Sub Conquers Polar Ice Cap
The Nautilus, United States atomic submarine, crossed the Arctic ice cap from the Pacific to the Atlantic in a submerged voyage. President Eisenhower highlighted peaceful aims, while noting the vessel is combatant. Skipper Cmdr. William R. Anderson, a Bakerville Tenn. native, received the Legion of Merit. the crew earned a presidential unit citation. The announcement stressed national prestige amid secrecy.
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Washington, Aug
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Bill Cuts College Scholarship Program in Aid Ed Bill
The House approved a 900 million dollar aid to education bill vanishing the college scholarship program and shifting 140 million to a student loan fund. The Senate version retains 175 million for four year scholarships but house action may require a conference. Debate centered on shifting support to loan programs versus scholarships.
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Plague of gadgets sparks reader debate
Dear Editor, a letter from D. E. Scott of Wellington complains about new electronic tax processing tools used by internal revenue to detect cheaters. He mocks radar speeders lie detectors and an electronic revenue agent and suggests adding an electronic gift sniffer for incentive gifts.
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Baseball Scores From Western League Amargo and Friends
Western League results feature Amarillo defeating Des Moines 7 to 5 and Colorado Springs edging Topeka 6 to 4 in 12 innings. Albuquerque beat Sioux City 8 to 5 while Lincoln won 7 to 2 against Pueblo. National League games see Philadelphia 7 Milwaukee 6 and St Louis 6 Chicago 3 with Cincinnati beating Pittsburgh 9 to 1 and Los Angeles 6 San Francisco 3. American League shows New York 2 Boston 1 and Detroit 6 Chicago 2. Cleveland 10 Kansas City 4 with Washington 4 Baltimore unfinished.
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Dag Hammarskjold Offers Plan For Middle East Peace
United Nations secretary general Dag Hammarskjold presented a broad plan at the emergency session to promote peace and economic stability in the Middle East. He urged Arab states to adhere to nonaggression and noninterference, called for U.N. aid to boost conditions, and proposed strengthening Palestine observation and other measures. He stressed Arab self-determination and suggested regional cooperation on oil, water resources, and economic ties while noting U.N. groups serve as safeguards.
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Trial details and death ruling in Bearden case
Wayne Barden died after a struggle blamed on a misunderstanding prosecutors say. Glynn Hollis Bunch testified in Lubbock that the shooting near Silverton was not intentional, with testimony revealing his efforts to reconcile Mrs Bearden and her husband Rose Bearden’s sister.
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Grass and cattle gains in farm outlook feature
Editor Jack Porter previews the farm and ranch picture with highlights of lush grass cows and small grains, cotton, promising a greener side of fences. The piece will appear in The Daily News Tuesday.
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Jack Porter
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Confusing Drive for Repeal Prompts Two Petitions
Phil Dessauer analyzes a murky drive for repeal, highlighting two petitions as Oklahoma voters face a decision. The report outlines the political scene and the competing efforts shaping the referendum.
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Amarillo Area Weather Forecast Briefing
The U S Weather Bureau reports clear to partly cloudy conditions in Amarillo and vicinity with a morning low near ar. A warm day ahead with highs around 94. The Panhandle and South Plains expect similar conditions with isolated afternoon and nighttime thunder showers mainly in the Panhandle and little temperature change. New Mexico features partly cloudy skies with widely scattered afternoon and tonight thundershowers and no major temperature shifts, highs 85 to 95.
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Red Tentacle Reaches for More of Far East
Western experts warn that Mao Zedong and Khrushchev eye limited war and indirect aggression in the Far East. Reports cite eight weeks of talks among Red China leaders and Malinovsky's presence, suggesting possible military moves on Quemoy Matsu, Singapore, and Thailand amid regional tensions.
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