Fate over $11,000 tied to Calderaro custody case
Pietro Calderaro is released to his son Alfred and daughter Lucia Corcoran after bringing $11,000 in a paper sack. The trio will appear in 47th District Court Monday to settle ownership of the funds. Corcoran says the money was saved to buy a home. Calderaro had hoped to visit the White House.
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Inga
News-Globe
Pietro Calderaro
Center
Alfred
Lucia Corcoran
Los Angeles
Calderaro
Arrow
Don Williams
47Th District Court
Cecil Hotel
Three American Priests Freed by Red China
News reports from Hong Kong note the release of three American Catholic priests Gordon Hyde and Frederick A Gordon from Chinese prisons. The article also details former prisoner Lawrence R Buol of Stockton California, a Marine pilot and Civil Air Transport officer, who spent over five years in captivity.
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Hong Kong
Lowell
Mass
James G. i
Roman Joyce
Clinton
Gordon
Hyde
Frederick A. Gordon
Joyce
Somerset
Ohio
Joseph E. Hydej
House
Lawrence R. Buol
Stockton
Calif
Communist Chine
Geneva
Bud
Sue
Buol
Mengtze
Kunming
Civil
Reds
Chiang Kai-shek
Citizens Seek Redress on Rights Abuses
Americans from diverse backgrounds gathered on the 168th anniversary of the Bill of Rights to protest alleged abuses and petition a congressional subcommittee for relief.
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Washington
Congressional
Constitutional Rights Under Fire Before Senate Panel
Citizens from diverse walks testified in the old Supreme Court chamber before a Senate Judiciary subcommittee about alleged abuses of constitutional guarantees by Congress executive agencies and local governments. A Negro commentator, a newspaper man, and a churchman highlighted denials and withholding of information amid concerns over rights being ruthlessly denied and abused.
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Congress
House Un-American Activities Committee
Supreme Court
Senate
High Court
Senate Judiciary
U S Studies Interrogation Tactics on Captives at Stead
Air Force experts at Stead military base test prospective interrogation methods for war prisoners. Maj. John Oliphant notes Stead trains fliers to withstand brainwashing and also experiments with both physical and psychological tactics used by others including Chinese Reds. The goal is to extract information to influence wartime outcomes without conducting torture.
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Stead Air Force Base
Air Force
United States
Maj
John Oliphant
U. S
Dodge
Hedgecorf’s
Buenos Aires under threat as rebels threaten bombardment
Rebels warned of naval bombardment on Buenos Aires and demanded President Peron resign by dawn. Radio stations intensified pressure from Cordoba and Puerto Belgrande bases while Buenos Aires blackout disrupted the capital. Cordoba battle disputed by rebel broadcasts.
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Buenos Aires
Juan D. Peron
Puerto Belgrande
Peron
Texas
Radio
Plaza de Mayo
Argentina
Cordoba
Weather notes show Amarillo amid 1955 sun on 243 of 261 days
Comparative readings at 3 PM yesterday list Houston and Dallas as partly cloudy with low winds. Oklahoma City and Amarillo show cloudy skies with 15 mile visibility. Amarillo records 19 miles and 15S.
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Amarillo
Houston
Dallas
Okla City
Coastal Areas Brace for Twin Hurricanes
Hurricane Ione, near hurricane strength with 125 mph winds, nears the Georgia and Carolinas coast. Forecasters warn of landfall possible by Sunday night with tides rising and winds increasing. alert regions include Georgia and both Carolinas. Hilda heads for the Mexican coast off South Texas.
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Miami
Fla
Ione
Georgia
Carolinas
Gordon Dunn
Miami Hurricane Warning
South Carolina
Dunn
Charleston
Florida
South
Texas
Hilda
Mexican
Russia Grants Broad Amnesty for WWII Collaborators
The Soviet government issued an eight point decree offering amnesty or reduced sentences to citizens who collaborated with the Germans during World War II. Exile and deportation terms for many Russians were ended and those who stayed abroad could return if they repent and work for the country.
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Moscow
Presidium of the
Supreme Soviet
City Showers Scattered Across South Plains
Prospects of rain improve for the South Plains with isolated thunder showers in the Panhandle. Last night intermittent showers fell at Amarillo Stadium during the Palo Duro-Dumas game and in several city areas, with small measurements at Globe News and KGNC gauges.
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Kgnc-Tv
Channel 4
John Smith
Kgnc Farm and Ranch
Amarillo
Panhandle
South Plains
Weather Bureau
Amarillo Stadium
Globe News
KGNC
Station Held Up Near NW 8th In Armed Robbery
The Summitt Service Station at 2814 NW 8th was robbed of 177 dollars by an armed black man just before 8 p.m. Police say the 23 year old suspect wore a light tan long sleeve shirt and dark slacks and fled after threatening attendant J L Bichsel Jr. with a blue steel reveler.
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Summitt
8Th
C. E. Sadler
J. L. Bichsel Jr
Pullman Switch
Globe-Times Begins Series on Child Behavior
Dr. Arnold Gesell asserts behavior can be predicted year to year and the Gesell Institute of Child Development has been testing his theories. The Globe-Times will publish Child Behavior starting Monday with results from the institute’s research.
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Arnold Gesell
Gesell
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