FTC to Hear Unfair Practices Charges Against Furrs Inc
Federal Trade Commission officials said hearings on charges of unfair trade practices against Furrs Inc a 63 store grocery chain in Texas New Mexico and Colorado will begin next April Attorneys for the FTC and Furrs met in Washington for an informal session with examiner Walter Johnson and hope to set a hearing date The proceedings may be held in Lubbock Albuquerque Denver and likely extend over several weeks
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Tex
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Farr’s, Inc
Waggoner Carr ends Texas court of inquiry into Kennedy assassination
Texas Attorney General Waggoner Carr announces he has called off the state court of inquiry into the circumstances surrounding President Kennedy's assassination. The move ends the official inquiry in Texas.
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Texas
Waggoner Carr
Kennedy
Family Sails Search Topic After Plane Disappearance
Palmer recalls McCoy as a capable flyer and loving family man. The Civil Air Patrol suspended the search after seven days, while relatives press for federal aid and continued community support. A $1,000 reward is posted by Amarillo auto dealers for information. McCoy’s brother and sons remain in Gila Bend awaiting news.
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Palmer
Government Pictnes
McCoy
Max
Gila Bend
New Mexico
Arizona
Amarillo Independent Auto Dealers Association
Dale Fowler
Dam Ahead Of Schedule Panhandle water project gains relaxation
In 1960 the Panhandle towns voted 30 to 1 to fund a multimillion dam project. Eleven towns will receive water via an 50 year repayment through water bills as 13 pumping stations push water from the dam. Roadwork and chlorination plans accompany the dam buildup.
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Municipal Water Authority
Amarillo Daily News Publication Details and Rates
The Amarillo Daily News an independent paper published by Globe News Publishing Company lists staff and summarizes subscription rates. It details home delivery by carrier and mail options within 300 miles and outside, specifying monthly quarterly and yearly prices.
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Globe News Publishing Company
Ing
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Amerillo
Texas
Wesley
Paul Timmons
Don Boyett
Louise Evans
Shelby Kritser
Lowell Brown
Trenton T Davis
Harry Bartlet
Amarillo
Globe News Publishing Company Inc
Help Wanted Female at Draughon’s Business College
Urgent demand for file clerks and office machine operators. New framing program prepares quickly with pay. Draughon’s Business College at 607 S. Taylor. DR3-3745.
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Draughon's Business College
Accelerated aqueduct work to begin soon in Panhandle region
An accelerated work chart shows stations starting almost immediately with a segment near Lubbock set to begin early next year. Over 400 men work around the clock in the dam area as the aqueduct project progresses, with some predicting completion a year ahead of schedule. Water users in a broad Panhandle area can soon expect taps to drip Canadian River water.
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Lubbock
Panhandle
Record Heat Wave In Rio Kills Children Daily
A deadly heat wave in Rio de Janeiro persists with temperatures above 100 degrees. Health officials report two to three children dying daily and dozens treated for dehydration in hospital ERs.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Nations set Paris meeting on international cancer research center
The United States Britain West Germany and Italy will attend a December 17 18 Paris meeting to discuss an international cancer research center with funds diverted from defense budgets. The note adds that two thirds of the world’s whales are taken in Antarctic waters.
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Paris
United States
Britain
West Germany
Italy
Antarctic
Telephone crews race to LBJ ranch wiring from Austin
Telephone and telegraph crews from Beaumont Port Arthur Waco Temple and other Central Texas towns scurry Friday to string lines to the LBJ Ranch near Johnson City as officials study rapid communications links. Trucks sprawl along US 290 and 65 miles west of Austin. Crews work from 6 a.m. until dark with no official comment on the project.
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LBI
Western Union
Austin
Johnson
Texas
Hyannis Port
Kennedy
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Waco
Temple
Central
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Western Union Telegraph Co
LBJ
Pierre) Salinger
White House
Carr and Jaworski Seek Federal Lead in Texas Inquiry
Carr says federal investigators are fully using their authority and favors continuing nationwide probes rather than a state inquiry. He and Jaworski met with justice officials in Washington and with Warren to discuss cooperation with the commission. An FBI draft on the Kennedy assassination is under review before its handover to the President and commission.
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Jaworski
Washington
Justice Department
Warren
Commission
Germany to test radio train at 124 mph in 1965
Ready Radio trains in Hamberg will use a two car setup pulled by a radio equipped electric locomotive clocked at 124 miles per hour. Public use is planned for 1965.
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Hamberg
Germany
Albert Russell Jones obituary and services details
Albert Russell Bert Jones aged 64 husband of Fern and father of Viola London and Harold Eugene Jones is survived by brother Ralph Jones and eight grandchildren. Services 10:00 am Saturday at Boxwells Chapel with a Masonic graveside service 10:06 pm Monday at Hovone Cemetery Hovand Kansas. Vernon Tucker of Amarilla Inn Apt 273 body to Clarendon for service and burial.
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Bert) Jones
Beard
Ourmas
Fern
Viola London
Harold Eugene Jones
Ralph Jones
Boxwells Chapel
Hovone
Hovand
Kansas
Tucker Vernon Tucker
Amarilla Inn
Apt
Clarendon
Rancher Injured as Wife Dies in Texas Crash
A prominent southwestern rancher with Amarillo ties was in Baptist Hospital Harlingen Texas on Friday after a car crash near La Feria Thursday night that killed his wife Beulah Murphy. Joe L. Murphy, drilling contractor former Amarillo businessman, owns land in Texas New Mexico and Colorado. His Amarillo home is at 4501 Amarillo Blvd. Daughters Violet Qualey and Leland Boyd and son R Murphy of Amarillo accompanied the family to Harlingen.
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Baptist Hospital
Harlingen
Tex
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Beulah Murphy
LaFeria
Murphy
Texas
New Mexico
Colorado
Amarillo Blvd
Violet Qualey
Leland Boyd
R. Murphy
Wife says Walker shot from Oswald
A wife reports Lee Harvey Oswald told her he tried to shoot Gen. Edwin A. Walker eight months earlier. The shot missed in Dallas, April 10, as FBI and Justice Department review circumstantial links to Kennedy’s assassination.
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Edwin M. Walker
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Walker
Justice Department
Nicholas Deb Katzenbach
Department
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Jaworski
Washington
Texas
White House
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Lee Harvey Owald
John F. Kennedy
Edwin A. Walker
Tex
Marina Oswald
Oswald
Kennedy
Boost Grain Aid Beirut
Lebanon AP reports U.S. grain aid to Iraq will rise by 100000 tons annually. Baghdad Radio cites an existing pact that granted Iraq 50000 tons of wheat each year from the United States.
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Lebanon
U.S
Iraq
Baghdad Radio
United States
Tubbs Testy Over Tiny Tub In Public Housing
George Bayden a 6 foot 1 inch 252 pound resident complained to Bromley council that his bathtub is only five feet long and fears getting stuck He said he can only draw four inches of water before it overflows and that he cannot reach the soap once inside the tub.
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Bromley
England
UPI
George Bayden
Bayden
FAA Chief Halaby to Seek Soviet Landing Rights
Najeeb E. Halaby, administrator of the Federal Aviation Agency, will travel to Moscow next Wednesday to negotiate reciprocal landing rights for Russian and American airlines, per the U S embassy.
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Moscow
UPI
Najeeb E. Halaby
Federal Aviation Agency
Soviet Union
U. S
U S Paperback Sales Rise in Ligeria
In Monrovia, publishers report increased sales of U. S. published paperback books across Ligeria. Markets show growing demand amid trade shifts with new retailers entering the scene.
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Monrovia
U. S
Ligeria
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