Scientist Reunites With Mother After Long Disappearance
Dudley B. Smith of Larchmont N Y describes life after leaving Pasadena in 1952. An aeronautical scientist and WWII test pilot, he worked as a groom on California tracks and at Caltech on a secret project. He was identified by Hollywood Park and reunited with his mother in Glendale. Timothy Smith, his son by adoption, plans August visit for a reunion.
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Ike defends Adams after admonishing imprudent actions
President Eisenhower rebuked Sherman Adams for imprudent actions tied to industrialist Bernard Goldfine. He then affirmed Adams remains essential, saying I need him and that his chief assistant has a hand in everything.
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Eisenhower backs Adams amid GOP doubts and ethics questions
The White House faced mixed Republican backing for Adams amid a House probe into gifts from Goldfine. Governors and chairmen across states voiced support or concern while Eisenhower defended Adams’ integrity and kept him in office, asserting a gift is not a bribe. He praised Adams’ public service and indicated no firing was forthcoming.
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Pastor Charged in Tucumcari Armed Robbery Case
Brown denied taking money after a fight at a Thursday night incident. He claimed he struck Allison with an object but did not steal funds. He appeared in court surprised by the armed robbery accusation. Sheriff Garett noted Brown recently moved from Albuquerque, previously from Flint, Michigan, and had been acquitted there.
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Inglis Injured in Cabinet Shop Accident
H. E. Inglis, 52, of 1613 N. 20th, was in fair condition at Northwest Texas Hospital after surgery for injuries from an accident at Don Stark cabinet shop, 1718 W. 3rd. His left hand was caught in a circular saw, badly cutting the third and fourth fingers. The incident happened about 4:30 p.m.
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Boy Hospitalized After Fight Here
A 15-year-old Amarillo boy was hospitalized Wednesday night after a fight at Glenwood City Park in southeast Amarillo. Police reported he refused to identify other participants or provide details. He was in good condition at Northwest Texas Hospital with cuts and bruises on his face and head.
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Tulsa Firm to Build 16-Unit SAC Housing at Amarillo Base
Amarillo base to host SAC personnel in a mixed project of single and duplex homes. Seventeen hundred twelve units planned with 112 three-bedroom airmen duplexes and 26 four-bedroom airmen duplexes, plus multiple officer and commander single units. Bid totals by alternates reach 1 006 710 and base bids exceed 7.5 million.
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Firefighting and fireworks rules in Amarillo area discussed
Local law officers warned against public fireworks sharing safety tips and urged attending professional displays. A new state law imposes 500 dollar licensing fees on manufacturers and 2 dollar fees on dealers, bans sales to under ten, and forbids discharge within 600 feet of hospitals churches or schools with up to one year in jail and a thousand dollar fine. Amarillo firefighters battled two grass fires in Pleasant Valley and 1920 Western, under countywide cooperation after a Panhandle officers meeting.
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Tax Cut Plan Targets Auto Excise Taxes
The plan would impose a 10 percent excise tax on passenger cars and suspend half of the 10 percent levy on trucks with retroactive effect to March 1. Supporters say it could raise car sales by up to 12 percent and help blunt the recession while McNamara delays his amendment to allow Douglas a vote first.
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Light Showers Move Through Panhandle Area
Light showers hit the Panhandle and South Plains with scattered rain in Dalhart Dumas Perryton and Spearman. Winds reached up to 40 mph as a front moved east toward McLean with more thundershowers forecast for today.
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Court splits on tax levy for federal leased property
The Texas Supreme Court ruled 6 to 1 that federal property used for private business can be taxed by the state. Phillips Chemical must pay Dumas ISD property taxes on Cactus Ordnance Works, despite federal ownership, under leasehold provisions effective in 1950.
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