Motel Operator Widow Held in Raid on Narcotics Cache
Mrs. W. N. Robberson a 78 year old widow and Apache Motel operator was jailed on a $2000 bond charged with possession of narcotics possibly valued at up to 100000 in street sales. State and federal agents conducted the raid as part of a larger operation across northern Texas eastern New Mexico and western Oklahoma.
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W. N. Robberson
Queen Robberson
Forest Hill
Wayne Bagley
Justice of the Peace
Texas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
W. FE
Dub) Naylor
Texas de
News-Globe
Don Brown
E. E. Storey
Amarillo
Apache Motel
Robberson
Soap Box Derby Day in Amarillo Promises Fast Races
More than 100 young Amarillo racers will compete in the annual Soap Box Derby on 24th Avenue at N Polk starting at 1 p.m. The Plains Chevrolet Co and the Amarillo Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsor the event with an opening parade and an open house drew 2,000 fans Friday night. A trip to Akron, Ohio awaits the winner and his family, with this year’s race featuring home built oil can cars and a full program of entertainment.
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Amarillo
24Th Avenue
N. Polk
Plains Chevrolet Co
Akron
Ohio
Merchants
Tri-State Fairgrounds
Thompson Park
Marine Corps Reserve
Will Rogers
Boys Ranch
Air Force
East Germans Demand Recognition Over Nine U.S. Airmen
The United States rejects paying a price that would imply recognizing East Germany. State Department says nine airmen captured in East Germany on June 7 face a prolonged dispute unless the Reds back down. Washington offers to meet normal requirements for their return to West Germany.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
East Germany
U.S
State Department
West Germany
Berlin
Moscow
Child Mauled by Great Dane in Plainview
Four year old Ralph Edward Langley was mauled by a Great Dane while visiting his uncle in Lockney. He suffered a severed ear and serious head and facial injuries, then was moved from Lockney General Hospital to Plainview Medical Center for observation.
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Plainview
Ralph Edward Langley
Ralph Langley
Plainview Medical Center Hospital
Neal Langley
Lockney
General Hospital
Plainview Medical Center
Weather Outlook for Panhandle South Plains and New Mexico
Partly cloudy and hot through Monday with widely scattered thunderstorms in the Panhandle and South Plains. New Mexico shows scattered thundershowers in eastern and southern portions this afternoon and tonight, otherwise fair and hot with highs 90 to 105.
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Panhandle
South Plains
New Mexico
Life in the Goldfine Bowl
Saul Pett studies a personality in a feature note urging readers to page 27. A vivid division of opinions is explored in Relman Morin’s detailed page 2 report about clashes and viewpoints. A famed general, still hospital bound, embodies resilience with a profile on the man who never gives up hope on page 16.
Six Hurt In Mishap Near Stratford On Highway 54
Six people were admitted to Memorial Hospital in serious condition after a head on collision three miles west of Stratford on Highway 54 around noon today. The Pray family of Riverside California and the Hill family of Wichita Kansas were injured, with multiple lacerations and fractures reported.
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Stratford
Highway 54
A. H. Pray
Riverside
Calif
Kenneth Hill
Wichita
Kan
Lola
Larry
Baseball Scores From Major Leagues and Western League
Western League Pueblo at Amarillo postponed by rain. Colorado Springs 19 Albuquerque 4 Veneka 3 Lincoln 0. Sioux City 14 Des Moines 4. National League St Louis 2 Pittsburgh 0. San Francisco 5 Milwaukee 0. Los Angeles 4 Cincinnati 3. Philadelphia 12 Chicago 2. American League Chicago 7 13 Chicago 7 13 Boston 4 5 New York 10 Cleveland 0 Detroit 3 Washington 1 Kansas City at Baltimore postponed by rain.
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Pueblo
Amarililo
Colorado Springs
Albuquerque
Veneka
Lincoln
Sioux City
Des Moines
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Kansas City
Baltimore
Wind Storm Strikes Panhandle and South Plains
A brief Saturday night storm brought damaging winds and scattered thundershowers across the Panhandle and South Plains. Gusts up to 75 mph leveled structures in Pampa, felled trees, shattered windows, and damaged cars and utilities while Amarillo reported 65 mph winds and downed lines. Local damages included a wall collapse at Furr Foods, five overturned trailers, and a damaged ferris wheel at an Amusements Park. Moisture totals varied from 0.5 to 0.87 inches across the area.
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Panhandle
South Plains
Pampa
Rex Rose Motor Co
Amarillo
Sam Houston
Amarillo Weather Report 1958 Day Count and Conditions
Readings show Amarillo recorded 172 sunny or clear days in 1958 out of 192. Saturday evening observations show wind and visibility varying with areas including Dallas and Oklahoma City noting fair to clear conditions.
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Amarillo
Piouston
Dallas
Okla
City
Chevy Show and Steve Allen Colorcast at Seven
KGNC TV listings note Steve Allen Show at seven and The Chevy Show at seven thirty p.m. indicating prime time colorcast and program lineup.
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Kgnc-Tv
Steve Allen
Chevy
Federal spending boosts hopes for quick economic recovery
Washington reports a speedup in federal outlays raising optimism for a rebound in GNP. Analysts expect second quarter purchases to rise to about 52 billion dollars, powered by farm price support commitments and a 250 million retroactive pay increase.
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Washington
Eisenower
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John Masterman
Enit
Sunday News-Globe
Dean Fisburn
Aday
Kenneth Cusick
Great Dane
Inside
THE
Ego
Saul Pett
Relman Morin
Cane
Chennault
Amusements
Birdie Books
Martha Mason
Ts -C
Mil and Gas Radio
Ranger Rider Society
M~aconseetos
Dumas
Hill
Flora Hill
Susan
Michael Hill
Dalhart
Childress
Gray County
Buck Haggard
Furr Foods
N. Hobart
U.S. Weather Bureau
Era Air Terminal
Eee
San Jacinto
Cafe Capri
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