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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1969

Page

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Great man of today sparks reader opinions in Borger

A Borger column collects diverse views on who qualifies as a great man. Suggestions include Billy Graham and Gov. George Wallace, while others praise ordinary figures like a hardworking milkman and teachers. The piece cites U S News insights on Vietnam draft issues and notes Chris LaDoux as an ENMU rodeo standout.

Raymond Dietz Borger Gen. MacArthur George Wallace Ed Stavle Phillips Company Eastern New Mexico University Portales Chris LaDoux Tennessee ENMU

Depletion Out Voted Lottery Fixes '70 Draft Calls

The first draft lottery in 27 years was held Monday night. Men born Sept 14 lead the 1970 draft call order, followed by Apr 24, Dec 3, Feb 14, and Oct 18. The process affects men aged 19 to 26, with 1-A or 1-A-O classifications set for actual call. The drawing used 366 capsules and a blue board to map birthdates to draft priority.

Washington Alexander Pirnie R-N.y House

Nomad Hippie Tribe Linked to Tate Death Suspects

Police linked a roving desert community to the Sharon Tate murders and a later fatal attack on a grocery couple. Charles Watson and two women, including Patricia Kernwinkel, were sought or in custody as authorities anticipated further indictments. Evidence cited included hooded display and violent slogans found at crime scenes.

Los Angeles UPS Sharon Tate Edward Davis Miss Tate Benedict Canyon Charles D. Watson McKinney Tex Patricia Kernwinkel Mobile Ala Linda Kasabian New Mexico Watson Tom Montgomery Collin County Davis Inyo County California Tate Spawn Movie Ranch Chatsworth San Fernando Valley

Maryland Senator Brewster Indicted in Bribery Case

Senator Daniel Brewster faces a 10 count federal indictment charging he received 24500 in exchange for his vote on postage rate legislation while on the Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee. Spiegel Inc and Cyrus T Anderson are named in the charges.

Washington Daniel B. Brewster Atty John N. Mitchell Brewster Spiegel Inc Chicago Cyrus T Anderson House Mitchell FBI Baltimore Spiegel and Anderson

Amarillo Symphony Faces Soloist Turnover Mystery

The Amarillo Symphony planned a concert at the Civic Center Auditorium with a soprano and later two baritones after cancellations due to illness. French Iglesias arrived after a late Sunday rehearsal and awaited the final call, as a phone tip hinted at further changes.

Symphony Civic Center Auditorium Luding Amarillo Metropolitan Opera Company France Iglesias Iglesias New

Amorilis Weather Report Foresees Mild Conditions

Weather note for Amorilis records 1969 with 30th day of 323. Forecast calls for fair skies and mild temperatures with a high near 603 and light variable winds around 1 mph.

Amorilis Middie

Vandals Deface JEK Memorial in London Site

Police reported vandals defaced Britain's John F Kennedy memorial in London over the weekend painting a swastika and the word Pinkville on the granite monument near Bunnymeade, the Magna Carta signing site.

London Britain John F. Kennedy Bunnymeade

Draft Boards Begin Call List in January

The order starts in January with the draft boards calling men by the birth date next to each list number. First are those whose birthday matches number one, then number two, continuing down the list as boards work halfway through. See DRAFT on Page 12 for full details.

Los Angeles Barker Ranch Death Valley Tate

Suspect Charlies Watson Faces Extradi tion Fight

McKinney Texas AP Charlies D Watson 24 is charged under a murder warrant for five Los Angeles area slayings. His parents Mr and Mrs C D Watson of Capeville run a small grocery and eight other businesses. Sheriff Tom Montgomery a cousin to Watson placed the arrest by phone and relatives await counsel Bill Boyd to decide if interviews will be allowed.

Watsons Boyd Tom Montgomery Collin County Watson Montgomery Los Angeles California Michael Nielsen Philip Sartuchi Los Angeles County

Senate Accepts 23 Percent Oil Depletion Allowance

The Senate voted to reduce the oil and gas depletion allowance from 27 percent to 23 percent, rejecting 27 percent restoration and 20 percent reduction amendments. The 23 percent figure advances to House conference for compromise. President Nixon had backed 27 percent.

Washington Senate Chamber Allen H. Ellender Louisiana Senate Finance Committee John J. Williams R-Del House Finance Committee Senate House Conference

Meredith Sailing Growing By Braden on Lake Meredith

Lake Meredith hosts a growing sailing scene with 31 boats docked at Fortress Cove Marina operated by Bill Braden. Enthusiasts report near perfect fall weather with robust winds and deep water making the Panhandle inland sailing hub.

Lake Meredith Panhandle Texas Bill Braden Fortress Cove Braden Sol MM. L. Martin Bill Sweeney S. Hughes Cedar Canyon Martin Amarillo Robert F. Hyde Brian Hyde Gary Denson Calumet Art Lara Jr W. Uth Egal Tate

PGC Stockholders Hear Advice on Line

Farm and Ranch Editor Wayne Board reports at the Holiday Inn West that Producers Grain Corporation stockholders should not panic over USDA plans to sell CCC milo at 2.20 per hundredweight for exports. Frank Pharris, PGC executive vice president, says foreign buyers and feeders want steady grain flow and that the mid January reseal plan was misadvised and later cancelled due to price drops.

Producers Grain Corporation U. S. Department of Agriculture Commodity Credit Corporation Milo Frank Pharris PGC USDA Pharris Holiday Inn West CCC

Waves Destroy Guard Station on Tern Island

Coast Guard reports heavy Pacific swells destroyed a small island station near French Frigate Shoals. Eighteen crewmen took refuge atop a building and await rescue while supplies were air-dropped by Coast Guard aircraft. The island measures 30 by 300 feet and lies about 505 miles northwest of Honolulu.

Honolulu Coast Guard Pacific Hawaii Tern Island Pot of A East Guard

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Meredith Graham, Wallace and Restor Ls Marshall B. Shaw Lipscomb Billy Graham U.S. News & World Report Sweden Vietnam U. S Canada U.S Ontario Phil News Wes Izzard Lewis B. Hershey Abbott and Costello Amarillo Symphony Vandals Jek Nixon Pure Astro Guide Sylvie Porter Fred Wortham JR Wayne Board Farm and Ranch
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