Atom Exhibit Opens in Geneva With Ike and Hammarskjold
President Eisenhower and U N Secretary General Hammarskjold opened the atom exhibit at the International Atoms-for-Peace Conference in Geneva. A tape message connected Washington to the event where 66 nations are represented, and Britain and Russia showcased progress in nuclear power.
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Amarillo Area Weather Forecast and Temperature Outlook
U S Weather Bureau forecasts for Amarillo and surrounding Panhandle and South Plains regions call for generally fair skies with little temperature change through Tuesday. Today’s high near 92 and low around 61, with New Mexico seeing scattered thundershowers in mountains and southern areas late today. otherwise fair and warmer with highs 85 to 100.
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Gold Hrush in Rockies Reversed by School Costs for Air Force Academy
The article discusses the new Air Force Academy near Colorado Springs facing cost disputes with Congress. It notes expenditures already over 142 million dollars, plus 3 million authorized, versus Air Force estimates under 190 million. Congressman Whitten criticizes the escalation from the original 125 million authorization. It mentions 1,138 cadets moving from Lowry to the site, 15 miles north of Colorado Springs.
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Symington Says Billions Spent On Unnecessary Weapon System
Senator Stuart Symington charges that six to seven and a half billion dollars were wasted on an obsolete weapons system. He criticizes the defense policy and terming the defense against missiles as point defense.
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Symington Voices Alarm On US Defense Readiness
Former air secretary Symington criticizes Eisenhower Pentagon policies as fiscally straitjacketed. He argues the United States lags in ballistics missiles submarines and light jet bombers and warns a bomber 200 miles off could threaten targets. He notes Sputnik as a greater shock than Korea and cites Congress funding boosts to the Defense Department.
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Britain Defies Iceland Boundary in Fishing Waters Clash
Iceland confirmed a 12 mile fishing boundary at midnight but Britain refused to yield. Royal Navy gunboats protected British trawlers Alfridi and Stoke City as Icelandic coast guard ships and planes watched. no clashes reported as patrols faced off across the new line.
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KGNC TV Schedule Highlights
Colorcast It Could Be You airs at 11 30 a m. Haggis Baggis shown at 1 30 and 6 30 p m. Schedule notes programming on KGNC TV with multiple daily slots.
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Medical care for military dependents to be cut Oct 1
Maj. Gen. Paul I. Robinson says the Defense Department will drastically reduce medical care for dependents of military personnel starting October 1 due to funding limits. The program previously had no restrictions on civilian doctor visits, with bills sent to the services.
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World Crisis Risk Warned by Pravda
Pravda editorial signed Observer warns the United States against interfering with Red China over Formosa and offshore islands. It says any U S aggression would be treated as an internal Chinese affair and could ignite a wider war.
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Chinese Could Take Islands At High Cost
U S military authorities say the Chinese Reds could seize Quemoy and Matsu only at a high human cost and with risk of U S retaliation. Nationalist China fields about 480 000 men with 300 000 combat ready. The Red army numbers around 2.5 million, including veterans from Korea. Quemoy is held by 40 000 to 60 000 Nationalists dug in behind concrete fortifications and enduring heavy bombardment. Matsu lies about 80 miles northwest of Amoy and remains under nationalist defense.
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Boys Ranchers in Action Rodeo Finale Slated Today
National interest in Boys Ranch rodeo built as 896 autos from 17 states attended the first annual event at the Boys Ranch. About 4 000 spectators watched 84 finalists from 238 competitors, with top results in steer riding, bull riding and bronc riding led by W J Williams Earl Criss Joe Flippin Ernest Adams and Dickie Harp in close contest.
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Western rodeo opens second day at Boys Ranch arena
The event features an all girl horseback square dance team and performances by Florence Reynolds known from 101 Wild West Show and the Amarillo Air Force Base band. The Will Rogers Range Riders begin with a grand entry and colors. Ben Andis leads the group. Boys Ranch rodeo concludes this afternoon starting at 2 30 p.m. in the arena.
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Grandma) Reynolds
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Crossroads Report Critique of Alabama Crime Debate
Letter to the editor complains about anti mugging cries nationwide and notes a citizen who beat an old lady and robbed her for $1.95. Writer suggests harsher punishment if the victim were wealthier and richer.
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Pringle Named Successor as Bockman Resigns
Gale Pringle, pitcher coach, becomes player manager of the Amarillo Gold Sox after Eddie Bockman resigns following an 8-4 loss to the Pueblo Bruins. The move comes as the team struggles in the Western League race with Colorado Springs, after a meeting with Sox president Jay Taylor and board member A F Madison.
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Baseball scores from multiple leagues and cities
Western League games include Pueblo 8 Amarillo 4 Des Moines 9 to Sioux City 2 Lincoln 9 Topeka 8 plus Colorado Springs at Albuquerque. National League results feature San Francisco 14 Los Angeles 2 Cincinnati 6 7 Philadelphia 2 3 Milwaukee 2 Pittsburgh Chicago St. Louis 5 American League highlights Cleveland 3 Kansas City 2 (1) innings Boston 3 Baltimore 2 New York 7 Washington 3 Chicago 3 Detroit 0.
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