Forced Donations to Democrats Draw Union Confessions
Two UAW members who are Republicans testified at a Curtiss news conference that union bosses compel dues toward Democratic campaigns. Harry F. Brothers of Ypsilanti, Michigan, and Walter J. Brauninger of Chelsea, Michigan, cited surveys and opposed political coercion.
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Harry F. Brothers
Ypsilanti
Mi¢th
The
Auto Workers
Sen. Curtiss
R-Neb
Auto Workers Union
CIO
AFL- cIo
Walter J. Brauninger
Chelsea
Mich
Cio-Uaw
Michigan
Brauninger
Gus Scholle
Walter Reuther
Curtis
Sen. Goldwater
Rartz
Goldwater
Mrs Sainburg Blames Father for Troubles
In Austin on December 15 Mrs Connie Sainburg testified in an extradition hearing where New York seeks the return of Samburg to answer a kidnapping charge involving his son. She blamed her father for the couple’s troubles and described perceived persecution by him. Samburg remained largely silent while consulting with his wife and attorneys.
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Austin
Connie Sainburg
Frank Sainburg
New York State
Samburg
Brunet
Tom Reaviey
Reaviey
Allan Shivers
Phillip Sainburg
Sainburg
Doris Blanchard
Ithaca
New York
Rayburn Predicts Passage Of School Aid Bill In New Session
Speaker Rayburn forecast the House will approve a federal school construction aid bill in the coming session. The plan would spend 1.6 billion dollars over four years to assist states with building and to underwrite local financing. An amendment to bar funds in segregated districts faces scrutiny from Rules Committee members.
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Washington
Rayburn
D-Tex
House
House Education Committee
Congress
Rep
Powell
New York
Rep. Smith
D-Va
House Rules Committee
Weather forecast for Amarillo and vicinity details
West to northwest winds ease as fall-like warmth returns. Friday and Saturday mainly cloudy with a warming trend followed by a cooldown. Highs around 53 in the plains region, lows near 25 to 30 Friday night. Hourly observations show variable temperatures through the day.
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Rmarillo
Viginity
Panhandle
South Plains
OME
Ikins
Ccscse
Vsantacet Es P.M. Sccvscses
Ccvecesss
Sivenceee
Sevcecey
Wweer
Sustescenses
Martha Mason
Esedeber
Plains
Roger W. Babson
Weather notes show clear skies from Amarillo to Oklahoma City
The report records sunlit sea days with clear conditions at Amarillo and Oklahoma City, noting wind and visibility as good. It mentions a time window around 1 p m and 9 p m with persistent clear skies.
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Amarillo
Okla City
Amagiljo
Famous Church Leader Tells Christmas Story
Dr. Ralph W. Sockman, a renowned American churchman and pastor of Christ Methodist Church in New York City, will write a six day Christmas message for The Daily News readers titled Guilts From Christmas. He hosts A Lift for Living in the Sunday News- Gage and the National Radio Pulpit program and teaches at Union Theological Seminary.
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Ralph W. Lockman
Daily News
Christ Methodist Church
New York City
Gase
Sockman
Union Theological Seminary
New York
Amarillo Schools Get $78 783 In Federal Aid
The U S Office of Education earmarks 78 783 for Amarillo Independent School District with 51 209 available immediately. Senator Lyndon Johnson announced the funds in Washington. The aid helps defray costs of educating children drawn by federal activity at Amarillo Air Force Base and Pantex Ordnance Plant. Frank Austin, the district's business manager, commented last night.
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U. S. Office of Education
Washington, D. C
Amarillo Independent
Lyndon Johnson
Amarilo Air Force Base
Pantex Ordnance Plant
Frank Austin
U S Charges Move Is Abuse Of Veto Power
Russia vetoed Japan’s U N membership bid for the third time in as many days sparking U S charges that Moscow is abusing its veto. The Security Council and General Assembly approved 16 new members amid protest from Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. and U S officials.
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Francis W. Carpenter
United Nations
N. Y
Russia
Japan
Tokyo
U.N
United States
Security Council
General Assembly
Arkady A. Sobolev
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Lodge
Sobolev
Washington
State Department
Yarborough Assails GOP At Benson Barbecue
Judge Ralph Yarborough of Austin visiting the Cattle King Farmers Union chapter denounced the Republican administration for a plan to return farming to 25 years ago. The Democrat, defeated by Allan Shivers, praised the Union’s program to save soil and stabilize the farm economy.
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ROY Clark Daily News
Paducah
Ralph Yarborough
Austin
Cattle King Farmers Union
Benson
Farm Organization
Yarborough
Allan Shivers
Farmers Union
California Woman Seeks Ant Eating Armadillo For Christmas
Mrs Alpha Green of El Monte California writes to the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce seeking an armadillo to control ants. She asks for a pregnant female so she can share offspring with neighbors and even offers COD delivery if possible.
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California
Chamber of Commerce
Amarilla
Amarillo
Armadillo
Alpha Green
el Monte
Calif
Chicago
Ill
Egypt Backs Syria in Dispute With Israel
Premier Gamal Abdel Nasser of Egypt told the United Nations he views the Israeli attack on Syria as an attack on Egypt as well. He warned of rising Israeli aggression toward Arab states and said Egypt is prepared to use armed forces to protect its safety. He sent a letter to Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold with the message.
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United Nations
N.Y
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
U.N
Syria
Nasser
Dag Hammarskjold
Farm income down 10 percent from 1954 levels
The Agriculture Department reports realized net income for the year at about 1012 billion dollars, down 10 percent from 1954. Gross income. production costs. and cash receipts from marketings all show declines with 1956 outlook for further income reduction. Net income per person on farms also lower.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Agriculture Marketing Service
Four youths die in Durant Oklahoma house fire
Flames trapped three brothers and a visiting youth in a three room frame house in Durant. The mother Mrs. Pat Womack escaped but was severely burned. The victims were Leon 19, Bobby 14, Jay Z, and Hilton Berry 18. The father rushed to scene after hearing ambulance sirens.
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Durant
Okla
Pat Womack
Leon
Bobby
Jay Z
Hilton Berry
Farm Bureau Backs Flexible Price Supports
The American Farm Bureau Federation endorsed flexible government price supports and approved a soil bank plan to reduce surpluses by converting part of crop land to grasses and legumes. Georgia's H. L. Wingate led opposition to rigid parity levels, and voiced personal disappointment despite the federation's stance. Wingate said he would seek cotton farmer support in Congress with backing from 39 of 163 delegates.
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Robert Goldenstein
Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
Federation
H. L. Wingate
Georgia Farm Bureau
Wingate
Ieek
Congress
Crazed killer dies after fatal gun duel with posse
In Vandergrift Pennsylvania a 17 year old boy shot and killed the parents and uncle of 15 year old Gladys Smail after she spurned him. He was fatally shot by a posse during a snowy countryside pursuit. Policeman Gus Zanos was wounded but survived.
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Vandergrift
John Fallone
Kittanning
Gladys Smail
Fallone
J. Warren Smail
William A. Smail
Gus Zanos
Apollo
Pittsburgh
Zanos
Mrs Santa Delivers Uranium Prank at Utility Office
Mrs. Mickey Skinner surprised ten Southwestern Public Service employees in the customer accounting department by giving each a small sack of uranium soil gathered from her parents farm near Sara Jon New Mexico. The soil registered 20 on a Geiger counter and was claimed to have health uses.
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Daily News
Sandra Huffman
Melvin Jayroe
Juenita Brady
Jan Ward
Mickey Skinner
Mrs. Santa
Nancy Scruggs
Mildred Davis
Nola Lyle
Romaine Thomas
Doris Blake
Mary Huggins
Southwestern Public Service
Santa
Sara Jon
New Mexico
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