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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1960

Page

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Wood Builds Freedomland USA New York Project

Amarillo native W Wood Jr directs Marco Engineering as he returns to amusement parks with Freedomland USA. The $65 million 80 acre site will feature themed sections and 37 rides inspired by American history and geography set to open mid June.

Commodore W. Wood, Jr Amarillo Freedomland U.S.A New York Wood Marco Engineering Disneyland Pleasure Island Boston USA United States Chicago Pony Express San Francisco Freedomland USA Joe Garrett KGNC

Capital Airlines Viscount Crashes in Fog Near Holdcroft

A Capital Airlines Viscount crashed in fog near Holdcroft Virginia crashing into swampy marsh near Sandy Gut. The craft carried 44 passengers and four crew for a total of 48 aboard. State police report no survivors two hours after the 11 pm crash as firefighters cannot approach the burning wreck.

Holdcroft Capital Airlines Norfolk Here Virginia Sandy Gut Chickahominy River Richmond Washington J. B. Fornasero P. H. Cullom D. O'Donnell B. Jordt Air Control Traffic Center National Airlines Bolivia N.C Piedmont Airlines Charlottesville Blue Ridge

Dean Mickey alibi questioned in LSU professor slaying

A federal education official in Dallas denied being with Dr. George H. Mickey the night LSU graduate dean Dr. Margaret McMillan was slain. Police dismissed a gasoline clerk’s tip about a woman matching McMillan with an unidentified man, while Mickey’s defense team pursues an alleged Mr X to corroborate the alibi.

Baton Rouge Dallas George H. Mickey Louisiana State University Dean Mickey Leonard G. Nystrom Federal Education Nystrom Mickey LSU Margaret McMillan James Verson Dr. McMillan J. B. Kling Kling Versen Dist. Atty. J Clair Favrot Robert Kleinpeter FBI Mr. X Associated Press

Winters Clash Over Minnesota Icebox Title

Local chatter notes Hallock and Roseau claim the coldest winters in Minnesota, with records showing as low as 52 below and Roseau averaging 730 zero or colder days over a decade. The piece blends weather boasts with a Downtown Kiwanis Club report and a Brand X TV ad jab.

Bemidji Hallock Roseau

LaBoon murder trial opens in Tucumcari

In Tucumcari the LaBoon trial began with five state witnesses detailing events leading to Arthur Leslie LaBoon’s alleged killing of his foster father A P LaBoon on August 22 at the Tu cu m c a ri farm. Jury of five women and seven men chosen. case to resume Tuesday. venue issues delayed start.

Tucumcari A. P. LaBoon Arthur Leslie LaBoon Dist J. V. Gallegos Atty Victor Breen Merle Hutchens LaBoon Farm Ruth L. Edwards Quay LaBoon Quay County Newell Ramsey Thomas B. Hoover Hutchens Leslie

Randall Officials Seek Payment For Services

Two Randall County officials demanded money from the court for services. D A Avent Lair claims 2263 dollars owed as salary share. Bill Money says eight years of underpaid monthly allowances for auto license work. No action taken. salary talks continue at a later session alongside a board of health appointment.

Avent Lair Randall County Lair Raymond Wright Bi- City County

Hechler attacks Post Office spying like Gestapo

Rep. Ken Hechler charges the Post Office Department uses peep holes and lookouts to spy on employees in offices and lunchrooms. A spokesman notes such surveillance aims to prevent mail theft and that about 600 workers were caught tampering with mail last year. Hechler compares the policy to Gestapo methods and cites spying at union meetings. The story references Ravens post office visit and continues on page 2.

Washington UPI Post Office Department Ken Hechler D-W.va Hechler Thomas Berdeen Inspection Service Department Ravens

Record Cold Grips Panhandle as Amarillo Sees Minus Five

Temperatures across the Golden Spread plunge to sub zero levels with Amarillo at minus five degrees tying a date record. Northern Texas Panhandle and northwest Texas expect 10 to 20 degree lows while travel remains hazardous from drifting snow.

Amarillo Panhandle Texas Pampa Mobeetie White Deer Skellytown New Mexico Texas Panhandle

Weather snapshot from Amarillo region 1960 report

Comparative readings at 3 p.m. Monday show Amarillo with 15 days of sun in 18, wind gusts up to 34 mph at Oklahoma City, Dallas and Houston reporting clear or partly cloudy skies. The data reflects a sunny period across the Panhandle and adjacent cities with varying gusts and cloud cover.

Amarillo Ptly Cldy Houston Clear

Ike Budget Proposal Seeks Tax Hikes and Surplus

President Eisenhower submitted a 1961 budget totaling 79.81 billion dollars proposing higher taxes to boost a large surplus and reduce defense outlays. Congress faced long odds as legislators weighed missile and Navy spending cuts against peacetime aims. The plan covers the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1960.

Washington Eisenhower Congress

Budget debate casts light on federal plan and costs

The article shows how a billion dollars is vast as Eisenhower defends a prudent budget aimed at military strength and welfare. Democrats criticize the plan, arguing for higher defense, space, housing, health, and education spending while contending the administration faces proposed tax and rate changes. Senator Mansfield voices cautious doubt about the budget’s details.

Eisenhower Thomases Treasury Mike Mansfield Dmont

Budget Glance for 1961 Shows Tax, Spending Shifts

Washington outlines the 1961 budget with no general tax cut in 1960, a half-cent gasoline tax rise, and higher postal rates. Spending reaches 79.8 billion, up 1.4 billion from 1959, funded by 84 billion in revenues and a projected 4.2 billion surplus, emphasizing space, farm supports, veterans' benefits, and debt interest.

Garner backs Lyndon Johnson campaign in Texas club

Former Vice President John N. Garner, 91, joined the Lyndon Johnson for President movement in Uvalde as honorary chairman of the Uvalde County Johnson for President club. Sen. Johnson, a leading contender, has not yet officially announced his candidacy.

Uvalde, Tex John N. Garner Uvalde County Garner Sen. Johnson D-Tex Senate

Crossroads Report on Budget Surplus Opinion

A reader comments on President Ike's predicted four billion dollar surplus next year. He warns against counting on unspent funds and recalls a joke about a spouse spending a surplus. Wellington letter-writer D E Scott includes this anecdote.

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