A Double Miracle Of Free Enterprise
The article argues postwar Japan and West Germany prosper due to private free enterprise, lifting controls and letting competition drive growth. It cites Ludwig Erhard's 1949 liberalization, Japanese experiments, and matches rationing followed by free production, noting Asia watches these gains with envy and India and Saigon discussions on private capital.
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Japan
Far East
West Germany
England
France
Ludwig Erhard
Erhard
Irhard
Tokyo
Ernest Hobrecht
United Press
Asia
Germany
India
Saigon
Russia
Montgomery Tackles Sam Baugh in 1946 Lions Redskins Clash
Humble, Texas, tackle Jim Montgomery recalls a 1946 Detroit Lions game in Washington where he sacked Sam Baugh. Baugh praised the hit, while the Redskins benching followed. The piece also notes shifts in football coverage from bare scores to banners and pictures, with local mentions of Walter Rogers and Amarillo College.
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Jim Montgomery
Detroit Lions
Redskins
Washington
Sam Baugh
Sam
Jim
Baugh
Montgomery
Other Unions Join Motormen In Walkout
New York subway strike reaches second time in 18 months as more than 4,000 workers from five unions walk out in sympathy. Motormen begin at 5 am with 2,600 conductors, 700 signal maintenance men, 400 towermen, and 300 on duty joining, swelling the walkout with electricians and other unions. Continued on page ?
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New York
Independent Motormen's Benevolent Association
Signal Electricians
American Transportation Unions
MBA
Rogers Sees Money Not Key to Moon Effort Ike Should Stay Put
Rep. Walter Rogers of Pampa told the Downtown Kiwanis Club that defense funding has long been available for rocket and missile projects and that Russia’s satellite success came from focused effort. He urged not to panic over Sputnik, insisting U S scientists can and will catch up, and criticized calls to force President Eisenhower to resign over disability. He warned against tampering with the president’s office and questioned who would define disability.
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Kiwanis Club
Defense Department
Weather Snapshot From 1957 Amarillo Readings
Weather data notes show Amarillo at 8? 154 clear with 300 of 343 days sunny in 1957. Comparative readings list 3 p.m. Monday with wind, visibility, and sky conditions in Houston Dallas and Oklahoma areas.
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Amarillo
Houston
Dallas
Okla
UT pledges stage daring ride prank on rivals
Beta Theta Pi pledges at the University of Texas lured two fraternity members, Bob Smith of Amarillo and Joe Binford of Dallas, on a wild trip through Arkansas and Tennessee. The prisoners swapped with a University of the South pledge, later returned to Texas with a dollar between them and a sock hide of a bill. The victims admired the prank’s clever planning, though it risks future trouble. Smith, a 1956 Amarillo High School graduate, is the son of Clifford H. Smith.
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Beta Theta Pi
University of Texas
Bob Smith
Amarillo
Joe Binford
Dallas
Arkansas
University of the South
U. of S
Memphis
Tenn
Texas
Smith
Binford
Tennessee
Austin
Amarillo High School
Clifford H. Smith
Sunset
Little Rock
Ark
Texas asserts tidelands rights past three leagues
Attorney General Rogers told reporters Texas should explore tidelands out to three leagues and noted the president’s position on Texas ownership. He said the Supreme Court case stemmed from the court asking states to join and that Texas entered as amicus curiae before being invited to participate in the complaint.
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Jack Porter
Texas
Rogers
Porter
Congress
Supreme Court
Gulf of Mexico
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Florida
Amicus Curiae
Tidelands
High Tribunal
Justice Department
Weather forecast for Amarillo and Panhandle region
Fair and mild in Amarillo today with increasing clouds and wind turning cooler late afternoon. High near 50s, low around 35, northerly gusts late day. Wednesday mostly fair, cooler. Panhandle and South Plains expect clear to partly cloudy, turning colder. Tuesday through Wednesday forecast cool and dry with brisk winds.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
South Flaens
South Plains
Rew Water Estimate Planned by Lubbock
Plainview reports officials of the Bureau of Reclamation stressed the need for city estimates of the maximum annual water from Sanford reservoir. Lubbock director Ray Dickey urged reconsideration of a 21.3 billion gallon cap, Amarillo seeks 10 billion for 1980 needs, and tougher schedules could affect pipeline costs. Robert Jennings aims to have a revision within two weeks.
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Plainview
Bureau of Reclamation
Sanford
Lubbock
Ray Dickey
Amarillo
Dickey
Lubbock City
Jennings
Leon Hill
Region 5
Texas Oklahoma New Mexico Water Plan Sparks Reassessment
Daily News Index reports on the distribution system under the compact. It notes a 144,000 acre foot yield from the reservoir and plans re-examination due to the breath. The plan contemplates 500,000 acre feet of conservation storage, enabling contracts for volumes above the legal annual yield.
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New Mexico
Local TV Matinee and Theater Schedule
KGNC-TV lists a 12:30 p.m. matinee theater program and a 7 p.m. Fisher-Gobel show after the Howard Miller Colorcast. The daily lineup includes the Howard Miller Colorcast at noon, followed by Matinee Theater and the Fisher-Gobel performance slots at 7 p.m. These listings provide viewers with times and program titles for the afternoon and evening broadcasts.
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Kgnc-Tv
Howard Miller
Fisher-Gobel
Governors speech at Baptist dinner on space leadership
Gov. Raymond Gary told about 400 Baptist men that the United States has suffered prestige loss for failing to launch a satellite. He urged meeting the challenge by drawing closer to God during the December dinner at First Baptist Church Fellowship Hall. Continued on Page
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Anly
Oklahoma
Raymond Gary
Amarillo
First Baptist Church Brotherhood
Lloyd Hayes
Carl Bates
First Baptist Church
United States
Ou Klahoma
Fellowship Hall
Church
Gary
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Izzard
Walter Rogers
Joe Taylor
Amarillo College
Wes Izzard
Ike
the Missile-Satellite
Emerg
Ency
Rep
Pampa
First Earth Satellite
Eisenhower
Ness
MR. Eisenhower
Subway
Raion
Fort Washington Avenue
Industry Marts
Borger
Seterans
The
Daily News Washington Bureau
Gulf
State of
HoWe
Soonerland
Daily News
Robert Jennings
Bureau
Daily News Index
Astro Guide
Senaee
Martha Mason
Pete
Tomol
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