Five-Point aviation safety plan to curb midair risks
The editorial notes CAA head James Pyle warns of more midair collisions before safety rules take effect. President Eisenhower grants emergency powers to Gen. E R Quesada to unite civilian and military agencies and draft a five point plan. The plan tightens military civilian airspace use, requires flight plans, controls altitude, and blocks pro ficiency flights as a temporary measure.
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Cliff Clevenger
Ohio
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Teenagers Advise Elders on Polio Vaccination
Ninety three teens from 34 organizations met to explain teen perspectives on polio vaccination. They urge direct information to youths, parental example, and vigorous campaigns to persuade teens to complete the Salk shot series as vaccine supply now covers all ages.
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Community youth baseball boosts regional playoffs hopes
County has completed Little League parks praised for lighting. J D Partridge's 700 hours maintaining equipment highlights backfield work. Coaches regret spring training cut, noting two weeks improved plans as 100 swing to 33 players and lineup revamps for next season.
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Herb Brown
John Stubbs
Brown
Andrews
Midland Texas Electric
Neck of the Woods
Midland
Frainer
Hoover praises Wilson in new McGraw Hill book
The Barre Massachusetts Gazette reviews Herbert Hoover's The Ordeal of Woodrow Wilson praising its objective portrayal of Wilson's efforts for a just peace. The critic notes Hoover’s long view and sympathy for a president who failed to secure lasting success.
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Herbert Hoover
Bermuda Short Day Marks Start of Summer Vacation
A teen notices school is out for three months and recalls Bermuda Short Day at the high school. Students and teachers prepared for the summer break as Wednesday featured students wearing Bermuda shorts in a lighthearted school tradition.
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Mother
Andrews County News Publication Note
The Andrews County News is published Sundays and Thursdays at 111 Northwest First Andrews Texas. The paper issues second class mail and notes the editor will correct errors upon notification while not liable for damages beyond correction.
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Andrews County News
Northwest
Andrews
Texas
Charles
W. Rober
James Roberts
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Swimming Trip and Band News From the Patton Paper
A group enjoyed swimming at a muddy tank southwest of town amid tumbleweeds with turtles. Local service stations lent inner tubes. Paula Tyner to wash dishes at Buffalo Trail Boy Scout Camp. Mrs McAuley and others will cook for scouts. Paula also joins Beginners Band with saxophone. she mimics sounds like a horse, steam whistle, and plane.
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Paula’ Tyner
Buffalo Trail
Davis Mountains
McAuley
Tyner
Phillips
Little Leaguers Shine Under New Town Bleachers
In Andrews a coach talks to 8 young players before a sunny summer game. The crowd fills fresh bleachers as new buildings and sidewalks frame a prideful scene. The coach’s lessons, teamwork, and civic spirit reflect a county full of neighbors who value clean play and community growth.
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Andrews Hoe
Johnson urges rekindling American freedom to meet world threats
Senate Majority Leader Lyndon Johnson writes in a Washington Newsletter that US unity faded as Cold War challenges rose. He recalls past aid to hungry nations, calls for rekindled liberty, and warns the nation must unite once more to earn global trust and respect.
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Washington
Johnson
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