NORAD Chief Warns of Red Nuclear Power
NORAD chief Maj Gen Marshall S Carter warned at a Denver gathering that Soviet nuclear striking power could be used for blackmail and that the USSRs conventional forces could be political pawns. He said a controlled economy backs a dangerous military posture threatening the free world and that only US air defense stands between survival and annihilation if SAC fails to deter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
Marshall S. Carter
North American Air Defense Command
NORAD
Ussr
Free World
Carter
Colorado Springs
United States
Canada
Strategic Air Command
SAC
Russia
Two Killed (Continued From Page 1) Homemaker Dies
Mrs. Barry, long employed in the Graham Plow Company mailing department, died after a long illness. Born September 9, 1905 in Oklahoma, she had no children and is survived by a sister, Mrs. A. D. Broadie of Amarillo, and two brothers, A. B. Hoyal of Amarillo and R. V. Hoyal of Dumas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry
Graham Plow Company
W. Tth
Oklahoma
A. D. Broadie
Amarillo
A. B. Hoya
R. V. Hoyal
Dumas
FTC actions and Howrey testify on Goldfine wool cases
Howrey refused to detail cases involving Goldfine in 1953 and 1955, saying he must testify Monday. Adams acknowledged arranging a 1955 meeting at Goldfine’s request. The FTC pursued three Goldfine firms under the wool labeling act, ultimately ending with cease and desist orders and no criminal prosecution, with a 1956 dismissal after Goldfine settled.
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Howrey
Goldfine
FTC
Adams
Harris
Robert T. Secrest
Sherman Adams
White House
Texas Panhandle Rangeland Threat Prompt Spraying Drive
Agricultural officials estimate one million acres of rangeland in the Texas Panhandle require urgent spraying to protect ranges and crops. An additional 200000 acres of roadsides and wasteland have already been treated, bringing total dangerously infested land to about 3.5 million across Texas Oklahoma Colorado Kansas and New Mexico. The official says the most urgent phase is roadside and field margin spraying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Department
Texas Panhandle
Texas
Oklahoma
Colorado
Kansas
New Mexico
Farmers inlarged Holdings To Survive In 1958 Dairy Economy
This report notes 1958 as a good year for bank deposits and farm loans in Hammond Wisconsin while dairy farmers struggle with rising costs. A Minnesota comparison shows dairy herd sizes shifting toward larger operations as equipment costs climb. The dairy farmer’s resilience hinges on hard work and market savvy amid rising farm spending and broader economic effects.
What Young People Think Driver's License Makes Man
A nationwide teen survey shows driving marks manhood more than first dates or curfew. Teens view licenses as grownup responsibility with cars symbolizing independence, prestige, and a path to adulthood across varied states and ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Endipo
St. Louis
Churchill's World War II Confidence Wavers in Secret Cables
Channeling new documents released by the State Department reveal Churchill privately questioned Allied victory in 1940. The 1 028 page volume covers 1940 U S relations with Britain the empire and allies and includes Kennedy’s May message noting Italy’s entry.
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Churchill
Franklin D. Roosevelt
State Department
U.S
British Commonwealth
Russia
Near East
Africa
Joseph Kennedy
London
Roosevelt
Cordell Hull
Kennedy
Italy
Tito Praises American Aid to Fight Hunger in Yugoslavia
Tito praised U.S. aid as essential for Yugoslavia despite not aiming to aid socialism. He claimed hunger threatened Yugoslavia and that American wheat, cotton, fats and other goods were needed. He challenged Khrushchev’s criticisms of credits and denounced Moscow’s 1948 Cominform stance. The crowd cheered with chants of Tito loyalty as Pravda and Peiping radio attacked Yugoslavia.
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Russia
Stalin
Ite
U.S
Yugoslavia
Tito
Khrushchev
Washington
United States
Soviet Bloc
Nagy
Hungary
Moscow
Romania
Red China
Peiping Radio
Judas
Thunderstorms Forecast For Plains Region
Thundershowers will affect the Panhandle and South Plains with isolated gusts and brief heavy showers. Cloudy conditions persist through Monday with scattered thundershowers and mild temperature shifts from 66 to near 89. Nearby towns report highs from 74 to 96 and varying rainfall measurements.
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Panhandle
South Plains
Amarillo Air Terminal
Hedley
Silverton
Dimmitt
Amarillo
U.S. Weather Bureau
Guvman
Okla
Gage
Tucumcari
N.M
Dalthart
Hobart
Childress
Lubbock
Clayton
Las Vegas
Dallas
Mom Rates High With Prisoners at Sing Sing
In Ossining New York inmates at Sing Sing Prison sent about 200 Mother's Day cards while only about 50 gave their fathers cards. The piece notes mothers are favored by convicts over fathers.
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Kenneth Upriach
Paducah
Robert Sloben
Chicago
Ossining
N.Y
UPI
Sing Sing Prison
Grandfather’s Homesteaded Farm Mirrors Bigger Agriculture
John Rennington, son of a Norwegian homesteader, runs a mixed farm with 36 dairy cows, 31 stock cattle, hogs, and diversified crops. Ronningen’s 110 acres of corn and 35 of oats fuel feed. two government loaned corn cribs store sealed corn. He faces price declines but cow values rise. egg farming ends as farms scale up to survive.
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John Rennington
Norway
Twin City
Ronnincen
Ronningen
Uncle Sam
Rural Life and Expenses Reflected in Farm Household
A spring loan of 600 dollars helps Ronningen cover winter debts while his prosperous appearing farm incurs high costs. Electric bills run 35 to 40 dollars monthly due to equipment such as a 2000 dollar automatic barn cleaner and other electric appliances like a dishwasher and clothes dryer.
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Ronningen
Melon Shippers Close Plants In Rio Grande Valley
In McAllen Texas cantaloupe shippers announce shutdowns of their plants ahead of schedule as the late spring deal winds down. Tomato markets are mostly idle awaiting price improvements while heavy shipments and burned vines push operators to quit to avoid losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcallen, Tex
Rio Grande Valley
Arizona
California
Texas Navy commissions land locked submarine Turtle II
CORSICANA AP The Texas Navy may now be the only navy in the world with a land locked submarine as part of its fleet. Turtle II a one man operated sub was officially commissioned by Gov Price Daniel in ceremonies at Lake Halbert.
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Corsicana
Texas
Price Daniel
Lake Halbert
Weather Summary from Amarillo Bureau Report
Data from the U S Weather Bureau Amarillo shows yesterday’s precipitation none and year to date totals 0.03 inches this month 8.21 inches and year total 11.56 inches with all time average 8.51 inches.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Amarillo
Obituary notices list services pending for Barry Cudd and Finley
Ray Barry of 303-A Fairmont and Donald Neal Cudd of Perryton are noted with services pending. Barry is sister of Mrs. A. E. Broadie and others. Cudd is son of Mr and Mrs. Gene Cudd and brother and grandson to listed families. Charles J. Finley, 63, of Plainview, body sent to Dalhart for service and burial.
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Barry
Ray Barry
Fairmont
A. E. Broadie
R. V
A. B. Hoyal
Ccudd
Donald Neal Cudd
Perryton
Gene Cudd
Genette Sue
Micheal Earl
J. E. Cudd
Claude Sheets
Finley Charles J. Finley
Plainview
Dalhart
Obituary notices for Mary Dryden and Howard Lee Martin
Mary Tennessee Dryden 47 of 2611 Henning wife of Foy mother of Mrs. Harland Collins sister of J D Davis daughter of Hazel Davis service 2 pm Monday Westminster Presbyterian Church burial Llano. Howard Lee Martin 8 son of Arthur G Martin brother of Caroline grandson of William Martin and Mr and Mrs Pop Blevins body sent to Daushty Funeral Home Tucumcari for service and burial
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Dryden
Mary Tennessee Dryden
Henning
Foy
Harland Collins
Ford Madison
J. D. Davis
Hazel Davis
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Llano
Mart
Howard Lee Martin
Tucumcari
Arthur G. Martin
Caroline
Mary
Charlotte
William Martin
Pop Blevins
Daushty Funeral Home
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Ike Devore Moncey
Plains States
Gulf Coast
East
Denver
Air Force Assn
Kemp Gladys Lucille
South Buchanan
J. A. Kemp
Levi
Joe L
Loren Powel
Greenville
Calg
Daniel Due
Rowland Evans Jr
Washington Staff
Rowland Evans Jr, Hammon&d
Wis
C. R. Nelson
Mr. Nelson
Minnesota
Nelson
Hieness
Hammond
Eugene Gilbert
Grandpa
Dad
Jeffrey Silverstein
Brooklyn
N. Y
Fred Brandill
Austin
Minn
Robert FE. Petersen
Petesen
New Haven
Conn
Bob Hatler
Los Angeles
Pat Emilian
Detroit
Seymour Brandice
New Haven, Conn
Winston Churchill
Britain
Caribbean
Tite
Peiping
Communist Party
Pravda
Nepszabadasag
Imre Nagy
Deason
Melon Shippers
Daniel
U.S. Weather Observation
Ls S . Weather Bureau
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Houston
San Angelo
San Antonio
Wichita Falls
Albuquerque
Atlanta
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Detroit &S
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Mont
Guymon
Kansas City
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New Orleans
New York City
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Phoenix
Rapid City
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Wees
Seattle
Vedort
Washington, D.C
Wichita
Roxwell Bros. Funeral Homes
Stratford
Amarillo Monument Co
E. 27Th Ave
A. D. Stith
Mgr
Tide-Turner
Shamrock
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