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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1955

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Peron Discharges Two Bishops in Buenos Aires Dispute

President Peron and his cabinet order the removal of Rt Rev Manuel Tato and Rt Rev Ramon Novoa from government duties for alleged instigation of Catholic observances on May 6 and June 11. The bishops and two clerics were summoned to a federal judge. no arrest evident. The decree ends government recognition of Catholicism as state religion, though Cardinal Capello may keep his position separate from government ties.

Buenos Aires Argentina Juan D. Peron Peron Juan Carlos Almeida Santiago Luis Cardinal Capello Manuel Tato Ramon Pablo Novoa Spain Vatican Msgr Tato Novoa

Adenauer signals possible Moscow visit after talks with Eisenhower

West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer told about 700 reporters at a Washington news conference that he might accept Russia's invitation to visit Moscow but that the trip would require thorough preparation and could come later in the summer. He and Eisenhower urged collective security to preserve Germany's independence and rejected any neutral role in exchange for unification.

Washington Konrad Rdenauer Russia Moscow Adenauer Eisenhower Dulles Germany Europe

Menon Seeks Peace in Far East After Talks With U S Leaders

Indian diplomat V K Krishna Menon emerged from talks with President Eisenhower and senior officials feeling considerably encouraged about peace prospects in the Far East. He argued Red China is independent of the Soviet Union and not taking orders from Moscow. Menon planned a brief New York visit after meeting with the president, Nixon and Dulles, and he praised the cordial reception and attention to his Asia Pacific assessment.

India Menon Tke Washington Kremlin V. K. Krishna Menon Far East Eisenhower U.S Red China Soviet Union New York Richard Nixon Sec John Foster Dulles Asia The Pacific Associated Press White House

Indian envoy Menon discusses U S China tensions with Eisenhower and Dulles

After a 45 minute talk with President Eisenhower and an 80 minute session with Secretary Dulles, Indian diplomat V K Menon offered no detail beyond noting difficulties between the United States and Red China. He cited the Formosa situation as a key issue from their discussions.

Menon U.S Eisenhower Dulles Red China United States Red

National Democratic head visits Texas in peacemaking tour

The National Democratic chairman Paul Butler spoke to about 300 West Texas Democrats at Fair Park Coliseum in Lubbock urging unity across factions. He said Democrats nationwide share a single party and aims to bridge differences among regional and ideological groups during a six day Texas tour.

West Texas Lubbock Fair Park Coliseum Texas National Party Butler Shivers Democratic Party of North South Associated Press D. Sawyer New Mexico Paul Butler

New Pampa Homes Top One a Day Clip

New homes in Pampa rise at about one a day with a steady building pace in 1955. City permits show 32 new homes and six new business structures approved in May, plus 13 remodels and one other building. Total value tops $2 million, with projects including the $150,000 Ideal Food Store and a $45,000 Hobart Street bowling alley.

Pampa Daily News James Cowan Ideal Food Store Purviance and Francis Hobart St

Sympathy With Ike Golf Holidays

In Lubbock on June 14 National Democratic Chairman Paul Butler explained why President Eisenhower may want to escape Washington. He shared at Augusta that Butler played the National Golf Course retreat, noting four pars and a 101 score. He joked about numerous divots implying Democrats or squirrels on the course.

Lubbock National Democratic Paul Butler Eisenhower Washington Butler Augusta

Butler Attacks Eisenhower and Republicans in Off Year Speech

Butler assails the Eisenhower administration as controlled by selfish interests while praising the general’s military record. He criticizes the administration as the most blindly partisan in history and urges civilian scrutiny of presidential power.

Butler Eisenhower

Amarillo to hold police chief exam June 27 and form airport board

Amarillo officials set June 27 for the police chief examination to fill the vacancy left by Sid Harper with Ralph Rhodes as acting chief. The City Commission also approved terms for an Amarillo Airport Board, delaying final action to discuss appointments. The board would supervise airport operations, budgeting, negotiations with airlines, and promote aviation development.

Paul Timmons Daily News Amarillo City Commission Sid Harper Ralph H Rusty) Rhodes Harper Texas Firemen’s Policemen's Joe Fletcher Texas Department of Public Safety

High Winds and Hail Hit South Plains Texas

The Associated Press reports violent storms across western Texas with high winds destroying houses near Sylvester west of Abilene and heavy hail and rain. Post suffered two inches of rain and demolished homes. other towns like Plainview Levelland Ralls Vernon saw damage and power outages. No injuries reported. Local merchants shoveled hail and cotton crops were damaged. Showers lingered in eastern Panhandle with light moisture measured at the weather bureau.

Associated Press Texas Austin Department of Public Safety Sylvester Tex Abilene Post South Plains Plainview Levelland Ralls Vernon Doug Meador Matador Tribune East Panhandle Weather Bureau Amarillo Claude Clarendon

British Rail Strike Ends After 17 Days

Britain's locomotive engineers and firemen halted a 17 day walkout and began moving engines again. Telegraphed orders rushed centers to restore traffic as up to 67 000 workers return to cabs, with near normal service expected by tomorrow. The strike cost railways about 2.5 million dollars daily and prompted a pledge to hear pay claims for higher differentials. Prime Minister Eden's government had declared a national emergency during the dispute.

London Britain Railways British Transport Commission Eden

Weather Summary for 1955 Amarillo Reading

Weather report shows 49 of 165 days sunny in Amarillo in 1955. At 4 p.m. yesterday readings include Houston 0.4 mph and 22 miles visibility partly cloudy Dallas 12 mph and 15 miles partly cloudy Oklahoma City 13 mph partly cloudy Amarillo 22 mph and 4 miles cloudy.

Amarillo Houston Dallas Ssssar Okla City Amarilla

Five Day West Texas Forecast From Reau Weather

Five day outlook for West Texas shows temperatures near normal with normal lows 56 to 74 and highs 85. Precipitation is moderate to locally heavy in widely scattered thunderstorms.

Associated Press Texas

Mock Alert Slated for Major Cities Tomorrow

A nationwide simulated nuclear attack drill is planned with President Eisenhower leading 15 000 officials in evacuation to secret hideouts. Air raid sirens will sound in Washington and 55 cities at 12 05 p m EDT as Civil Defense prepares for 26 hours of casualty and housing planning and a three day presidential response.

Washington Eisenhower Midwest Far West Ing Secretary of Defense Wilson Congress

E Day Observance In Amarillo At Fair Park Coliseum

Volunteers and workers will assemble at 10 00 a.m. in Fair Park Coliseum for a mass meeting on Evacuation Day. Rev Leon Hill delivers the principal address on The Virtue of Prudence. Short talks by Gene Miller Red Cross disaster coordinator Bob Roseberry Civil Defense coordinator and County Judge Bill Adams follow as the full purpose of E Day is explained.

Amarillo Fair Park Coliseum Leon Hill Gene Miller Red Cross Bob Roseberry Bill Adams

Amarillo Hosts Civil Defense Drill Evacuation Plan

Amarillo gears for a national Civil Defense and Red Cross disaster drill. The city will shelter and feed up to 20 000 evacuees from downstate Texas while volunteers train for emergency response. The event, described as a structural drill, welcomes spectators and volunteers.

Red Cross Amarillo Texas

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