Amarillo police pursue burglary case. $5000 safe seized
Amarillo police continue probe into a supermarket burglary where a safe containing more than $5,000 was taken and recovered about three hours later. Also noted are a $132,250 contract for pumping unit and switchgear at Amarillo's Southeast Water Treatment Plant and suspects bound over for grand jury in narcotics case.
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Town meetings persist as New Hampshire towns resist federal aid
Old American institution the town meeting fades as many Americans move to cities Yet six New Hampshire communities Bow Columbia Colebrook Orford Monroe and Hillsborough Deering recently voted to run their own schools and reject federal programs citing feared federal control A minor but notable local trend amid broader national shift away from local self governance.
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War signs in Amarillo as inductees dine at Capitol Hotel
Inductees and military staff gathered for meals at local venues as Amarillo eyes a touring service for visitors. The Capitol Hotel fed about a thousand boys this month while the Ross Hotel housed Marines. Observations, local travel notes, and a Will Harrison Memorial Scholarship are mentioned alongside inflation remarks and a Berlin connection.
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Moore County suit seeks 15000 for loss of motor grader
A major case filed by the Moore County Commissioners Court seeks fifteen thousand dollars in damages for the loss of a motor grader. The suit details the alleged incident and the responsible party, casting a spotlight on county equipment claims.
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Nigeria turmoil claims officers amid coup and killings
Reports say as Ironsi consolidates power in Nigeria, up to 50 officers executed in the post coup struggle. A lieutenant colonel allegedly killed to stop a plot against Ironsi. Lagos confirms Chief Festus Okotie Eboh dead in a shallow grave near Lagos, deepening fears for kidnapped former Prime Minister Balewa. Rebels and plotters reportedly remain at large.
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City Streets Bonds Become Slick Interest To Rise
Snow and cold weather report from Amarillo area and surrounding regions. Major winter storm impacts extend from New Mexico to Texas with several inches of accumulation and highways affected. In Washington, Johnson orders a rate rise for U S Savings Bonds to compete with banks and support Viet Nam efforts.
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Attorney Jailed in Kill Plot for Ex Wife and Nixon Aide
Santa Monica attorney Charles W. Hinman, 59, was jailed on charges he attempted to hire assassins to kill his ex wife, Marcia Hinman, 27, and Murray Chotiner, Nixon campaign manager. He admitted disliking Chotiner and offered a $500 payoff to a magazine salesman who knocked at the door. The case involves a cellmate and a Malibu arrest, with Hinman denying full knowledge of any murder plan.
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Booklet outlines six ways to lower heart attack risk
The American Heart Association says six living habits raise heart attack risk and that combining them multiplies danger. Key factors include high cholesterol, overweight, high blood pressure, smoking, inactivity, and diabetes. Habits formed in childhood by parents are blamed, with dietary changes urged to cut cholesterol and stroke risk.
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Pampa to vote on $2.9 million city improvements bond
The Pampa City Commission sets a March 8 election on a $2.9 million bond for street projects on Alcock Wilkes Brown and Frederick Streets and Cuyler Barnes Streets plus city street work and a $750,000 water treatment plant. Five measures guided by Citizens Finance Study Committee and city finance boards.
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