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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1958
Page
1
A devotional note quotes Psalm 18:24 and Jurten C Hyer urging one day of courage and trust. The speaker commits to living righteously for a 12 hour span and displaying best traits, seeking happiness through faith and action.
Sen. Richard L. Neuberger proposes that Congress be held to the same conflict of interest rules as executive agencies. He argues lawmakers must divest from holdings that could affect legislation and urges equal treatment for elected and appointed officers of government. If Congress won’t take its own medicine, it should change the prescription.
Washington debate questions a long held belief that the United States should never strike first in war. Rep. Errett Scrivner calls it unwritten law and warns it risks destruction, while Rep. Robert L. F. Sikes urges adopting a first strike approach when circumstances demand it.
A number of companies in Saint Louis use small rockets as a source of hot compressed gases to test heat resistance and study corrosion. The method offers a fast and relatively cheap route to high temperature and high pressure research.
Arizona faces economic strain as copper production declines and layoffs rise. The state, a major copper producer, seeks higher import taxes to bolster prices and protect tax revenue, arguing for targeted relief based on industry needs and expert analysis.
The 11 year old child prodigy Minou Drouet recounts solitude rain and wind as friends. She claims to author poems a novel piano and guitar pieces and an operetta all while designing her own clothes. Her happiness is work and critics compare her potential to a future French premier.
Marilyn Monroe sat close to Arthur Miller as he was inducted into the National Institute of Arts and Letters. Samuel Goldwyn railed at Chaplin’s films being omitted from Brussels Fair honors. Maxwell Rabb received gifts and a portrait for White House display. Alajalov and Romanoff quarreled over Russian dialogue while Maurice Chevalier declined a City of Hope telethon invite.
In Dalhart eight residents react to proposed price rise from 1.25 to 1.50 for men’s haircuts. Some say it’s too high and could push wages or households toward economic stress or socialism, while others defend or accept the move as in line with rising costs. Supporters emphasize overall price trends and affordability within the current economy.
Howard M. Payne of Dumas celebrates Flag Day and the flag’s symbolism. He argues Americans should always unfurl the flag on Flag Day, saluting its history and meaning as patriotism and national unity are recalled amid war anxieties.
The Daily News of Amarillo an independent Democratic newspaper notes its 1909 establishment and current publishing details. It lists offices at Ninth and Harrison and staff roles including publisher editors and department heads with subscription rates for home delivery and mail within and outside a 300 mile radius.
In a warm exchange, Mrs. Poke Bennett notes a letter from Georgia foreshadowing a new assignment for John and a possible move. She recalls Sis’s lively housecleaning, Tuck’s sweetness, and affordable logistics as they read between the lines about mildew, storage needs, and a larger refrigerator.
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