Public Figures Clash Over Wallace And Wallace
The Amarillo Globe notes Wallace’s third party bid after leaving the Democratic and Republican parties. It argues the president should ignore the exchanges with Wallace to avoid fueling his publicity and questions the value of verbal battles affecting world peace and party politics.
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Citizens urge Amarillo to keep streets clean and back yards tidy
A letter writer from Amarillo urges readers to help city efforts to curb litter. He cites Salt Lake City fines for street trash and suggests more street trash boxes, public participation, and a campaign led by City Manager M. V. Moss to reduce rubbish on sidewalks and streets.
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Takes Issue With Unions
Editor notes an eight paragraph analysis of Bob Smith's letter arguing unions lack equal legal rights to sue, cite examples of disruption and intimidation, and discuss closed shops and political spending. The writer contrasts union power with corporate responsibility and cautions against extreme Taft Hartley provisions and socialist implications.
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Negro policemen urged to patrol colored district
A Amarillo reader endorses hiring Negro police or mixed policing in the colored district after a bystander was struck by a rock during a dispute. The letter cites nearby cities with Negro police and notes long-standing safety concerns as public opinion calls for action. The missive also references a federal budget debate and a separate opinion from Kant Munny on communism.
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A Postwar World’s Fair Dream From a Wry Columnist
A columnist muses on the lack of a world’s fair for postwar times. He cites high building costs and security fears as barriers and notes a lone promoter, Mexican Senor Rubio Gonzalez y Lopez, seeking publicity. He recalls a hesitant ambassador from Central America hinting at broader interests.
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Walter Lippmann on self protection against fatalism
The article quotes Walter Lippmann urging resolve over fatalism in facing postwar strategy. He argues the United States is capable, calls for a clarified policy and objectives, and warns that total war doctrine risks misdirection and harm. He cites Russia and Hitler era debates while urging disciplined planning and initiative.
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You Can Be Proud of Your Parents Say The Kindergartner
A reader letters column urges children to view their parents with fairness. It notes kids may worry about parental behavior yet parents can be young and sociable without embarrassing their offspring. The piece counsels to see parents with an unbiased eye.
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Polk Street Professor Seeks Vocational High School Study
A Polk Street professor argues that schools serve varied community needs and questions the value of adding more traditional high schools. He notes only about 40 of 100 first graders finish high school and urges evaluating vocational or technical options before expanding traditional high schools.
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World fair plans spark cleanup cost debate
A fragment notes discussions on waste disposal costs tied to a proposed world’s fair. Officials cite large volumes of refuse daily and debate funding, timing, and logistics. The imprecise excerpt highlights concern over sanitation and event scale.
Prom Am Worldway Plan Involves Major Firms
A dialogue fragment shows a claim of a one hundred million dollars funding for a project with Prom America cited and General Motors named as a participant, though details are incomplete and continued on page 11.
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