Doctors Say Eisenhower Must Cut Work Load Due To Fatigue
President Eisenhower showed fatigue during a Walter Reed exam and doctors said he must cut his workload while he recovers from a heart attack. The checkup followed a 90 minute examination including X rays and fluoroscopy as he contemplates possible re election.
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Gettysburg
Soviet Leaders Continue To Woo Indians
New Delhi reports Nikolai Bulganin and Nikita Khrushchev wooing India during a Kashmir visit two days long. They claimed Kashmir belongs to India while denouncing Britain for partition. Pakistan condemned the trip as unfriendly as talks shifted to economic bargaining.
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New Distributor Named for Amarillo daily and Globe News
Earl Harwell will distribute the Amarillo daily and Globe News to home customers at 1203 K Northwest. For home delivery, call 7 3193.
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Earl Harwell
Soviets Free Two American Soldiers In Berlin
The Soviet Union released Pvt. Willi J. Holden and Pvt. Richard L. Calbert after US officials demanded their release. The pair had been arrested in East Berlin on charges of attacking a cabaret actor, with East German claims of sovereignty fueling the dispute over four power control in the divided city.
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Poplarville
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Kansas City
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Emergency Vehicle Now On Call 24 Hours a Day
Childress Fire Department reminds residents that an emergency rescue vehicle is available and on call at all times. The truck is equipped with a resuscitator and other essential gear funded by donations. The vehicle can be summoned by calling the police or fire station, and inspections are welcome at the Fire Station.
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Childress
Government To Release Grain To Church Agencies
Washington officials said the government will release thousands of tons of surplus grain to church relief agencies for overseas aid. Secretary Ezra Benson is expected to announce action soon after lobbying from Protestant Catholic and Jewish groups.
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Senterfitt Plans Statewide TV Attack on Texas Politicians
San Saba attorney Reuben Senterfitt vowed a Tuesday night statewide telecast aimed at Gov. Allan Shivers Sen. Price Daniel Lt. Gov. Ben Ramsey and Ralph Yarborough. Dallas Sen. George Parkhouse will introduce him for a 15 minute address to air on 18 stations across varied times.
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Texas
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Dallas
Sanders to Speak at Childress Farm Bureau Meeting
The Childress Farm Bureau will meet at 7 30 Monday night in the agriculture building at Childress High School. E A Sanders will be guest speaker on Steward ship of The Soil according to president Ernest Rea.
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Speaker Sam Turns Dirt In Ceremony
Bonham Texas Speaker Sam Rayburn turned the first spadeful of dirt on the Sam Rayburn Library ceremony. He used the same spade as when planting the Rayburn White Oak on Capitol grounds. A good sized crowd heard Rayburn say the library is a tribute to Fannin County students and will be funded by admirers including children who contributed dimes and grandchildren.
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Sam Rayburn
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Capitol Grounds
Washington, DC
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Fannin County
Menzies Seen As Winner In Australia Vote
Partial returns on the Australian election show Prime Minister Robert Menzies' Liberal Country coalition likely winning a large parliamentary majority. Labor under Herbert Evatt trails in the House, with several seats still undecided as Senate results are incomplete. Evatt faces potential defeat in his Barton seat amid a near total voter turnout.
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Country Party
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Barton
Marshal Picks Up Man For California
Willard C. McCarn was turned over to the US Marshal in Amarillo Friday for transporting a stolen vehicle across state lines. He and two companions were arrested Monday after a suspicious pickup was reported, and were apprehended in Memphis. California authorities had the trio wanted on grand theft charges. the companions were fined on vagrancy charges with fines dismissed.
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Amarillo
Roy Hassell
McCarn
State Line
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Memphis
California
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Hassell
UN Group Fails To End Deadlock On 18 New Members
In five and a half hours of debate the United Nations security council failed to break a five year deadlock over membership for 18 nations. The Soviet Union demanded foolproof assurances against surprises or accidents before any entry could be approved in a package deal. Western powers pressed for guarantees that all 13 western sponsored and five Communist countries would receive approval. The Soviets proposed concurrent council and General Assembly consideration for state by state approval. New Zealand and Brazil urged a joint resolution to recommend approval of all 18 nations to the General Assembly.
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Meany Warns Unions Face Foes With Archaic Ideas
George Meany president of the AFL CIO warned that unions confront foes clinging to archaic ideas of a master slave relationship. Speaking at a La Guardia Memorial Association lunch he noted the AFL CIO merger strengthens labor’s ability to improve living standards amid industry automation.
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Albert L. Patterson
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Stinnett Chillicothe Semi final at Vernon Friday Night
The Stinnett Chillicothe semifinal football game moves to Vernon for Friday night at 7 30 after school officials meeting Saturday. Chillicothe won the home site toss, with Stinnett having chosen Borger as its home site.
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Government Budget Plight Shows Spending Gap to be Narrowed
Washington officials scramble during budget season to project revenue for fiscal 1957. The Treasury and Budget Bureau face forecasting July 1, 1956 to June 30, 1957 receipts while balancing a projected $1.7 billion deficit. Economies and higher tax take may close the gap.
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Treasury Department
Elks Set Friday Names Deadline for Christmas Party
Elks Exalted Ruler James Ragsdale and co-chairman Woodrow Czewski announce a Friday December 16 cutoff for submitting names of children to attend the annual Christmas Party for needy residents of Childress. Party set for Christmas Eve at the Veterans Building. Wrap gifts December 19. Donations listed to support the event.
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Lee resigns as CAA chief amid clash with Weeks
Washington UPI Fred erick B. Lee resigned Saturday as civil aeronautics administrator after being asked to quit by Secretary of Commerce Sinclair Weeks for lack of satisfactory working relations. President Eisenhower accepted the resignation and named Charles J. Lowen Jr. to succeed him. Lee said Weeks offered no specific instance of fault and he had not been advised of any lapse in his administration. Continued on Page Three.
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Frederick B. Lee
Civil Aeronautics
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Sinclair Weeks
Week
Eisenhower
Lee
Charles J. Lowen Jr
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Lowen
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Weeks
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Report Arrest of Shanghai Bishop By Reds
London radio report cites Soviet controlled Peiping press that Kung Pin Mei bishop of Shanghai and aides were arrested months ago as spies. It says police seized radio gear and papers proving links to foreign powers and a counter revolution. Details on numbers and trial not given.
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Moscow
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Shanghai
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China
Meter Holiday Aimed At Shoppers By City Officials
Store owners and employees in the downtown area were urged not to park on parking meters during the holiday period declared by Mayor H. C. Preslar and the city council. The move, aimed to aid shoppers, was questioned as some reports claim merchants abuse the privilege and use meters for parking anyway.
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Preslar
Stolen Pickup Recovered Near Memphis and Turkey
The recovered pickup belonging to Jessie Barnes was found abandoned on a side road between Memphis and Turkey Friday. Police chief Roy Hassell said no arrests have been made to date. The vehicle was reported stolen from the 600 block of Avenue H NE between 7 and 9 Sunday morning.
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Turkey
Roy Hassell
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Mrs Lois Ashby Seal Dies In Tell Funeral Set At First Baptist
Mrs Lois Ashby Seal wife of Delbert Seal died Saturday at Childress General Hospital about 9 25 o clock Funeral services will be at 2 p m Monday at the First Baptist Church in Tell Details beyond the obituary were not learned
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Delbert Seal
Childress General Hospital
First Baptist Church
Tell
Bible Book Store Receives Diverse Juvenile and Adult Titles
The Bible Book Store unveils its largest and friendliest selection yet with a wide range of Juvenile and Adult books arriving. Shoppers can explore varied genres and new releases across children and grown up reading.
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