Europeans See Prosperity And War Stance From U S Aid Tour
Jet Holiday Tour members report three impressions from Europe: Europeans appear prosperous and less in need of U S aid. they are not afraid of war with American defense guaranteed. and American prestige is mainly a domestic political issue. Tourists note friendly locals, misunderstanding about brands like Coca Cola, and broad support for U S troops as a symbol of freedom against communism.
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U.S
Oklahoma
Europe
Frank White
Clarendon
Germany
Italy
Polk Street
Grabenstrasse
Carbon Copy Highlights Student Verse From Frank Phillips College
The school paper prints a quip about presidents negotiating with Moscow and a verse by Janet Wood noting a cat, a pig, and a squirrel. Inez Hutchins comments on meeting expenses in the city employes' ACE newsletter.
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Frank Phillips College
Berger
Hannibal
Alps
Caesar
Rubicon
Kennedy
Potomac
Caroline
Inez Hutchins
Ace
Wes Izzard
Leftist Crackdown Shakes South Korea as Junta Consolidates
In Seoul the new military ruler Lt. Gen. Chang Do-young announced the arrest of 930 leftists and placed former Premier John Chang under house arrest after a junta led revolt. He predicted U S relations would remain strong with continued American support.
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Seoul
South Korea
Fap
United States
Chang Do-young
John Chang
U. S
Chang
Weather Summary From Amarillo 1941 Readings
Weather notes show Amarillo recorded sun on 130 of 138 days in 1941 with midday readings at 3 p m. including wind and visibility data. Other locations mention Houston Dallas Oklahoma City with similar terms and unclear conditions.
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Amarillo
Houston
Dallas
Okla
City
Italian painter challenges National Gallery chief to duel
Pie Annigoni, renowned Italian portraitist, challenged Sir Philip Hendy of Britain's National Gallery to a duel after accusing the gallery of ruining four Titians with their cleaning. Hendy declined comment. Annigoni said the duel is deadly serious and vowed to await his return from Italy to proceed.
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London
Pietro Annigoni
Britain
National Gallery
Sir Philip
Annigoni
Hendy
Severe hail devastates wheat crops across South Plains
A series of severe thunderstorms lashed the South Plains with heavy hail. In Bovina a one hour deluge left eight to 16 inches of hail on highways and damaged wheat fields. Clovis and Muleshoe area rainfall totaled around half an inch to 1.02 inches with localized wind damage and scattered crop harm.
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South Plains
New Mexico
Pleasant Hill
Clovis
Bovina
Panhandle
Farwell
Oklahoma Lane Community
Muleshoe
G. D. Anderson Jr
Anderson
Here
Muileshoe
Lubbock
Dear Editor Letter on Conservative Streak Shows Backlash
A reader from Wellington laments the social stigma on conservative views in the LU.S. and confesses a cautious attitude toward outspoken conservatism. He likens his stance to hesitating at a high speed and notes peers view dissent as improper.
Texas League scores and listed MLB results
Amarillo defeats Rio Grande Valley 6 to 3 while San Antonio beats Victoria 7 to 4 and Austin edges Tulsa 2 to 1. In the American League, Boston falls to Detroit 6 3, Kansas City beats Minnesota 4 3, and Chicago defeats Los Angeles 6 4. No National League games were scheduled.
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Amarillo
Rio Grande Valley
San Antonio
Victoria
Austin
Tulsa
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Baltimore
Kansas City
Minnesota
Chicago
Los Angeles
House Debates Tax Bill After Brief Postponements
In Austin lawmakers near immediate action on the Senate approved retail sales tax bill but each time backed off after about two hours of debate. The House finally agreed to come to a vote.
Potter County Gains Second House Seat After Redistricting
Texas Legislature approves Senate House redistricting with Potter County receiving a second full house seat. The current full seat is held by J Edgar Wilson. A fractional seat shared with Randall Carson and Armstrong counties is held by Ted Springer. First election for the new seat to be held in May 1962.
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Senate
Potter County
Daniel
House
J. Edgar Wilson
Randall
Carson
Armstrong
Ted Springer
Senate Tax Action Deliberations Continue With Votes
Back Saturday at 11 a.m. to decide if they will accept the Senate tax version. At least 15 separate votes were taken directly on the question of tax action on Page 2.
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Senate
Kennedy Khrushchev Summit in Vienna Planned
Reported schedule changes and Austrian sources indicate a Kennedy Khrushchev meeting is planned in Vienna. Kennedy may arrive June 2 with Khrushchev June 3, leaving June 4 and 5, allowing over two days of talks ahead of a White House announcement.
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Washington
White House
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Vienna
Pierre Salinger
Beets Growers Push Cuban Sugar Quota for U.S. Farmers
US sugar producers told a House Agriculture Committee hearing that American farmers should share Cuba's former sugar import quota. Arizona Governor Paul Fannin said Arizona is ideal for beet production and James Witherspoon of Hereford urged partial assignment to U.S. growers to protect domestic farming interests.
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Washington
Congressional
Cuba
House Agriculture Committee
Arizona
Paul Fannin
James Witherspoon
Hereford
Tex
Texas Sugar Beet Growers Association
Witherspoon
Senator Symington Wins Fight Over Defense Censorship
Sen. Stuart Symington of Missouri challenged Defense Department censorship of witness testimony at a closed Senate Armed Services hearing. He said Assistant Secretary Arthur Sylvester ordered the testimony released for publication, while Sylvester questioned if it touched security. Symington planned to press for publication of the material.
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Washington
Stuart Symington
Dmo
Defense Department
Symington
Senate
Asst
Arthur Sylvester
Sylvester
Senate Armed Services Committee
FHA Given Shot-in-Arm for Home Loan Program
Congress quickly approved a bill authorizing $1 billion for the Federal Housing Administration to forestall a collapse of the government insured home mortgage program. The measure tided the agency until Kennedy’s omnibus housing bill is acted upon later in the session.
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Washington
UPS
Congress
Kennedy
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Rusk Strolls Out Of Laos Session In Geneva
Secretary of State Dean Rusk left the Laos conference chamber for 45 minutes for a prior unannounced meeting with Prince Norodom Sihanouk. An American spokesman denied the walk as a snub and said others in the delegation also stepped out. The move drew murmurs but no official comment from other delegations.
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Geneva
Dean Rusk
Laos
United States
Rusk
W. Averell Harriman
Norodom Sihanouk
Sihanouk
Pathet Lao
Pre
Oklahoma Senate Passes Withholding Income Tax Bill
Capital The Oklahoma Legislature advances tax action as the senate approves the withholding income tax bill. Phil Desauer's page 11 essay analyzes the lawmakers' procedural moves and the bill's implications.
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Oklahoma
Senate
Phil Dessauer
Speed Test Plane Down Two Killed
Two Navy officers died when an F4H Phantom crashed during a speed record test over a three kilometer course at White Sands Missile Range New Mexico. Cmdr. Jack L. Felsman and Ens. Raymond M. Hite Jr. perished, with an investigation ongoing.
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White Sands Missile Range
N.M
Navy
Federation Aeronautique Internationale
National Aeronautic Association
Cmdr
Jack L. Felsman
Naval Weapons
Kirtland Air Force Base
Albuquerque
Felsman
Ens
Raymond M. Hite Jr
Four Die in Crash Near Kimball Nebraska
A light plane carrying four San Diego residents crashed into a wheat field 17 miles north of Kimball Nebraska around noon. Hartley was the pilot. The victims include Mr and Mrs William E Ferguson formerly of Amarillo and Mr and Mrs H A Hartley.
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Kimball
Neb
San Diego
Calif
Amarillo
Nebraska
William E. Ferguson
H. A. Hartley
Hartley
Sidney
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