and Jeru Although most Orange areas
zalem He left Beirut Saturday were flooded for a period nt time,
after talks with the Lebanese damage to homes' and- garages
I igovernmenr or their charges that appeared today tn hr trial only •
I Nasser has sent arms and men nominal Pierce Addition res drnta
l- neross ihe syrialebanc Border complained that Cmper a GulleV
I to aid the rebel. ------ . . ""
1444 when 10 inches, fell
unanimous spprovsl to a $1 in
iht their
programs. i J
: Opnother crop listed as basic'
inexisting laws, he' outlined this
tentative program
Rice—A minimum acreage al-
lotment of 1,650,000 acres with
price supports at present ranges
billion dollrs.".
instead, the House takes up this
The reunion was brief Impa
tient police whisked Stickney 2 . t —
away o city jail within three comection with the slaying",.in -
minutes after, the Eastern Airline an interview with Hounton Post ~ 7
plane shuddered id a halt here
that rhe l ebanese crisis is com down ht the fall and had jammea
Pletely internal, and that pro under bridges, inhibiting a steady
Western President ( amille ha drainott
moon is seeking a pretext fot the "The wafrwas slow inrunring
Upited States and Britain to send off all tver sown " he commented.
and may cost them as much as a t ing present programs or the new plant it on the peak an act of
ones with higher price supports devotion
Indicated Senate, strategy is to. Many pthers in the group of JU'
await House action on this pack- Roman Catholic pilgrims werein
age bill and then try to substitute lured ___.
the Senate provisions, regarded (KKDS..-----------
as more palatable to secretary nt 8WVMGF
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Stickney, 20 and handsome, is
accused of killing'Mr and Mrs.
Clifford Barnes both close
friends, on May 20 He was ar
rested over the week-nd
Houston officers later today took
Stickney to Galveston He was ex-
pected to show officers the bench
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(See RACEISSUES. Page
Abductor Caught
_ By Texas Rangers
Don delegates opposed any re-, - 3
duction in veteran*' pension* and ., --------- , - p. g,
restated support for giving chiro- 2ld exsconvict was captured near 178, - .—.n. eo
here late last night ^ Te...
Waco with his 12 year old step made during a meeting ncheduled MANULA (API—The Indonesian
ference room at 7 p m rebel radio today cfaimed it.
The report did not alarm
Japanese coast guard officials
They said the vessel may reach
southern Japan in a dayor tw
Calvert is a former stage magi-
cian who played the Falcon on
television and movie heavy roles
____. _ ... . ... The Top Haf Cleaners former/v
was in "fairly good health” and 000 hags of flour" " "* — ... known as. Paul's Super Cleaners 5 J • '
was accustomed to taking short The flour was consigned by the ” orcupying new quarters at blew out on a ce
eation indl Sa E-"?” ‘ cmarsaw s “.3 r- seen -r
The bomb went off just opposite ported ready to protest within the appear for any great length of row. sailasnn „54" >uo will hoi 'he wav 11 oF»l« 1st 6 M:eeine
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nerin the"enterprneP "D by gabar ambulance," ' ' -
Texan Accused of Killing Pair . Murpny a American flier, con.
• , p nectink' him with the dixappear-
Is Brought Home From Canada
HoUsrON (AP Howard stick Texas Ranger Eddie Oliver The newspaper said ia a Was-
a- cused of a double murder, wrnt to Canada along with Hous- ington dispatch that State .Depat-
" " -w _ hnt ment consular officials found the
, killed Ml one fight
Oranqeite Injured The broadcast tended t ar
— . . 3 , ’ out a report from reliable mili-
Critically in Wreck any thar-mneininoagorroreer.n
■ A 38 year-old Orange resident is suit fiehting for ontrol nt Me-
in critical condition after being nad, the las rebel sronghold in
injured in a single car wreck last the NonbCelebes The govern:
night on Highway 87, near Decker ment sadioth ihe South Celebes
Agriculture Department every-
oTiOKEparty elouay and warm thing it wants but we should be
ahle t work oufsomethingthey
lyre, coday near SO decree• low tomign: can IVE. with,, the veteran chair-
n «nd aieii tomortos, at vanaM. wind, man of the Senate Agriculture
_ mosuy east, 8 to 14 mules per nour to- Committee said
S0Jint.t0ri, 1"R."ir‛mph tomomins . "I could be done And should be
I TIDE--S-bine Mgr 8.31 am. is 4 done. ’ Sen. George Aiken (R-Vt),
1 k.mic". *31; m.m /ranking GOP farm committee
I'M i member. said
Is sun RieN i is am.. sM. 121pm ‘ I'm not as optimistic as I was
soxzndA'aTemereture •a few days ago but things could
low. n nuo. A "mnehe" , change." Aiken added
DALLAS (AP-The weather hureau He said lack of House action on
2.24 todN “u 8-day outiook for Jude separate farm surplus disposal
a goat Texas tmperatur. annttr w- and school milk program bills.
Be.normal " noimenn and ’r’.” aiready passed by the Senate.
1117 shove norm* “m-n-te. No Im- "haw eo m E-m- -m- w
mutant ehane Moderaw u Man naye. cost.our farmers some 300
-cuiea uunderahowe. to MS million dollars in exports t
Iverson who reportedly own a
LITTLE ROCK, Ark (AP) —
U.S Dist Judge Harry J Lemly
today denied a motipn to stay his
own order nt Saturday which sus-
mander the Rev Mark J6hason
of Houston, chaplain. Charles „ . . ,
Britte of Alvin, ludge advocate was spnotted neer here The Rang.
and Dr C. E killingsworth of ers closed ‘n the car when it
- Morped at a fillink station
They • said the gi Was 'not
harmed Both were returned to
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HEADS ALLIED — The ap-
point ni mt of Jacob ‘White as
president of the Nitrogen Divi-
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rated, the brakes failed. Witness —„ N.. „„
reported the crew tried desperate- the fruit bazaar „ ______ segie __ ___
ty to dump sand on the tracks in mt An empty bus parked at the bloc against the execution nl Police, civil defense
gn enort to hait the, speedingcurb shielded many shoppers and Imre Nagy and other leaders of and volunteers conducted
tram. Passengers leaped from the I reduced the casualty toll. ‘the Hungarian revolt fsearch.
cars as they hurtled toward the p,,----,i------—---------.----- --------------—
troops to his aid . ' because of the excesntvely large
I Hammarskjold is to return to downpour in sueh a short time.
Beirut Tuesday and is scheduled We putGrawlines to work on 2nd.
to leave for. New York the next and Turret road Igcations and
day used < 1am shell drag to pull dow»
, .. .. the weeds out of the guliv,*- '
yMiMahe adguarters..in,New Spencer said that hand crews
—, ----- _ ----- Y 1 , hat tbr„United were stationed uder bridges'in
recess of the hearing sad "To WASHINGTON (AP) - Four state."as provid!na 'wobeltcop she Riverside development, vo
grant this motion and stay the Negro leaders today told Presi , four Iight obser trolled streets around town and
enforcement of our judgment-dent Eisenhower, that court oci.J'i "on Planes ihe uw of the eleaned "catch" basins
would to a large extent nullify our dered suspension nt school inte Mi.' oDreI ETOUP the Secn He summed up the Coopers Gul-
order in the cause since it will in gwation at Little Rock, Ark. lias m -ouneI has sent to Lebanor (Se, CLOUDMERST Page 2
all probability take months tn shocked and outraged Negro citi- (See REBELLION, Page 21, * # ’ a
carry the case through the Court Tens and milbkons of their fellow n . ,
EoAppealsandtherssupreme-Amerann...... ...... Rain, Hail and Flood Threats
"And in the meantime the sit with Eisenhower, the Negroes kg" I -r w A , _
__________________ Kw^^ImmdTb^X' Texas Weather Picture
rnuanr .. .n. . , erable from an educational stand strued, rightly or wrongiv, a By TE ASSOCIATFD PRESS
Ua . r* . —u - -.1 . ' . a'1; ' -eX (Ar)— A. 15. point, would continue" hr said Freen light to lawless element hi Heavv rain ane gom, L,, ,.y
West German embassy was shat yearold.boy.s shotgun drilled a A.F House of Hille Rock ap their deb.me of federal authom theLuppr pahasd
wood a4ot John Calvert and eight But that didn't stem the rising u .. .8 . , state highwa% patrolman near the peared for the school board its Modav while naris ■ of SoI,
others aboard. ' volume of demands that Adams --The reportsusaidithatNe wYork heart.witha charge,of shot xes Oral arguments tor* only six Die views nt the Negro leaders TI had IlnS Ihreat Somh
The 95-ton. two-masted Thespian step down. Some of the strongest TimSs.sorresponden t.Max.E rank terday and the patrolman, died minutes. were set forth in a prepared o.t, rains Sunday nt up to Jar'k :
of Los Angeles, owned and skip- demands have come from Repub- cwherappear cdoonstha scennd"ith toda"anThesteen * asserted it The courtroom was nearly filled ment, which was handed to newe----------
pefed bv Calvert left Keelung licans. * camera, was roughed up and his an accident with sneetators Branion was the men after their, -minute meet
-Pormosa, in bad weather !.« -Counset. Morgan, who has fig photographis qqupmentmwas The.zictim, was B..K .Smith, only Negro attorney present ing with the President
I Ma/' The actor expected to ured indirectly in the Adams case. ! m **"e d He sffered minor 30: father of two. .Two dfficers A ‘ " -
reach Japan Thursday or Friday appeared as Adams' legal'adviser PHSKSia K .... . . saWI8. shoottins. , 22 ,01 , Branton said, would mean that the the International Hroiherhood of ughtning
The vaCht had just been fitted when Adams appeared before the . Har , K _Mlks, c- pf.The The youth. Billy Green told of racial situation at Central High 1 Car Porters said at a
• with a new engine and Calvert subcommittee last Tuesday. lAssociated Press bureau ih Mos- ficers he dropped the shotgun and would be jost as if was when the news conference that Elsenhower^
“ailed nginstnsnhe adv.ee of Adams has informed the sub- cowswas understood to have been it discharged accidentaily 1957-58 schooi vear ended made no comment on the cour
l -frirnrf» 5 committee that at his request roughed up ? *° but.there wasno The shooting occursed at a one^' in granting the school hoard's hi. us n..s i..,if... u._-r-
*ehd- vesser similar to Morgam madecontact with thelindication —that- Milks had —been xoam--hack,dewownwitts, ’ (See LE ROCK, Page 2) iemv
wee aiekid Nu . SEC to obtain information ahont hurt. miles north of Conroe . Randolph added that neittier did.
________________ _ 1 -- _ With Smith were juvenile offi- V EV/ kle...
- He said Golafine complained to E UAc, . c : cer James Kelly and Constable V I YV Iames
him about some SEC actions in C XeCULlOnS Johnny Kleinmann They held aN
the case of the East Boston Co.. — , warrant tor Green s arrest ( nmmrnrar
a Goldfine holding firm accused Prnac+eN As the surviving officers relat- • VI 1111IUIIUCI
of not filing required financial re- I I OLSLEU ed the story, they knocked on the BEAUMONT Tex (AP,_ Vet
(See INVESTIGATION, Page 2) NFw _ Hunparian front.door of the shack and re- erans of Foreign Wars’ members
v/ i---A refugees T°xemonstPatingHungarian ceived no response chose Doyle wlis’or Fort Worth
Vidor Area wn s; -
Youths Held p Mhsfsomfoz2ma-is «
VIDOR (Spl)—Arrest of three mhe demonstrators smashea The victim was hit just below ------------- ,-------
juvenires in connection with resi- three windows nt 16 par asnu the heart He underwent surgery nue will help retire a mortgage
dence breakins has been made by bufiding Seven"policemen and a for three hoyrs but died at 5 16 on YFW department headquarter.
C . Williamson. .. -number of pickets were injured, a.m today.
Williamson completed investiga- none seriously Juvenile authorities took Green
Creston K"'h" ohasdibagnoxgoynda"pReircThanap"ar.zurbrzpkeasam"i.te"Eaorostopbicccnietaiesen
- cnnsr.hi. .02 ... and nearly 100 policemen Nine Smith was a war veteran and
K?”” .. "“U. * pickets were arrested the son of Mr «n<f Mr. Lester
occurred Saturday at homes on The demonstrators had been Leo Smithof Vidor, services will
Tram Road occupied bv Mr and Peacefully marching and handing be.held tomgrrow at 4 pm in
Mrs C. E. Bass, Mr. and Mrs. put leaflets of the Federation of Vidor,
Gwen -Yellot and Mr. and Mrs Former Hungarian Political Survivors am his
R , j J. O Aldredge Prisoners before the violence wife, two daughters.________
least 10 persons were killed and Among“misng articles were erupted leen. 9, and Jennett LaNe, S.
20cinturndewhenaa.runawayocl watch, domindes, cards, a pigg9. This was the second outbreak of two brothers and three sisters,
rswtrpintatashedsintaa rtPMad bank, steak and sausage, •" "elec- violence at the Manhartan build- ------------—
trata Point near Orizaba trie clock, money from a. pocket- ing over the weekend. Anti-Soviet v i......
tsearhers nombed“through the book, a » ring and milk" , piCketsbroketwovwindows satur- Volunteers Continue
wreckage, and some 25 persons . Williamson added that most of day and three arrests followed Search for Aged Man
were reoorted unaccounted for. «c"cles, except the food, have Both demonstrations were to .‘5, .
The electric train on a regular been recovered, protest the execution of former WICHITA FALLS (AP) — A
run from Orizaba to the Gulf _ . , ---..--- Hungarian Premier Imre Nagy search continued today Jor Frank | u:.L r,
Coast port of Veracruz, apparent- •mb Explosion Kills nd three of his associate*, an- Johnson, 82, who ha* been miss Loads With Flour
ty was stopped by a power short- E: . cP . A nounced in Moscow last week , jha since leaving his home last The Noordzee a YugostAvian
age Officials of the "government Five in Shopping Ares Nagy and the others were leaders Wednesday; vessel, as being loaded at the city
railway said when power re- , BEIRUT Lebanon <AP) — A of the Hungarian revolt of 1956 Weldon Johnson said his father docks todav with a cargo of 16
turned, the train started up auto- bomb exploded in a-bustling .hop- -------------- 0 "
matically and raced three miles ping area of Beirut today, killing POLISH REDS PLAN PROTEST
out f control. «------— --E 7 ---------------- _ --
se er iheheg
Pampa recelved 2.25 inches nt
~ ■ rain, in MO mipbes Some streets
-A stay by any of the courts, , A Philip Randolph, president of and underpassewere flooded
Eranton said, would mean that the-ihe International Hroiherhood of lghtning knkeXu Rd
racial situation at Central High ’ Sleeping ar Porters said at a
Field Hou^
_ Bids Opened
Eisenhower make any-.- promise m. .T. 2 . . o Med a storare garage of the Gulf
nor commitments pih respec iv mThe * j .2 *. School Board OiPCorp, but no one was report-
a nine-point program offered bv mayawnrd. the.cop tracttomorrow ed called the wind
the Negro leaders with a view to ona smifi rproof brick, and tile a-smailNwister
improving the conditions nt their feiduhoe, . be situnted at the The squNlne wm moving dur-
peple, foobal field hR the merNeg moutheast from
The immediate emphasis was The field house, to be con Amarillo TheSWeather Bureau
on the I ittie Rock situation and structed out of local foods is to said winds of 60 miles an
school integration, but the Negro be Mi'll at .either ths north or hour could he expnsted behind
leaders had made it plain in ad -east corner 0 the field. The Front
vance they would raise a Wide Five firms subpitted bid* on , Mine persons were rescjed by
rennet civi rights isiues the stricture during a special remen and police from floqded
Roy Wilkins executive sere, meeting of the trustees Friday streets at Sin Antonio after~a
Urv of the National Awn tar the night violent sorm dumped 4 30 inche
Apparent low hidder was Homer the city
Haworth Orange contractor who Driving rains and wind* up to
offered tn build tha field bouse 80 m«le* per hour carved, a path
for SU MA miles long and several miles
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Cloudburst Floods City
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Dag Presses Drive To Quiet Rebellion" 645
Would Keep Racial Situation Intolerable
p Judge Denies Motion To Stay Little Rock Order
Jie German -
2 Embassy
UNHAPPY MOMENT — Caught by one leg in a climbing st- Stoned
tempt, 6-year-old Dale MeClimek of Minneapolis is on the verge _
ot tears as, he awaits arrival of firmen to free him. Comforting ,MoSCoW (AP) - More than,
the boy is Patrolman James Curran. Dale was climbing the pipe at 1.000 banner waving demonstra-
a schoolhouse when his foot slipped and his left knee became tors, attacked the West German
wedged between the pipe and the building Firemen pried Dale Embassy with stones, sticks and
loose and police took him home after it was determined he was inK... 1155 todaz. in retaliation for I
not seriously hurt. TAP Wirephoto) an assault on the Soviet Embassy I
n.---i—j-1--—‛--------E_______in Bonn last week. • 1
Prober Suggests Questioning correspondent, .were roughed up I
n .rc ... several times as they attempted I
President s Special Counsel "°mhefaemounerato—ched t (
WASHINGTON (AP) — Rep. White House. Moulder did not go ward the Embassy from severs! I
Morgan Moulder (D-Mo) suggest- into detail. • directions. They seemed well, I
ed today that House investigators A Hodse subcommittee of which' otganized. Suddenly they started I
call Gerald D. Morgan. President Moulder is a member' resumes throwing stones and bricks, I
Eisenhower's special counsel, say- hearings tomorrow on contacts ad smashing Embassy windows by I
ing: "From what I hear, Mr. Mos- mittedly made by Adams, Eisen- the dozen. I
gan is more of a front man than hower’s top assistant, with two4 Then came,a barrage of ink bot- l
Mr Adams" regulatory agencies on behalf otHties that splattered bright blue ink I
Moulder satd in an interview he Bernard Goldfine, a millionaire on the gray Embassy walls Some I
understands Morgan is more sc Boston industrialist, ot the bottles sailed through-brok-, I
cessible than Sherman Adams to Adams, the center of a growing rn windows and crashed on the l
persons seeking help from the political storm, acknowledged af floor inside. '
AA• • w la epting hotel hospitality and gifts The crowd was in a vicious
Miff IHfl Ya eht from Goldfine. who he said is an mood.
‘>59 ICCIII old. friend Aithough conceding he The demonstration presumably
Being Hunted •
TOKYO (AP) - All Japanese tiesnand EXchange Commission. Egspnemasainstretheacexeution.of
fishing vessels in the East China nTherenwas.nossizn Esenhower leaders of the Hungarian revolt
Sea were ordered to look.outtto-inasoshanged his wstated inteztion to Report’ reaching London said
day for an American yacht which retaina Ada m hom he. has de practically every window in the
may be drifting near the Commu- sribed.as • man of honesty and w German emhaNIV w..rt.t
nist Chinese mainland with Holly- integrity
But that didn't stem the rising
volume of demands that Adams
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pract.ee care to some patients of here late last nizht by Txas 1.
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tals <1 • trn with hie - 12- yAa; -l etep- made denrimi
Fort Worth was awardealipe daughter , .51 forrthe conferrne y room, at 7 p m rebel radio today,
IMO state convention Waco police officers quoted the Also to be discussed during the forces had thrown hack the Ja-
Officers serving with Willis will mother • the ziri as saying that regular meeting are insurant karta governments invaders „
i parents his be Oscsr Jones of Longview sen the man had threatened to kill policies on students and boll the North Celebes The hroadean
i. Donn* Kith- ior vice commander Vic Affler botb himseif and hi* stkp-daugh Players said. 70 Jakarta soldiers were
bach of Victoria, junior vice com ter
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Browning, J. Cullen. The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 55, No. 139, Ed. 1 Monday, June 23, 1958, newspaper, June 23, 1958; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1519531/m1/1/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.