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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1965
Page
1
Snippet notes a brain graft study claim with no psychol og enic result for humans and references a Senate Armed Services committee action and a truck crash in Hutchinson Kansas with safety council inventory items and Quanah in twenty years.
A straw handbag found in a Goodwill box in south Austin tied to one of two University of Texas coeds whose bodies were discovered last week. House Republican Gerald R. Ford sought a personal White House conference to resolve how Johnson was informed of his views.
San Antonio anti poverty program asks for 14400 ping pong balls and 13200 dollars of equipment plus chess sets, boards, rubber balls, bats, 43 ping pong tables and scorebooks under the Economic Opportunity Act. Gov Connally backs the overall program but cannot veto individual items.
In Miami an expert testified that a hair found in Jacques Mossler’s left hand did not match Melvin Powers or another suspect. Powers and Mossler’s widow Candace Mossler, 46, are charged with first degree murder over a supposed love affair motive. A bloody palmprint test and follow up testimony were disputed as the hearing proceeds.
The Senate Armed Services Committee approved a $1 billion military pay increase with changes to the House pattern. It adds a combat-pay boost and sets flat 6 percent raises for officers and ensigns with more than two years, and 11 percent for enlisted personnel with similar service. It preserves the House re enlistment bonus up to $8,000 and adds a $10 boost to Pay.
Washington AP reports the Federal Power Commission set a two tier pricing plan for the Permian Basin aimed at encouraging new gas reserves while limiting costs to consumers. The move faces opposition from industry leaders who warn it may trigger lower exploration activity and eventual higher prices. Texas officials vow to appeal, arguing the ruling harms state revenue and consumer interests.
The Permian Basin area and major producers supported by Texas officials asked for a 20 cent price ceiling. The commission cited its two-price system, rewarding gas discovery by producers who find gas well gas and dedicate the output to the interstate market, with higher prices for new gas well gas.
Mrs Norma Filson found a 28 inch adder curled under the heater leads of her car after neighbor Ival Jenkins spotted the snake entering the engine. Police and two mechanics tried to dislodge it before they killed the reptile. Adders and vipers are Britain's only poisonous snakes.
Police reviewed articles possibly owned by Shirley Ann Stark and Susan Rigsby, including a Neiman Marcus straw purse found in a Goodwill bin in Austin. Officers seek fingerprints matching items from the car used by the Dallas visitors as the crime lab analyzes evidence.
SEMCO Inc. board members felt woozy during a meeting at a country club about 10:30 p.m. They left the building as doctors monitored drowsiness not caused by food, drink, or carbon monoxide. A boiler repair in the basement near the meeting area was noted. Joe Richardson fainted and three men were hospitalized at Northwest Texas Hospital.
A 22 year old Clovis New Mexico man Jack Dee Diamond was arrested in El Paso by FBI agents and charged with robbing the Texico branch of Clovis Citizens Bank. He was taken into custody around noon Thursday.
House Republican Leader Gerald Ford seeks a White House conference to challenge Johnsons account of a Viet Nam briefing. The White House says Johnson will not meet Ford. The exchange follows a Newsweek report and remarks by Senate Leader Mansfield.
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