Yaks and Politics in Outer Mongolia Controversy
The piece discusses U.S. resistance to Red China’s U.N. admission while weighing recognition of Outer Mongolia. It notes Lattimore's study, Mongolian Soviet ties, and a shift in perception toward Outer Mongolia as a potential listening post, with caution about geopolitical maneuvering and the status of Ulan Bator.
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Kennedy
Chen Cheng
Nationalist China
Washington
Red China
U.N
Outer Mongolia
Owen Lattimore
Asia
Ulan Bator
Marx and
Lenin
Lattimore
State Department
Moscow
Yaks
To the Dogs
Amarillo's Paul Carson backs Chicago police canine program noting 16 dogs trained in St Louis and assigned to high crime areas. He cites drop in crime and dog scent ability as deterrent. Chicago builds its own center and plans to 50 dogs.
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Chicago Police Department
Paul Carson
Amarillo
Carson
Humane Society
Animal Shelter
Chicago Police
Chicago
St. Louis
Formby begins Texas governor bid in 1962 race
Plainview Aug 3 Marshall Formby former Texas State Highway Commission chair announces he intends to run for governor in 1962. He has not formally declared but expects to file in December or January. He cites want for new leadership and economic growth for Texas. Formby notes support via letters calls and telegrams and calls for jobs expansion agriculture growth and relief for small business and taxed homes. He was born in Hopkins.
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Plainview
Marshall Formby
Texas
Texas State Highway Commission
Formby
Austin
A Chicken Surprise Stirs Suburban Quiet
At 4420 W. 2nd, the Sheltons received four farm hens instead of frozen poultry. The yard became a neighborhood curiosity as three roosters joined the flock, crowing loudly at 5:30 am and disrupting the quiet hours of the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cp. O. Sheltons
Special Dear Editor and Local Critique in Crossroads
A reader from Crossroads taunts a complainant about always faulting the government. The letter cites Jack Kennedy's blunt stance against the Fison-Hower government, accusing him of openly opposing it. Written by D. and SCOTT of Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Kennedy
Fison- Hower
Federal moves authorize arming flight crews after hijackings
Federal officials with President Kennedy approval ordered a nationwide alert and armed crews on flights. A six point memo by FAA chief Najeeb Halaby outlined rewards and steps to prevent plane diversions. Sen. Mike Monroney will seek federal crime status for hijackings and related offenses.
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Washington
Congress
U. S
Mike Monroney
Dekla
Federal Aviation
Najeeb E. Halaby
Justice Department
Halaby
Fists and Bullets Stop Air Pirate Hijack at El Paso
FBI agents under President Kennedy used force to halt a father and son hijacking of a Continental jet with 73 aboard. Bearden and his son Cody seized the plane outside Phoenix and aimed for Cuba, but a nine hour siege ended with both suspects captured and the crew freed.
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EL Paso
Tex
UPN
FBI
Kennedy
Continental Airlines
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Havana
White House
Pierre Salinger
Boeing
el Paso International
B. D Rickards
Redondo Bs&ach
Calif
Texas League Amarillo Edges Tulsa Victoria 10–8
In a Texas League game Amarillo defeated Tulsa Victoria 10 to 8. Ardmore won 7, Austin 8, San Antonio 4, with scoring updates from the day. Milwaukee beat Chicago 5–2 in the National League as Pittsburgh routed St. Louis 19–9. Cincinnati won 7–1 over Philadelphia. Los Angeles edged San Francisco 4–3 in 10 innings. Detroit beat Washington 2–1, Boston topped Los Angeles 4–0, Kansas City won 6–1 over New York, Baltimore beat Minnesota 3–6. Chicago defeated Cleveland 8–6.
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Amarillo
Tulsa
Victoria
Ardmore
Austin
San Antonio
Milwaukee
Chicago
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Detroit
Washington
Boston
Kansas City
New York
Baltimore
Minnesota
Cleveland
Senate clears defense bill boost amid quorum snag
The Senate advanced a defense funding bill surpassing Kennedy’s request for strengthening U S military power but delayed final passage until Friday due to a quorum issue. Leaders faced amendments to trim funds and await a vote on the boosted bill and amendment as they pursue more wartime readiness.
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Washington
Senate
Kennedy
U.S
West Berlin
Senate Appropriations Committee
Congress Passes Farm Bill Aims to Cut Surpluses
Congress approves a compromise farm bill sending it to President Kennedy for signature. The measure lowers wheat output through higher price supports for owners who reduce their wheat acreage by at least ten percent and extends programs for corn grains school milk and surplus food disposal to foreign nations.
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Washington
Congress
Kennedy
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Ellender
Senate Agriculture Committee
Senate House Conference Committee
White House
Sumner's Plains Party Line travels High Plains list
A traveling check line showcases people heading to various places across the High Plains. The item appears on page 13 of Sumner's Plains bulletin, summarizing the intercity movements and routes for readers.
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Astro-Guide
Sayeaees
Sauetere
Picins
Roger W. Robson
Sylvia Porter
Peeeneane
Ann Lqoders
High Plains
Sumarion
Sumner
Plains
Pair in Hijacking Plot Arraigned in El Paso
Leon Bearden 38 and his 16-year-old son Cody faced U S Commissioner Henry Clifton in El Paso in chains for arraignment on charges of hijacking a jet liner and kidnapping its occupants. They allegedly attempted to seize a Los Angeles to Houston flight and divert it to Cuba. Clifton ordered their charges read while Bearden declined to enter a plea.
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Leon Bearden
Chandler
Ariz
Cody
Phoenix
el Paso
Bearden
U.S
Henry C. Clifton
Tex
Los Angeles
Weather Summary for New Mexico Shows Scattered Thunderstorms
Weather Bureau reports generally cloudy morning in New Mexico with widely scattered thundershowers developing in the afternoon and evening. Central and western areas to be slightly warmer with highs around 80s. Yesterday’s temperatures reached a max near 95 and a min around 62 with sunrises and sunsets noted.
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New Mexico
Amarillo
Texas
Panhandie
No Fiddling Charged At London Magistrates Court
Ronald Downs, 29, pleaded guilty to attempting to obtain 50 pounds by a false wager on No Fiddling in an April horse race. He mailed an empty envelope to create a 3:15 pm postmark, then bet 5 pounds on No Fiddling at 10 to 1 after watching the race. He was fired from Fulham District Post Office and fined 15 pounds.
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London
Ronald Downs
West London
Downs
Britain
Fulham
Epsom
Pos
House Votes Down Senate Tax Revise in Texas
The Texas House rejected the Senate tax package by 97 to 43, a 360 million measure centered on a 2 percent sales tax. Speaker James Turman named five reps and five senators to a conference committee to resolve differences. The Senate bill rewrote the House plan, prompting the not concurrent vote amid concerns over vague references.
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Austin
House
Senate
James Turman
Charles Ballman
Charles Sandah
Menton Murray
Bob Eckhardt
Don Kennard
Sandahl
Surveyor Sights Line in Paducah Neighborhood
A surveyor sights his line in the Paducah neighborhood today as part of street work. The brief item notes field crew activity and local location without detailing projects or dates.
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Paducah
Embargo on Cuba Studied
The Kennedy Administration weighs a total embargo on Cuba under the trading with the enemy act. Officials say the step has been studied for months as U S Cuba relations deteriorate after eight months of severed diplomatic ties and Castro’s move to shrink the embassy staff in Havana. No decision has yet been reported on ending remaining trade with Cuba.
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Washington
Cuba
Fidel Castro
U.S
Castro
Havana
Eisenhower
United
Britain votes to open talks on Common Market entry
Parliament approves Macmillan plan by 313 to 5 in Commons and 86 to 17 in Lords opening negotiations for Britain to join the Common Market bloc led by France and West Germany. The move seeks tariff and trade alignment with Europe while maintaining Commonwealth ties.
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London
Europe
West Germany
France
House of Commons
Harold Macmillan
Labor
House of Lords
Britain
Millan
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
European Free Trade Association
Weather Summary for Amarillo and Nearby 1941 Readings
The report notes Amarillo had sun on 7 of 215 days in 1941 with a 3 pm Thursday reading. Wind was light from the west, visibility clear in Amarillo, Houston and Dallas showed varied cloud cover and light winds.
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Amarillo
Houston
Dallas
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Wiley Alexander
Wes Izzard
Formby Was Born
Hopkins
Crossroads Report
D. &. Scott Wellington
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Cody Leon Bearden
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Ell Paso International
Salinger
Mexico City
Rickards
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