Magsaysay Missing in Philippines Flight Search
Philippine President Ramon Magsaysay is missing after his twin engine C47 failed to radio on takeoff from Cebu City. U S Air Force and Navy planes join Philippine Air Force in a massive search over the 380 mile Cebu to Manila route with two aides aboard.
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Magsaysay
Manila
Ramon Mecarens
Philippines
U.S. Air Force
Navy
Philippine Air Force
Cebu
City
Magsaysay Plane Missing Off Cebu with 26 on Board
A Philippine plane carrying 26 people including five crew vanished after departing Cebu in clear weather. J V Cruz warned of possible Communist sabotage as 22 search planes and commercial airlines joined the hunt. Passengers included Gen Benito Ebuen and Sec Gregorio Hernandez.
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Saysay
Asia
Cebu City
Cebu
Magsaysay
Benito Ebuen
Philippine Air Force
Gregorio Hernandez
Tomas Cabill
Pedro Lopez
Motorist Beaten After Offering Aid to Five Men
Sheriff’s deputies identified victim Jack W. Cross as 28 and said he suffered a broken nose loosened teeth and multiple bruises after picking up five occupants of a stalled auto near the NE 8th Street underpass at 12 30 a.m. Saturday. The five men later drove off in Cross’s car and were later jailed with assault and battery charges.
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Sheriff's Department
Jack W. Cross
Mirror
Red Basden
Sam Bynum
Cross
NE 8Th Street
Cross Auto
Stafford
Mullens
Wyatt
Potter County
Justice of Peace Court
Wood
Adams
Basden
Buy Vat-Dyed Blue Jeans Colorfast at Your Favorite Store
Ady advertises vat-dyed blue jeans offering colorfast wear. Retail note highlights durability and lasting color.
Be Independent Attorneys Told at Panhandle Luncheon
Newton Gresham of Houston, president of the State Bar of Texas, urged Panhandle lawyers to be independent and fearless. About 150 attorneys from 30 counties gathered at the Herring Hotel in the XIT Room for a noon luncheon marking the luncheon’s midway point in a one day event.
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Gresham
Panhandle
Herring Hotel
XIT
Medico legal institute explores lawyer independence and court role
The state president urged independence for lawyers amid public pressure as Amarillo Bar Association and State Bar of Texas co sponsor a one day institute. Five medico legal experts spoke including Fred Parks E L Cady Jr Roy R Ray and Pinkney Grissom on trial briefs photo evidence medical proof and personal injury appeals.
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News-Globe
Richard L. Cazzell
Amarillo
Pinkney Grissom
Dallas
Medico-Legal Institute
Cazzell
Institute
The
Amarillo Bar Association
State Bar of Texas
Gresham
Fred Parks
Houston
State Bar Board of Directors
E. L. Cady Jr
University of Texas
Roy R. Ray
Southern Methodist University School of Law
Gilstrap Named Business News Editor for Amarillo Papers
Harry Gilstrap is named business editor of The Globe-Times Daily News and Sunday News-Globe in Amarillo. He will write a business column and devote full time to duties after serving as executive sports editor since 1946 and a World War II major.
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Harry Gilstrap
Globe- News Publishing Company
Amarillo
The
Globe - Times
Daily News
Sunday News- Globe
Gilstrap
Southwest
Chandler
Ohio
University of Oklahoma
Oklahoma
A&m
George Washington University
Washington, D.C
Diplomat En Route as Gaza Tension Escalates
Israeli officials warned of worsening Gaza crisis as Egypt extends control with 50 military police and civilian administrators taking over patrol duties. Golda Meir heads to the United States to seek U.N. support while Israel vows to defend shipping in the Gulf of Aqaba and resist any attempts to block it.
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Gaza
Gaza Strip
Israel
Jerusalem
Golda Meir
United States
U.N
New York
Gulf of Aqaba
Hilaz
Gulf
U.S.A
Weather brief from Amarillo 1957 season note
Weather summary notes Amarillo recorded 64 of 75 sunny days in 1957. Forecast at 5:30 p m shows wind and cloud cover readings for Houston and Oklahoma City with cloudy conditions.
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Amarillo
Houston
Okla
Alligator pen caper lands senatorial hopeful in jail
Texas Democrat candidate C O Foerster Jr aged 43 was briefly jailed in El Paso after entering an alligator pen in San Jacinto Plaza with a 1848 musket a bullwhip and a garbage can. Police released him after warning against further aid to his campaign for U S Senator.
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EL Paso
C.O. Foerster Jr
San Jacinto Plaza
A.A. Pedregon
Ed Placencia
D.L. Lazenberry
U.S
Texas Western College
Foerster
Elsa
Texas
Ralph Yarborough
Shamrock Texas celebrates St Patrick’s Day with 35000 crowd
Shamrock built a festival around St Patrick’s Day drawing about 35 000 people from across the Panhandle. The event started with a breakfast for 60 flight enthusiasts and honored early settlers with 250 registrants. A mile long parade followed featuring 33 floats 15 bands and riding clubs from Texas Tech and West Texas State.
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Panhandle
Treland
Texas Tech
West Texas State
Shamrock National Guard
China Springs Fire Destroys Two Homes After Pumper Fails
Progress Texas reports China Springs for more than a decade had no fire service. A donated used pumper from Fort Worth arrived, but volunteers could not operate it. While the crew was covering their truck, a member’s home caught fire, destroying two houses. Next week Waco Fire Department will send a technician to help operate the pumper.
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China Springs
Tex
Texas
Fort Worth
Waco Fire Department
Clovis Youth Returned Home From Red River Sojourn
Howard Steel, 16, missing from Clovis since Wednesday, was found four miles west of Estelline hiding under a camouflage poncho in the dry Red River bottoms. Hall County officers led a wide search after a tip from a Parnell grocer. Steel had hitchhiked from New Mexico toward Quitaque and planned to explore the Red River to the Gulf.
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Sunday News-Globe
Memphis
Clovis
Red River
Gulf of Mexico
Estelline
Hall County
Bill Eaten
Clyde Rogers
Howard Stteel
Elmer Neel
Morris ‘Odom
Neel
Morris
Baton
Rogers
New Mexico
Quitaque
Young Steel
Parnell
Hallmark TV Night Presents There Shall Be No Night
KGNC TV Colorcast features Charlies Boyer and Katherine Cornell in There Shall Be No Night at 6 30 p m Alcoa Flour airs The Original Miss Chase starring Nanette Fabray Evelyn Varden and Hiram Sherman at 8 p m
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Kgnc-Tv
Hallmark Hall of Fame
Charlies Boyer
Katherine Cornell
Alcoa Flour
Miss Chase
Nanette Fabray
Evelyn Varden
Hiram Sherman
Big Feet Get Nod of Approval at Chiropody Conference
CHICAGO March 16 A Marquette Michigan chiropodist Dr T T Mason argued in favor of larger feet at the Midwest chiropody conference saying blessed are those with big feet for they shall be well balanced.
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Chicago
Marquette
Mich
T. T. Mason
12 Hour Day This Sunday Forecast
Weather outlook for the Panhandle and South Plains calls for near equal day night length around 12 hours. A Pacific cold front may arrive after sunset followed by a second from Canada, bringing cooler temperatures and light showers in western New Mexico. Winds up to 20 mph, high around 74, with continued partly cloudy to cloudy skies.
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Canada
Panhandle
South Plains
New Mexico
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Lake
Legal Institute On Medico-Legal Problems
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West Texas State College
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Ivar T. Borsum
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