Army Perfects Guided Missile
Washington reports the Army races Navy in high altitude, high speed missile development. Bell Telephone Laboratories and Douglas Aircraft work on an Army surface to air guided missile, pictured as a two stage or booster type craft with early propulsion and small forward wings, aiming to counter enemy aircraft.
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Amarillo
Texas
Army
Navy
Washington
Army Ordnance Corps
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Douglas Aircraft Company
France Receives 3000 Tons Newsprint Under Emergency Allocation
A 13 nation raw materials committee has allotted 3000 tons of newsprint to France to meet conditions of exceptional emergency. The decision aims to bolster France against Communist propaganda in national elections on June 19, with no further reasons given.
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Washington
France
Circle Sponsors Rummage Sale at First Presbyterian Church
The Ann Nassau Circle of the First Presbyterian Church invites shoppers to a rummage sale on Saturday from 7 30 a m to 6 p m at 619 A East Fourth. Proceeds support church activities.
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Circle
Ann Nassau
First Presbtyerian Church
Couple Reconciles in Maysville After 30 Years
In Maysville Kentucky a couple with ten children, David Smith aged 59 and Dolly Hicks aged 52, renewed their marriage after thirty years apart. The ceremony brought the family together as they decided that folks with a large brood are better off staying united.
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Maysville
David Smith
Dolly Hicks
Priest Celebrates Masses 20,000 Times in 50 Years
In Memphis Tennessee Pp Msgr Louis Joseph Kemphues marked a milestone by celebrating the mass nearly 20,000 times over fifty years as a priest. He has said mass daily and two or three times on many Sundays and holy days.
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Memphis, Tenn
Msgr
Louis Joseph Kemphues
West Carries Political War Behind Iron Curtain
Washington reports that the United States pursues political weapons to undermine Soviet power behind the Iron Curtain. John Foster Dulles says despotic societies hide weakness behind fear and jealousy and could crumble under applied pressure. Programs include Voice of America broadcasts, defections from behind the Curtain, and covert aid to guerrilla movements in China.
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Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
Red China
Geologists To Meet Friday In Panhandle
The Panhandle Geological Society will hold its last regular noon luncheon meeting of the season at the Herring Hotel Friday with Neal Clayton of Century Geophysical Company Tulsa speaking on Geophysics of the Texas Panhandle. Strawberries fetch 4.40 a small box in London.
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Herring Hotel
Neal Clayton
Century Geophysical Company
Tulsa
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The
Texas Panhandle
WTCC appoints Perry to traffic and transportation helm
West Texas Chamber of Commerce president B. P. Bludworth selects Greg Perry of Amarillo as chairman of the WTCC traffic and transportation committee. The panel will convene its first meeting in Abilene next Saturday. Perry heads Amarillo Chamber of Commerce traffic department.
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West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Greg Perry
Amarillo
WTCC
Abilene
Perry
Amarill
Open Bids on Bachelor Quarters at Amarillo AFB
Bids for two bachelor officers quarters at Amarillo Air Force Base will be opened Friday at 2 p.m. by the Tulsa District Office of the Corps of Engineers. This follows earlier openings for 11 mess hall and administration buildings. Del Webb, a long-time contractor at the base, was the low bidder on the mess hall and administration project.
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Corps of Engineers
Tulsa
Corps of Enginneers
Farlher
del E. Webb
Horses Slightly Hurt After Canyon Collision
Two race horses sustained minor injuries in a traffic mishap on US 87 south of Canyon. The horses owned by Mrs. Ethel Porter Severns of Del Rio. one horse valued at 10 000 dollars. No humans hurt. car and pickup damaged. Sheriff Cantrell investigated. trucks and trailers blocked the road. veterinarians not needed.
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Fthel Porter Severns
del Rio
M. E. Cantrell
Stanton & Stanton Milling Company
Lubbock
Tierra Blanca
Joseph van Haley
Virgil Pearson
E. T. Miller
Bill] Miller
FE. T. Miller
Amarillo
Severns
OPS Rulings Are Received by Amarillo Chamber
Office of Price Stabilization regulation covering service establishments has been received by the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce. Regulation 34 pertains to laundries dry cleaners shoe repair shops electrical appliance repair shops auto repair beauty parlors barber shops and many other service establishments.
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Amarillo
Lyme Regis Names First Woman Mayor
Lyme Regis in England appoints its first female mayor, marking a historic milestone for the coastal town and its local governance. The new leader, elected amid civic ceremonies, pledges to advance gender equality and community development.
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Lyme Regis
England
Missionary Released by Reds in Red China Deportation
Nationalist press reports said an American missionary was deported May 13 from Chengtu in Szechwan after four months in prison. The Communist broadcast identified him only as Pai Tien-pao. Sources here suggested he may be Dryden Phelps, nephew of Yale professor William Lyon Phelps.
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Taipeh
Formosa
Chengtu
Red China
Szechwan Province
Pai Tien-pao
Dryden Phelps
William Lyon Phelps
Yale University
Burgess in Hospital Amid Illness at St Anthony’s
Bond Burgess, Sr., 2017 Hayden, was admitted to St. Anthony's Hospital yesterday for diagnosis and treatment after two days of illness.
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Bond Burgess, Sr
Hayden
St. Anthony's Hospital
Catholic Prince Dies in Philadelphia at 85
Dennis Cardinal Dougherty, aged 85, principal church figure in Philadelphia, died today at his residence. The longtime cardinal led the local Catholic Church and shaped archdiocesan activities during his tenure.
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Philadelphia
Dennis Cardinal Dougherty
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