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to stiiciy i Graduates Told to Resist Nuclear coursf Government Intervention is attending a course in basic nuclear pfcysics "hich began Mon- Miller Clarkson. son of Mr day 0ak rvldj.r institute and Mrs. Thomas F. Clarkson of NurjPar Studies in Oak Ridge. Parrott Avenue, and associ- Lost 41 Pounds With Barcentrote Mrs.

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CHKSTKRTOWN. Mil. June that federal services and powers Eisenhower urged must he limited to "what must The course cover exercises a group of young college lie Mid what is in basic nuclear physics as well nates Monday to resist attempts He said the people must he alert ppohlcrm involv'd in inlroduo any branch of the federal gov-j to the danger of the government rmment to become a busy body overstepping its authority and get- ing nuclear physics in present jn lives. ting into science programs jhr American people The President spoke briefly aft- C1 arkson is a graduate of Waco must their liberties and er a "non-political" tour of parts I gh School He received a bach- be ever alert to prevent unwar- of Maryland and Delaware. en- elor of arts degree from Baylor in ranted federal intervention in their tourage included Sen.

Allen VS He was given a teaching daily pursuits. Frear (D-Del.) and Rep. Her- fcllowship at Texas A and M. He Accepting an honorary doctor of hert B. Warburton tilled a role as teacher and laws dogrer from tiny Washington roar's would-be opponent in next) and received his master of College.

Mr. Eisenhower warned November elections. It was a warm day as the Presi- i dent and his party drove through parts of the two states in an open convertible after flying to Dover. Del. He waved gaily to hundreds of Tag-waving school children who were released from classes for the day.

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ameron Co. BUILDING MATERIALS AND SERVICES Puerto Rican Protests Flag Hitting Floor WASHINGTON. June 7 UP Fien Mrs. Lolita Lebron protested "ith suspicion, doubt, warring po- Monday the Puerto Rican and hatred forces which threaten flag she waved in the March 1 subvert our entire House of Representatives shooting Hr said America we love appeared to brush the floor at her and wish to make better is not trial. I hope our guests will par- Mrs.

Lebron. alleged ring- don not Washington. D. leader of four Puerto Rican Na- Mr. Kisenhower took good-hu- tionalists on trial for wounding five 1 mored to this remark.1 congressmen in the gunplay, open- urged the graduates to go to; ed her pravcrbook reverently when and put their brains V.

S. prosecutor Leo A. Rover in- work for the government. GRADUATE LaMar S. McGinnis son of Mr.

and Mrs. LaMar S. McGinnis of 405 North Fortieth Street, was recently graduated from the Medical College of Georgia and plans to intern at the Royal Victoria Hospital in Montreal, Canada. He received his undergraduate training at Baylor University and the University of Georgia. 10 Persons Die in Crash Of Two Autos NORTH BEACH.

Md June 7- automobiles collided at high speed near this Chesapeake i Bay resort town early Monday, killing 10 persons instantly in one of Maryland's worst traffic accidents. Calvert County Medical Exam- I iner Hugh Ward said the cars collided at such terrific speed that the victims, five in one vehicle and five in the other, died instantly of fractured skulls and crushed chests. All but one of the victims were thrown clear of the cars. Their mutilated bodies fell in a circle around the telescoped vehicles. Gordon Berry.

19, of Takoma Park, w'ho saw' the crash, collapsed and was hospitalized deep Robert Walker of Alexandria, another witness, called 1 the sight "the most awiul thing I i have seen in my troduced in evidence the huge. red. white and blue Puerto Rican flag Her co-defendants, Rafael Can- The President referred briefly to such parts of his legislative program as the expansion of social secuntN. rlcaranco, education cel Miranda. J.i.

Andres Figueroa and the far Cordero, Rodriguez. and living Flores program. These, he said, are proper watched quiet f0r gov emmental action in V.hcn the nag identified as working million people." the one Mrs. Lebron brandished But hf toid thr graduates, Texan Scores First in Jet Gunnery Duel Baylor Professor Gets Scholarship Doyle L. Calton, professor in Baylor University School of Business, has been awarded a Danforth Foundation scholarship for a month conference on Christian Foundations for College Training at Evanston.

111. The conference will be held on the campus of Northwestern University, June 21-23. Calton's scholarship includes room, board and tuition for the conference period. Calton was nominated for the Itory. He made no attempt to elabo- Capitol Policeman John L.

Brun- rate on his reference to the possi- testified he took the flag from bility of a govern- Mrs. Lebron in the corridor out- mcnt. of jet gunnery. philosophy. Col.

John L. Locke, 36, racked I the gallery immediately alter the shooting. During Brunner's testimony Rover laid the flag on the prosecution table. It appeared to brush the floor. Mrs.

Lebron leaned forward anxiouslv and whispered to one of her defense attorneys. The attorney walked over and told Rover she wanted to han die the home-made flag mot carefully and objected to letting it touch the floor. Rover straightened the flag. Oats Taken at Lorena up 293 points of a possible 400 us- Qty Aldermen to Meet ing rockets, .30 calibre machine guns, and bombs to riddle his tar- Bellmead City Aldermen ill A burglar took five sacks of unofficial score meet tonight at 7:30 at the Water from Mrs. Elvis Kineamwn Building.

home at Lorena over the week i gainst the Tactical Air i ------------------------end shr told Sheriff Maxey Command 366th fighter bomber I) fl office Mondav wing Alexandria AFR La. 7NMI IO Locke commands the Far East 1 1 Air Force's 8th fighter bomber lirSlllff oCflOOI Bievele Stolen Baylor School of Nursing has $50 for new library books, a gift from Air Force's 8th fighter bomber wing. Willie Powell of Waco. Route in the four air-to-air strikes at 5. Monday told Sheriff C.

C. 20.000 feet, gunners ran into some Maxey's officers his bicycle difficulty when three of the four vs as stolen from his home some teams shot the 10 by 30-foot target graduating class 23 young nurses in the spring time during thr week end. 4MB4SS.WOR PREMCTS Flood of U. S. Tourists To See Egvpt Treasure from the 250 mile-per-hour tow Miss trances McKenna, dean of plane and the missions had to be the school of nursing, said Monday re assembled I she received the money and a let- Capt.

Donald W. Maggert. 35. of ter concerning its use from Miss Lahoma. Okla won Monday's Angela Alvarado, president of the to-air strikes with 98 hits of a pos- 1954 school of nursing graduating sible 800.

Maggert is with the 508th class. strategic fighter wing, Turner Members of the class also co- AFB, Ga. operated in the general Senior Monday's participants were only Class gift to the university. Miss a few of the gunners representing McKenna said. The money will be eight USAF commands Strateg- used to purchase special volumes ic.

Tactical. Air Training, Alaskan, tliat probably would not be ac- covery was Far hast. North Last Air National qUjred through the regular Egyptologist Guard, and USAF in hurope. program, she said. To Attend District For Arthur Rue and Herb Ritter 1 Vi ipach took half the cup IlOIllt IllclKt I 11 Waco ToastmRsters Club meet- Five students of the Connally jng at the Raleigh Hotel Monday CAIRO.

June 7 The most recent disc can Ambassador Jefferson Caf- made last wri'k by Eg I an amateur archaeolo- i Zakaria Ghoneiunt in tlvrd dy- gist predicted Monday that many nasty pyramid group at Sakkara. IKt 11V St in Tie American tourists be drawn omy a few mues (FORI where EgApt by the recent discovery "solar uncovered, of treasures of kings Ghoneum discovered the tomb of who lived about 5 000 years ago. an unidentified pharoah in an un But, the ambassador warred the finished pvramid. American who visit the pyramids Cafferv sa.d that the pvramid is where the new art'haeological dis- a little larger than that of the fam- of the Future Homemak-1 night I covenes made not to expect ous pyramid of King Zoscr a few prs o( wU1 delegates They judged best speakers sniff the perfume that once hundred yards away. to filled the chambers to the District III Leadership Con topic was rj torence at Trinidad June 9.

10 and i the Ritter spoke on Last week the American ambas- stone of this pviamid was in mm sador joined scientists inspect- the ambassador said Ijinell i rnt WiliiJm ing a newly found "solar all lay under accumulated sands 1 cnt.es cup. Col. William built to King Cheop soul of some thousands of jears. Seay. Nell Wilej.

Dorothy Greg-1 Evans was toastmaster. alter-world The funeral a have JW bark vva.s found by Egyptian arch- yet been discovered, the stonework lore nee Barr is sponsor, eologist Kama! El-Malakh the is evidence of the period a little One hundred fifty £ins and tneit Giza pyramids last Monday. 1 less than 5 000 years ago. The pyr- sponsors, representing approxi- Caffery also looked into the tomb' amid belongs to Sanakht (son or matelv schools in Central of a pharoah believed to have brother of who reigned only are expected at the conference. lived 1.000 years before King Tut- six or seven short a -------------------------Ankh Amen, whose tomb was time to finish his Caf- Stallion found in the 1920s.

fery explained. Nixon Funeral Set uesda Honors in Wichita Falls Funeral services for Cary Nixon. 47, of Fort Worth, former Wacoan and brother of Leonard Nixon of 2219 Cole Avenue will be held in Fort Worth today. Mr. Nixon died in Fort Worth Sunday after an ill Rayburn Palomino stallion Tiny King was judged grand champion of a national Palomino, at Wichita Falls Saturday and Sunday, also took first place Mr.

Nixon graduated from Lo- and attended He went to in pleasure class stallions, and rrna High School second place in performance. Baylor University. He competed with horses from Southwestern Bell Tele- as far away as Wisconsin and Co. in Waco 25 years ago California, as well as from Okla-1 and moved to Fort Worth two homa, Mexico and other nearer years later. He was bom in Falls areas.

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