Windmills Of Socialism in Farm Editorial Tone
Farm and Ranch editor Tom Anderson visits Congress to critique a move toward socialism. He cites Georgia Senator Herman Talmadge and Mississippi Congressman Jamie Whitten, arguing government influence in agriculture must end and urging farmers to resist expansion of welfare and federal control. The piece portrays conservatives drifting toward socialism and laments dwindling resistant patriots.
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Mississippi
Bob Poague
Texas
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Amarillo airport name shift noted and weathered lawn concerns
Readers report the local airport listing changes to D lengr G8 Air Force Base in the latest edition, while observations describe seasonal plant growth and lawn damage from recent weather. The piece mixes aviation notes with community garden and garden-weed issues.
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Dulles to Join Ike for Emergency Talks on Far East
Secretary of State Dulles heads to Newport Rhode Island for an urgent White House meeting with President Eisenhower to address the serious situation in the Taiwan Straits. The talks follow U S air and sea reinforcements around Formosa the Pescadores and offshore islands as Congress debates potential regional defense actions.
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Congress
Eisenhower OKs tax cuts and education aid in rapid actions
President Eisenhower signed 105 bills, raising the debt limit to 288 billion dollars, while vetoing 12 measures. He approved two tax bills and an education aid package, and White House aide Gerald Morgan helped prepare the package before his return from Labor Day.
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R.I
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Stadium Fund Drive Gains in Momentum
The West Texas Stadium Fund Drive gains momentum as chairmen push to finish within a month. John Oakes pledges 10 000 more seats beyond the 400 000 appropriation while construction on the 20 000 capacity stadium began July 2. Panhandle town leaders campaign across Spearman Clarendon Wellington Amarillo and other communities.
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Alaskans Fly Texas Flag Above Alaska Office Building
In Juneau Texas flags rose near the Alaska Office Building as Alaska nears statehood. Texas native Bill Daniel praised the display as impressive. Texas leaders and supporters in Amarillo coordinate a Panhandle fund drive with chairs and committees guiding local campaigns.
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Easy Street Planned in Belmar Addition Amarillo
The Belmar Addition west of Bell Avenue and south of Wolflin includes a street named Easy Street. The thoroughfare is very short and only a few lots will be offered, making Easy Street a minority address in the new development.
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Young man jail for car theft cites lack of wheels
Letter writer Kirk says his parents would not buy him a car, blaming circumstances and society for the crime and suggesting Congress fund car-less citizen relief to solve the problem.
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Congress
D. E. Scott Wellington
Weather Summary for Amarillo and Nearby Cities 1958
Weather data show Amarillo across 232 of 245 days in 1958 with clear skies at 3 PM. Comparative readings list wind and visibility in Houston Dallas Oklahoma City noting partly cloudy conditions and calm to light winds across the region.
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Houston
Dallas
lOkla
Weather Forecast for New Menico
Partly cloudy with scattered thundershowers over the mountains and cooler air in the north tonight. Highs shown near eight to ninety five across regions with variable temperatures and daily sunrise and sunset times recorded.
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Floor to Ceiling Blackboard Design Debate at Academy
Maj. Gen. James F. Briggs defends the Air Force Academy project during a press meeting amid questions about floor to ceiling blackboards. The exchange implies a broader debate on construction costs and practicality, arguing that two sides exist to every issue and that the design choice is retraced carefully.
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James FE. Briggs
Academy
Texans Advance 10 Month School Year Hale Aikin Study
The Hale Aikin Committee will resume its Texas public school study on September 15 to consider finance needs and the expense of a 10 month school year as the inquiry intensifies.
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Austin
Hale- Aikin Committee
Texas Public Schools
DeWitt Hale
Corpus Christi
Hale
Abilene
Hale-Aikin
Will Miller
Corsicana
Hand-to-Hand Fights Mark Fish Squabble
Icelandic coast guard battles with British trawlers in two hand to hand incidents. Clubs knives and water hoses reportedly used as Iceland extends its 12 mile limit while Britain claims rights to waters beyond.
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Iceland and Britain clash over 12 mile limit at sea report
Iceland objects to British fishing within the 12 mile limit while Britain defends patrols with frigates. Icelandic coast guards clash with a British vessel, and a 238 ton ship incident is reported amid costs estimated up to 150 million.
Air Force Academy critique on floor to ceiling blackboards
Editor notes a second series piece from Colorado site visits addressing critics of academy design and costs. The earlier installment reviewed Congressional criticism of construction costs estimated between 160 million and 300 million dollars.
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Harry Gilstrap
Daily News Business
Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
KGNC TV Colorcast TM Could Be You
Television listing notes a 11:30 airing time for a colorcast feature. Program may spotlight viewer participation and local talent with an emphasis on engaging community segments.
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Kgnc-Tv
Regis
Blackboards Cut to Meet Budget in Academic Building Tour
General Briggs urged floor to ceiling blackboards in classrooms but costs forced revisions. The three side boards were reduced to rise from table level when construction costs had to be cut within appropriations, with a further continuation on page.
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Briggs
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