Two New Medical Buildings Planned Across From Northwest Texas Hospital
Jim Parks Lumber Co announces two new medical buildings on W. 7th in the Golden Spread area. High Plains Neurological Center, a one story clinic for neurology neurosurgery and psychiatry, will begin within 10 days with occupancy by Jan. 1. Medical Towers, a four story office complex for 20 physicians with a pharmacy and diagnostic lab, will start in 60 to 90 days and finish about a year later.
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Wildlife chaos grips Amarillo as pets flee and officials intervene
A string of animal incidents in Amarillo including a raven stranded on a roof a prairie dog stolen by a pet snatcher and a skunk relocated after being deodorized. Firefighters rescued a crow from a roof as fleahoppers invaded the Roosevelt area prompting a city fogging response.
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Amarillo Weather Notes And TV Listings For Saturday
The forecast notes partly cloudy skies and clear conditions with winds at 12 to 16 mph. TV listings show KGNC-TV Colorcast Goodyear Playhouse at 7 p.m and 3 p m comparative readings. The sun has shone over Amarillo for 189 of 215 days in 1957 with scattered readings across Houston Dallas Oklahoma City and Amarillo.
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Baseball scores from a multi-league night
Western League games show Amarillo 12 over Topeka, Sioux City 9, Pueblo and Colorado Springs 6, Des Moines 5 in the first game, Albuquerque at Lincoln pending. National League actions include St. Louis 3 over Philadelphia 1, Brooklyn 7 over Milwaukee 4, New York 5 over Cincinnati 4 in 11 innings, Pittsburgh at Chicago postponed by rain. American League results list New York 5 over Cleveland 3, Chicago 7 over Washington 4, Detroit 3 in 17 innings, Baltimore 7 over Kansas City 6.
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Dallas Fort Worth Toll Fares Set On New Road
The Dallas Fort Worth toll road opening Aug. 27 will charge 0 cents for passenger cars between Dallas and Fort Worth. Buses and trucks pay 75 cents, with multi axle trucks potentially up to 3 dollars.
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Pioneer recipes vie for Golden Spread Cook Book entries
Judges sort incoming recipes for September edition facing scarce ingredients. Erlene Barbee of Reydon Oklahoma submits acorn bread while Mrs C J Hess provides herehound candy. Dr H V Johnson from Georgetown Kentucky proposes Kentucky Puddle. Audrey Foreman of Felt Oklahoma wins with Snow White Chocolate Roll.
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Civil Rights Bill Said Dead in Congress
President Eisenhower remains opposed to the Senate civil rights bill as House Republican leader Joseph W. Martin Jr. says the measure is dead for this session. Administration officials say the Senate version is unworkable and not acceptable to the House, with deadlock possible and the issue likely to spill into 1958.
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Queen Elizabeth Critic Lord Altrincham Sees Monarchy at Risk
Lord Altrincham, editor of National and English Review, calls Queen Elizabeth II’s speech a “pain in the neck” and warns the monarchy could collapse if a debate about it is stifled. He labels the Queen’s utterances as priggish and notes strong press backlash in London.
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Bid Date Set On Rail Work To Relocate Track
After four months of delay bids for relocating the Fort Worth and Denver Rock Island rail lines to lengthen Amarillo Air Force Base runways will be opened August 12 in Tulsa by the U S Army Corps of Engineers. The project involves moving about 12 miles of track at a cost estimated between one and three million dollars with work including bridges drainage and grading along with right of way improvements.
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Heavy Rain and Hail Batter Panhandle Storm
Thunderstorms drenched the Panhandle with rain and hail as Clayton New Mexico reported 2.50 inches in 45 minutes and 4 inch hail damaged roofs. Amarillo and nearby towns logged scattered totals up to 2.60 inches with power outages and erratic traffic signals as transformers were flooded.
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Power of Faith profiles by Howard Brodie on Sunday Globe
Moving editorial series showcases faith inspired works by Howard Brodie famed for on the spot World War II and Korean conflict sketches. Readers are urged to save drawings and messages for future scrapbooks and reflections, with the first installment on Page %-C.
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McElroy Considered for Major Cabinet Post
Neil H. McElroy a Cincinnati soap manufacturer and former Procter and Gamble executive is reportedly under consideration for a top government post. A high administration official said he is not confirmed for any specific role, and there is no basis to rumors about replacing Secretary Weeks. A security check is noted while McElroy plans a Washington trip for meetings.
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Graham Crusade in New York Extended to Sept 1
Billy Graham's New York crusade will run nightly through September 1 after a third extension announced by Roger Hull. The Madison Square Garden start May 13, with previous extensions to July 20 and August 10 amid crowds of up to 100,000 at Yankee Stadium.
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Gas price war could develop in Amarillo
Humble Oil Co ordered a 1.2 cent cut prompting talks of a price war in Amarillo. Regular gas at Humble stations 28.7 cents with Esso 32.2 and Golden Fisso 34.2. most majors held, independents wary yet ready to cut by week’s start.
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