UN Demands Peace On Korean Battle Front Talks
Vice Admiral C Turner Joy stated that the second meeting of the UN and Communist negotiators would address only the military situation in Korea and a cease fire terms. He ruled out political and economic topics as talks opened at Kaesong. The North Koreans urged withdrawal of foreign troops and settlement by Koreans, signaling possible dispute over broader issues.
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Kaesong
Korea
Aes
Imjin
Pyongyang
Communist Central News Agency
Red
United
Texas
Kaesong talks open as UN chief urges good faith
Delegates arrive for Kaesong conference with a briefing planned by a UN team member. Joy states the UN will pursue cease fire within Korea and only military matters, while Ridgway warns that great issues hinge on the proceedings and demands facts from the talks.
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Korea
Matthew B. Ridgway
Senators Probe Field Bail Fund Links In Communist Case
Washington July 10. Senate Internal Security Committee subpoenas Frederick Vanderbilt Field and all bank accounts seeking sources of money used to post bail for four missing Communist leaders. Johns Hopkins professor Owen Lattimore to testify later. Field has been ordered to appear behind closed doors. Bail motions endanger 17 defendants indicted June 20 for conspiracy to overthrow the government and include higher bail requests.
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Washington
Pat McCarran
Nevada
Senate
Internal Security Committee
Frederick Vanderbilt Field
McCarran
Owen Lattimore
Johns Hopkins University
New York
Liberty
Civil Rights Congress
Alexander Holtzoff
Vincent L. Leibell
Red
CRC
Marion Bachrach
Jacob Mindel
Alexander Bittelman
Claudia Jones
Betty Gannett
Israel Amter
Iron Benches Spark Spittoon Society Debates at Courthouse
A quirky column lampoons a plan to install iron benches around the courthouse square. It notes the Freethinkers league, the spittoon era, and the evolving public spaces while mocking modern restrictions and the slow pace of civic change. It mentions retirees, fixed opinions, and whittling as social rituals, with a nod to BENCHES-Page 16.
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Courthouse Advisory Board
Spirit
Imagination
Reds Faming Over Allied Maneuver In Moscow
Diplomatic observers in Moscow predict new Western Soviet crises over German and Japanese questions. They warn that moving toward a separate German treaty could complicate Berlin, with possible Soviet retaliation for perceived violations. Moscow papers say China’s government will block remilitarization of Japan, while prefacing German moves into the Atlantic pact army under Eisenhower.
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Berlin
Germany
Ney
Japan
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gas restriction to be limited across several regions
Washington July 10 The government’s proposed order to curb natural gas use would exempt Pacific Coast New England Northwest Southwest and Gulf Coast states and smaller areas with abundant supplies According to Assistant Deputy Petroleum Administrator C P Rather After a PAD meeting with 28 gas firms Rather said the order would limit new gas heating equipment and would be lifted once enough steel is available for pipelines Amarillo area likely exempt from provisions as earlier indicated
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Pacific Coast
New England
Northwest
Southwest
Gulf Coast
C. P. Rather
Rather
Bruce K. Brown
The
Petroleum Administration For Defense
PAD
Appliance Manufacturers Association
Amarillo
Amarillo Faces Heat Wave Sees Record High Temps
The city endures a heat arc with forecasts topping 95 degrees for a sixth straight day. Aaron Stern of the US Weather Bureau notes a 97 degree high this afternoon, as temperatures climb from 99 degrees Friday and Saturday to 100 degrees Sunday. Yesterday reached 97, with a low of 71 and tonight expected near 70.
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Amarillo
Aaron Stern
US Weather Bureau
All Star Game National League vs American League
National League 102, American League 010. Roberts and Campanella starred for the NL while Garver and Berra led the AL in a high scoring exhibition featuring standout performances by key players.
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Roberts
Campanella
Garver
Berra
Runaway Team Runs Rampant On Dallas Crosstown Road
A team of horses broke free near Dallas new crosstown expressway and galloped through six traffic lanes toward downtown. with a wagon in tow the horses slowed to about 45 mph before a wheel came off the wagon. Police halted traffic to corral the animals and led them away from the roadway.
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U.P
Ore Dobbin
Berlin Honors Airlift Heroes
Berliners, 75,000 strong, crowded Templehof Air Base for a memorial unveiling to the Allied airlift that broke the Soviet blockade two years earlier. The 63-foot arch honors the American British and French air corridors with three crescent tips and bronze inscriptions naming 70 fliers and five Germans who died during the siege. American Maj. Gen. William H. Tunner returned for the ceremony and stated Berlin’s spirit kept the city free.
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Berlin
William H. Tunner
Reds Infiltration and Bombing Puncture Korea Front
US Eighth Army reports small Red infiltrations in the Chorwon Kumhwa Pyonggang triangle while peace talks continue near Kaesong. B 29s bomb Sinpo and Kowan on the east coast. Nightly NK press boasted victories. Allied confirm none. Red actions linger along central and eastern fronts amid cautious gains and counterfire.
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Korea
Chorwon-Kumhwa- Pyonggang
Iron Triangle
Kaesong
Sinpo
Kowon
North Korea
Okinawa
Pyeongyang
Tokyo
Red Radio
East Central Front
Inje
Mount Taen
Western Front
Matthew B. Ridgway
Handling of Youth Drivers Outlined in City Meeting
County and city juvenile officials announced a plan on juvenile traffic offenders under a new law. Juvenile Officer Jack Grant said cases would go to the corporation court or county based on investigation. Parents can still be fined for allowing illegal operation by their children. Cor poration Judge Dick Cazzell and City Juvenile Officer Cliff Roberts attended.
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Jack Grant
Ralph Pray
Cliff Roberts
Grant
Corporation Court
Corporation
Dick Cazzell
Amarillo Weather Forecast With Scattered Thundershowers
Amarillo and vicinity today expect fair but scattered late afternoon or evening thundershowers with cooler conditions by Wednesday. Highs near 97 today, 92 tomorrow, 71 overnight. West Texas outlook stays partly cloudy with isolated storms in Panhandle and west of the Pecos.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Panhandle
Pecos
FHA Home Repair Loans Offer 30 Month Repayment Plan
Gunn Bros Thrift Stamps partners with Olver and Wiggins Lumber Co. to promote FHA home repair loans with a 30 month repayment period.
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Gunn Bros
Olver & Wiggins Lumber Co
State to seek death for Sam Gasway in two attacks
Sam Gasway faces capital punishment in the Pleasant Valley case for the alleged assault on a 9 year old girl. Wichita Falls attorney Sam Spence plans to defend him and says the death penalty will be sought. Gasway previously posted bond and was jailed on separate charges in Wichita Falls.
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Sam Gasway
Pleasant Valley
Sam Spence
Wichita Falls
Gasway
Spence
Potter County
Little Pleasant Valley
Galway
Amarillo
Georgia
National Guard Divisions Bound for Europe Move
The Army alerted two National Guard divisions for fall movement to Europe. The 28th Division from Pennsylvania and the 43rd Division drawn from Rhode Island, Connecticut and Vermont will join the Fourth Infantry and Second Armored regular divisions already en route. Second Armored units expected to arrive this month. 28th trained at Camp Atterbury Indiana and 43rd at Camp Pickett Virginia. Both National Guard divisions were federalized last fall.
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National Guard
Europe
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Pennsylvania
43Rd
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Vermont
Fourth Infantry
Second Armored
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Camp Pickett
Burglary Case At Western Sand And Gravel Offices
A break in at Western Sand and Gravel Company offices on Polk Street saw a thief steal 29 dollars from an unlocked wall safe. He then left a new packaged toilet seat he had taken elsewhere, suggesting a guilty conscience.
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Western Sand and Gravel Company
Polk
Fox Leads in Senior Tourney Qualifier at Amarillo Club
J R Fox 73 of Dalhart led qualifiers for the 17th Tri State Senior Golf Tournament at Amarillo Country Club with 94 strokes on the 6298 yard course. A record field of 193 seniors ages 50 plus teed off, with registration extending to 2 pm and organizers predicting over 200 entries. Matches start tomorrow as the event shapes up as one of the world’s largest senior tournaments.
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J. R. Fox
Dalharta
Amarillo Country Club
Fox
George Williams
Ranger
Guy Ford
Sayre
Okla
WW. F. Grant
Amarillo
M. Reynolds
Shamrock
Husband's Hunch and Phone Call Save Wife From Suicide
Philadelphia report details Sydney Cardonick racing to avert a tragedy after his wife Marian threatened to kill herself with gas on a July night. He kept her talking from a phone booth for over ten minutes while their young son Raymond watched. Police intervened, rescued Marian, and she was later taken to hospital in fair condition.
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Raymond
Deborah
Cardonick
Marian
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