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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1956

Page

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Professor from Madrid plans Panhandle tour visit

A letter to the Panhandle Auto Club reveals civil engineer Fernando Espinos Oliver of Madrid intends a Lone Star State tour, targeting Amarillo and surrounding Panhandle counties. He requests AAA guides, road maps, a city street map, and vacation literature with local attractions and accommodations. He provides his Madrid address for correspondence and billing.

Panhandle Auto Club Herring Hotel Fernando Espinos Oliver Madrid Spain Oliver Panhandle Texas Sirs Lone Star State Amarillo Potter, Carson Randall Armstrong Deaf Smith Oldham Gray Moore Hutchinson AAA S.W. States Dtc Fdo Espinos Oliver Calle de Campoamor

Billingtons offer reward for vandalism of yard birdhouse

Mr and Mrs Tom Billington of 2219 Wichita offer 25 reward for information identifying vandals who tore down their yard birdhouse where mockingbirds nested. Also notes on Alta Jackson wedding, past spelling bee winners, a golf essay by P G Wodehouse, Texas labor stats for Amarillo and Lubbock, and a tongue in cheek Political slogan from Russia.

Tom Billington Wichita Billingtons Alta Jackson Quail Childress Texas Labor Market Texas Employment Commission Amarillo Lubbock Texas Russia Wes Izzard

Republicans Welcome Eisenhower Run Again

Eisenhower plans to seek another term draws praise from GOP leaders and enthusiasm from Democrats. Adlai Stevenson says the nation will gain from a vigorous debate as the campaign gears up. Senators and governors react with cautious optimism and questions about health and time devoted to the presidency.

Eisenhower Reaffirms Candidacy Amid Health News

President Eisenhower will run again, saying he is in much better health after his major abdominal surgery. GOP leaders conveyed the pledge amid jubilation in the party, while Democrats said they welcomed his readiness to seek reelection in 1956. The stock market moved higher briefly, then mixed, and rose again as news spread.

Eisenhower Adlai Stevenson Gettysburg GOP Gettysburg College Senate Knowland

Amarillo and Vicinity Weather Forecast Dear

U S Weather Bureau reports fair to partly cloudy conditions for Amarillo and vicinity with a chance of afternoon and night thunderstorms. Panhandle and South Plains see partly cloudy skies through tomorrow with widely scattered afternoon storms and little temperature change. Highs reach the mid to upper 90s. lows around the mid 60s. Sunrise 5 41 a m. sunset 8 04 p m.

Amarillo Panhandle South Plains

Amarillo Leads 1956 Sunniest Days Record

Weather report notes Amarillo shone on 183 of 191 days in 1956 with 9 a m readings from multiple cities. Cloudy conditions in Houston and Dallas contrast with clear Amarillo and partly cloudy Oklahoma City.

Amarillo Houston Dallas Okla City

Twining Warns of Red Surprise From Russia

Gen Nathan F Twining Air Force chief of staff warned the Senate Armed Services Committee that the Soviet Union may spring a technological surprise in new weapons. He said his Russia visit strengthened concerns that the USSR is narrowing the West's lead, with emphasis on trained personnel and engines of both Western origin and new Soviet designs.

Washington Nathan F. Twining Air Force Russia West Twining Senate Armed Services Committee U.S.S.R United States

Des Moines Council Buys Fire Insurance For Station

Des Moines city council takes out an $875 fire insurance policy on a fire station while it undergoes a $165,000 remodeling. Mayor Ray Mills questioned the need as officials explained the risk necessitates coverage during renovation.

Des Moines Iowa Ray Mills

Rites Tomorrow For Ben Burkett

Memorial services will be held at 10 30 a m in Blackburn Shaw Memorial Chapel for Ben C Burkett Sr 67 of Amarillo founder and president of Burkett Paper Co who died yesterday of heart attack Burial will be Llano Cemetery Memorials may be made to favorite charities Pallbearers include J R T Bassett James Rittenberry Bob Brent Hugh Currie Herb Dodson and S T Curtis He was born December 12 1888 in Thayer Missouri a WWI veteran and husband of Tone Burkett Surviving are two sons Ben C Burkett Jr and Bobby Burkett both of Amarillo a brother J K Burkett of Shreveport and two sisters Mrs W E Mitchell I of Oklahoma City and Mrs Mark Cullen of Amarillo

Ben C. Burkett Sr Blackburn- Shaw Memorial Chapel Carl E. Bates First Baptist Church J. R. T. Bassett James Rittenberry Bob Brent Hugh Currie Herb Dodson S. T. Curtis Llano Cemetery Burkett Burkett Paper Company Hayden Amarillo Pierce Armstrong Warehouse Polk Tyler Mr. Burkett Thayer Hanson Post American ‘Legion Tone Burkett Ben C. Burkett Jr Bobby Burkett J. K. Burkett Shreveport W. E. Mitchelll Oklahoma City Mark Cullen

NLRB Hearing on Cabot Employee Committees Moves On

National Labor Relations Board hearings to disestablish Cabot Carbon Co employee committees continued in the Gray County courtroom with Lee J. Best presiding. The dispute, filed by the Chemical Workers Union, concerns working conditions at the Canal Plant in Franklin and whether committees act as bargaining agents or interfere with management. Four Pampa Cabot workers are slated to testify Wednesday as the case extends through the week.

Henry Gordon Pampa National Labor Relations Board Cabot Carbon Co NLRB Lee J. Best Washington, D. C Gray County Franklin Chemical Workers Union Cicafl Canal Cabot Reno Stinson War Production Board Stinson Peter Bauer Wicket Big Spring Kermit Bauer Asa Ambrister New Orleans H. H. Hillyer Jr Richard C. Keenan

Maj Morgan to attend World War II memorial dedication

Maj. John Cary Morgan son of Mrs. S A L Morgan of 1401 Van Buren leaves for Cambridge England to attend the first of six memorial dedications honoring American dead in World War II. The Cambridge chapel memorial honors 3811 Americans who died and 5125 lost in action in the air or at sea around the British Isles.

John Cary Red) Morgan A. L. Morgan van Buren United States Eur Cambridge England American Battle Monuments Commission George C. Marshall Commission Washington D. C Morgan Maj. Morgan Denver Texas Company Germany Cambridge University British Isles Carl Spaatz U.S. Air Forces London Eisenhower William Donovan Office of Strategic Services Selwyn Lloyd Europe St. Laurent Normandy St. James Brittany Epinal France Draguicnan Anzio Italy

Soviet protest over alleged US air incursion into western Russia

Russia charged that American military planes penetrated Soviet air space up to 200 miles inside Russia for about two hours on July 4 5 and again the next day. Ambassador Zarubin delivered a formal protest to Dulles as the State Department said it knew nothing of the overflights.

Washington Russia Georgi Zarubin Moscow Dulles Zarubin State Department Defense Department

Moscow Radio Airs Complaint on US Air Force Intrusions

Moscow Radio reported to London that U S Air Force planes flew up to 200 miles into Soviet air space from Western Germany through East Germany and Poland. The note cited July 4 5 and 9 incursions with routes Brest Litovsk Minsk Kaunas Kaliningrad and Baranovichi as portions of the alleged patrols.

London Moscow Radio Today Soviet Union Washington Germany East Germany Poland Grodno Minsk Vilna Kaunas Kaliningrad

Taxi Operators Seek Fare Hike in Amarillo

Amarillo taxi firms urged the City Commission to raise fares and trim the franchise tax. Heads from three companies supported increasing the flag drop from 40 to 50 cents while keeping the 10 cent per half mile after the first mile. The commission will act on July 24 after operators supply cost data.

Amarillo City Commission Amarillo Bus Co N. V. Moss Moss

First Woman Elected Official Joins Grand Prairie School Faculty

Grand Prairie reports Mrs Ronnie Stewart, the first woman elected to a public office there, has resigned from the school board and is hired as English teacher at the junior high for the coming school year. She previously moved to Amarillo and returned to join the Grand Prairie independent school district teaching staff starting in September.

Grand Prairie Ronnie Stewart Amarillo Grand Prairie Independent School District

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