Barbers Weigh Price Keeping At One Twenty Five
Some barbers push to raise prices but most say they will hold at $1.25 as union and non union shops resist higher fees. The local executive board says Robert DeArmond lacked authority to announce $1.50 and the union contract through October sets a $1.25 minimum. The national haircut average is about $1.675.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union and
Barbers Association
Barbers Local
Robert DeArmond
Ik. M. Thomas
De-Armond
Senate endorses pledge to continue aid for India
The Senate voted 47 to 35 to affirm a pledge for continued U S aid to India’s economic development. It rejected 54 to 22 an outright ban on further aid to communist Poland and Yugoslavia. Debate focused on Prime Minister Nehru with Senators calling him a communist.
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India
Poland
Yugoslavia
Moscow
Sen
Styles Bridges
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Bridges
Nehru
Senators Split Over Nehru Beliefs Amid Asia Policy Debate
Sees Choice and Thurston Morton voiced differing views on Nehru amid a policy bill. Morton dismissed Nehru as phony while conceding Asia’s uncommitted nations may follow India’s lead in the cold war. Bridges aimed the move at a policy declaration, not funding.
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Morton
Asia
Nehru
India
Russia
Bridges
Flash Flood Strikes Northeastern New Mexico Towns
Heavy rain triggered flash floods in Cimarron and Springer causing river points to overflow and rock slides on U S Route 64. A church suffered eight inches of water intrusion while a new dining hall at Philmont Scout Ranch sustained minor damage.
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Associated Press
New Mexico
Frank H. Alpers
Cimarron
Springer
Cimarron Canyon
U.S. 64
Philmont Scout Ranch
Weather Bureau
Raton
Mora
Las Vegas
Cohen testifies loans from Durante and Graham followers funded his release
Los Angeles, June 6. Mickey Cohen testified in federal court that loans from Jimmy Durante, evangelist Billy Graham associate Clinton Mitchell, and other friends have supported him since leaving prison in 1954. He said about $158000 was loaned, including a $14000 loan from Jim Vaus and Mitchell, with Vaus occasionally at Graham meetings.
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Los Angeles
Mickey Cohen
Jimmy Durante
Billy Graham
Pudgy
California
Cohen
Evangelist Jim Vaus
Clinton Mitchell
Vans
Graham
Clovis Livestock Market Steady Across Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Cattle receipts 1591 and hog receipts 25.00 show a steady market for slaughter cattle with higher stocker prices. Good and choice fat yearlings 29.50 26.50, cows 15.50 17.90, heifer and steer calves 26.00 34.10, hogs top 22.25 for 190 249 pounds with various weights. Sheep and lamb prices mixed with fat lambs down slightly and feeder lambs firm to lower.
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Clovis
Officers Named for Palo Duro American Business Club
The Palo Duro chapter held its election at a Tas atosa Country Club dinner dance. Jack Ward was chosen president with Bill Baxter as first vice president and George Merchant as second vice president. Jack Fife is secretary treasurer, Dick Boggs sergeant at arms, and Rev. Burt Dowler serves as club chaplain. Don Hodges and John Work were elected to the board of directors, installed by Paul Dobbs of Odessa, district 8 lieutenant governor.
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American Business Club
Palo Duro
Tascosa Country Club
Jack Ward
Bill Baxter
George Merchant
Jack Fife
Dick Boggs
Burt Dowler
Don Hodges
John Work
Paul Dobbs
Odessa
Pilots Jumpy Over Charges Amid Near Miss Allegations
The Air Force reports pilots are jumpy and morale and effectiveness suffer from airline near-miss accusations. Inspectors at Norton AFB and George AFB note numerous violations of restricted zones including Edwards AFB and Nevada test grounds.
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Washington
Air Force
Air Force Headquarters
Inspector General
Norton Air Force Base
Calif
George Air Force Base
Edwards Air Force Base
Nuclear Weapons Proving Grounds
Las Vegas
Nev
Macmillan Heads to US for Talks With Eisenhower
London June 7 Prime Minister Macmillan departed for the United States for eight days of talks with President Eisenhower and Canadian leaders. He travels with Lady Dorothy and nine aides. Officials expect discussion of Soviet economic pressure and a possible trade pact timing.
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London
Macmillan
United States
Eisenhower
Canada
Lady Dorothy
Khrushchev
Washington
Chicago uses about 400 gallons water daily per family
In Chicago a typical American family consumes around 400 gallons of water each day. The figure reflects broad domestic usage and highlights the scale of daily water demand for households.
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Chicago
Sunday Radio Programs Across Amarillo and Clovis Areas
Radio schedules list Sunday programs on KC, KDDD, KCTX, KICA with Church hours, news at regular intervals, music shows including Serenade in Blue, Amber Country programs, and feature slots like Proudly We Hail and Songs for Sunday. Key entities include Amarillo stations, Clovis New Mexico, Dumas, Muleshoe, and Clovis.
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Lynon Johnson
Lawrence Welk
Methodist Home
Dave Rose
NBC Monitor
Christian Science
NBC News
St Presbyterian
Monitor
KDDD
First Baptist Church
KCTX
Memphis
Join the Navy
Grand Jury to Hear One Case Monday in Gray County
PAMPA June 6 Special One case will be presented to the Gray County grand jury when it convenes Monday. It involves G. W. MelInturf currently jailed on a murder with malice aforethought charge. MelInturf denied bond by Justice Bill Graham for the June 1 slaying of Isaac Butcher at McInturf’s home in Pampa.
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Pampa
Gray County
Grand Jury
G. W. MelInturf
MelInturf
Justice of the Peace
Bill Graham
Isaac Butcher
Lefors
McInturf
Enroll in Water Safety Program Opens in Pampa
A total of 867 persons have enrolled in the Red Cross water safety program in Pampa. The program starts June 16 with summer recreation activities at Pampas Field House. Instructors include Marietta Baird, Glenda Finklestein, Jim Coaklaw, and Mrs R L Malone for intermediate and beginner classes. Marion Fugate leads adult beginners with assistants, while supervision is by Mrs Marion George and others. No registration is needed for the summer activities which include crafts and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libby Shotwell
Pampa
Shotwell
Marietta Baird
Glenda Finklestein
Jim Coaklaw
R. L. Malone
Marion Fugate
Ben Hatcher
Marion George
Marcia Cliburn
Kirk Duncan
Marilyn Fite
Mary Nell Griffin
Cliff McNeely
Pampa Harvester
McNeely
Paralyzing Polio Cases Rise in Texas in Early 1958
The State Health Department reports 37 paralytic polio cases in Texas during the first five months of 1958, 25 affecting children four and under, with 26 non paralytic cases bringing total polio to 63, down from 203 at the same period last year.
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Austin
UPI
State Health Department
Texas
Plainview Quarter Horse Show Tops with Grand Champions
The Plainview Show highlighted top horses led by a dark bay stallion earning grand championship in his division. Owned by O G Hill of Hereford, the stallion led a large class judged by Roland Moore of Tulia, with 175 entries overall.
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Plainview
O. G. Hill
Hereford
Mr. Rand
Homwell Brothers
Dimmitt
Panzanita Hill
Curley Daugherty
Olton
Elon Cody
Glen Casey
Amarillo
Bob Hooper
American Quarter Horse Association
Roland Moore
Tulia
Pete Martin
AQHA
Janet Fulton Lubbock
Poco Stempsede
EF. Kendall
Showdown
O. G. Bill
Poon Vinict Hil
J. K. Fulton
Brenda Lee
Poon Mayflower
Fulton
Poco Dona
Jimmy Randall
Panzanita
Daugherty Blon Cody
Midnight Reper
FE. G. Strole
Abilene
Elmer
Jack Caudle
Hale Center
Roy Mo
W. A. Reeder
Abbot Hopson
E. D. Hopson
Range Boss
W J Carver
Plainview Ning Paul
Elmo
Jack Caudie
Hill Hereford
Montoya
Chisum Dathart
Tuffy Tassor
Jeinny Burson
Silverton
Casey Cody
M. A. Martin
Lackne
Devil
Jane Kirk Fulton
Lubbock
G Hill
Mir Rand
Howe
Senor
George Gene George
Amarilla
Paeen Stampede
G. F. Rhodes
Laddy Burk
Red Myrick
Winslow
Sandy Jane Mayo
Plains Guardsmen Headed to Texas National Guard Encampment
About 400 guardsmen from Amarillo Tulsa Canyon and Borger depart tonight aboard a Burlington train for a 14 day encampment at North Fort Hood near Waco. Col Selden Simpson leads the 142nd Infantry with Lt Col Roland Lawrence and Lt Coal W A Cheshire among officers. Over 10 000 troops from 70 Texas cities participate in basic combat training including night marches close quarters drills live fire and grenade work.
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Amarillo
Tulsa
Canyon
Borger
Texas National Guard
Burlington
Col
Selden Simpson
142Nd Infantry Regiment
Texas
Governor Daniel plans summer veterans meetings across Texas
Austin reports Governor Price Daniel travels to San Antonio for the first of four veteran gatherings this summer. The schedule includes Disabled American Veterans in Dallas, Veterans of Foreign Wars in Beaumont, and the American Legion in Fort Worth.
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Austin
UPN
Price Daniel
San Antonio
Dallas
Beaumont
American Legion
Fort Worth
Fort Worth Forms Panel on Vagrant Control
The Fort Worth city council named a committee to study methods for removing vagrants from streets. The panel will examine proposals including a work farm or extended city jail stays for intoxicated individuals.
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Fort Worth
UPI
Top O' Texas Quarterhorse Show Opens in Pampa
The first annual Top O' Texas Quarterhorse Show will be held in Recreation Park with matched roping, cutting horse contest and open jackpot roping. Sponsored by the Pampa Roping Club, events start 1 p.m. Saturday with halter and reining, then 2 p.m. Sunday for roping between Lee Cockrell and Eldon Dudley plus cutting and jackpot roping. Entry fee for the jackpot is $25. each contestant will rope and tie two calves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pampa
Recreation Park
Pampa Roping Club
Lee Cockrell
Panhandle
Eldon Dudley
Perryton
AG Refuses Attorney Bid For Game Commission Hearing
Santa Fe reports the state attorney general declined to approve hiring Santa Fe attorney Harry L. Bigbee to represent the game commission at the June 16 public hearing on ousted director Homer Pickens. Fred Standley cited duty to represent the state and agencies in actions. Spurrier said the office was unsympathetic, but the AG said the request does not meet statutory tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
Game Commission
Homer Pickens
Commission
Richard R. Spurrier
Aty
Fred Standley
Asst
Atty
Alfred P. Whittaker
Standley
Chicago
Spurrier
Attorney General
Harry L. Bigbee
Attorney General's Office
Last performance of The Tender Trap staged at Branding Iron
Palo Duro Players present The Tender Trap by Max Shulman and Robert Paul Smith for WT's department of speech in Canyon at Branding Iron Theater on West State College campus. Final show at 8 15 p m with tickets 75 cents for adults and 50 cents for children.
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Palo Duro Players
Branding Iron
West State College
Canyon
Max Shulman
Robert Paul Smith
Department of Speech
William A
Margaret Echols Moore
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