Eisenhower to Press Atomic War Deterrence in TV Speech
President Eisenhower plans a nationwide radio television address to stress the futility of atomic war and the united resolve to stand firm at Berlin. Officials foresee no surprises and expect a cohesive restatement of deterence, with Amarillo hearing the speech on KGNC-TV and KGNC Radio.
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Snow Strands Thousands as Twisters Hit Midwest
A powerful late winter storm roared from the Midwest to the Northeast spawning heavy snow, high winds and tornadoes. It left at least four dead and dozens injured with thousands stranded by drifts and power outages across Wisconsin Nebraska Iowa and Ohio. Tornadoes touched down in Illinois Arkansas and Michigan as winds up to 80 mph knocked down trees and lines. The Sparkman PD Foster freighter was blown aground near Toledo before being towed off.
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Bandits Stage Deserted Dinner Party Robbery in Mission Hills
In Mission Hills suburb near Kansas City, twenty guests were surprised by masked robbers during dessert. The bandits collected furs jewelry and cash, with losses ranging from two to three hundred dollars. some guests hid valuables and two robbers appeared amateurish.
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George P. Lacy
Tribe Joyful At Land Loss
About 500 Chippewa Indians in Sarnia celebrate government approval of selling 3,000 acres of their reservation to Crown Trust of Canada for about 6 million dollars. Spokesmen say each member could receive up to 150,000. Proceeds go into a tribal fund to be distributed by the council.
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Nightshirt Lincoln idea sparks voter fashion critique
In a Crossroads letter from Wellington, D. E. Scott quips about displaying Abraham Lincoln in a nightshirt to judge candidates. The neighbor suggests voters choose officials who still look impressive in such attire, proposing humorous campaign critiques.
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Macmillan Seen as Western Leader in U S Berlin Crisis Talks
British observers ahead of Macmillan's Washington trip view him as the Western bloc leader with credit for any coherence in the allied line. The Sunday Times contrasts Ike's balancing act with Macmillan's proposals while noting Eisenhower's push to fill Dulles' vacuum and avoid a summit clash with Khrushchev.
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Macmillan Gives Direction After Eisenhower Meeting
Washington reporters describe a shift in leadership perception after a high level talk between Macmillan and Eisenhower. Dulles absence is noted as reducing authority though optimism grows for a clearer policy path. The Liberal Observer and Sunday Dispatch warn that America, France, and Germany reluctantly accept Macmillan’s leadership in a period of uncertain national unity.
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Kennedy Receives Threats Aimed at His Children
Senate Labor Committee chief counsel Robert F. Kennedy disclosed anonymous calls threatening harm to his six children. The threats, received over weeks including last December, surfaced as investigators examine labor racketeering and ties between corrupt leaders and extortion schemes. Kennedy did not request protective steps and declined further comment.
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TV Schedule Highlights for KGNC Day Lineup
KGNC TV airs Colorcast Truth or Consequences at 1 p.m. Then Haggis Baggis at 1 30 p.m. and an Arthur Murray party at 9 p.m. Local listings show a compact daily schedule with varied entertainment and instructional segments.
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Campus Melee Darkens Yale St Patrick Parade
New Haven officials condemn a St Patrick's Day parade melee at Yale that drew about 1500 students and many police. Griswold calls boorish, McManus calls it disgraceful, and some student leaders fault police roughness while urging calm on campus through Monday.
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Amarillo Sees Sunny Streak Across 65 Of 74 Days
Regional weather summary notes 65 days of sun in Amarillo during 199 with comparative readings at 3 p.m. Sunday. Winds 5 to 15 MPH, visibility fair, sky fair in Amarillo and Dallas, clear in Oklahoma City, with Houston at 12 to 15 MPH and fair conditions.
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Train Snowbound In Milwaukee Snowstorm Delays
A Milwaukee train with 150 aboard became stuck in 12-foot drifts during a late winter storm. Three other passenger trains, snarled for hours, finally moved to freedom as darkness and freezing temperatures set in. Train No 216 remained bogged down.
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Pileup Leaves Local Snarl
Shamrock reports a Saturday highway wreck on U S Route 66 causing about 26 hospitalizations and 25 vehicle damages. The daylong incident left Terry Bentley 18 months in critical condition with a concussion while his mother and sister were treated for injuries. Local police rush to identify responsible factors amid a sandstorm and pileups across the region.
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Weather Forecast from Weather Bureau
The Weather Bureau issue provides a regional forecast highlighting likely conditions. It notes periods of rain and cooler temperatures with a mix of sun across the area and details expected by the end of the week.
Shamrock Opens St Patrick Day Festivities With Guest Speaker
Shamrock kicks off its annual St Patrick Day observance with Texas Secretary of State Zollie Steakley as guest speaker at 7 30 p m Monday. A banquet at the Na starts the community celebration.
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Shamrock St Patrick Day events kickoff with parade and crowning
The town plans a full St Patrick’s Day program with a breakfast at 8 a.m. at a Dixie Restaurant, old settlers’ registration at 9 a.m., and a concert by Lubbock Christian College Choir. Mayor Worley to introduce guests and receive a Trans World Airlines shamrock gift. A parade with 55 floats and 16 bands rolls through downtown starting at N Main, then Madden, ending near Madden’s 700 block. Miss Irish Rose crowned at 2:45 p.m. on the National Guard armory grounds.
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Cotton John) Smith
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Phone Link to Europe Begun
NEW YORK AP A major step begins Sunday with laying of the first submarine telephone cable linking North America to mainland Europe. The 2400 mile undersea line between Newfoundland and France will cost about 40 million dollars and take over four months to complete. The system uses heavy twin cables with repeaters every about 40 miles to carry voice signals. The AT&T spokesman contrasts telephone and telegraph cables noting the greater size and complexity of the new line.
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