Rancher Honored in Amarillo Legal Banquet Remarks
W St John Garwood, former Texas Supreme Court justice, told Legal Institute banqueters at Amarillo Country Club that public outcry against courts is historic and warned that lawyers and judges form an unusually large group in society. He noted lip service to law despite friction in the legal ranks.
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United States
W. St. John Garwood
Austin
Legal Institute
Amarillo Country Club
Commentary on legal reasoning and constitutional decisions
The passage notes our strong dedication to law and tendency to find flaws in court rulings. It suggests that despite substantial time, devotion, and money invested in legal science, many decisions conflict with natural inclinations. The text continues on the next page.
Weather Outlook for Amarillo and Vicinity
Cloudy and mild with occasional light drizzle this morning. Becoming partly cloudy Monday with a few widely scattered thundershowers. Low around 58, high near 78. Sunset at 7 50 p m.
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U. & Weather Bureau
Amarillo
Pere Yeoge
Cal Farley Birthday Tribute At Boys Ranch
About 1000 people attended events at Boys Ranch 40 miles northwest of Amarillo to mark the 20th anniversary of Cal Farley’s humanitarian effort. Judge Marvin Jones praised Farley’s life and work while Roy Rogers lauded the ranch youths for receiving education and spiritual growth. Four ranchers were sworn into the U S Army at the ranch chapel as part of Boy’s Ranch Week activities. Jerome Johnson read Governor Daniels proclamation and Amarillo attorney Clayton Heare recounted land history.
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Sunday News-Globe
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Marvin Jones
Washington, D.C
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Farley
Hollywood
Amarillo
Ellwod Park
Trong
U.S. Court of Claims
Washington
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Ranch Chapel
Jerry Jones
Mike Chacon
Dave Larimore
Joe Flippin
Rogers
Boys Ranch High School
Jerome Johnson
Price Daniels
Texas
Clayton Heare
Pentagon Flurried By Missile Hassle
The Army objects to a Senate panel's recommendation to fund three quarters of the Nike Hercules expansion in the defense budget. Assistant Secretary Murray Snyder says the Army acted without DoD consultation and has not reached a decision. He cites talks with McElroy Gates Storke and Brucker while the issue remains open.
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Washington
Army
Senate
Pentagon
Asst
Secretary of Defense
Murray Snyder
Department of Defense
Snyder
Neil H. McElroy
Geneva
Thomas S. Gates, Jr
Harry Storke
Army Information
the Army
Wilber M. Brucker
Senate Armed Services Committee
TV Guide: Steve Allen and The Chevy Show Schedule
KGNC TV lists Steve Allen Show at 630 p.m. followed by The Chevy Show at 8 p.m. program lineup for tonight.
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Kgnc-Tv
Steve Allen
Chevy
Pack of Stray Dogs Kills Boy Triggers Vigilante Roundup
In Hazelwood Missouri a 2 1/2 year old boy, Mark Draper, was killed by a pack of stray dogs. Residents armed with guns patrolled nearby areas as police and rabies control searched for the animals. The boy’s father blamed loose neighborhood pets and neighbors reported seeing multiple dogs in the area.
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ST. Louis
Hazelwood
Mark D. Draper
Douglas G. Draper
Mel C. Jones Sr
Jones
Animal Protective Assa
Weather Notes From Amarillo Lettered For 1959
The record shows Amarillo had sun on 124 of 142 days in 1959 with 3 p.m readings on a Saturday. Observations across cities list wind speed and sky conditions with overcast skies and mild visibility noted in multiple locations.
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Amarillo
Houston
Colm
Oxle
City
Crisis Faces Tax Measure On Monday
Gov. Price Daniel's Texas tax plan to solve the money crisis faces a Monday showdown in the House. The proposal aims to finance 1960-61 spending with an 161 million dollar package including severance gas taxes, reduced gas production tax, new gross receipts taxes, higher cigarette and liquor taxes, and increased vehicle sales taxes. House members debate HB 727 remnants while Daniel seeks to force passage with an 8 percent natural gas production tax and other revisions.
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Austin
Price Daniel
Texas
Daniel
House Revenue and Taxation
House
Senate
George Hinson
Mineola
Eisenhower Agency Urges Public School Science Emphasis
The White House backs a major shift to science in U S education. The Science Advisory Committee calls for at least 30 billion dollars yearly, mobile science exhibits, and home self experiments to balance math and science with other fields, saying past emphasis was lacking.
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Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Fisenhower
Timid cat Snookie dodges Bluejays in Springfield
In Springfield Newfoundland a house cat named Snookie avoids outside exposure after a misstep with a Bluejay. Jays swoop in whenever he peeks out, leaving his owner Mrs. Leon Ervin frustrated. Police offered a boy with a BB gun as a last resort but refused any shooting.
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Springfield
Snookie
Leon Ervin
Vacation Pak Keeps a Record of Missiles and Space News
A promotional note offers Vacation Pak as a traveling news collector who records missiles satellites moon shots and other breakthroughs. The service promises to save sports society news funnies and Golden Spread items and deliver them in a neat package after vacation.
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Pak
Soviet Note Calls Arming West Dangerous to Peace
Tass reported the Soviet note to the United States said arming NATO with nuclear weapons and missiles risked extremely dangerous consequences for peace and clashed with Geneva Four powers aims. It singled out West Germany and urged Washington to refrain from actions increasing international tension.
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Soviet Union
United States
NATO
Tass
West Germany
German Republic
Soviet note to US and West Germany warns of nuclear arms risk
The Soviet Union delivered notes to the U S Charge d Affaires and the West German ambassador alleging that U S pressure to arm NATO states accelerates a nuclear arms race. Tass described Bonn as forcing Western Germany into a nuclear missile buildup, jeopardizing Geneva talks and global peace.
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U. S
Vasily Kuznetsov
Hans 1
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Moscow
West Germany
Tass
U.S
Bonn
Western Germany
Federal Republic of Germany
Geneva
Housing and airport bills threaten veto clash with Eisenhower
Congressional Democrats brace for a budget clash as a Senate House committee nears a housing bill likely to trigger a presidential veto. Sen. Dirksen warns of broad support for a veto while Democrats push to override and pass urban renewal, college housing, and rental housing measures amid talks on airport aid and spirit of welfare priorities.
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Senate House Conference Committee
Eisenhower
Congress
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Senate
Dirksen
Paul H. Douglas
D-H
Douglas
Federal Housing Administration
House
FHA
Treasury
Fisenhower
Sam 2Rayburn
D-Tex
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Texas Retail Sales Rise Seven Percent in Early 1959
Texas retail sales for January to April 1959 rose seven percent from the same period in 1958 driven by gains in Houston Dallas Lubbock Amarillo and Plainview while Paris and Corpus Christi posted declines. Advertising lines in 22 Texas newspapers climbed four percent above March and twelve percent above April 1958.
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Bureau of Business Research
Houston
Dallas
Fl Paso
Vernon
Cleburne
Lubbock
Amarillo
San Angelo
Paris
Corpus Christi
Killeen
Plainview
Texas
Baseball Scores From Regional Texas and National Leagues
Poza Rica edged Amarillo 1 0 while Tulsa beat Veracruz 7 4 and San Antonio 3 4 Mexico City Reds 2 1 Corpus Christi 15 Mexico City. Tigers defeated Victoria Monterrey late San Antonio 3 4 Mexico City Reds 24 Austin 7 Nuevo Laredo 0 in the Texas League. In the American League New York 123 Baltimore 6 4 Detroit 6 4 Washington 70 Boston 4 Kansas City 16 Chicago. In the National League Philadelphia 4 Milwaukee 2 Pittsburgh 6 Cincinnati St Louis 5 Chicago 7 San Francisco 4 Los Angeles 2.
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Amarillo
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