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Newspaper

Amarillo Sunday News Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1954

Page

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Eisenhower AEC Contract Details Stir Opposition and Support

The administration released a blow by blow account of a 107 million dollar private power plant deal to supply TVA territory. The Dixon Yates group would build near Memphis and sell power to the AEC for TVA distribution, a plan defended as practical for defense needs but opposed by TVA and some lawmakers.

Washington Eisenhower TVA Stephen Mitchell Bobby Jones Budget Bureau Memphis, Tenn Jones Congress Bureau Tennessee Valley Authority Atomic Energy Commission Combine Dixon-Yates Group AEC Padu

Weather Outlook for Amarillo and West Texas

Partly cloudy Sunday and Monday with scattered thundershowers in Amarillo, West Texas, and New Mexico. No significant temperature changes expected. Reports note yesterday's temperatures with highs around the 80s and lows in the 60s, sunrise at 6 12 a m and sunset at 7 27 p m.

Amarillo Texas New, Mexico

Timely Rains Drench Wide Tri State Area

A broad rain event drenched eastern New Mexico and the Panhandle, easing drought for farmers. Official gauges ranged from 0.74 to 7.30 inches with Portales amid 4.50 inches, sparking runoff system checks and traffic disruptions in Clovis and Portales. Authorities urged caution as water covered streets and underpasses.

Tri-State New Mexico Panhandle Weather Bureau Amarillo Air Terminal Globe News Portales North Main Street Clovis Police Department Lovington

Texas pilot completes 3100 mile transatlantic hop to Ireland

Thomas H. Danaher, a 30 year old Texan in a leather jacket, flew a single engine plane from Argentia, Canada to Shannon, Ireland via Paris in about 13 and a half hours. The route crossed roughly 3100 miles, encountering weather trouble 1000 miles off the Irish coast. Canadian regulators gave limited comment on possible rule breaches.

Associated Press Thomas H. Danaher Wichita Falls Limerick Ireland Newfoundland France Shannon Canada Paris U. S. Naval Argentia

Port Arthur Move Showed Red Hand

In 1953 Port Arthur an oil refinery hub faced a Communist led blitz as part of a national plan to seize offices through the Democratic Party. The Texas response, aided by workers, drove out red agitators and led to the outlawing of the Communist Party, with similar efforts in San Antonio and El Paso.

Port Arthur Communist Party Texas Democratic Party Raymond Brooks Capitol Austin American-Statesman San Antonio el Paso

Young Heiress at Center of Multistate Custody Fight

Three year old Kathryn Rae Brandenburg, heir to a fortune estimated at 12 to 30 million dollars, is the focal point of a custody dispute in Clovis New Mexico. The child is the survivor of oilman Ellis Hall and his wife Joann Walter Brandenburg who died in Alaska. Joann was the granddaughter of former Governor A. W. Hockenhull and had custody since Joann’s death. A custody bid by Kathryn’s father James Brandenburg follows his wife’s death. The case has previously reached the New Mexico Supreme Court, with potential federal Texas involvement over Hall’s estate and its proper domicile.

Clovis N.M New Mexico Kathryn Rae Brandenburg Kathy Ellis Hall Alaska Hall Joann Walter Brandenbenburg Joann New Mexico City James Brandenburg New Mexico Supreme Court Texas

Christians in the struggle for a responsible society

The accredited visitors discussed a duty to all as Christians. Speakers M. M. Thomas of South India E Lauriel of the Reform Church of France and Charles P. Taft of Cincinnati reported on the theme and its implications for church conscience and social accountability.

Eugene Slater Polk Street Methodist Church M. M. Thomas South India E. Lauriel Reformed Church of France Charles P. Taft Cincinnati

Air Force claims new altitude record surpassing old mark

Omaha dispatch reports Air Force Secretary Harold Talbott announcing a test plane broke the world's altitude record and another aircraft set a speed record at 1650 mph. He noted a 17 000 mile nonstop B 47 flight and cited earlier flights during the Air Force Association convention.

Omaha Neb Air Force Harold Talbott Talbot Air Force Association Scott Crossfield Edward Air Force Base Talbott Marion E. Carl

Globe-News Model Airplane Contest Soars in Amarillo

Model planes take flight this weekend at Trade Wind Airport for the Globe-News Model Airplane Contest. Sanctioned by the Academy of Model Aeronautics, the event features radio controlled demonstrations and exhibits of scale replicas. Braniff International Airways will display Convair for rides over Amarillo, with 88 entries in the two day event.

Tradewind Airport Globe-News Academy of Model Aeronautics High Plains Amarillo Amarillo Air Force Base Fillmore Street 34Th Street Liano Cemetery Braniff International Airways Palo Duro

Altitude Record Hint From Air Force Officials

Washington reports that officials consider 90,000 feet or 17 miles a plausible target for the new Air Force altitude record. The X-1A rocket plane, flown two months earlier at Edwards AFB, had set a speed record. pilot name remains undisclosed.

Washington Air Force Harold Talbott Omaha Edwards Air Force Base Air Force Flight California

Clergyman Denounces Segregation at World Council Assembly

Dr. Benjamin Mays of Morehouse College in Atlanta argued segregation mirrors telling God he erred in creating diverse races. He joined Dr. Ben J. Marais in a World Council of Churches session on intergroup relations, urging churches to reject color based segregation as unchristian.

Benjamin Mays Morehouse College Atlanta World Council of Churches Ben J. Marais Dutch Reformed Church African Transvaal Mays Associated Press Geoffrey Fisher Canterbury Dag Hammarskjold O. Frederick Nolde Evanston Ill Nolde Council

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