Amarillo Couple Die In Collision At Canyon Highway
Amarillo painter Ray Barry and his wife Mary Ella Barry died when their car collided head on with a Pinkney Packing Company van at Western Avenue and the Canyon Highway. The Barrys, both of 303 A Fairmont, were killed instantly. van occupants Clarence Box and Gene Duncum were treated for injuries and listed in fair condition. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Boxwell Brothers.
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Amarillo
Western Avenue
Canyon Highway
Ray Barry
Mary Ella Barry
Fairmont
Randall County
Pinkney Packing Company
E. Ord
Northwest Texas Hospital
30 Day Strike Ends at Phillips Borger
Local 351 members return to Phillips Petroleum jobs in Borger after a 30 day strike. Union approved back to work 12 10 a m Sunday and voted 1253 to 413 in favor of a $5 monthly assessment to support 33 fired workers awaiting NLRB hearing.
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International Union of Operating Engineers
Union and Company
National Labor Relations Board
Plains
Phillips
Baseball Scores Western and American Leagues Emphasize 1958 Strike Ending
Western League results show Amarillo and others with varied scores while American League notes Detroit and Kansas City games. National League highlights Cincinnati and Chicago at odds. San Francisco beats Philadelphia. The piece then reports on a May 14 1958 general strike ending with a three year contract and details about Plains Plant picket lines and union firings.
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Amarillo
Lincoln
Pueblo
Ment
Electronic organs and lungs foreseen by Mr Sarnoff
In a letter to the editor D B Scope of Wellington cites Mr Sarnoff who runs a small radio and TV business predicting future electronic replacements for body organs. A skeptic warns of overreliance and a possible electronic brain with a bad tube behind a disquieting song.
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Sarnoff
KGNC TV Colorcast Matinee Theatre Is Right
KGNC TV announces a matinee colorcast at the theatre showing the latest rightward themed program. Viewers are invited to attend the colorcast event and enjoy the screening.
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Kgnc-Tv
Former FTC Chair Says No Special Favor for Goldfine
Former FTC chairman Edward F. Howrey said Bernard Goldfine was treated no differently in his case. Senator Thye criticized Adams for possible gifts from Goldfine and called for explanations. Governor Williams urged a Justice Department probe and Adams appearance before Congress. Continued on Page 2.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Sherman Adams
Boston
Bernard Goldtine
FTC
Edward F. Howrey
Smathers
Adams
Eisenhower
Thye
White House
Goldfine
Michigan
Abc-Tv
Nothing's Too Good For Dad on His Day
A disorderly conduct charge against Randolph G. McKinnish was dismissed on Father's Day after a quarrel with his wife in Northeastern Police Court. The exchange featured Magistrate Simon Schonfield asking about Father’s Day gifts and Mrs McKinnish replying turkey would be the gift, with McKinnish noting he cooked it himself.
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Baltimore
Randolph G. McKinnish
Simon Schonfield
Adams Letter Links Goldfine Gifts to FTC Probe
Adams described a Goldfine-FTC dispute in a letter to House subcommittee chair Oren Harris. Harris scheduled testimony from Howrey and current FTC officials as political tensions rose over allegations that Adams, Eisenhower's top aide, accepted expensive gifts. Adams admitted hotel bill payments by Goldfine but rejected what he called unwarranted and unfair charges.
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Adams
Oren Harris
D-Ark
House
Harris
Howrey
FTC
Eisenhower
Goldfine
Minneapolis Tribune
Des Moines Register
Boston
Tropical Storm Alma Disintegrates Over Rio Grande Valley
Alma, the season’s first tropical storm, weakened over Texas’s lower Rio Grande Valley causing one death from a Galveston beach drowning. Forecasters warned of heavy rains up to five inches and high winds along the coast, with beaches and small craft advisories in effect as Alma moves inland toward central Texas.
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Brownsville
Tex
Alma
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
Moxico
Laredo
Rio Grande
Galveston
A. B. Wilson
Houston
Gulf of Mexico
Eagle Pass
Weather Bureau
Corpus Christi
Mexico City
Texas-Mexico
International Falcon Dam
Weather Summary for Amarillo in 1958
The report notes Amarillo had 148 clear days and 20 non clear days in 1958 with conditions including cloudy skies in Dallas and thunderstorms in parts of the region. Comparative readings at 3 pm show mixed sun and cloud across Texas cities.
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Amarillo
Sunda
Houston
Dallas
Tito Praises United States In Belgrade Speech
President Tito denounced Khrushchev for insulting Yugoslavia and praised the United States before about 50 000 in Labin as he criticized Soviet bloc campaigns against Yugoslavia. He accused Eastern leaders of lies and vowed to fight to a victorious end while noting U.S. aid.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Tito
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Labin
Khrushchev
Communist Party
Sofia
Russia
China
U.S
Daniel to Visit Dumas for Panhandle Grasshopper Tour
Gov Price Daniel arrives in Dumas for a grasshopper tour and to discuss the Panhandle infestation with county officials. He plans to meet entomologists and agents, tour infested areas, and seek all state assistance. A dinner and grasshopper control meeting follow the 1:30 p.m. arrival events.
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Gov
Price Daniel
Dumas
Panhandle
Ers
Daniel
Sneed
North Plains
President Chamoun Fires Submachine Gun in Beirut Clash
Fighting erupts around the presidential palace as rebels clash with government forces in Beirut. UPI reports say 100 killed in 48 hours, with 79 dead per semi official sources. Prime Minister Solh’s residence looted and destroyed. US Embassy dependents warned of possible evacuation Amidst arson and shelling.
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Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
Camille Chamoun
U.S
Basra
Samiel Solh
Vacation Pak Offer for Amarillo Daily News Readers
While you tour sights and enjoy scenery, plan to return to two weeks of news. The Amarillo Daily News will save your papers and deliver a Vacation Package on return with all news, sports, politics, and comics, at no extra charge.
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Amarillo Daily News
Lebanese Civil Unrest Threatens Open War as U S Embassy Alerts
Rebel Chief Saehb Salam vowed to continue fighting as Chamoun dissension deepens. The United Nations intervention is denounced as useless while Ambassador McClintock seeks an automatic embassy alert. Couriers told Americans to stay indoors as fighting spreads through Beirut downtown.
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Saehb Salam
Chamoun
McClintock
Lebanon
Beirut
Fire Department Responds to House Fire in Pleasant Valley
At 8 46 p m the Amarilla Fire Department was dispatched to 300 East Slope in Pleasant Valley for a house fire. Fire crews arrived to mitigate flames and contained the incident with no immediate reports of injuries. Investigations into the cause were not available in the provided text.
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Amarilla
E. Slope
Pleasant Valley
Man Is Killed Near Wheeler
Clarence L. Smith a 21 year old employee of General Telephone Company of Mobeetie died from head injuries after his car overturned four times on State Highway 152 four miles west of Wheeler. Investigating officers said loss of control on a curve caused the accident. Smith died at Wheeler Hospital at 4 50 a m his body to be taken to Hope Ark for services and burial. Kirk Funeral Home arranged arrangements in Wheeler.
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Cott, Ark
Wheeler Hospital
Here
Clarence L. Smith
General Telephone Company
Mobeetie
Smith
Wheelep
Hope, Ark
Wheeler
The
Kirk Funeral Home
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Clarence Box
Gene Duncum
Bivins
Texas Highway Patrol
el Paso
Highway Patrol
Mrs
Barry
Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home
Phillips Petroleum Company
National League Cincinnata
Chicago
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Crossroads Report
Fey
Gress
D. B. Scope
Wellington
Associated Press
SAY
Edward J. Thye
R-Minn
S. J. Glenn Beall
R-Md
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Charles E. Potter
R-Mich
John J. Williams
R-Del
George Smathers
D-Fla
Dad
Annie Oakley
Dorothy Johnson
Weather Forecast
U.S Weather Bureau
Amarielo
South Plains
New Mexico
Dem &.c
Sivsess
Prins
Saene Max
Vest
Mans Gun
Cation
Robert McClintock
State Department
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