Western NATO Faces Pressure Over Nuclear Base Issue
The Soviet Bulganin proposes bans on nuclear bases in central Europe urging Western and UN dialogue. Bulgaria hints at retaliation if West Germany bases are removed, while NATO members debate missile deployments and possible talks with Moscow amid Cold War tensions.
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Pampa Harvesters Rout Bobcats 75 48 In Vernon Prep
Pampa Harvesters defeat Childress Bobcats 75 to 48 as Brown and Seal lead with 20 points each. Harvesters reserve Hugh Frith tops with 16 while Conner and Lane foul out for Childress. Bobcats to play Borger in Vernon Tournament Friday.
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Jerry Lane
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Montie Mervil
Roy Hopkins
Jimmy Holeman
Jim Dewis
Vernon
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Toule Childress
Seal
Derling
Conner
Lane Sand Ricks
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Layne
Gindore
Winborn
Minor
Murray
Ammons
Aggies Fall to Temple in 60 44 Southwest game
Texas A M faltered to Temple University 60 44 in a Tuesday night college basketball game. Neil Swisher led the Aggies with 11 points while Temple star Guy Rodgers scored 22. Rice faces Illinois and Texas meets Missouri in upcoming games.
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Winningest Grid Coach Resigns for New Head Job
Garland Texas coach Bill Ellington, who led Texas Class AAA grid success with four straight district titles and two state finals, resigns to become head coach at Tascosa High School Amarillo effective Feb 1. Ellington’s Garland squad last season beat Nederland 3 9 for the title and lost to Cleburne in the quarterfinals this year.
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Tascosa High School
Amarillo
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Arizona State Coach Takes MU Football Job
Dan Devine, who guided Arizona State to a 10-0 season at Tempe, was named head football coach at the University of Missouri. He signed a three year contract for a reported 15,000 dollars annually, succeeding Frank Broyles who left Missouri for Arkansas. Devine led ASU to a national electricity offense and top rushing average while Auburn also stood undefeated.
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Frank Broyles
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Arkansas
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Students Press Drive to Keep Red Sanders at UCLA
Los Angeles reports the UCLA student body mobilizes petitions and rallies to retain football coach Henry Red Sanders and basketball coach John Wooden amid campus and board discussions. About 4,000 students gathered with a goal of 8,000, as the UC Board of Control planned a special meeting this afternoon to consider contracts.
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Brown Wins NFL Rushing Title Amid Yardage Race
Philadelphia report notes Browns running back Jim Brown led the league with 942 rushing yards on 202 attempts, averaging 1.7 yards. He edged defending champ Rick Casares of the Bears by 42 yards after a standout season that included an 237-yard game against Los Angeles.
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Buffalo Hunt Nets 19 For Sportsmen
The first organized Texas buffalo hunt in years yielded 19 bull heads for 17 Texas and two Kansas City sportsmen. The four day shoot aimed to reduce the herd and took place on the Reynolds ranch in the Davis mountains. Don Maxwell and R. B. Cowden tied for first in size of the animals killed.
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Midland
Rice Gets Break Before Christmas Football Hiatus
Houston December 21 Rice football coach Jess Neely announced the Owls will dismiss the team on December 23 for a two day Christmas holiday and resume workouts December 26 28 at Municipal Stadium to avoid conflict with the Southwest Conference Basketball Tournament and regroup for the postseason push.
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Buddy Dike Plans Fort Worth Marriage
TCU football star Buddy Dike took out a marriage license on his 22nd birthday and will wed Sara Beth Waters 22 of Dallas Fort Worth tonight.
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Dodgers Edge Toward使用 Rose Bowl as Home
The Dodgers move closer to temporarily using Pasadena Rose Bowl while awaiting a new LA stadium. Pasadena directors vote 6 1 to authorize negotiations with the team. Dodgers president O Malley to meet Pasadena city manager to arrange talks on the stadium plan.
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Rhoads Tigers and TigERettes Face Quanah Tonight
Rhoads basketball teams host Quanah at Rhoads gym with girls at 7 30 pm and boys to follow. Bolden says the girls will pressure Quanah after three-year win droughts.
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Aggies Sluggish After Bryant Practice Ahead of Bowl
Texas A M coach Bear Bryant expressed disappointment with a hour long practice session in College Station saying the team looked slug gish. The Aggies will scrimmage later this week before facing Tennessee in the Gator Bowl on December 28.
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Markets Fort Worth Elevates USDA Livestock Report
Fort Worth markets show cattle 900 head and calves 400 with fed steers and heifers scarce yet strong. Slaughter calves active, stockers and feeders firm amid week's advances. hogs steady to 25 higher on mixed • U.S. No. 1 to 3 hogs 195-250 lb, sow prices 16.75-17.50. sheep 400 head with feeder lambs 19-21 and slaughter lambs 92 lb fields. Spanish goats light demand at 7 per head.
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U.S
Noon Cotton Prices Reported by United Press
New York market shows March at 36.28 up 1 while May sits at 36.38 down 3. New Orleans quotes March 36.20 down 1 and May 36.37 down 2. 1958 futures list New York March 34.29 down with May unquoted. New Orleans March 34.39 up 2 with May unquoted.
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New York
New Orleans
Temperatures Reported For 24 Hour Period
The maximum temperature for the 24 hour period ending at 11 am Wednesday was 58 degrees, recorded at 2 and 11 am. The minimum temperature was 42 degrees at 8 am Wednesday. Temperatures follow.
George Gobel Faces Backlash From TV Exposure
Television critics say George Gobel has overexposed himself on NBC TV and lost his elfin, everyman comedic edge. The piece notes shifts in his persona and the crowd’s reaction as other shows and stars undergo changes across networks and holiday projects.
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Eddie Fisher
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George Gobel
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Telemovies Suffer Slow Start in Bartlesville Test
In Bartlesville Oklahoma Video Theater Inc reports a rocky start for a pay as you see telemovies trial. After three months only 553 subscribers exist though some residents pay 9.50 monthly for daily movies. Several canceled subscriptions and management changes accompany complaints of second run titles and short subjects replacing expected first run films. Griffing optimistic that connections grow despite slow rate.
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Little Rock Nine Member Suspended For Chili Throw
Minnie Jean Brown one of the Little Rock nine was suspended three days after allegedly throwing a bowl of chili at a white boy at Central High School. Superintendent Virgil Blossom said she “heaved” the chili hitting one student and splattering another. Brown claimed she was jostled causing her tray to drop.
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Will Writes From Austin on Federal Farm Policy
In a Austin column the writer discusses federal legislation and a farm program. He quotes a Washington article where the Committee for Economic Development urges a land retirement plan to reduce production and move small farmers to other work. The piece argues Republicans aim to get farmers off the land.
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June Lockhart Plays Mute In TV Drama
The actress appears as a mute mail order bride in a grammatically unsettled United States Steel production on CBS. She then promotes live TV work, theater, and movies, describing rehearsal challenges and her method of immersing in a role.
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Twin Continues To Show Improvement
In Richmond Virginia Dr David M Hume said Bill Merriman of Shawnee Oklahoma is improving after a rare twin kidney transplant with his brother Sam The transplanted kidney is functioning well and Bill was removed from the critical list five days after the operation Sam remains in good condition Sam must pass a strict medical exam to see if he can stay in Air Force flight training at Hondo Texas Air Force Base
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Texas Tyler Free On Probation After Sentence
San Antonio reports Texas Tyler real name David I Myrick of Memphis was granted probation after a five year sentence for illegal marijuana possession. He was arrested in September during a Grand Old Opry tour and plans to fly to Los Angeles for recording and television engagements.
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Community Visitors Share News of Local Families
Several families hosted relatives and friends from across the area. Sarah Beth Rhodes and Clint Crawford visited in Amarillo. Tommy Shelton and daughters joined H. B. Rhodes family. Guests in Tubbock and Paducah included J. A. Stinnett, Bobby Garrison, and Mrs. W. H. Tippett Jr. plus Royce Dan.
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Ramona Lee
C. L. Bains
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Mattie Davis
Lucille
Edna Goodwin
Paducah
W. OH. Tippett
W. M Gambol
Jamie Gambol
Sunray
News Quotes From Washington and Beyond
Rear Adm Raborn tells Senate the Polaris 1500 mile program is ahead of schedule as he warns against overreaching. Sinatra moves to dismiss Look libel suit and test privacy laws in California. Stevenson pins U S troubles on ally confidence and Suez Sputnik. A Christmas note funds a kidney transplant tribute for Jimmy Foster. Cole man warns of rail strike at Cape Canaveral center. Mount Evans hosts cosme rave studies in a Denver lab.
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Agents Seize Marijuana Near Eagle Pass
Customs agents seized enough marijuana to make 20 000 cigarettes after stopping two automobiles near Eagle Pass Texas. Two Mexican nationals were arrested following the searches conducted Monday by U S authorities.
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