Group Seeks Reductions in Overseas Aid Spending
A congressional group urges trimming overseas aid arguing more than half the funds go to economic rather than military needs. The coalition, including Representatives Sons McClellan Bridges and Brown, says the commission should push substantial reductions to halt the rise of permanent foreign spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons
McClellan
D-Ark
Bridges
R-Nh
Rep. Brown
R-Ohio
Commission
College Graduates Now Having Bigger Families
The Population Reference Bureau reports college educated men and women now have more children than a decade earlier. Men ten years out of college average 70 percent more children since 1946 and women 51 percent more. The study notes attitudes toward family may have shifted and that overall graduates still fall short of a replacement level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Mass
Population Reference Bureau
Cecil Robertson Injured in Crash Near Amarillo
Cecil Robertson a 49 year old resident of Tascosa was injured when his car overturned about 16 miles from Amarillo on Tascosa Road. Passersby moved him to Northwest Texas hospital where attendants said he was not seriously hurt though full extent of injuries remained undetermined. Robertson said he swerved to avoid what he thought was a coyote or wolf while returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Robertson
Tascosa
Amarillo
Tascosa Road
Northwest
Obituary Notices for Allred and Kimbrough Families
Thomas Edwin Allred 86 retired farmer of Amarillo dies Sunday at home 412 NE 10th left two sons H P and T H Allred both of Amarillo three daughters Lillian Russell Terrell F E Williamson Dallas Isabel Burrows Fort Worth and brother L K Alfred Wills Point services pending Blackburn Shaw Funeral Home Anna Mae Kimbrough 32 of 1907 N Nelson died at home 7 25 p m funeral services pending Blackburn Shaw Funeral Home survivors include daughters Mary Helen and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allred
Thomas Edwin
10Th
The
Baptist Church
H. P. Allred
T. H. Allred
Amarillo
Lillian Russell
Terrell
FE. A. Williamson
Dallas
Isabel Burrows
Fort Worth
L. K. Alfred
Wills Point
Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home
Parade Opens Amarillo Sports Festival Parade
The Amarillo Sports Festival week begins with a 3 p.m. parade forming south of 14th between Polk and Tyler, moving north on Polk led by the Amarillo Air Force Band. Units include the Amarillo Summer Band, two baseball teams, YMCA junior baseball teams, Kids Inc teams, and a western band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
14Th
Polk
Tyler
Polk Street
Amarillo
Amarillo Obituary Notices Mention Lipsett Warlick Sprouse and Meadors
Roy Newell Lipsett 56 principal of Claude elementary died in Amarillo. Survivors include wife Faye and son Newell Lipsett of Claude. service in Claude Baptist Church. Ethel Meadors 77 of Amarillo area died. survived by four sons, a daughter, 12 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Services in Amarillo. Jerry D. Sprouse 16 of Claude area killed in vehicle accident. funeral in Boxwell Ivy Chapel with burial in Clayton NM. Lula Mae Warlick 62 of southeast Amarillo died. services at Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel. burial Llano Cemetery. Robert E. Wheeler 85 of 1115 Van Buren died at home. funeral at Griggs Pioneer Chapel. Burial Llano Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sprouse
Jerry D
Charles O. Sprouse
N. Houston
Boxwell Brothers Ivy Chapel
M. W. McPhail
Free Will Baptist Church
Frank N Fleet
Jimmy Curry
Stewart Bennett
Gary Naylor
Mickie Bass
Roy Northup
Clayton, N
Tucson
Ariz
Lillie Mae Stitt
Happy
Nora Mae Covington
Denver
Zola Barfoot
Nora Budge
Meeker
Colo
Chester Covington
Ace Covington
Fort Worth
Wheeler
Robert E
van Buren
Griggs Pioneer Chapel
Robert M. Skinner
First Presbyterian Church
Llano
Allred
Thomas E Allred
H. P
T. H
Lilly Russell
E. A. Williamson
Isabelle Burrows
L. E
Meadors
Ethel Meadors
J. W
Virgil
Bill
Henry
Charley
W. BH. Dye
Memorial Chapel
Lipsett
Roy N. Lipsett
Claude
Texas
Faye
Newell
Eugene
Warlick
Lula Mae Warlick
John A
Betty Faye Holt
Lillie Mae Still
Acie
Betty Lou
Bill Holt
Liano
Section Liners Report Rain All Over the Area
The Section Line Club records rain across the High Plains with many entries of daily totals and yearly tallies. Reports include hail events and notable sums such as 4.30 inches Wednesday at Wellington and 15.30 inches in 34 days for Dozier, highlighting a wet period across multiple towns including Shamrock Higgins and Dalhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Plains
LeRoy K, Williamson
Vega
E A. P. Brown
Jericho
L. Fowler, Jr
Sweetwater
Ohio
C. M. Lyles
Floydada
Arville R. Sellitt
Turkey
Light Hall
Chas
Lang
Kelton
W. N. Bullock
Brice
Louis Kitchens
Silverton
Joe Goillehon
E House
N. M
M. A. Pennington
Stinnett
W. R. Crawley
Wellington
Sy. A. Y. Ingham
Texhoma
Dusan Pakan
Shamrock
J. D. Throckmorton
Dozier
Rhuben W. Johnson
Hedley
Co. F. Stout
Memphis
D. L. Riker
Briscoe
Corwin Trosper
Higgins
R. H. Cowan
Lipscomb
Charles Orr
M. S. McKee
Dale Firestone
Dalhart
Grady W. Harris
McKeetie
Josh Chilton
McLean
A. L. Hall
Plaska
J. A. McAnear
Shelton Nunnelley
J. Ivan Powell
Meeting Attended By Dogs and Owners in Training Series
Twelve dogs and their owners attended an orientation meeting for a canine obedience training session led by Pat Meholi and Mr. Chips, CD. The first class in the 12 class series begins next Sunday at 4 30 p m in Julian Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esterday
Pat Eholi
Mr. Chips
Julian Park
Meholi
Chips
Ito
Upholstery Class Open at Amarillo High School
An adults upholstery workshop led by Mrs Abbie Burch will meet weekly for ten sessions starting today at 1 30 p m in Room 120 Amarillo High School. The course is offered without charge as a public service of the Amarillo schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo High School
Ford Workers Begin Strike at Ford Rouge Plant
Walter Reuther signals a factory wide walkout unlikely before noontime Monday as Ford and the UAW inch toward a contract. GM talks recessed overnight, with both sides pressing for concessions to avoid a strike and avert broader disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter P. Reuther
CIO
Ford
General Motors Corp
UAW
United Auto Workers
Reuther
Big Rouge
Dearborn
UAW Ford Wage Talks Inch Toward Compromise on Jobless Pay
Negotiations center on a three year fund funded by five to seven cent hourly contributions to supplement unemployment pay. Reuther pushes for 80 percent of take home pay and longer benefits while Ford favors 26 weeks and partial pay. Bugas rejects leaving fund details to arbitration as GM reportedly offers more concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UAW
Ford
Reuther
Bugas
Obituaries and funeral notices from Borger area
A sequence of obituary notices from Borger and nearby areas. William C Crowder, 58, Memphis, died at Veterans Hospital Amarillo after 10 months illness. funeral at First Baptist Memphis with Rev. Miller. Kevin J Lovett infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lovett Borger died at North Plains Hospital. graveside service Monday at Highland Park Cemetery. J R Lievsay, 47, Borger drowned near Austin. funeral arrangements pending. Survivors listed for all, with locations cited for churches, cemeteries, and next of kin. Funeral arrangements via Spicer, Minton, and Blackburn-Shaw-Brown funeral homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D
H. L
H. D
Brownfield
D. E
Albuquerque
N.M
Bob Scott
Memphis
Spicer Funeral Home
Mildred Keating
Reno
Nev
Minton Funeral Home
Lievsay
J. R
Borger
Austin
Blackburn - Shaw - Brown Funeral Home
Ollie
Lynn Compton
Fritch
Gene Bennett
R. L. Lievsay
Durant
Okla
Party Leaders Debate Nixon Ticket and Truman Campaign Train
Butler and Hall traded views on party nominees with Nixon as running mate. Butler touted Truman on the campaign train and predicted a Democratic victory while noting Eisenhower’s fading political appeal. Hall cited a poll suggesting a Democratic trend and praised Eisenhower era governance on peace, clean government, and anti subversion moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Butler
Hall
Truman
Hail
Eisenhower
Dewey
Liberation Begins as Allied Forces Hit Omaha and Utah Beaches
In the opening minutes of the invasion, Allied drops near Sainte-Mère-Église precede the U.S. 5th Corps landing at Omaha Beach and the 7th at Utah Beach. Gen. Ridgway's 82nd Airborne and Gen. Taylor's 101st Airborne spearhead the assault into a meadow area just miles from the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew B. Ridgway
82Nd Airborne Division
Maxwell Taylor
101St
Sainte-Merc-Eglise
U.S. 5Th Corps
Omaha Beach
Utah Beach
Europe
House Burglar Strikes Police Dispatcher Home
A burglar pried open a bedroom window at police radio dispatcher E A Ballew’s residence at 708 N Jackson. Janett Ballew saw a Negro suspect flee by the kitchen door as patrols were alerted. The thief also targeted city fireman Victor McCaig’s car at 716 N Jackson, stealing a folding camera and portable radio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Ballew
N. Jackson
Ballew
Janett
Victor McCaig
Mountain Drive
McCaig
Area Weather Outlook Clear Skies Warmer 85 High
The forecast calls for fair skies and slightly warmer conditions with a high near 85 and a low around 52 after a cool front passed south of the High Plains. Yesterday reached a high of 77 and a low of 51 as the front moved through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Plains
Arabs Protest Use of NATO Arms
The Arab League secretariat in Cairo denounces use of French arms against Arab nationalists in Algeria. It asserts Paris aims to suppress Algeria's national struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NATO
Cairo
Egypt
Arab League
Algeria
Billy Wells Rests After 100 Hour Drumming Feat
Billy Wells, known as marathon drummer Toy, completed a 100 hour drumming session at the Clover Club. He started at 9 p.m. Tuesday and ended Sunday morning claiming a world record beyond 67 hours 11 minutes 40 seconds, and was hospitalized in Northwest Texas after the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Wells
Toy
Clover Club
Northwest Texas Hospital
Wells
Drag Races Set for June 19 at Trade Wind Airport
Sanctioned drag racing is planned for Sunday June 19 at Trade Wind Airport, second session this year under the Texas Panhandle Timing Association. NHRA and AMA sanction time trials from 8 30 a.m. after weigh in and classification, with competition runs from 2 p.m. Officials had incorrectly announced the date as next Sunday in the Sunday News Globe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tradewind
Texas Panhandle Timing Association
National Hot Rod Association
American Motorcycle Association
Sunday News-Globe
Claude educator Roy Lipsett dies at 56
Roy Lipsett 56 principal of Claude Elementary School died at 9 45 a m Sunday in Northwest Texas Hospital He taught in New Hope New Mexico and was superintendent at Southard Oklahoma He held a BS from Northwestern College in 1930 and an MS from West Texas State College in 1950 Funeral services Tuesday at Claude Baptist Church with burial in Claude Cemetery Pallbearers named He is survived by his wife Faye a son Newell Lipsett and a brother Eugene Lipsett
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Newell Lipsett
Claude
Northwest Texas Hospital
Lipsett
New Hope
New Mexico
Southard
Okla
Oneime
Northwestern College
Alva
West Texas State College
Canyon
The
Presbyterian Church
Save-Your-Hair Day Set For Tomorrow
Tomorrow June 7 Ama rillo hosts Save-Your-Hair Day sponsored by Loesch Hair Experts led by Director W. T. Loesch. From 2 to 9 p.m. at Hotel Herring, men and women receive free scalp examinations and home-treatment guidance to prevent baldness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Loesch
Amarillo
Loesch
Herring
Houston
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Amarillo Area
Lana Ruth
Ande Gray Kimbrough
David Coggin
Bob Coggin
Roswell
Flora Duke
Nell _Dungan
Artesia
Helen Hammock
Wichita Falls
Edison VP
Taylor
Deason
Midland-Odessa
Abilene
Continental
Continental Air Tines
Drake
Wentor Nm
Pioneer
AIR Lines
Tri-State Area
Burger
Weaver
Emilea Long
Duncan
Oklo
G. W. Griggs
Frederick
Bruce
Eota
Roy Lipsett
Claude Baptist Church
J. J. Allison
W. R. Beard
Bovina
Claude Cemetery
W. E.beene
Charles H. Graham
Donald S. Bradley
Fred B. Maple
Wilbur Cobb
Ralph Stephenson
Newell Lipsett
Eugene Lipsett
Buffalo, Okla
D. E. Shannon
Wichita
Kansas
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