The Giant Grows In Washington Izzard
Washington observers note the federal government has swollen beyond comprehension as new presidents push for more agencies and powers while Congress debates tariffs and tax authority. The piece references a planned Sam Rayburn Memorial Office Building, Justice Douglas on co op dam criticism, and Goldwater’s active schedule amid national political shifts.
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White House
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Conservation and Recreation
Potomac River
Barry Goldwater
Potomac
The
DAR
Justice Douglas
Texas
Texas Co-Op Power
US Seeks Hemisphere Action If Cuba Fails to Break Ties
The United States proposes a 60 day ultimatum to Cuba to sever ties with the Sino Soviet bloc. If unmet, a two thirds OAS vote could urge all nations to break diplomatic and economic relations, with the aim of pressuring Havana while members avoid unilateral moves. The plan awaits tweaks before the Punta del Este ministers meeting on January 22.
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Cuba
U.S
Mweet
Punta del Esta
Uruguay
Organization of American States
OAS Council
Council
Fidel Castro
Consolidation Called Economic Necessity by Two Rail Giants
The Pennsylvania and New York Central agree to merge into a $5.4 billion assets system, forming the Pennsylvania New York Central Transportation Co. Share terms set one-for-one Pennsy stock and 1.3 Central shares per Central share. Merger requires ICC approval, with stockholder votes due in May. process could take two years or more.
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Pennsylvania
New York Central
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Central
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Crossroads Report Dear Editor Letter on Conservatism
A reader from Wellington voices concern that labeling as conservative triggers criticism from prominent commentators. He explains his stance as not anti progress yet uneasy about the current push for rapid change and heightened patriotism.
Bandits Rob Amarillo Grocery in Daylight Heist
A short bandit armed with a nickel plated pistol and an accomplice robbed Buddy's Supermarket in Amarillo Friday afternoon. They seized close to 2700 dollars from four cash registers while shoppers watched. The two fled in a 1947 car west on Plains Blvd, with store manager Jimmy Alton reporting the holdup.
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Joe D. Bowes
Jimmy Alton
Buddy
Leth and
Georgia
Amarillo
Buddy's
Alton
Plains Blvd
Gladys Shaw
Fairmont
Weather summary for Amarillo and Northwest Texas area
Portly cloudy today with considerable cloudiness tonight and Sunday. Warmer today and colder Sunday. Expected highs around 57 in Amarillo. 52 to 44 in Northwest Texas. Partly cloudy in New Mexico today and tonight, warmer today, colder tonight with increasing winds. Precipitation none in the 24 hours ending 6 pm yesterday.
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Amarillo
Texas
New Mexico
Castrerse & Togins
Marathon Of Styles
New York fashion week reviewers unveil 1400 spring designs shaping what is in and out. Beads sequins ostrich feathers and long coats fall from favor while chiffon velvet silk satin and bold prints rise, with figure hugging silhouettes and tight coats and dresses leading the trend.
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New York Couture
Pauline Trigere
Rudolf
Herb Sondheim
Originala
New Mexico highway officials named in $1.1 million suit
Four NM highway commissioners and two highway dept engineers are named as defendants in Albuquerque district court. Clyde Coe alleges a conspiracy to ruin his road construction business and seeks 1.1 million plus 100 thousand against Tatsch. Officials quote varied responses while notes of a lease dispute and alleged extortion surface.
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Highway Department
Albuquerque
Clyde Coe
Tatsch
Commission
Joe Kastler
Kastler
Frank Tatsch
Sudderth
Otto
Coe
Bureau of Public Works
Lestie
New Trial Motion Alleges Juror Coercion in Perryton Case
Ochiltree County seeks a new trial alleging juror coercion in the verdict awarding Wyatt Hedrick Fort Worth 13912 for early hospital work. The motion cites five hours of deliberation and insulting remarks aimed at juror dissenters, plus discussions of verdict impact.
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Ochiltree County
Fort Worth
84Th Judicial District Court
Wyatt (. Hedrick
Indonesian Security Chief Talks of West New Guinea Landings
Indonesia's security minister Nasution claimed troop landings in West New Guinea but army spokesman Col. Scenario said no armed troops were involved. He noted ongoing infiltration by locals, while Nasution described a mounting scale. Reports of guerrilla landings were denied.
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Indonesia
West New Guinea
Abdul Haris Nasution
Sydney
Australia
Tom Jacobs
Amarillo Sun Shines One Day in 12 in 1962
Weather note reports sun in Amarillo for 1 day in a 12 day period with comparative readings at 3 pm on Friday.
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Amarillo
Senate to Hear First Witnesses on Military Censorship Claims
Senate Armed Services Subcommittee chaired by Sen. John Stennis plans to hear up to a dozen witnesses on charges that the Pentagon censored anti Communist speeches by officers. Retired Adm Arteigh A Burke former CNO expected as initial witness. Gen Edwin Walker will not testify early.
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Stennis
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