Draft Eisenhower withdrawal shifts Democratic race tone
Across the nation Democrats react to Eisenhower’s declaration that he is not a candidate. In Philadelphia, insiders say Truman may secure the nomination on the first ballot, while draft efforts linger publicly. California and New Jersey lights remain hopeful but fading as party leaders weigh next moves and platform battles.
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Satellite Countries On Alert
Washington rumors of Soviet troop movements and possible moves to annex Romania and Bulgaria as Soviet Republics raise Western alarms. Officials doubt open military action, but a Yugoslav push against Albania could invite Moscow to intervene. Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, and Finland show shifting political powers as Western blocs reinforce Europe.
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Berlin Airlift Advances Amid Cold War Tensions
US planes delivered seven tons of coal per flight into besieged Berlin as the Western allies pressed for the end of the blockade. Soviet leaders warned against counting on the Western air bridge, announced a two year plan to bind Berlin to the Soviet zone, and drafted a German republic constitution while accusing the West of plans to annex Western Germany. Britain and France approved Marshall Plan aid totaling 1.575 billion dollars and allies consulted on military support with Canada and Western European partners.
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Berlin Blockade Eases with Western Request to Moscow
Western Berlin faces coal shortages of 2000 tons daily as rail road and barge access remain cut by Soviet actions. Diplomats say recent notes from the United States Britain and France to Moscow clarified Western resolve to stay in Berlin and demanded the blockade end.
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New Truitt Addition Now A Sure Thing
Arthur Truitt of the Truitt Buick Company announced at 1 o clock on Wednesday that he will add a two story extension to his automobile building at Eleventh Street. The addition will include an elevator and air conditioning and will be used as office space. The project will cost over $100,000 and one complete floor has already been leased.
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PRESS AGENT DIES DREW RIG OR EE BATCHELOR YEARS
Veteran press agent and counsel dies here after long career. Known for public relations work and industry connections, the deceased had close relations with Batchelor and other notable figures. obituary notes his influence in journalism and legal circles.
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Braniff Expands Plans Focus on Amarillo West Coast Route
Amarillo is set to be a focal point in Braniff International Airways expansion as businessmen meet with executive VP Charles Beard. Braniff’s president planned to visit but canceled due to ill health. Mayor Hagg said city officials are preparing to intervene in Braniff’s West Coast extension application filed with the CAA, with hearings expected in October or November. If Braniff or the successful applicant routes west, Amarillo would be the stop. otherwise Lubbock likely.
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Bums Live in Luxury Under Police Station
In New Orleans police at the First Precinct Station uncovered a long term hideout for hundreds of criminals and hobos beneath the station and adj oining courts. A guide named The Mole escorted officers to a royal suite for "Carolina Slim" and others while inmates used police power, water, and heat. A large crowd reportedly inhabited the space on busy nights, and the Mole was detained for questioning.
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You Just Can't Win Even With a Gun
In Chicago on July 7 the Arlington Park scene shifts as a bold stickup unfolds during the fifth race. A bandit threatens the proprietor and pockets $5 in “chicken feed,” but patrons scramble the cash, leaving the nervous owner pleading for a larger takings haul.
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Ronnie's Airplane Theft Shocks Oklahoma City
Ronnie, a troubled youth, stole an airplane in Oklahoma City and flew 120 miles with no training. He had run away four times, most recently Tuesday night, and was captured Wednesday morning after attempting to steal a car near Groom, Texas. He had been at Boys Ranch near Amarillo and faces return to Oklahoma custody.
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Kerr Into Runoff for Oklahoma Senate Nomination
Former Oklahoma governor Robert Kerr and ex congressman Gomer Smith lead in the Democratic primary and will face a runoff July 27 for the U S Senate nomination. Kerr 111751 and Smith 58022 after 3148 of 3698 precincts reported. Rizley heavily led Republicans with 21472 votes after 1727 precincts. Incumbents Monroney Stigler Albert Morris Schwabe rated secure.
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Goal in Sight For Children's Home Fund
Building fund for a new Children's Home stands $55,625 short of the needed amount to begin construction. Chairman Guy Saunders reports $128,375 in hand toward a $230,000 total for three cottages and a combined administration and recreation building. Donated labor saving an estimated $46,000, with plans for five cottages each housing 14 children and a new site near Thirty sixth and Bowie. Latest gifts include $5,000 from Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Durrett and $166 from Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stratt.
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Groom Field Hosts Panhandle Model Airplane Meet
The two day event at Butler Field draws at least 200 entries across Panhandle sections with free spectator admission. Southwestern Motors and Globe News back the show, with daily flying from 9 until dark. Entries fill the Southwestern Motors showroom and late entries are accepted. Wednesday night features a Detroit races film at the Plymouth showroom, with official T shirts for contestants. Winners in 37 events are crowned Sunday evening at Butler Field, with trophies and merchandise over $1,200. International races in Detroit invite top Texas fliers, with $8,000 plus prizes and 21 regional invitations.
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Demos Fight Over Civil Rights Plank at Democratic Convention
Philadelphia July 7 AP The race issue dominated platform talks as Helen Hell for the National Federation of Settlements urged making civil rights recommendations a prime unfinished business. The FEPC and anti-lynch, anti-poll tax aims faced strong Southern opposition as the drafting of the platform began.
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Panhandle Water Association Meeting in Dalhart
Members of the Panhandle Water Association plan a meeting in Dalhart to discuss regional water issues and cooperative efforts. The agenda includes current projects, funding options, and member communications.
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Heat Hits Towns Across the Nation in July Report
United Press notes a heat wave with Thermal California at 110 degrees and towns like Sellings North Carolina Sunray Texas Sunshine Louisiana Sun City Kansas and Hell's Half Acre Wyoming recording high 90s to 85. Rolling Springs Pennsylvania reports rainfall. Ceol California records 59.
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Perrin Field Soldier Dies of Plane Crash Injuries
Staff Sgt. Lee H. Hamilton, 21, Perrin Field, died in Little Rock Arkansas Veterans Administration Hospital from injuries sustained in a civilian plane crash at Searcy Arkansas on Sunday.
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Weather Outlook for Amarillo and Surrounding Areas
The region remains partly cloudy and mild through today and Thursday with a few widely scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers. West Texas shows similar conditions with little temperature change. New Mexico stays generally fair with some afternoon clouds and scattered showers mainly in the mountains. highs near 85, low around 61, trace precipitation.
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