Eisenhower Prepares for Europe Trip After Return to Washington
President Eisenhower ends a 17 day period of vacationing at his Gettysburg estate and plans a worldwide swing to Europe. He will meet Khrushchev in Washington for a 13 day U S visit and then travel to Germany Britain and France for diplomacy with Adenauer Macmillan and de Gaulle. Secretary of State Herter accompanies the President on European rounds.
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Vada Bell Crowned Miss Wheatheart of the Nation
In Perryton Vada Bell an 18 year old Wellington brunette and West Texas State College sophomore won the Miss Wheatheart of the Nation title. Sally Shaffer of Amarillo finished as runner up with Pat Farren of Spearman in third. The winner will tour Toronto Canada for a week as guest of the Canadian National Exposition.
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Plainview
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Wheatheart Committee
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Perryton
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Toronto
Canada
Wheatheart
One Hurt In Sunray Crash
Two separate Moore County crashes, 20 miles apart, killed Wes ley Floyd Davis of Amarillo and Ernest Hunt of Clarendon and sent a former Carrou zett coach to the hospital.
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Amarillo
Clarendon
Carrouzett
Etter
Wesley Floyd Davis
Lenwood
Ernest Hunt
Sunray
Young Buff Gray aims for Marine Corps despite Navy shift
Six year old Buff Gray writes to Maj Gen David Shoup at Parris Island in a bold bid to join the Marines. Her mother reports family Marines and siblings, while Shoup praises patriotic spirit and suggests pride for the family.
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Buff Gray
David M. Shoup
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Navy
Son Arrested in Death of Quay County Man
A. P. LaBoon, 52, of Quay NM, died at Tucumcari General Hospital from severe head injuries. His 26-year-old son Arthur Leslie LaBoon was detained by Quay County authorities after allegedly fighting over use of a pickup truck. The son admitted drinking and told of a lengthy struggle that began in the house and ended in the yard.
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Quay County
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Khrushchev Plans Nuclear Visit Itinerary
Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev will visit six cities beyond Washington upon Eisenhower’s invitation. Planned stops include New York Los Angeles San Francisco Des Moines Ames Iowa and Pittsburgh with a possible Iowa farm visit. He will also visit Camp David arriving September 15 and departing September 37 per White House confirmation.
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Baseball Scores From Texas and American Leagues
Texas League: Corpus Christi 10 San Antonio 8 and Tulsa 5 Victoria 0. American League: Chicago 1 Washington 0. Boston 7 Detroit 1. Cleveland 4 Baltimore 2. Kansas City 8 New York 7 in 10 innings. National League: San Francisco 8 Philadelphia 1. Cincinnati 11 St Louis 4. Milwaukee 7 Chicago 3. Pittsburgh 2 Los Angeles 0.
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Families Fear Kin Caught in Temblor
The Associated Press reports mounting worry as nine dead are confirmed and many travelers remain missing after the Hebgen Lake quake. Red Cross data show 1,500 to 1,800 inquiries, with missing relatives from Washington, California, Massachusetts, New York and Utah. An Anacortes family waits for word about eight-year-old Peter Maricich who vacationed near Old Faithful before the quake struck.
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Slickers Rally Twice For Panhandle Grid Classic Victory
The City Slickers scored two fourth quarter touchdowns both with five minutes left to beat the Lodbusters 12 to 6 in the second annual Panhandle Grid Classic at Price Stadium. Page 17 will have full details.
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Price Stadium
Calendar's Wrong Summer's Finished in Amarillo Youth View
Amarillo youngsters face an August return amid debates over an earlier start to the school year. Registration is slated for late August with Labor Day and Tri-State Fair holidays shaping the calendar. Students weigh shopping for clothes against missing vacation as they prepare for classes and activities.
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Lynda Mlinar
Amarillo
Robert Ashworth
Sharon Kay Fields
Jackson
Tom McGahan
Rita Lawdon
Rusk
Billy Coberly
Polk
Law labor bill conferees swamped by mail for strong measure
House Senate labor reform conferees reported a phenomenal volume of letters and telegrams urging a stiff Landrum Griffin bill. Most support the tougher House version as they work to resolve disputes on secondary boycotts organizational picketing and jurisdiction gaps. Final action eyed by mid next week. Representative Carroll D. Kearns noted mail was overwhelming and he added staff as needed.
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House
Landrum-Griffin
Carroll D. Kearns
R-Pa
Weather Forecast for Amarillo and Vicinity
Pori and cloudy sky today and Monday with scattered afternoon and night thunder showers. Little temperature change. Panhandle and South Plains show mostly cloudy, warm with widely scattered storms. New Mexico partly cloudy today and tonight with scattered afternoon and night thundershowers. Highs today range from 80 to 95. Hours temperature yesterday unavailable.
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Pori
Panhandle
South Plains
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Congress Eyes Early Adjournment Ahead of Khrushchev Visit
Congress aims to adjourn before mid September and unlikely to be in session when Soviet Premier Khrushchev arrives September 15. Leaders debate timing, with Johnson resisting a fixed date and Dirksen forecasting adjournment by Labor Day weekend. House may face a need for a rare session to pass a Senate housing bill.
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Amarillo Man Dies in Head On Crash
An Amarillo man, 41, Henry Earl Jackson, died after his car struck a utility pole at Sanborn and Colorado while on a two day pass from the Veterans Hospital. Investigators said excessive speed caused the crash which snapped a 44,000 volt pole cross arm. Jackson died en route to Northwest Texas Hospital. His body was taken to Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home. he is survived by his mother and stepfather.
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Trailerville
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