Guests Swamp GOP at Lunch in Texas Panhandle
Randall County chairman Neal Allen organized a January luncheon in the Herring with Dr. James O. Baird as speaker. About 125 guests from several Panhandle towns attended and paid 1.50 for the meal. Attendees signed petitions urging Congress to retain and strengthen the House Un-American Activities Committee.
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Neal Allen
Randall County
James 0. Baird
Oklahoma Christian College
George Benson Freedom Forum
Tascosa
Panhandle
Dimmitt
Congress
House Un-American Activities Committee
Berkeley
Calif
Fritch Hires Part Time Marshal and Local Jokes Stir
The town of Fritch hired Cecil Kuykendoll as part time city marshal to curb speeding. A letter from KGNC general manager Bob Watson praised Kuykendoll for courteous handling and suggested he could be a former Texas Highway Patrol member. Also noted are lighthearted coffee shop quips, Texas holiday jests by Jack McClelland, and a seeker's note from Audubon Society about Mrs T E Sorenson. The piece closes with a Wes Izzard observation on global limits.
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Fritch
Cecil Kuykendoll
Bob Watson
KGNC
Mr. Kuykendoll
Kuykendoll
Texas Highway P Atrol
Khrushchev Predicts Communism Victory Ongoing Wars
Nikita Khrushchev says world communist movement supports wars of national liberation and warns that a capitalist resistance would bring inevitable war with rockets and nuclear weapons. He cites Algeria and Cuba as examples and calls for disarmament to curb imperialism.
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Moscow
Nikita S. Khrushchev
World Communist Movement
Kommunist
Khrushchev
Asia
Africa
Latin America
National Liberation Movement
United States
Price Daniel takes oath pledging balanced Texas budget
Gov. Price Daniel begins his third term pledging to balance the state's budget and unveil a pay-as-you-go fiscal plan to a joint legislative session. Lt. Gov. Ben Ramse y also takes office as Texas' second ranking official. A deficit of 63 million is labeled an emergency matter as lawmakers meet briefly and adjourn. A joint session will hear the governor Wednesday at 10 15 a.m.
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Ben Ramsey
Ann
Rita
Austin
Gov
Price Daniel
UPI
Daniel
Capitol
Ramsey
Texas
House
Senate
Mansfield
Congress
Eisenhower
Amarillo Hikes Trash Fees and Receptacle Size
Amarillo residents will pay more for trash pickup starting March and must replace 55 gallon drums with 20 to 32 gallon, leak proof containers by October 1. The City Commission approved the sanitation ordinance amendment to move the department toward self support.
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Amarillo
City Sanitation Department
Hall and
Bozeman
Weather summary for Amarillo in 1961 readings
The report notes clear conditions across Amarillo and nearby cities with 12 to 15 mph winds and excellent visibility. Comparative readings at 3 pm Tuesday show clear skies in Amarillo and Houston Dallas and Oklahoma City areas.
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Amarillo
Houston
Pity City
Dallas
Okla
Navy Abandons Tower Rescue
Navy abandons its three day search for the radar platform crew lost off the Jersey coast near Texas Tower No. 4. Only one body recovered of 28 technicians. divers found no signs of life as wreckage salvage began. The Sun Bird probing the 180 foot deep site reported no survivors.
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UPS
Navy
Atlantic
Air Force
Texas Tower No. 4
Jersey
Allen M. Shinn
New England
Sun Bird
Wasp
Shinn
Capital Party and Mechem Regime in New Mexico
Special correspondent Will Harrison of Santa Fe for The Daily News reports the Capital Party lines and the Mechem regime current situation in New Mexico as of today on page 18.
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New Mexico
Will Harrison
Santa Fe
The
Daily News
Crossroads Report on Federal Gold and Washington Climate
Dear Editor notes a drop in gold reserves as economists warned. The writer mocks Washington, suggests moving government out of Potomac climate, and jokes about crossroad economics and local sense.
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Washington
Sticks
Potomac
Eisenhower warns of long struggle against communism
President Eisenhower in a farewell address urges perseverance against a hostile ideology and cautions against quick fixes. He vows to pursue disarmament with mutual honor and to keep to the conference table despite temptations for spectacular action. The speech also notes defense spending and the rise of a military industrial complex.
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UPI
Eisenhower
United States
White House
John F. Kennedy
Russia
Amarillo Center to Sell 21-Room Residence on Harrison
Allen Early Jr announces sale of the 21 room Amarillo Center house at 2101 Harrison. The building donated by the late Allen Early Sr in 1942 will be sold after WTSC moves night school to the Canyon campus this month. Proceeds go to the Family Service Agency for a new quarters. Registration for WTSC Canyon evening classes runs through Jan. 24.
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Amarillo Center
West Texas State College
Canyon
Allen Early Jr
Allen Early Sr
Early
John Hazlewood Early
Family Service Agency
Travelers Aid
The
United Fund
E. 5Th
West State College
WTSC
Roy Boger
Amarillo
Northwest
Texas
Poonhandle
New Mexico
Architectural abilities of women bosses in construction
Plains Party Line on page 5 discusses the strengths and weaknesses of female supervisors guiding construction crews, highlighting how leadership style impacts project progress and safety.
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Plains Party Line Today
Inaugural Parade Faces Crowding and Mascots
Washington grapples with housing for the inauguration as 150 pound Nevada mountain lion mascot and 28 mules join the festival along with 15 000 people lined up in hotels motels apartments and private homes while 500 requests remain unsatisfied.
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Washington
Nevada
Nevada Sheriff's Posse
National Zoo
Maine
Capitol
Brazil Near Bankruptcy
President Juscelino Kubitschek faced a nation in crisis as inflation surged and threats of strikes grew. In Sao Paulo state police mutinied for higher pay while the army kept order with tanks. Rio de Janeiro rail and port workers threatened stoppages over wage demands as living costs jumped 40 percent in December.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Juscelino Kubitschek
Sao Paulo
Democrats Skeptical of Eisenhower Budget Surplus
Democratic leaders in Washington predict substantial revisions to President Eisenhower's budget as the economy stays weak. They question the $80.9 billion plan and the $1.5 billion surplus for the coming fiscal year, while Republicans defend the estimates.
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Kennedy
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate
Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Montana
John F. Kennedy
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