Expressways Bring 500 Million Boost to Bay State Roads
Massachusetts and New England plan a billion dollar highway expansion with freeways toll roads and elevated segments. The Southeastern Expressway will connect Boston to the South Shore as part of a state wide chain. Expressways promise faster city access with less local disruption despite debate over true traffic relief.
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Pappy Noel Visit and Tom Collins Heads Texas Event
Pappy Noel will spend January 12 in Amarillo with a luncheon and possible photo session by a Daily News photographer. Tom Collins, former Kansas City newspaperman and banker, will speak to realtors at their installation banquet Friday. The column blends personal memories and local commentary with notes on requests for a Panhandle cowboy museum and assorted anecdotes from readers.
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Associated Press
Amarillo
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Kansas City
Collins
Kansas City Journal
Texas
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Amarillo Man In Critical Condition After Accident
Marvin Eugene Cheatwood a 24 year old Amarillo man remained in very critical condition at Cimarron County Hospital after an accident near Boise City Oklahoma Saturday night He suffered a fractured neck and arm while en route from Amarillo to La Junta Colorado He resides at 4306 East 16th Amarillo.
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Okla
Marvin Eugene Cheatwood
Amarillo
Cimarron County Hospital
Cheatwood
la Junta
Colo
East 16Th
Dems Preview Ike's Program
President Eisenhower briefed Democratic congressional leaders on foreign policy foreign aid and national security as part of the upcoming legislative session. The talks covered only these areas with Democrats declining to comment on taxes social security budget balancing farm labor Hawaiian statehood and treaty powers.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Ike Has Blunt Tip for China
President Eisenhower told congressional leaders that the United States will retaliate directly against Red China if it renews the Korean War or intervenes in Indochina. The White House meeting with bipartisan leaders aimed to win support for foreign programs and a scaled down defense budget. Sen Richard Russell and Rep Carl Vinson reportedly pressed the recall of two American divisions from Korea, fearing it signals weakness.
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Korea
Lagerty
Eisenhower
Washington
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Carl Vinson
John Foster Dulles
Congress
Korean Peninsula
Dulles
Weather outlook for Amarillo and West Texas
Fair with little temperature change today and tomorrow. West Texas generally fair and mild today and tomorrow. New Mexico mainly fair Wednesday and night. Highs 35 to 45 in the northwest and 53 to 54 in the southeast. Sunrise 7 56 AM Sunset 5 50 PM. The report notes broad US air power deterrence against aggression and possible strategic actions including actions toward China.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Menico
McCarthy Vows Reds Probes Continue in 1954
Senator Joseph McCarthy defended his anti communist investigations amid reports the Eisenhower administration urged he curb the probes. He said no deal was made and he expects to keep the subcommittee’s efforts strong while some senators seek to limit inquiries into treason.
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Missing $75,000 Thefts Baffle Bank Investigators
Authorities search for leads in a bank theft involving 75000 dollars destined for the Federal Reserve Bank at Dallas. The cash vanished from the commercial teller cage before an armored car pickup, with bank staff and officers questioned as the investigation continued.
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Senate Chiefs To Study Arms Budget With Ike
President Eisenhower invites four Appropriations chairmen to consult with top officials on the proposed "new look" military program before his January budget message. Senators Bridges and Ferguson and Representatives Taber and Wigglesworth will review the plan with Budget Director Dodge Defense Secretary Wilson deputy Kyes and Admiral Radford.
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R-Mich
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R-Ny
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Eisenhower
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Roger M. Kyes
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House
YWCA Fund Drive Aims 350 000 For New Home Building
The YWCA foundation begins a two division fund drive to raise 350000 for a three story facility at Lith and Jackson. C E Crowe and Mrs M Q Carder lead advance gifts with Virgil P Patterson John K Boyce S B Whittenburg Tol Ware Mrs Horace F E Wilson and Joe A Jenkins as captains. Special gifts run January 14 15 at Polk Street Methodist Church with a dinner January 18 at the Old Tasoca Herring Hotel. Gene Klein is general campaign chairman.
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Tol Ware
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Joe A. Jenkins
Robert E. Clements
George H. Hammock
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Five killed in Snyder crossing crash involving freight train
A Santa Fe freight train collided with a car at Snyder Texas crossing killing Sam Blemtecon and four Miller family members aged 9 to 40. The four were ejected from a 1951 Hudson. Gary Miller, the driver, survived. No warning signal at the crossing.
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Abilene
First Boxers Sign Up for 18th Golden Gloves
Clarence Bass Jr aged 19 becomes the first entrant for the 18th annual regional Golden Gloves tournament with signups completed yesterday for matches later this month. authorities report no new details on the First National Bank theft though insurers paid out 75000 in losses. local boy Maurice Crain, Canyon-born, has risen to prominence as a top literary agent.
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First National Bank
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Canyon
Louise Evans
Shivers Aides Hinted As Special Session Looms
Governor Shivers adds two top aides Read Granberry and Jimmy Banks as he parks for a likely special session to tackle teacher pay. Rep. George Hinson files for lieutenant governor on the Democratic ticket aiming to keep pay disputes from shaping the campaign.
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Shivers
Parpote Eams
Jimmy Banks
Texas State Teachers Assn
Citadel
George Hinson
Mineola
TSTA
Hinson
Banks
Earl Braly
Lubbock
Braly
Austin
Teen-Age Pair Sent To Pen With Handcuffed Prison Gate Ride
In Durant Oklahoma two 16 and 17 year olds were led handcuffed to the gates of Mc Alester penitentiary and released after a district judge ordered the trip to teach them a prison term. Judge Sam Sullivan blamed an older man Leonard Cole for their trouble and sentenced him to four years. Cole burglarized two homes after meeting the youths near Denison last Friday.
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McAlester Penitentiary
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Chili) Reece
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Sullivan
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