ADA critics target Eisenhower at Washington convention
Americans for Democratic Action opened its annual meeting with a sharp critique of President Eisenhower charging lack of leadership. ADA urged action against McCarthyism, defense cuts, and a shift from tested conservation programs for mineral resources.
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Americans For Democratic Action
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Siion
Francis Biddle
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Schlesinger
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Seven prisoners escape from Northern Michigan Prison
MARQUETTE May 22 seven inmates escaped from Northern Michigan Prison using acetylene torches during repair work. Six were serving life terms. Warden Emory Jacques said the escapees cut bars and screens and headed west along Carp River toward Wisconsin through a wooded area of Michigan's Upper Peninsula.
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Upper Peninsula
Emory Jacques
Carp River
Wisconsin
Plainview Pioneer Roundup Receives City Reception
The High Plains Today item notes a Plainview Pioneer Roundup reception at the city auditorium with events from 10 AM parade to a 2 PM gathering and a 6 PM supper.
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High Plains
Plainview
City Auditorium
Levee Breaks as Sabine River Threatens Orange Workforce
In Orange Texas the Sabine River surged, flood fighters and residents raced to build up two auxiliary dikes. The crest was forecast near eight and a half to nine feet, with 200 homes already inundated and thousands more at risk as crews and volunteers battled the advancing waters. Sheriff Chester Holts estimated about ten thousand people fought the flood.
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Sabine
Rere
Paul
Lake Charles
Gulf Coast
Chester Holts
Manuel Gomez
Flooded Areas Force Highway Closures as Town Struggles
Mounting floods along the river threaten Lake Charles area routes. Highway 90 links Zee OSE with Orange, with dynamite charges cited by officials as a method to create a flood cut. Police and crews work to reduce water intrusion as swamps overflow.
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Rivets Comic Strip Coming to The Daily News
Rivets will appear in The Daily News each morning starting Monday after popularity in The Saturday Evening Post. The beloved humor character is known on two continents and has brought laughter to millions.
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Saturday Evening Post
Prisoner Shot at Amarillo AFB in Escape Attempt
Charles G. Davis a 21 year old Black prisoner at Amarillo Air Force Base was shot in the back by an armed guard during an escape attempt from the base stockade He was being moved to the hospital when he fled after being warned Davis weighs 210 pounds and stands 5 9 He has a six month sentence for striking a senior NCO and received two months earlier for insubordination Davis is reported in stable condition at the base hospital with transfusions completed and no immediate complications expected.
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Charles G. Davis
Braddock
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George McBride
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Dogs To Para Cll in Sanction Mate Ten Canines
Sanctioned dog show at Tri State Fairgrounds sponsored by Panhandle Kennel Club with Captain Will Judy, publisher of a dog authority, arriving by plane. Officials grounded in St. Louis. event expected noon today with dogs from three months old entered and judged by Dog World.
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Viola Gibbon
Panhandle
Denial of British Ships Carried Chinese Troops Faces Probers
Senate investigators cite British denials amid charges that British owned vessels carried Chinese Red troops during the Korean War. Francis Flanagan says evidence could be supplied if a showdown occurs while Britain questions vagueness. Wheelock Marden staff deny the accusations and note vessels seized by the Communists.
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Francis D. Flanagan
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
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McCarthy
Robert Kennedy
Weelock-Marden Co
Hong Kong
G. E. Marden
Wheelock-Marden
London
F. H. Horman-Fisher
Wheelock- Marden
North Amarillo High School Contract Awarded to Walsh Hazlewood
The North Amarillo High School contract for architecture and engineering was awarded to Walsh & Hazlewood by the school board after a plan to form an association with Short & Boren was proposed. Walsh & Hazlewood also hold the elementary school contract and will continue that work while Short & Boren begin preliminary high school work.
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Walsh & Hazlewood
Short & Boren
Walsh
Tunisian official killed in Matmata home shooting
On May 21 unidentified assailants killed Mo hammed Khelifa an alternate member of the Matmata local council at his residence in Matmata Tunisia officials reported. The investigation continues with no arrests announced.
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Tunis
Matmata
Mohammed Khelifa
Baseball Scores From West Texas New Mexico League Report
Scores and box details from games across the West Texas New Mexico and National/ American Leagues. Highlights include Amarillo and Abilene outings, plus Brooklyn New York and Chicago Cleveland results with pitchers and run totals noted.
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Texas Toll Roads Approved by Legislature
Texas lawmakers approved toll roads with a Dallas to Fort Worth highway project costing 30 million dollars. The measure, advanced by conference committee, awaits the governor's signature who supports the idea. The plan creates a Texas Turnpike Authority with seven voting members and six ex officio members. Revenue bonds will fund toll roads. state credit is not pledged.
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Fort Worth
Odernor
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Bank Robbery Clues Fade Across Four-State Hunt
The First National Bank in Nara New Mexico was robbed of $1011.35 triggering a multi‑state manhunt. Three suspects described as 20 year olds swarthy and 5 feet 4 to 5 feet 4 inches fled in a light blue or green 1951 Ford four door sedan. Lawmen from New Mexico Texas Oklahoma Kansas and Colorado plus FBI aided as clues dwindled and sightings proved unreliable.
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Daily News
Nara Visa
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Boise City
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Oklahoma
Kansas
Colorado
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Civil Air Patrol
Boxing Club seeks new home after Dwight Morrow sale
The Borden boxing club, based at the former Dwight Morrow School at 1600 Cleveland since 1946, lost their headquarters after the Amarillo school system sold the building to the Texas Company. Globe News plans to underwrite moving costs and seeks a 30 by 60 foot space or larger, preferably a movable partitioned structure or a quonset hut, to continue year round training for champions. Contact Duke Nally at Globe News.
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Dwight Morrow
Cleveland
Texas Company
Amarillo
Texas
Duke Nally
Globe News Golden Gloves
Globe News Publishing Company
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Rejected Portrait Wins Prize in National Art Festival
Grace Brennan of Hinsdale Indiana painted a self portrait which she believed poor. She used the canvas reverse to paint a car. Her self portrait earned a prize from the festival judges at the National Amateur Art Festival in New York.
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Im— Grace Brennan
Hinsdale, Ir
Federal hearing set in Santa Fe 'Closed Shop' case today
A petition seeks to move an injunction suit from 108th District Court to a special federal court for Santa Fe employees and unions. Judge Joe B Dooley is to hear at 9 30 this morning as both sides argue removal and remand motions.
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Joe B. Dooley
108Th District Court
E. A. Simpson
Esterday
United States
Dooley
5Th US Circuit Court of Appeals
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Norris-LaGuardia
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Supreme Court to decide Phillips gas rate case extent
The Supreme Court is expected to determine the issue as to whether the Federal Power Commission can regulate Phillips Petroleum Co rates. Cities, states and gas producers intervened, with 2000 counties potentially affected by the ruling over interstate gas pricing.
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