Six Die In Two Car Crash Near Snyder
A morning two car smashup on Highway 180 seven miles east of Snyder killed six people. Victims include Snyder resident Holland Treme and five Californians visiting relatives in Henshaw, Ky. Orval Gray survived for about 30 minutes. A 2 year old girl died at scene after being found wedged in rear seat. AP. Also Tibet appeals to United Nations for aid against Chinese invaders.
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Snyder
Here
Highway 180
California
Henshaw
Holland Treme
Orval Gray
Rodney Allen Gray
Wilson Hughes Gray
Orval
Naval Service
Naval Station
Wilson Gray
Ed Bolger
Bolger
Grays
Snyder Daily News
US Troops in Germany Warned to Stay Alert
Prankfurt Germany November 13. American troops in Germany are being warned this week that they must be constantly alert and ready for any danger as tensions rise in the region. The directive emphasizes vigilance and preparedness amid ongoing military activities and regional incidents.
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Germany
Prankfurt
$250,000 To Expand Nurses Home Sought
The county seeks 250000 to fund a nurses home with signatures from 10 percent of property owners. Shaffer firm low bidder to handle bonds at 2.90 per thousand, or 725 total, plus 150 if the issue fails. Other bidders were R A Underwood Co and Central Investment Co of Dallas.
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Shaffer
R. A. Underwood Company
Dallas
Central Investment Company
Ray Daniels
Kidnaping and shooting cases rock two cities
Bonds totaling seven thousand dollars were posted for Hollis Trulock, a night club operator jailed after a fatal shooting at Kilroy No. 2 on North East Eighth Avenue. Lige King Jr. was killed, Claude King wounded. investigators prepare grand jury testimony as Kilroy No. 2 reopens. In Santa Fe, Dr Nancy Campbell, a kidnapping suspect, was captured after luring Linda Stamm from a ranch, facing up to death by electric chair under New Mexico law. FBI notes praise from J Edgar Hoover as editors protected a child’s life by delaying coverage.
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Santa FE
Nancy Campbell
Charlotte Jones
Herbert Ellis
Santa Fe County Medical Association
David Hughes
Walter G. Turley
Walter G. Turley. Her Attorney Made Immediate Plans To Send Dr. Campbell
Albuquerque
Hollis Trulock
Potter County
Kilroy No
North East
Eighth Avenue
Pre Sroy
Lige King, Jr
Carolina
Claude King
St. Anthony's Hospital
Justice of the Peace
C. W. Carder
Paul Gaither
Lloyd King
Trulock
Olver & Wiggins
Westeth
Dr. Campbell
FBI
Linda Stamm
Stamm
Campbell
Rufus
New Mexico
Linda
Alien Stamm
Craig Stamm
Santa Fe New Mexican
Los Alamos
Army
J. Edgar Hoover
Washington
Will Harrison
Harrison
Marines Advance Toward Changjin Reservoir in Korea
US Marines pressed 5 miles through icy hills toward Changjin reservoir, within 4 miles of the target as Chinese reinforcements and North Korean forces stepped up attacks along the front. The Third Division linked with the South Korean Eighth Division to form a stronger UN defense line across the Korean waist.
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Seoul
Changjin
United Nations
Won
Yongbyon
Kum
Eighth Army
Tungsan
Pickets Back Phone Crews Go Out Again
Telephone company employees resumed a noon walkout in Amarillo Borger and Plainview as CIO Communications Workers adopt hit and run tactics. Long distance service placed on emergency basis. Borger disrupted due to lack of dial equipment. Bevin Douglas confer follows amid Germany issues.
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Telephone Company
Western Electric Company
Amarillo Exchange
Borger Exchange
Borger
Exchange
Barber
Plainview
Plainview Exchange
J. L. Gallaher
Gallaher
CIO Communications Workers of America
Amarillo
UNION
New York
New York City
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
CIO
Bell System
Snar Bell System
At&t Long Lines Center
Mrs. Z. D. Graham Wins News Tip Prize
Mrs. Z. D. Graham of 603 Washington wins the 35 first prize this week for a News Tip about a man killed in a sewer ditch cave-in. Second prize of 3 goes to Ray Browning of Tucumcari for a News Tip on a highway crash west of Vega killing one. Charles Lightfoot wins 2 for a fire with a baby fatally burned. Other callers listed include Bobby Lee and many residents across town.
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Z. D. Graham
Washington
Ray Browning
Tucumcari
Vega
Charles Lightfoot
Bobby Lee
L. R. Lawrence
Russell
Lorene
Plains Area Weather Outlook in Panhandle Forecast
Fine fall weather predominates over the Panhandle this morning with warmer temperatures expected tonight. Amarillo Air Terminal meteorologist H C Winburn reports no significant rainfall in sight. Tomorrow’s high of 72 degrees and tonight’s low around 31 follow yesterday’s 68 and 23.
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Panhandle
H. C. Winburn
Amarillo Air Terminal
Amarillo Weather Forecast and Outlook Brief
US Weather Bureau reports fair conditions for Amarillo and vicinity through Tuesday with a slight warming trend. Today's high near 69 degrees, low 31, tomorrow 72, and 24 hour high 68. Panhandle outlook calls for suitable outdoor weather with clear to partly cloudy skies and a warmer period ahead. New Mexico forecast notes fair today and tonight in the northeast portion this afternoon.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
New Mexico
Hunter's Victim Back in School After Duck Hunter Incident
Hollis DeGrassi Jr., 15, returned to Nazareth area high school after being shot in the face by a fender-riding hunter. The attack occurred Saturday near a small lake south of Nazareth while he hunted with two friends. He received at least 15 shotgun pellets to the left cheek and lips and was treated at Tulia Hospital. Sheriff Hugh White is pursuing the unidentified hunters who fled the scene.
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Hollis DeGrassi, Jr
J. Hollis DeGrassi
Bowie
Nazareth
Tulia Hospital
Tulia
Hugh White
Cops Have Damaging Evidence on Suspect
Stanley B. Gallat, 25, fled after failing to pay a 60 cent restaurant bill and led police on a 15 mile chase through five suburbs. A police car was wrecked, six officers hurt, and 23 bullets punctured Gallat’s vehicle as he was subdued at his home. Gallat faces resisting arrest assault destruction of property and traffic charges.
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ST. Louis
Stanley B. Gallat
Gallat
St. Louis County Hospital
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Sakchu
Chosan
Namsi
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Clarence Brewer
Garfield
Bob Kirby
A. M. Weilenman
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