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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1969

Page

1

Campus radicals form new Marxist youth group in Chicago

A convention in Chicago January 9 to 11 aims to found a new youth organization allied with the Communist Party USA. Organized by the Temporary Organizing Committee for a Marxist Leninist Youth Organization, the group promises a plan to win and targets colleges, corporations, and capitalism. A letter to The Editor recalls Virgil F. Wade, former assistant principal of Sam Houston Junior High, who died last Monday and inspired a 13 year old to say Wade made him a better man.

Chicago Communist Party USA Virgil F. Wade Sam — Houston Junior High U.S.S L. Gene Fort Julian

City planning talk hints at witty project title

The message from Sonia McLemore of City Hall jokes about naming a planning effort The Salient Sixties. It muses on local commerce in Amarillo with ski equipment and boats, and includes comments from WA Leon Hill and Wes Izzard about public speaking and incentives.

Sonia McLemore City Hall Amarillo Chamber of Commerce

Tax Bill Hammered Into Shape for Vote

The compromise tax bill aims to recover 6.6 billion in lost revenue and give 9.1 billion in relief, expanding personal exemptions, boosting Social Security payments, and trimming the oil depletion allowance. It goes to votes in the House and Senate early next week amid expected White House veto concerns.

United States House Senate Senate House

Flagman Terry Wilhite Struck by Car in Dumas

Terry Elroy Wilhite aged 20 was critically injured when struck by a car while acting as flagman for the Texas Highway Department in the 8000 block of the Dumas Highways Friday around 2 p.m. Co workers and bystanders aided him as emergency crews were summoned.

Terry Elroy Wilhite Wilhite Texas Highway Department

Plant Slated Here in Amarillo Cold Storage Expansion

Wichita Ice and Cold Storage Company announced plans to build a new Amarillo plant with capacity to freeze 250000 pounds of produce daily. The facility will start with 15 workers and grow toward at least a larger payroll within three years, hiring locally. Title is from local company chiefs. construction timing and exact location were not disclosed.

Wichita Kan Amarillo Wichita Ice and Cold Storage Company Kansas State Network KON Lee Waller Jake

Older Students Teach Young Nobody Wants To Go Home

On the last day before Christmas vacation at Green Acres Elementary in Dumas twenty six Future Teachers of America members from Dumas High School taught classes while the regular staff attended the funeral of principal Gene C Fitzgerald. The project became a tribute as students and teachers shared carols and lessons in lieu of closing for the ceremony.

Dumas Green Acres Elementary School Dumas High School Future Teachers of America Gene C. Fitzgerald

Christmas Party Attire Noted at Cal Farley Ranch Event

Happy Holidays Boys Ranchers wore new Christmas suits at the annual Cal Farley’s Boys Ranch Christmas party. Names noted include Femmy Boatwright 17 Shawn Banister 3 and Bobby Stoker 16. See story on page 13.

Cal.Farley’s Boys Ranch Femmy Boatwright Shawn Banister Bobby Stoker

Post Offices in Amarillo Open All Day Saturday

Amarillo post offices will stay open all day Saturday to handle last minute Christmas mail. Parcel post and stamp windows operate 8 30 a.m. to 4 p.m with locations at Avondell, Downtown, North Amarillo, San Jacinto, South Amarillo, and the Central Distribution Unit.

Amarillo C. T. Davis Avondell Avondale Downtown B. Ath North Amarillo Martin Rd San Jacinto W. 7Th South Amarillo W. 45Th Central Distribution N. Fairfield

Keo Futures Trade Put Under Study

The Agriculture Department’s Commodity Exchange Authority is examining egg futures trading on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange during Dec 1 to Dec 5. The agency issued a Dec 15 information request for names of all traders and aims to ensure open competitive trading in Chicago. Leo Melamed of the CME welcomed the probe as a normal investigative step and noted futures reflect the cash market.

Washington Agriculture Department Commodity Exchange Authority Chicago Mercantile Exchange Kalex Swantz CEA Swantz Chicago Leo Melamed Commodity Exchange Authority Institutes CPA

Senate Dems challenge Nixon veto threat in 1970 agenda

Senate Democrats vow to take the veto fight to voters in 1970 over federal spending for health education and welfare as Congress nears adjournment. President Nixon warned he would veto a $21.4 billion HEW and Labor appropriations bill, heightening fiscal tensions amid tax reform talks.

Nixon Senate Bennett Washington 91St Congress Cratic National Committee Harris Sai Departments of Labor White House Hugh Scott Pennsylvania House Health, Education and Welfare Department

Weather brief for Amparilo with warmer temperatures

The forecast says partly cloudy skies with slightly higher temperatures. High today ends in 05 with southerly winds from 10 to 15 mph.

Amparilo

Pay Cuts and Inflation Persist in 1969 Economy

Americans end 1969 facing the worst inflation in 26 years with prices rising and paychecks slipping. The CPI reached 130.5, about 30 percent above the 1957-59 base, while weekly wages averaged 116.63 dollars amid shorter hours. President Nixon outlined anti inflation steps including reduced federal spending and tight money.

Washington White House Nixon

Inflation Rise Hits Food and Housing Costs

The economy shows a five tenths percent rise in consumer costs driven by higher food clothing and housing prices. Eggs climbed over four cents to 674 per dozen lettuce up about a dime per head and tomatoes up over 30 cents per pound. officials warn inflation may require continued policy action with a delayed effect.

Paw W. McCracken Joel Popkin Bureau of Labor Statistics

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