Business outlook is everyone’s business meets Ralph Robey
Ralph Robey the economist speaks at the Country Club Friday night on free enterprise and the economy. The talk, hosted by Bob Clements and A. F. Madison for the National Association of Manufacturers Texas affiliate, warns that taxes big labor and bureaucracy cloud the future. Dinner is $3.50. reservations via Judge Madison or the Country Club.
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Teacher learns Navajo roll calls on Shiprock reservation
Mrs. Gertrude Scoggins who taught eighth grade there found Navajo custom not to answer when named. She learned to check roll by sight after initial confusion, noting the experience as enlightening and enriching despite initial nerves.
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Littering culprits forced to pick up trash along Utah highway
A Utah highway patrolman stopped a car with four adults after a beer can flew from a window. They cleaned a two mile stretch as punishment and drove off with floorboards loaded with bottles. A possible fine could reach 299 under state law.
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Washington
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Solar sails could power future space travel
Dr Richard Garwin of Columbia and IBM Watson Lab proposes solar sails as a fuel-free propulsion method for space travel. A football field sized plastic film sail with aluminized face could push a 20 pound satellite, delivering faster trips to Venus or Mars within months, though effectiveness diminishes with distance from the Sun.
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Price Hike Hits Amarillo Barbershop Prices
Haircut prices rise to 1.50 in most Amarillo shops with some at 1.25. A 25 cent increase was approved by 48 shops and may spread to 27 Panhandle counties. Robert DeArmond says the move was not an official association action but a members vote, with many shops already changing.
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Matinee and Evening Telecast Schedule at KGNC
KGNC TV lists a 2:00 PM Colorcast matinee, a 6:30 PM Tie Tack Dough program, and a 9:00 PM Rosemary Clooney appearance as the night’s lineup.
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Baseball scores from Western and American Leagues
Western League results show Amarillo 15 Des Moines 10 and Sioux City 6 6 6 with Albuquerque 2 7 after 6 innings, Pueblo 4 7 and Topeka 4 12 while Lincoln at Colorado Springs delayed by rain. American League notes Chicago 7 New York 2 and Cleveland 7 Boston 5 plus Kansas City 5 Washington 4 and Baltimore 6 Detroit 4. National League games include Milwaukee 10 San Francisco 9 in 11, St Louis Pittsburgh 3 Chicago 11 Philadelphia 5 Los Angeles 3 and Cincinnati 0.
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Eisenhower acts to curb semi refined crude imports
The administration moved to cut semi refined crude and crude oil imports under the voluntary program begun in April last year. President Eisenhower approved the cabinet committee plan to have administrator Matthew W. Carlson Jr. fix allocations for unfinished oils while leaving residual fuel oil asphalt finished gasoline and distillates unchanged. The move aims to win House votes for extending the reciprocal trade agreements act, with a tight vote anticipated next week and the matter continued on Page.
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Ten Known Dead in Wisconsin Twister
Ten people were killed and at least 100 injured as a tornado struck a four county area in northwest Wisconsin. Reports ranged up to 25 dead, with Colfax and Cedar Falls heavily hit and Cedar Falls leveled. Hospitals were overwhelmed, and authorities urged transport for the injured. The storm affected St. Croix Dunn Eau Claire and Chippewa counties, with families including Ray Larson and his wife among the victims.
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Crowd Hears Classical Artist Make Record See Story
The Daily News reports a classical pianist delivered a standout performance drawing a large audience. Details note the artist’s technique and the event’s venue, with critics praising notable passages.
De Gaulle Promises Self Determination for Algeria
In Algiers on June 4 Premier De Gaulle urged all Frenchmen in Algeria to decide their future at the polls within three months. He called for swift political integration of Algerian Francophones and North Africans, and spoke of a single French legislative assembly for both France and Algeria as the referendum approach loomed. The crowd of about 100,000 cheered as bands played and flags waved.
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Daily News Summary: Page 25 Story
An item on page 25 of the Daily News covers a local event with named individuals and institutions. The report emphasizes the key action and outcomes, including involved organizations and a specific venue, providing a concise, period-voice teaser.
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Long Life and the National Debt Debate
Dear Editor, a worried neighbor complains about doctors extending lifespans and delaying the end of life. He quips this might force future generations to shoulder national debt, while pondering if longer life lets people teach their grandchildren to live off future credit. Wellington.
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Amarillo and Vicinity Weather Forecast Summary
The U S Weather Bureau reports clear to partly cloudy conditions across Amarillo and vicinity with a chance of scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers. Lows near 62, highs near 75, Panhandle and South Plains cooler, New Mexico mostly fair with little temperature change.
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Cattle or Grasshoppers Threaten Panhandle Farmers
Oklahoma Panhandle to Lubbock farmers face a choice to fatten cattle or control migratory and home grown grasshopper outbreaks. Federal state and county crews battle the Mex and other hoppers across Moore Hartley Dallam Sherman Hansford Ochiltree and Hutchinson counties with emergency funds stretched thin. Two dozen sprayers worked near Mumas spraying about 50 miles of roads as entomologists warn early control is cheaper than later eradication. The seven North Plains counties declared emergency to curb the migratory Mex while non migratory species threaten other areas.
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Hopper invasion threatens summer crops and pastures
Area deposits of eggs wintered well and will burst into billions of nymphs. Entomologists warn the new crop unless exterminated will stay in the area to devour summer pastures and harm small grains this fall. The control plan sprays roadways fence rows and railroad right of ways with the federal government sharing one third the cost.
Emergency hopper control program costs split
The county and state cover the remainder of the bill while the farmer pays for spraying fence rows. A separate phase covers spraying mixed grass crop land and ranges with the federal government paying one third and the farmer two thirds. Government estimate for aerial spray is about 40 cents per acre.
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