Dulles Says U S Lags In Space Race And Moon Goal
Secretary of State Dulles told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that the United States lags behind the Soviet Union in space exploitation but is closing the gap. He warned the moon victory may cost and may not be achievable as quickly as the Soviets. He discussed propaganda value and the ethics of spending hundreds of millions to reach the moon, contrasting democracies with despotisms.
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Washington
Dulles
United States
House Foreign Affairs Committee
U.S. Air Force
Rep
Vorys
Ohio
Pyramids
Egypt
Colosseum
Rome
Mamie Eisenhower Lands in Denver Snowstorm Visit
Mrs. Mamie Eisenhower arrived in Denver with sister Mrs. Gordon Moore after a two week Arizona vacation. She landed aboard Columbine III at Lowry Air Force Base during a March snowstorm and greeted local officials and family before an overnight stay with her mother Mrs. John S. Doud.
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Associated Press
Mamie Eisenhower
Denver
Arizona
John S. Doud
Lowry Air Force Base
Eugene P. Mussett
Mussett
James Briggs
U. S. Air Force Academy
Stephen L. R. McNichols
Colorado
Will F. Nicholson
Briggs
McNichols
Nicholson
Mrs. Eisenhower
Gordon Moore
Maine Chance Health Farm
Phoenix
Ariz
Perhaps the Young Man Had Something
A Globe News editor answers a Sunday morning call from a small boy asking about the weather predicament for today. The brief item captures a moment of newsroom routine and a child’s curiosity.
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Globe News
Formby Hints Governor Bid At 1960 Candidacy
Texas Highway Commission Chairman Marshall Formby hinted he may run for governor in 1960 at a meeting in Big Spring. Wayne Smith, a longtime friend, introduced him as "the 1960 governor of Texas" but Formby said he is not officially a candidate. He keynoted the first annual meeting of the U S Highway 87 Improvement Assn.
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Big Spring
Tex
Texas Highway Commission
Marshall Formby
Plainview
Wayne Smith
Formby
Texas
Smith
Cattle Drive Recreates Amarillo's Past With 1100 Cattle
Cattleman Bob Hulett leads a foot cattle drive into Amarillo marking the first since 1943. About 1,100 Hereford and Ancus cattle moved from east of town to the Western Stockyards along 3rd Street to protect wheat and ship to California. The two hour trek began at 2:30 p.m. with twelve horsemen assisting.
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Daily News
Billy Forbes
Texaco
E. 3Rd Avenue
Bud Hulett
Bob Hulett
Washburn
Hulett
California
Weather forecast for Amarillo and Panhandle region today
Winds shift to north 20 to 30 mph bringing blowing snow in the early morning. Snow expected to start at night and end by afternoon with continued windy cold conditions. Panhandle and South Plains forecast calls for up to four inches in the Panhandle, showers and snow flurries in the South Plains, and cooler, cloudy skies. New Mexico sees occasional snow and fog in extreme east with mountains flurries and partly cloudy elsewhere. Highs range from mid 30s to mid 50s, with prevailing easterly winds early day.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
South Plains
New Mexico
Debt Hike Threatens Long Session Ahead of Elections
Washington lawmakers face a possible extended Congress and another debt ceiling increase before the November vote. Leaders weigh public works funds and tax cuts to spur growth, with a second debt limit rise likely if tax intake stays weak.
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Washington
Congress
House
Cold War Education Push For Gifted Students
Senator Frank Church urged U S public schools to discover and develop each student’s talent, arguing equal opportunity means tailoring courses to ability. Dr James B Conant endorsed challenging the academically able top 20 percent with 15 to 20 hours of meaningful homework weekly.
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San Francisco
Frank Church
Idaho
U.S
Church
Western Region
American Association of School Administrators
Schooles
James B. Conant
Harvard
Nixon says Eisenhower runs the show in United States
Vice President Nixon told Britons on a TV interview that President Eisenhower is running the show in the United States. He rejected claims the President is a part time leader and said Eisenhower is in excellent condition. He avoided commenting on a 1960 nomination and focused on the 1958 elections.
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London
Nixon
Eisenhower
United States
Washington
Robin Day
Blaze Damages Dr Vick Residence In Amarillo
A fire began in the basement of Dr. Lester V. Vick’s two story home at 2819 Ong and caused extensive heat and smoke damage. Firefighters from Washington Street and 16th and Harrison stations spent over four hours combating flames, with the blaze likely burning for hours before discovery. One company remained to prevent rekindling.
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Lester V. Vick
Ong
Amarillo
Vicks
Washington Street
16Th and Harrison
Roy Hill
Love Breaks a Barrier The Horse That Broke the Boy
Cal Farley’s story appears in the Lenten Guideposts section with a focus on resilience and faith. The narrative centers on a horse’s role in a boy’s life and the challenges faced during Lent.
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Cal Farley
Copperhill Slayings Tied to Political Strife in Polk County
In Copperhill Tennessee two sheriff deputies were ambushed and killed after stopping a car near a beer tavern. Louis Wright and R A Rogers died, deputy Carmel Gibson survived. A copperhill mayor suggested politics as a motive amid a large manhunt and roadblocks. The violence echoes prior Polk County political clashes, including 1948 disturbances and later events.
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Copperhill
Tenn
Polk County
Louis Wright
R. A
Bob) Rogers
Carmel Gibson
Emil Greene
Greene
Here
Rogers
Wright
Augusta
Weather snapshot from Amarillo and regional readings
Telegraphed weather data show 59 days of sun in Amarillo through 1958 with comparative readings at 3 PM on Sunday. Wind, visibility and sky conditions listed for Houston Dallas Oklahoma City and Amarillo with cloudiness and overcast notes.
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Amarillo
Houston
Dallas
Okla
City
Kohler UAW feud erupts in Senate hearings
The long running personal feud between UAW official Emil Mazey and Kohler Co attorney Lyman Conger peaks at Senate Rackets Committee hearings. Mazey allegedly cursed and threatened Conger in the hearing room amid the 47 month strike against Kohler.
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Washington
Sheboygan
Wis
Senate
Emil Mazey
United Auto Workers
Lyman C. Conger
Kohler Co
Wisconsin
UAW
Sen. McClellan
D-Ark
Walter Reuther
Sen. Goldwater
Rarz
Reuther-Goldwater
Days of Chivalry End in Yanacoto Duel in Peru
Interior Minister Jorge Fernandez and Sen. Wilson Sologuren fought a dawn cavalry saber duel near Lima over accusations of conspiracy. Sologuren was wounded, hand tendons cut, while Fernandez had minor injuries. The fight followed political tensions and immunity questions amid President Prado's government.
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Lima
Peru
Jorge Fernandez
Fernandez
Sen
Wilson Sologuren
Yanacoto
Sologuren
Manuel Prado
Local notice fragment yields unnamed listing
Fragmentary OCR text provides a partial public notice with unreadable names and details. The readable portions indicate a local administrative action but lack clear entities, dates, or locations to specify the event or deadline.
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