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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1957

Page

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New Sights and Sightsmen on the Queen Mary Tour

The piece details Europe tours for American travelers aboard the Queen Mary with a structured system of couriers and guides. It highlights tour logistics, the role of Nordisk, and the Code of the Tour. It also profiles three guides including Aubrey Scott, praising their discipline and distinct personalities.

American Express Nordisk England Vienna Europe Florence Paris

Co Champs in Spelling Bee Tie Ends National Final

Two top spellers Sandra Owen of Navarre Ohio and Dana Bennett of Denver Colorado tied for first in the national spelling championship after exhausting the judges word list. Each wins 1000 dollars plus a trophy and a 1000 dollar weekend trip to New York. the tie is rare with only the second in bee history.

Associated Press Sandra Owen Naverre Ohio Dana Bennett Denver Washington, D.C Washington Navarre Colo Sandra Dana Scripps-Howard New York

Canadian Girl Mary Evelyn Jones Narrowly Eludes In Spelling Bee

In Washington on June 7 Mary Evelyn Jones of Canada survived a fifth round misstep on surcingle and then spelled six more words before missing smaragdine. She placed 19th after an 11th round exit earlier, saying she avoided a simple-word fall. Ralph Knophuisen finished 21st after missing insentient.

Washington Mary Evelyn Surcingle Mary Evelyn Ralph Knophuisen Plainview

Trail Ridge Road Opens to Traffic in Colorado

Trail Ridge Road across the Rockies reopened to motorists after seven weeks of snow clearing. Leonard Jacobson and his three sons from Wisconsin were the first to cross the high altitude route since last fall. Heavy winter snow delayed the May 20 opening as drifts required blasting.

Estes Park Colo Trail Ridge Rockies Leonard Jacobson Wascobe Wis United States

Baseball Scores From Western and National Leagues

Western League results Amarillo 6 Colorado Springs 5 Albuquerque 3-3 Pueblo 1-10 Topeka 10 Des Moines 3 Sioux City at Lincoln postponed by rain. National League Brooklyn 6 Cincinnati 3 Milwaukee 5 Pittsburgh 0 Philadelphia 1 Chicago 0 St. Louis 5 New York 3 in 11 innings. American League Baltimore 3 Chicago 2 in 11 innings Detroit 6 New York 3 Washington 11 Cleveland 7 Kansas City 6 Boston 3.

Amarillo Colorado Springs Albuquerque Pueblo Topeka Des Moines Sioux City Lincoln Brooklyn Cincinnati Milwaukee Pittsburgh Philadelphia Chicago St. Louis New York Baltimore Detroit Washington Cleveland Kansas City Boston

Rumor Puts Hutcheson in Race Again

Meade Alcorn hinted Hutcheson of Houston may run again for the Senate. Hutcheson, defeated by Ralph Yarborough in a special election last April, indicated he might be a candidate next year. He spoke on Texas budget concerns at a panel, noting voters crave spending reductions.

Hutcheson Washington Meade Alcorn Thad Hutcheson Houston United States Senate Alcorn Senate Texas Sen Ralph Yarborough

Eisenhower vows to fight for GOP platform pledges

President Eisenhower told a national Republican rally that Congress and party leaders must translate the 1956 platform into law. He urged unity, likening the effort to a football play and warning that failure to support platform pledges would collapse party responsibility and representative government. He waved off dissenters and said gains in 1958 and beyond depend on a united team approach.

Washington Eisenhower Congress GOP Senate House Knowland California Bridges

Air Traffic Meeting Set Here Today

An Air Traffic Conference convenes at Tradewind Airport at 9 a m with Civil Aeronautics Authority experts presenting a panel discussion and answering questions. Speakers include Henry Weisner Frank Hand Jr N W Leppard W E Morgan and Sam Brown from Amarillo Air Terminal. A barbecue follows the session and registrants may attend both for 2 50.

Tradewind United States Civil Aeronautics Authority Henry Weisner General Safety Division CAA Frank EF. Hand Jr N. W. Leppard W. E. Morgan Air Traffic Control Division Sam Brown Amarillo Air Terminal

Weather Summary for Texas and Oklahoma Cities in 1957

In 1957 Amarillo recorded 132 sunny or clear days out of 158. Comparative readings at 3 p.m. Friday show Houston and Dallas with varying conditions, with Okla City and Amarillo reporting partly cloudy to fair skies and wind speeds around 12 to 15 MPH.

Amarillo Houston Dallas Okla City

Meany calls for Beck to quit as Teamsters leader now

AFL-CIO President George Meany urged Dave Beck to resign immediately or be removed. He criticized Beck over alleged union funds misuse and cited Senate disclosures as staining labor but said cleaning up corruption would strengthen unions long term. John F. English replaces Beck as AFL-CIO treasurer and secretary, with Meany promising continued scrutiny.

Washington George Meany Afl-Cio Dave Beck Teamsters Union Beck Meany Aflcio Industrial Union Department Aflcio Senate Tacoma Wash Teamsters Union Executive Board Teamsters John F. English English

75 Year Old Man Killed by Bees Near Evarts Kentucky

A 75-year-old man died after bees stung him while tending hives at his Harlan County home. Grant Shockley, who kept bees as a hobby, was stung on the face and neck and died about 10 minutes later.

Evarts Grant Shockley Harlan County

Defense Command Alerts On Unidentified Planes

The Air Force reported a low grade alert by the Continental Air Defense Command due to an unusual number of temporarily unidentified aircraft. The alert lasted about one hour and involved both U.S. and Canadian military and civilian planes including more bush pilots from Canada. Two planes were kept ready at each base during the alert.

Washington Air Force Continental Air Defense System Continental Air Defense Command United States

Girard Innocence Claimed Amid Japan Trial Debate

Congress and Girard's hometown push to save GI William S. Girard from a Japanese trial for fatally shooting a woman at an Army firing range. Rep Haley introduced a nonbinding resolution urging reconsideration of the agreement to let Japan try the soldier. Girard, 21, says the shooting was accidental and denies enticement of the victim.

Washington GI William S. Girard Congress Rep Haley D-Fla United States Japan Ottawa, I Girard Ottawa White House Eisenhower Camp Whittington Naka Sakai

Thunderheads Foil Plains Storms Then Veer Away

Severe weather warnings were issued for parts of northwest New Mexico and the Texas and Oklahoma Panhandles as thunderheads briefly threatened the area Friday night. The storms dissipated before 10:30 p.m. leaving heavy showers near Boise City and southwest of Dumas, with warnings canceled by 11 p.m.

Upper Panhandle Northwest New Mexico Texas Panhandle Oklahoma Panhandle Boise City Okla Dumas U.S Amarillo Air Terminal

Perry Como Show and Jerry Lewis Show Tonight Schedule

TV colorcast lists Perry Como at 6 p.m. followed by Jerry Lewis at 7 p.m. The Marriage airs at 8 p.m. on KGNC.

Kgnc- TV Perry Como Jerry Lewis

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