Public Forum Set Monday on Expressway
A town hall style public forum on the Amarillo Canyon expressway will be held Monday at 7 30 PM in the Alice Landergin School auditorium. Thurman Gholston announces a six person panel including Lewis Dodson T E Johnson Roy Stevens Fist Ansley Otto Pitt and Herman Smith to take questions from citizens.
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Nixon decries reckless tactics of Communist hunters
Vice-President Nixon condemned reckless talk and questionable methods by some congressional Communist hunters as dangerous to the Eisenhower program. He urged fair play in investigations, warned that shooting wild could let rats escape, and called for unity behind the President and fair procedures in rooting out communism.
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Eisenhower Tours Gettysburg Farm Home Renovation
President and Mrs. Eisenhower inspected the Gettysburg Battlefield farm home planned as their retirement site. In rain and mud they toured the 189 acre property near Thurmont Maryland noting new wings rising, old wings demolished, and the red barn where they discussed a potential garage conversion.
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McCarthy Stevens Fire New Broad Sides In Army Row
Washington march 13 ap senator joseph mc car thy and secretary robert t stevens escalated their clash over army private schine with public demands for denials and new letters. stevens labeled mc car thy remarks a smokescreen while both sides accuse the other of pressuring for special treatment and blackmail. the spat extends to meet the press tv appearance by roy cohn and possible fresh senate actions as lawmakers consider how to proceed.
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Government Eyes Butter Coupon Plan To Move Surplus
The government considers a coupon system where each pound of freshly produced butter and cheese buys a coupon for one pound of surplus dairy at a lower price. Secretary Benson aims to move 300 million pounds of butter and 312 million pounds of cheese before they spoil and the plan may begin April 1 along with a milk price cut.
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Texas Old Folks Rally For Push on Legislature
Wichita Falls man Jack Ballard mobilizes about 10 000 elderly Texas residents to march on Austin and camp on the capitol grounds until lawmakers increase relief funds. Arion Davis leads the effort with a plan to erect tents as legislators convene in a special session.
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Fugitive Aide of Mossadegh Is Captured
Tehran police capture Hossein Fatemi once a key foreign minister aide of Mossadegh. He was found in a Tehran suburb hideout and stabbed by a bystander after being taken to the military governor’s headquarters. Fatemi, a fugitive since 1953, faced possible death penalties for alleged anti monarchy activity.
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Italians Shoot Wolves Near Rome in Winter Raids
Three wolves have been shot within 12 miles of Rome this winter as farmers report repeated sheep and chicken raids by wolves driven from the snowbound Apennines by hunger.
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McCarthy Stands Pat in Manitowoc Speech
Senator McCarthy told Manitowoc businessmen he will not treat traitors as gentlemen and urged a rougher approach to expose Communists. He referenced a “kindly old gentleman” and avoided naming Nixon or others, saying he had no comment when pressed.
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Tax Slash Faces Veto in House Tax Battle
Two top House Republicans warn the Eisenhower tax revision may be wrecked by Democratic push to raise individual exemptions from 600 to 700 dollars. Speaker Eisenhower is seen vetoing the bill to avoid revenue loss as a bruising party line battle looms over the 855 page overhaul.
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Hydrogen device blast shocks its designers in Pacific tests
Washington reports say a new hydrogen device exploded in the Pacific with power beyond prior tests at Eniwetok and Bikini Atoll. The blast reportedly wrecked Bikini facilities and could alter the test schedule as officials anticipate even larger yields before the series ends.
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Rangers Trial Moved to Cameron County
Two Texas Rangers Alfred Allee and Joe Bridge charged with assault to murder will be tried in Brownsville Cameron County after a venue change during a 1 minute hearing before Dist. Judge C Woodrow Laughlin No trial date was set Parr connections include George Parr and Archer Parr in a Jan 18 incident at a meeting of the opposition Freedom Party Parr wounded a bloody ear and Archer Parr had glasses knocked off Parr faces gun possession charges while observing the meeting trial set for Monday.
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Weather fragments report across Texas and Oklahoma
Weather notes show mixed skies and cool readings across Amarillo Dallas Oklahoma City and Houston with winds from the northwest. Readings indicate overcast conditions in Amarillo and Dallas while Oklahoma City has partly cloudy conditions and low temperatures around 28 to 25 degrees.
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