US Near Split With Bulgaria
Washington reports hint at a break in diplomatic relations as Bulgaria demands recall of US Minister Donald R. Heath and accuses the United States of supporting anti Greece guerrillas. The dispute follows charges against Bulgaria over human rights guarantees and ties with Yugoslavia.
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Big Brother Week Observed Across North America
National Big Brother Week runs January 15 to 21 with sixteen associations in the United States and Canada joining to boost juvenile delinquency prevention. Associate Justice Tom Clark of the U S Supreme Court is named Big Brother of the Year for his work as attorney general. a citation will be presented at the Supreme Court in Washington on January 16.
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Floods threaten new areas as Mississippi flood crest nears
The Associated Press reports floods threaten new areas in the South and Pacific Northwest while easing danger points emerge in the Midwest. Over 20,000 displaced in the Mississippi and Ohio Valleys as rising waters test the Birds Point New Madrid floodway near Charleston Missouri and Indiana Plains endure cold with subzero readings. Army engineers patrol 158 miles along the Mississippi while no serious threat is seen downstream near New Orleans.
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Directors Named By Credit Union
Amarillo US Employes Credit Union elected directors last night at a Veterans Hospital theater. New board members are George Welch Florence McGraw F K Serkland and Marvin Whittington Holdover directors are Paul M Clauser Ray Jonas and R B Ledyard New credit committee members are Harold Hamilton Yvonne Briggs and Hereford Southland Ray Davenport and Madge Garner were reelected to the committee Supervisory members elected are A M Thompson and Jack Hooker Henry Ruvolo was reelected.
Needle in Foot Hidden 25 Years Uncovered
Mrs. L. D. Norris of Topeka Kansas carried a phonograph needle in her foot arch for 25 years. Hospital X rays revealed the needle while treating phlebitis. An operation removed the needle, worn and blackened by time, which she suspects she picked up barefoot as a girl in Illinois.
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Texas U to Build Six New Buildings
AUSTIN January 20 Plans for six new buildings on the University of Texas campus were nearly ready for approval by the board of regents. The estimated cost is 5 475 000 dollars and the plans include three classroom journalism pharmacy and service buildings. The board may appoint a special committee to approve the plans and call for bids in March. Major items include enlarging the bureau of municipal research and appointing a director for a university press publishing division.
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Dallas Child Specialist Dr Hugh L Moore Dies at 75
Dr Hugh Leslie Moore, famed child specialist and former president of the Southern Medical Association, died at his Dallas home at age 75. He also served as vice president of the State Medical Association and the American Association of Teachers of Diseases of Children.
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Guilty Pleas Due In Forgery Cases
District Attorney Lloyd King said Marvin McDonald of Dallas and Ray McNeal, listed as a transient, were scheduled to plead guilty in 47th District Court this afternoon. McDonald, 27, is accused of forging C. R. McCollum on a $48 check dated Nov 26. McNeal, 28, faces a $31.50 forgery charge with the signature of C. S. Case Jr. on Dec 9.
Party Honors Mrs. J. H. Cotten Farewell Event
Mrs. J. H. Cotten, aged 91, was feted at a surprise farewell party at 800 Maryland as she prepares to move to Sundown near Lubbock after more than 30 years in Amarillo. She is mother of the late Tom Cotten who died in 1946. her husband passed in 1932.
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