Stassen Loses Sooner’s Aid In Crusade
Washington July 27 Harold E Stassen’s disarmament drive loses a key ally Bailie W Vinson a Oklahoma Republican national committeeman wired Nixon he contributed 1000 to back a poll supporting Nixon Stassen hopes the poll will show Nixon strength and drop his name from the ticket Eisenhower irritation over Stassen efforts noted as he presided at a cabinet meeting Nixon was absent due to the Senate session
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harold E. Stassen
Nixon
Stassen
Bailie W. Vinson
Republican National
Oklahoma
Eisenhower
Christian Herter
Massachusetts
Herter
Vinson
Ional Republicans
Senate
Man 70 Injured after Fiesta Motel Collision
A 70 year old man, Robert M. Haig, was seriously injured when struck by a car in the 4000 block of East 18th Street in front of the Fiesta Motel. He was traveling from Los Angeles to Miami with his wife and daughter when Haig stepped into the path of Mrs. Robert Sims driving a car from her mother’s home. The incident left Haig thrown about 50 feet. a head specialist was summoned as he remained in shock late last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fila
E. 18
Robert M. Haig
Los Angeles
Frank Winam
Haig
Robert Sims
Lipscomb
Youngsters Speak Out in The Daily News Survey
Eugene Gilbert of the Gilbert Youth Research organization presents weekly survey results from hundreds of trained teens. The first report promises insights into teen life, with data gathered from peers and schoolmates across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert
Eugene Gilbert
Gilbert Youth Research Organization
Daily News
Congress Adjourns After Passing Key Bills
The 84th Congress adjourned after approving foreign aid, public housing, and social security measures. A House blocked a late immigration-relaxation attempt. House and Senate clashed on military housing payments. Public housing adds 70,000 units. social security reshapes disability, retirement ages and tax rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner L. Bridge
Washington
Congress
Senate
Rep
Walter
D-Pa
Steel Strike Ends as Wage Pact Reached
New York July 27 after 27 days a settlement ends the steel strike. Twelve steel companies and United Steelworkers agree to wage hikes totaling 28.7 cents over three years benefiting about 650000 workers. President Eisenhower calls it good news in an election year. Contracts remain to be finalized delaying a return to work for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eisenhower
United Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
Steel unions win three year contract with layoff pay
The industry valued the three year package at 52 to 55 cents with about 24 cents in year one. The union secured a 52 week layoff pay plan and a union shop clause. A steel price hike of 10 to 12 dollars from a $130 a ton baseline could lift the US steel bill by roughly a billion dollars. The agreement marks the longest contract in steel history, reduced from an initial five year term to three years without a strike clause.
City Stop on New TWA Link
The Civil Aeronautics Board authorized Trans World Airlines to serve Tucson Arizona, giving the city a direct connection with 17 cities via one line. The route runs between Albuquerque and Phoenix with a restriction on local Tucson-Albuquerque traffic and includes tourist service to cities such as San Francisco and connections to New York, Chicago, Phoenix, and Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Aeronautics Board
Trans World Airlines
Tucson
Ariz
Arizona City
Amarillo
Wichita
Kan
Kansas City
Fresno
Calif
Cleveland
Associated Press
Washington
Albuquerque
N.M
Phoenix
Tuscon
TWA
San Francisco
American Airlines
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
CAB
Eisenhower’s mixed year in Congress highlighted by compromises and clashes
The president secured gains on soil bank, Formosa defense, draft law extensions, taxes, reorganization powers, housing, and federal pay raises, while lawmakers rewrote foreign aid, social security, highways, and minimum wage. Immigration, civil rights, health insurance, school aid, postal rates fell short. Congress allotted about 1 billion dollars over two years, nearly 2 billion less than requested, with air power funding pushed through. Senate debates continued as conference reports awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Eisenhower
Soil Bank
Formosa
Congress
Baseball scores from Western and American leagues
Western League results feature Amarillo 16 over Sioux City 5 and Lincoln 13 over Pueblo 8, plus Des Moines 4 over Albuquerque 2, Colorado Springs 18 over Topeka 12. American League action has New York 10 over Kansas City 9, Cleveland 3 over Baltimore 2, Boston 4 over Chicago 3, Detroit 5 over Washington 4. National League play saw Brooklyn 4 over Chicago 3, New York 6 over St. Louis 5, Philadelphia 5 over Milwaukee 2, Cincinnati 4 over Pittsburgh 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Sioux City
Lincoln
Pueblo
Des Moines
Albuquerque
Colorado Springs
Topeka
New York
Kansas City
Cleveland
Baltimore
Boston
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Haley Returns Home To Vote In West Texas Campaign
West Texas gubernatorial candidate D Evetts Haley arrived in Amarillo from Dallas for a rally at the airport. He spoke of human liberty and interposition to curb federal power while urging support and ownership of local issues. Haley plans to vote in Canyon Precinct 13 after the rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Evetts Haley
Canyon
Panhandle
Haley
Boone McClure
Panhandle Plains Museum
The
West Texas
D. Evetts Haley
Downstate
Amarillo Air Terminal
Dallas
Dan Smoot
Smoot
Jack Taylor
Taylor
Hosea Foster
Randall County
Slim Johnston
Bob Bellah
Texas
U.S. Supreme Court
Haleys
Precinct
Daniel
Houston
Liberty
Ralph Yarborough
San Antonio
Athens
Krld-Tv
Wbap-Tv
Fort Worth
Yarborough
Austin
W. Lee O'Daniel
Kilgore
O'Daniel
Amarillo
Reuben @enterfitt
San Saba
J.J. Holmes
Huntsville
J.D. Hope
State
Holmes
Race for Governor Has Most Interest
The article describes Texas Democrats in a primary race with multiple candidates for governor and concurrent races, including a constitutional amendment and congressional nominations. It notes large anticipated turnout, potential party leadership clashes, and candidate campaigns across the state with public rallies, speeches, and media appearances.
Television and radio to air primary election returns tonight
KGNC TV and KGNC radio will broadcast live election results starting at 7 p.m. with early local and state race returns. A 200 strong staff including 50 regional correspondents will compile results as crews set up in Globe News building. Continuous coverage from 8 p.m. until conclusive, with ballpark PA system and intermissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe News
Kgnc-Tv
Kgnc Radio
Gold Sox
Ball Park
Daily News
Egypt Rejects British Protest Over Suez Canal Nationalization
Cairo declares protests over the Suez Canal seizure unacceptable arguing the canal is nationally governed and an act within Egypt sovereignty. Nasser says the canal company is Egyptian and under Egyptian law while Britain France and the US weigh next steps with Western European oil supplies at stake. The United States calls the canal an international waterway and says it is consulting with other governments on the implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Egypt
Suez Canal
Comdr
Aly Sabri
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Suez Canal Co
Canal
Britain
France
United States
Lincoln White
Europe
Voters choose precinct sites across Potter Randall counties
Amarillo voters in the Democratic primary will vote 8 am to 7 pm today at official precinct locations in Potter and Randall counties. Precinct conventions for delegate selection begin at 8 pm tonight at the voting sites, including City Auditorium and numerous schools and facilities listed across both counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Potter
Randall
Potter County
City Auditorium
Buchanan
McKinley School
Ith
Adams
Nixson Junior High
Taylor
Wilson School
Independence
Summit School
Florida
Carver
N. Hughes
Pythian Hall
North Amarillo
City
Sam Houston Junior High
West Door
Highland Park
Pleasant Valley School
River Drive
River Road
Range Riders Club
Masterson Ranch
Plainsmen Face First Election Choices in Panhandle Region
The Panhandle area voters will decide state races and hot district contests with runoffs likely on August 25. Only half of county offices are up for election as counties transition to four year terms under a 1954 constitutional amendment. Polls open 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. with precinct conventions to select delegates at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandleares
Panhandle
Potter County
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Jack Bell
Astro-Guide
Steree
la Rosa
Gen. Agee
Walter R. Agee
Civil Air Patrol
Amarillo Air Force Base
Herbert L. Grills
Agee
AAFB
Weather Forecast US
Weather Bureau
South Plains
Mamie Harp
Panhandle Plains
Garth Jones
Lyndon Johnson
Allan Shivers
Price Daniel
Tom Moore
Temple
KGNC
Okio City
Nasser
Herbert Hoover Jr
State Department
Dulles
Hoover
Lima
Peru
Asia
Alice Landergin
Lamar
South Lawn
Bowle
Ceronadey
Bie Wimberty
Arya
Plainsmen
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!