World’s first sandstorm climate chamber aims at missiles
At White Sands proving ground New Mexico officials announce a $250000 sand and dust climate chamber to test missiles like the Hawk in controlled sand storms. The 69 by 56 by 15 foot structure will hold an 8 by 8 by 8 foot chamber for ground testing and weather simulate speeds 4 to 35 mph and temperatures 60 to 170 F with humidity under 30 percent.
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Phillips Petroleum union resume talks amid Borger strike
Phillips Petroleum Co and Local 351 International Union of Operating Engineers agreed to renew discussions Monday to settle a general strike that halted production and left 2,700 workers idle. An earlier request by federal conciliator Ethan A. Walker led to the talks, with a possible end to the strike vote anticipated.
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U S expands aid to Lebanon with large Globemaster move
The United States stepped up military aid to Lebanon and ordered 18 three decker Globemaster transports from Donalson AFB to Germany for Middle East use if needed. State Department said additional aid and equipment were approved to bolster Lebanon's pro Western government and protect Americans.
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France's new premier asserts authority amid feared riots
The premier appeals for unity on radio and TV as he reshuffles top military command replacing Gen Paul Ely after a roundup of rightists. He dispatches envoy Gov Marcel Diebold to meet Gen Charles de Gaulle twice to discuss De Gaulle's return to Paris and a possible bid for power.
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Baseball scores from multiple leagues and games
Western League results include Amarillo 9 over Des Moines 3, Sioux City 5 over Albuquerque 1, Pueblo 8 over Lincoln 7, Colorado Springs 7 over Topeka 4. National League tallies Philadelphia 4 tie Pittsburgh 4, St Louis 10 over Los Angeles 1, San Francisco 9 over Chicago 4, Milwaukee 5 over Cincinnati 1. American League sees New York 6 over Washington 5, Chicago 3 over Cleveland 2, Kansas City 4 over Detroit 3, Boston 7 over Baltimore 4 5.
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Auto Industry Sheds Surplus
Detroit reports the auto industry cut dealer inventories by over 88 000 units in two months as May production stays tight and June counts are expected lower. Retail stocks May 1 stood at 777 445, with March 1 peak at 865 566 and 1956 high at 903 789. April deliveries exceed March by about 25 000, totaling around 425 000, but no spring upsurge expected. The drive to align output with demand continues, reducing reliance on model year sales incentives.
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Armed Forces Display Sees Public Open House in Amarillo
Amarillo Air Force Base opens to the public with displays and maneuvers after a Saturday parade. Representatives of all services view the event with Navy undersecretary Fred A. Bantz and Gen. William Lee present. The luncheon at the Herring Hotel features a talk on power for peace and the need to deter all-out nuclear war.
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Showers Pause Thunderstorms in Tri State Area
Rain fell Friday night and Saturday morning across the Tri State area with torrents, high winds, thunder, and lightning. Temperatures rise above 70 degrees as showers resume this evening. moisture amounts from Stratford to Tulsa show varied rainfall totals, none causing damage.
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BANTZ THEN SKETCHED the status of the Armed Forces as
The fragment states Bantz outlined the Armed Forces status, noting unspecified conditions and a broad assessment without concrete details. No dates, locations, or named units are provided in readable text.
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Amarillo Weather Notes for 1958 Weekend Update
Weather snippet records 119 sunny days in Amarillo through 187 days of 1958. Data shows readings at 3 p.m. for Wind, Visibility, Sky, and Conditions across Houston Dallas Clady Okla City Amarillo with varying cloudiness and precipitation indicators.
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