Peace Talks Hit New Snag In Korea Cease-fire talks stalled
North Korean General Nam II rejected a UN reply over a Kaesong neutral zone incident claiming UN troops violated the zone. UN negotiator Joy said preliminary report does not substantiate the charges. Pyongyang radio said Nam demanded the harshest punishment and assurance such incidents won’t recur.
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Articles To Air Youth Problems Series Opens
The Globe previews a five part series by AP correspondent Relman Morin on youth problems in America. The first installment discusses causes and context, with reports from experts, parents, and those who work with youths aged 15 to 25. Read on Page 8 for details.
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Justifiable homicide clears in 3 in Bed slaying
In Antioch California a six man coroner jury ruled the shooting of Pfc Bobby L Tull a 21 year old Korean war veteran by Herbert R Collier 33 a self defense death after Tull threatened his life and forced entry into Collier s bed The inquest led by Dr C L Abbott heard Collier May and Mrs Collier describe events with Tull leaping at Collier after the threat The body was sent to Caruso Funeral Home Clovis New Mexico and Tull s mother Mrs L A Howard of Dunlap was identified
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Pfc
Bobby L. Tull
Muleshoe
Tex
Herbert R. Collier
Collier
Tull
Pfe
Joseph H. May
Pittsburg
C. L. Abbott
Contra Costa County
Caruso
Clovis
L. A. Howard
Dunlap
Cool Air Brings Drizzle and Cooler Night
A strong cool front moved into the Panhandle bringing near seasonable temperatures. Amarillo reports light drizzle and a 24 degree drop from yesterday’s heat peak of 95 to today’s forecast high of 71 and a low around 60 tonight. Nearby towns logged measurable rainfall with Stratford at 1.97 inches and Dalhart at .19 inches.
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Panhandle
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Dalhart
Vega
Claude
Guymon
Okla
Tucumcari
Clayton
H. C. Winburn
Weatherman
Mercury
Notre Dame offers paid scholarships to ousted cadets
A donor proposes covering board, room and tuition at Notre Dame for up to 90 US Military Academy cadets ousted for violating the honor code by sharing exam information. They must not play varsity sports, apply by Sept. 1, and begin registration Sept. 11, with Notre Dame standards and academics as eligibility.
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Kohlberg tips a Korea peace deal would bar China from UN
Alfred Kohlberg at a Washington news conference claimed a settlement deal for the Korean War was made in Paris with Soviet envoy Gromyko and would see Communist China enter the United Nations, making Nationalist China an outlaw. He suggested Philip Jessup brokered the deal and offered witnesses to prove treason by Communist advocates. Kohlberg, a New York exporter, has figured in McCarthy hearings and denied affiliation with the China lobby. He cited no proof and noted investigations by internal revenue agents found no links to any China lobby.
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Potter Court of Domestic Relations marks first year
Potter County’s new Court of Domestic Relations celebrates its first year of operation on August 21 1950. Judge F H McGregor notes 1312 cases filed and 903 disposed in 12 months, with divorce and custody matters dominating the docket and juvenile delinquency cases also appearing.
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Los Angeles County
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Baseball National League Scores and Night Games
Cincinnati 0 New York 1 0 Night games listed including Pittsburgh at Boston St. Louis at Brooklyn Chicago at Philadelphia American League New York at Detroit Philadelphia at Chicago Boston at St. Louis Washington at Cleveland
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Bains Wins $5 News Tip Prize
O L Bains Jr of 3301 Tyler won $5 for first information on a man drowning at Buffalo Lake. Dorothy Thompson received $3 for news of a Navy plane crash landing on a highway near Burger. Bruce Cannon earned $2 for detailing a car theft chase by the church. Other tipsters listed include John Swartz and several local residents.
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Tyler
Buffalo Lake
Dorothy Thompson
Burger
Bruce Cannon
North Hayes
John Swartz
North Buchanan
Edward Green
Oatis Kemp
Maryland
Dale Elliott
Lincoln
J. A. Amburn
Jackson
C. M. Landers
North Arthur
Joe Meachem
Norman Stitt
Colorado
Selby Grant
Belleview
Donations Rise for Amarillo Cerebral Palsy Center
Donations and materials pour into a $40,000 Amarillo Cerebral Palsy Treatment Center building project. Recent cash gifts include Amarillo Gas Company 300 Dock Coffey Pontiac 100 Bell & Braden 100 Potter Tile 100 Empire Investment 108 with Fyfe Cement supplying all concrete. Fund heads Troy Jones C J Humphrey Jack Seale. Also noted: Key Parr remains hospitalized after surgery and four state Furr Food Store chain leader Mr Furr.
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Amarillo
Amarillo Gas Company
Dock Coffey Pontiac
Bell & Braden
Potter Tile Company
Empire Investment Corporation
Fyfe Cement & Supply Company
Troy Jones
C. J. Humphrey
Jack Seale
Truman Indicates Fight For Control Measures
President Truman signaled a new push to secure stronger price and control powers from Congress to combat inflation. At the White House he consulted the National Advisory Board on Mobilization Policy about a potential message to Congress, seeking amendments to the Defense Production Act to extend price controls. The board, led by Charles E. Wilson, discussed administering current controls and possibly advising on further changes. See TRUMAN-Page 4.
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Truman
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White House
National Advisory Board
Teh Advisory Board
Charles E. Wilson
Defense Mobilization
Joseph Short
Short
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Fir 2x4 2x6 1x8 shiplap price tag
Olver and Wiggins Lumber Co offers fir boards including 2x4 2x6 and 1x8 shiplap at 6.95 per hundred. Located at 1200 West 6th Street.
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Hord. Olver & Wiggins Lbr. Co
West
Amarity Weather Outlook Across Panhandle and West Texas
Amarillo and vicinity forecast cloudy and cooler with occasional drizzles this afternoon tonight and early Wednesday then partly cloudy and warmer Wednesday afternoon. Panhandle outlook expects cloudy cooler conditions through Wednesday with a few thundershowers and improving warmth from Thursday. West Texas and New Mexico regions anticipate partly cloudy skies with scattered thundershowers and cooler today then warming by Wednesday. Highs near 71 today and 86 tomorrow. overnight lows around 60 to 64.
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