De Gaulle Moves to Rule Algeria Amid Junta Tension
In Oran, France's De Gaulle asserted direct control over Algerian affairs after naming Gen. Raoul Salan as delegate-general. The civilian military junta, blamed for the revolt on May 13, faced reduced authority and ongoing discord. De Gaulle vowed personal cabinet control as leaders debated a future housecleaning.
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de Gaulle
Algeria
Paris
Raoul Salan
Salan
Junta
Contract Talks Are Called Off In Borger Strike Fallout
Top level negotiations between Phillips Petroleum Co. and Local 351 LU.C.E. AFL-CIO were halted after union official L McCarthy flew to Washington to confer with the International president. Federal mediator Ethan Walker returned to Borger as talks paused and two union units sought decertification via the NLRB amid a four week strike.
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L. ¥. McCarthy
The
Union
Washington D.C
Joseph J
Ethan Walker
Oklahoma City
Borger
McCarthy
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Phillips
Pantex
Marillo and Vicinity Weather Forecast Update
Marillo and vicinity expect partly cloudy skies with little temperature change. Lows around 63 this morning and highs near 91 today and Sunday. Panhandle and South Plains see partly cloudy conditions with isolated afternoon and evening thundershowers.
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Panhandle
South Plains
An Air of Prosperity on Tour with Top Crop
A promotional note for An Air of Prosperity featuring X XK Top Crop highlights increased spending and touring plans. The brief touts more money to spend and a forthcoming tour.
Harriman Denies Ties to Labor Racketeer in 1950s Row
New York on June 6 Gov Averell Harriman dismissed claims he was a close friend of Robert Barney Baker a top labor racketeer. Baker a teamsters organizer with a prison record said he merely shook Harriman's hand and supported him in 1956. Senator Irving Ives used the allegation in a political fight over Harriman's reelection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Averell Harriman
Irving M. Ives
Ance
Robert
Barney) Baker
Teamsters
Detroit
Baker
Harriman
Adam
Warehouse
Washington, D. C
Kefauver
Teamster Union
Buffalo
N.Y
Evening News
Gov. Harriman
Chicago
Ives
Senate
Teamsters Union
Hazlewood champions broadened taxes and rejects income tax
State Sen. Grady Hazlewood of Amarillo clarifies remarks on tax policy asserting support for broadening the tax base through luxury and nonessential sales taxes while reiterating a vote against a state income tax. He explains a misquote from Panhandle League remarks and cites large Texas expenditures as driving higher taxes.
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Texas
First Wheat Cut Near Floydada
R C Cates farms southeast of Floydada delivered the first 1958 wheat load as harvest is expected to peak by Monday. Doyle Moore followed with another load and several more were brought in. The dryland wheat averages 40 bushels per acre and grades No 1 with moisture under 14 percent, per Lon Davis Jr of Davis Grain Co.
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Floydada
R. C. Cates
Doyle Moore
Cates
Moore
Lon Davis Jr
The
Davis Grain Co
Santa Fe Spotlight and TV Listings Summary
Local paper lists Santa Fe Spotlight on page 5 with sports on pages 11-12 and weather on page 4. KGNC TV Colorcast features Perry Como Show at 7 p.m and Parade at 9 30 p.m.
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Astro Guld
Pace
Casady Wee
Santa Fe Spotlight
Cane
Bosiva Porter
Kgnc-Tv
Perry Como
Weather notes missing clear headline from Amarillo 1958
Fragmentary report from 1958 mentions Amarillo sun days and evening readings. References to Wind Visibility Sky MPH and scattered city entries in Dallas Okla and Amarillo with unclear timing.
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Amarillo
Houston
Clady
Dallas
Isvescos
Okla
City
Amarilla
Plea for Amarillo Air Link to West Coast
Spokesmen for Amarillo urged the Civil Aeronautics Board to modify a examiner's ruling on new Dallas Fort Worth area to West Coast air service. Rep Walter Rogers and James H Eubanks asked the board to grant Amarillo trunkline access to California cities Los Angeles and San Francisco, citing regional trade needs.
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West Coast
Washington
Amarillo
Civil Aeronautics Board
Dallas-Fort Worth
Walter Rogers
Panhandle
James H. Eubanks
California
Los Angeles
San
NAM adviser urges labor and tax reform
Dr. Ralph Robey economic adviser to the National Association of Manufacturers says a labor control bill and tax reform legislation will pull the nation out of the present recession. He warns that without either or both bills the nation will continue to struggle.
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Ralph Robey
National Association of Manufacturers
Amarillo Leaders Hear Call for Labor Legislation
Dr. Robey addressed about 75 Panhandle business leaders and guests at the Amarillo Country Club on Friday night urging labor legislation to boost the economy and aid recovery during the recession.
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Dr. Robey
Panhandle
Amarillo Country Club
Woman Pies Here Californian Held In Death of Wife
Mrs. Rosie Derryberry 33 of Baldwin Park California died about 1 30 a m Friday in Northwest Oklahoma Hospital from blood poisoning. She was aunt to Mrs C D Gardner of Amarillo Texas. Blood poisoning developed after a May 31 beating by her husband Harry Derryberry in Baldwin Park. Derryberry is jailed in Baldwin Park. She left California by bus last weekend en route to New Jersey. She became ill on the bus and upon reaching Amarillo planned to stay with her niece. Gardner and her husband were away from the city on vacation.
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Rosie Derryberry
Tie Ace Calif
Oo Hospital
C. 1D. Gardner
N. Bivins
Gaither
Harry Derryberry
Baldwin Park
Calif
Los Angeles
Derryberry
New Jersey
Amarillo
Rose Show Set For Two Day Run In Amarillo
The Amarillo Rose Society hosts its 11th annual free rose show at First State Bank 815 Georgia. Exhibits open today 2 to 10 p.m. and Sunday 1 to 6 p.m. Judging and awards run 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. today. Theme Symphony of Roses. Twelve prizes for canned blooming rose shrubs. Chairman Mrs A C Keith. president Co A Robertson.
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Amarillo Rose Society
First State Bank
Georgia
A. C. Keith
Parkview
Co. A. Robertson
Bonham
Amarillo
Big Matador Man True Texan 91 Years Charlie D Bird
A tribute to Charlie D. Bird noted as a longtime Texan and matador figure who grew with the county. The Daily News previews a fuller story detailing his life, achievements, and enduring legacy.
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The
Daily News
Charlie
D. Bird
Dulles Sees Slim Chance for Summit Soon
Secretary of State Dulles told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the Soviet Union shows some willingness to curb armaments but he is not optimistic about a near term summit with Russia. He said meaningful progress cannot come from mere words while communism seeks world rule, yet he noted potential agreements may arise if efforts continue.
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Washington
Dulles
Soviet Union
Russia
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U. S
City youth weapons in schools prompt disarmament talk
Letter to the editor warns that juveniles are arming with knives guns and chains and being trained in their use. The writer notes a city committee may study the issue and possibly hold a disarmament conference with children.
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D. E. Scott
Wellington
Boy Tells How He Shot His Father After Spanking
Ten year old Paul Sims admitted to firing a .32 rifle at his father William Sims 42 in the back on a ranch near Eunice New Mexico after a spanking for running away to see Rattlesnake Draw. The boy and his brother Leroy were questioned by Asst. Dist. Atty Jack Love and deputies. Paul remained in Lea County jail with the younger released to an uncle.
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Hobbs
N.M
Paul Sims
William H. Sims
Leroy
Paul
Lea County
Sims Ranch
Eunice
Asst. Dist
Jack Love
Tom White
Sims
Associated Press
Western League scores highlight tight Amarilla win and rainouts
Amarilla beat Lincoln 5 to 4 while Des Moines at Colorado Springs was postponed due to rain. Albuquerque defeated Topeka 9 to 5 and Pueblo edged Sioux City 11 in 11 innings. In the National League St Louis beat Philadelphia 3 to 1 and Chicago won 6 to 1 over Pittsburg. Los Angeles took Milwaukee 4 to 3. Cincinnati 5, San Francisco 4. In the American League Boston 3, Chicago 2. Detroit 11, Washington 2. Baltimore 2 to 3. New York 6, Cleveland 5.
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Amarilla
Lincoln
Des Moines
Colorado Springs
Albuquerque
Topeka
Pueblo
Sioux City
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburg
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Baltimore
Kansas
New York
Cleveland
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Redi Weeld
Oran
All- Algerian Public Safety Committee
Lu.c.e
Afl-Cio
Plains
Weather Forecast
U.S Weather Bureau
Marillo
Nh Pac
Mid-West
Robert Bernard Baker
Demo
Labor
United States
Grady Hazlewood
State
Sen
Panhandle League of Municipalities
Neil McElroy
Dennis Chavez
New Mexico
House
NAM
Don Boyett
Robey
Coun
Moscow
Crossroads Report
Love
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