Students Jailed For Burglaries
Two West Texas State College freshmen George Franklin Young 18 Borger and James Donald Moore 20 Seagraves were charged with burglary by breaking and entering. A third student will be arraigned soon as police linked the trio to a string of Canyon business burglaries. They are held on $1,000 bonds each. all on athletic scholarships.
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Justice of the Peace
Bill Wilson
Randall County
Clayton
N. M
W. Mitchell Jones
Liner May Have Hit Turbulent Air
An Air Force pilot report suggests the Northwest Airlines turboprop may have broken up in severe turbulence over Kentucky near Louisville. Bomb possibility is not ruled out as CAB and investigators search wreckage for clues in the Miami bound flight with 63 lives lost.
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Weak Dam Forces More Evacuation
In central Florida rising flood waters forced additional evacuations as a dam north of Tampa along the Hillsborough River lost three flashboards. Mayor Julian Lane urged immediate evacuation though officials said the dam did not appear in imminent danger of bursting. The number of residents in the endangered area was not yet known.
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Judge Focus Raised in New Mexico Attack Case
Capital New Mexico investigators focus on a judge for action in an attack case where a defendant left the state while on probation. Details appear in Will Harrison's column on page 18. Harrison is a Santa Fe based special correspondent for The Daily News.
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New Mexico
Will Harrison
Harrison
Santa Fe
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Hoffa Plan To Defeat 56 Congressmen Goes Underground
A Hoffa allied spokesman says Hoffa’s plan to defeat 56 congressmen has gone underground after adverse public reaction. Kenneth F. McGuinness notes Hoffa regrets printing the purge list in the Teamster magazine, the November issue.
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Congress
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Kenneth F. McGuinness
Teamster Magazine
McGuinness
Armory Dedicated To Colonel Tharp
More than 200 friends neighbors and fellow soldiers attended ceremonies at the Blucher S Tharp Army Reserve Training Center 2801 Duniven naming it for the Lost Battalion commander Col Tharp The event drew a congressman the mayor and military leaders plus Tharps widow and two sons Congressman Walter Rogers praised the dedication as honoring a brave man and the unit He recalled the Lost Battalion story and noted Tharp would have acted as any American to defend freedom The ceremony touched on the battalions voyage and war time actions before Java and West Java with the rest joining the 131st Field Artillery in action See ARMORY on Page 2
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Crossroads Report on Supreme Court Treaty Opinion
Dear Editor letter claims six justices support welshing on a treaty with Indians for bureaucrat gains while three oppose backing out even with low voltage. The writer notes neighbors’ views on judicial cases and “dotted line traps” needing scrutiny. D. E. Scott Wellington.
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D. E. Scott
Amarillo Area Weather Forecast Clears Skies This Weekend
U S Weather Bureau reports clear to partly cloudy skies for Amarillo and vicinity. No significant temperature changes expected. Lows today near 40s, highs near 60s with a warmer trend continuing into Sunday.
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Amarillo
Texas
Shane
Civil Rights Debates Ripple Through Congress and De Gaulle Clash
The Eisenhower administration faced fresh Republican and Southern opposition as the House defeated a plan to bar state and local elections from court appointed voting referees and the Senate rejected substituting presidential registrars. In Paris De Gaulle defied calls for a special session over France farm policy, triggering a parliamentary clash as leftists sought censure and the government faced pressure to aid farmers.
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Eisenhower
Senate
House
Paul H. Douglas
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
National Assembly
France
de Gaulle
Douglas
Dirksen
Civil Rights Commission
Turkey Trial Smashed in Hungarian Village Turmoil
In Czerna West Hungary a live turkey dispute between Mrs Janos Elo and Mrs Staniszlo Blaviczky clogged a small district court for weeks. The magistrate freed the bird to light in a meadow after fruitless arguments, with ownership unresolved.
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Budapest
Janos Elo
Staniszlo Blaviczky
Turkey
Czerna
Hungary
Bonsal Returning as Cuban Ambassador
The State Department announced Ambassador Philip Bonsal will return to Havana early next week. Cuban claims that the United States instigated Miguel Pons’s defection were rejected as groundless. Officials noted some prospect for improved relations with Fidel Castro’s government.
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State Department
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United States
Cuba
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Castro charges called most insulting attack on US says Herter
Secretary of State Christian A. Herter told the Senate Foreign Relations committee that Castro’s charges were the most insulting attack on the United States. Since then relations have worsened over the Havana munitions ship explosion and Cuban government denials. Behind the scenes, talk of improving ties continues as Daniel M. Braddock, the top US diplomat, engages in discussions.
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Castro
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Christian A. Herter
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Daniel M. Brad@ock
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