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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1956

Page

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Soil Bank Drouth Aid Set By Benson

Agriculture Secretary Ezra T. Benson announced this year’s soil bank payments for farmers who lose crops to drought or blight. Rates include 4 dollars per unplanted acre of 1956 winter wheat and not less than 6 dollars per acre for crops plowed under due to adverse weather.

Washington Ezra T. Benson Benson USDA True D. Morse Agriculture Department White House Congress Harold D. Cooley D-N. C House Agriculture Committee Department Soil Bank

President Eisenhower Undergoes Successful Operation

President Eisenhower underwent surgery at Walter Reed to relieve an intestinal obstruction. The operation lasted 1 hour 53 minutes and was declared successful with the president in satisfactory condition. Patients included Major General Heaton and Drs Ravdin Gants and Smith.

Washington Eisenhower James C. Hagerty Hagerty Nixon Leonard D. Heaton Walter Reed Isador Ravdin University of Pennsylvania Medical School Philadelphia Robert T. Gants Max D. Smith Associated Press Maj John Eisenhower Walter Reed Hospital President Eisenhower

Republican nomination race could hinge on Eisenhower health

The piece notes a looming GOP struggle among Nixon Knowland and Christian without naming him as frontrunners while Democrats push Eisenhower health concerns. Stevenson echoes the view he would not stay as a part time president, with Truman and others hoping his illness is not serious and he returns quickly.

Eisenhower White House Nixon Knowland California Christian A GOP Butler Stevenson Truman Paris Richard M. Nixon Europe Adlai Stevenson

Weather summary for Amarillo 1956 and surrounding readings

The report notes 150 days with sun over Amarillo in 1956 out of 159. Comparative readings at 3 PM Thursday show Houston at 8 to 15 mph with clear sky, Oklahoma City at 10 to 15 mph with partly cloudy, Amarillo at 9 to 15 mph with partly cloudy to cloudy conditions.

Amarillo Houston Okla City

Illness Casts Shadow Over Washington

President Eisenhower's illness sparks concern across official Washington with restrained hopes for a quick recovery. Senators Mansfield and Stevenson express desire for calm and speedy return, while Nixon recalls a similar past ailment and Truman offers sympathy. The stock market dips then recovers amid the news. Kefauver rests after California primary win as Stevenson comments from Santa Barbara.

Gardner L. Bridge Washington Eisenhower Sen. Mansfield D-Mont Stevenson Santa Barbara Calif California Estes Kefauver Tennessee Kefauver Palm

House Tentatively Approves Aid Bill With Yugoslavia Vote

The House moved toward final passage on a 3.8 billion dollar foreign aid bill while preserving Yugoslavia aid. A Kelly amendment to cut Tito out failed 123 to 95, with language added to allow continued Yugoslav assistance under conditions. Debate highlighted divisions over handling Tito’s alignment with the Soviet bloc.

Washington House Eisenhower Yugoslavia Edna F. Kelly Tito United States Harrison Williams D-Nj Congress Francis E. Dorn Rep. Richards D-Sc Foreign Affairs Committee Rayburn Dtex

Western League: Amarillo outlasts Topeka in 13 innings

Amarillo beat Topeka 11 to 8 in 13 innings. Lincoln topped Albuquerque 4 to 2. Des Moines defeated Spring 5 to 0. Pueblo won 6 to 0 at Sioux City. Bellwether results across leagues include Baltimore over Kansas City 6 to 3, Boston 5 over Chicago 3, Detroit 7 over Washington 0, Cleveland 9 over New York 0, Chicago 5 over Philadelphia 4, Cincinnati 6 over Brooklyn 4, Pittsburgh 2 over St. Louis 0, New York 7 over Milwaukee 2.

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

Haley to Head Panhandle Rally at Memorial Park

Memorial Park will host a Panhandle rally for J Evetts Haley’s bid for Texas governor on June 21. A basket dinner precedes speeches after 7 p.m. If weather turns bad the event moves to Amarillo College auditorium. Ed Roberts led site selection. Jack Taylor named permanent campaign chairman with several planning committees formed. Haley spoke at a Madisonville cattlemen’s convention yesterday.

Jack Taylor Canyon Haley Panhandle Madisonville

Storms Sweep Across Region Trigger Tank Fire

A line of thunderstorms from Hobbs New Mexico to near Dalhart produced rain hail and dust and caused a large oil storage tank fire seven miles south of Sunray. Lightning ignited the Continental Carbon Co. tank around 8 p.m. It burned nearly two hours before firefighters let it burn out as winds from the northeast kept other buildings safe.

Hobbs N.M Dalhart Continental Carbon Co Sunray

Rainy Weather Drenches Amarillo And Panhandle Areas

The Weather Bureau reports Amarillo saw two hours of rain totaling 0.15 inches between 8 and 10 p.m. Heavy rains, hail, and dust hit surrounding areas with Hereford recording 0.16 inches and Canyon 0.30 inches. Storms began after 7 p.m. in western Panhandle and eastern New Mexico and moved southeast with gusty winds and scattered showers across Tucumcari Portales Clovis and other towns.

Amarillo Hereford Panhandle New Mexico Tucumcari N.M Clayton Union County Clovis N. M Portales

Bulganin Urges West to Withdraw Troops from Germany

Soviet Premier Bulganin asks Eisenhower and Western powers to join in reducing armed forces in Germany. He proposes a step by step disarmament approach, starting with France and Russia cutting troops in Germany, to ease tensions and advance talks. The letter, dated June 6 and delivered yesterday, accompanies the Soviet May 14 plan to cut 1.2 million Soviet troops.

Washington Bulganin Eisenhower United States Britain France Russia Germany Soviet Union East Germany Eg J

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