Rail official forecasts new prosperity after 1960
William E. Eppler, head of his New York management firm and New York Central board member, says the nation is bottoming out of the recession and prosperity should follow in 1961. He cites Social Security, pension funds, investment trusts and the SEC as buffers against a deep slump.
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Daily News
William E. Eppler
New York
New York Central Railway
Eppler
Amarillo
J. O. Curtis
Securities and Exchange Commission
Quali
Fied
New York Central Board
Robert Young
Famed Alleghany Corp
Investors Diversified Services
Three Groups Hold $5.6 Billion in Gross Assets
The speaker notes that the three groups together own $5.6 billion in gross assets. Alleghany Corp serves as a controlling factor in the other two, and the speaker recalls a 1905 past as an office boy and mail clerk for the Santa Fe Railway.
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Alleghany Corp
Santa Fe Railway
Car status and social standing in a Crossroads column
Dear Editor a Harvard economist says autos drop in status yet a frugal neighbor argues the point locally. The note compares aging cars to bold social behavior and cites a humorous view of neighbors reacting to newer attire and jokes. Wellington reacts.
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D. E. Scott Wellington
French Admit Air Attack In Tunisia
French bombers and fighters attacked Tunisian desert outposts north of Remada near the Libyan border, with France acknowledging the strike. The Tunisian ministry reported no casualties yet, while the French said five soldiers were killed and fourteen wounded in clashes with Tunisian national guard and civilians.
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Tunisia
Associated Press
Algeria
Remada
France
Tunisian Information Ministry
Dehbir Amiy
Oued Dekouk
Western and National League Scores Snapshot
Scores listed for multiple games with results such as Lincoln 6 Amarillo 4 and San Francisco 6 Pittsburgh 5. Rain caused a postponed Philadelphia game. American League results include New York 6 Chicago 3 and Detroit 7 6 over Baltimore.
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San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Kansas
Baltimore
Detroit
Washington
KGNC TV Colorcast Matinee Theater and Price Is Right
Program notes show KGNC TV airing Colorcast Matinee Theater at 2 p.m. and The Price Is Right at 6 30 p.m. with likely daily schedule details for viewers.
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Kgnc-Tv
Seven Die in Rescue Effort at Rockport Beach
Seven people including a mother and her daughter drowned while attempting to save a youngster caught in deep water off a crowded Rockport beach. Rescue crews recovered the bodies of Janice Bailey 9 and six others while three youngsters were saved and one hospitalized in fair condition.
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Rockport
Tex
Air Force
Corpus Christi
Janice
Bailey
TAC Survival Kits Gain Pilot Attention in Jungle and Sea
TAC survival kits draw interest from pilots across jungle and desert tests. The Daily News previews a detailed report on the ee Watch program highlighting kit performance, potential uses, and the push for broader adoption.
Artificial organs via electronics predicted by RCA chief
P Brig Gen David Sarnoff told the world gastroenterology congress that compact electronic devices may one day replace defective organs. He cited artificial kidneys lungs and even hearts becoming common like teeth or hearing aids as electronics and biology grow closer.
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Washington
David Sarnoff
Sarnoff
Radio Corporation of America
RCA
Starnoff
Weather forecast for multiple regions with scattered thundershowers
Partly cloudy conditions prevail in the 44nd vicinity with afternoon and evening thundershowers and a few warmer temperatures on Monday. Panhandle and South Plains see widely scattered thundershowers with little temperature change. New Mexico eastern third experiences clouds and storms with fair mornings. temperatures range from the mid 60s to mid 80s. Sundown at 7:52 p.m. and sunrise at 5:37 a.m.
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Panhandle
South Plains
New Mexico
Knight Fair
A. A
Seatine
Vest
Dealers Fight Hike In New Car Prices
The National Association of Automotive Dealers urged manufacturers to resist price increases, saying dealers find cars priced too high and many are already in the red. In the first quarter, dealers averaged a loss of 0.8 percent before federal taxes, versus 1.4 percent profit last year and seven-tenths of 1 percent for all of 1957.
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Washington
National Assn
Dean Chaffin
Association
Gaullist Move Spreads Amid French Crisis
Paris reports escalating turmoil as rightist insurgents in Algeria and Corsica claim gains in a bid to restore Gen. Charles de Gaulle. Pflimlin’s cabinet warns of civil war danger while pledging penalties for officials involved. Admiral Auboyneau shifts stance, meeting Norstad to discuss the Algeria uprising’s Western impact.
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Paris
Pierre Filimlin
Algeria
Corsica
Charles de Gaulle
Tunisia
General Confederation of Labor
France
Pflimlin
Adm
Philippe Auboyneau
Mediterranean
Algiers
Malta
U. S. Air Force
Lauris Norstad
Europe
Auboyneau
Navy
Norstad
Math overhaul urged as horse and buggy methods fade
The National Council of Teachers of Mathematics calls for a complete overhaul of math education from grade school to college. It warns a crash program won’t suffice and urges longer, deeper courses with three to five years of math for students and reform in college offerings and teacher preparation.
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Washington
National Council of Teachers of Mathematics
Delta airs Southwest and South as economy bright spots
Delta Airlines released a favorable economic survey showing the South and Southwest ahead of the nation in employment, borrowing, and retail sales. The report cites Texas and Louisiana gains, FHA home applications rising sharply, and 1958 construction forecasts near $1.9 billion.
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Atlanta
UPI
Delta Airlines
Wall Street Journal
New York Times
Delta
C. E. Woolman
South
Southwest
Ter
FHA
Texas
Louisiana
United States
Integrated baccalaureate at Central High with incident
At Central High School in Little Rock the first racially integrated baccalaureate was held under heavy police and National Guard protection. An incident occurred when a white youth spit on a Negro visitor and was arrested. five Negroes were arrested nearby before the service. Police seized a gun and a knife from the group. authorities did not confirm a racial motive. Ernest Green, the 16 year old senior, attended as the first Negro student in the ceremony.
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Little Rock
Ark
Central High School
Ernest Green
Weather Summary From Amarillo 1958 Sun Half Year
Reports show Amarillo had sun on 127 of 145 days in 1958. Comparative readings at 3 p.m. Sunday list Wind Visibility Sky and other readings for Houston and Oklahoma City with cloud cover and precipitation notes.
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Amarillo
Houston
Okla
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Crossroads Report
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Lincoln
Colorado Springs
Des Moines
Pueblo
Sioux City
Albuquerque
Topeka
Vain News
Church of Christ Scientist
Julian
Amarillo Iron Works
C. S. Lambie and Co
Gulf of Mexico
Wayne Bailey
Foster Afb
Victoria
Leonard Berry
Syracuse
N.Y
Mary
G. ‘J. O'Doherty
Father Berry
Aransas County
Janice Bailey
Jack Baughman
Dick Fox
Aransas Pass
Richard
Mary Catherine
Lloyd
Baughman
Conception Tomas
Gulf
Weather Forecast
US Weather Bureau
Chaffin
National Assembly
Southwest Gay
Dallas, Tex
Mars
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