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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1969

Page

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Why Today Is Really Special

The piece argues the celebration marks the Continental Congress adoption of a Declaration of Independence in Philadelphia 193 years ago. It notes declarations exist but this one asserted people’s right to choose their government and framed government as servant, not master.

Continental Congress Philadelphia George Turner Congress United States Cornwallis Washington Britain

Congressman Bob Price Seeks Piano for Amarillo Center

In a Washington DC letter, Rep Bob Price asks Amarillo residents to donate a piano for the State Center for Human Development. He praises the staff for humanitarian efforts and provides the center contact number 355-9791 for donors.

State Center For Human Development Amarillo GCOO

This and That Retrospective Snapshots and Quips

A mixed page of breezy items notes Sir James Jeans on the universe as a thought, a Tokyo Lions convention visit by Dick Bynum, a library joke about a lady called a bookie, and street quotes on air pollution. It includes an American Seating dummy Charlie whose height and weight grow with time.

Dick Bynum Continental Trailways Tokyo Oe SF American Seating Company Grand Rapids, Mich Charlie

Bells Ring Out Across City For 193rd Independence Day

Santa Fe Railway will ring all switch and road engines at 9 30 a m for five minutes to mark Independence Day. F N Stuppi Amarillo general manager Western Lines says the bells join American Legion bells at 615 W 7th and other local bells from churches and fire trucks in a unified tribute to the nation.

Santa Fe Railway United States of America F. N. Stuppi Amarillo Western Lines Santa Fe American Legion American Legion Hall W. 7Th

Lull in Viet Nam War Shows Patchy Enemy Movements

In Saigon US officers report mixed enemy activity along the border with some retreats and advances. Secretary Rogers quotes Defense Secretary Laird on a recent low combat level and says it is too early to judge overall infiltration. June intelligence shows 10 000 NVA troops infiltrated via the Ho Chi Minh trail with about 63 000 since January. Officials stress that end of year or long term trends cannot yet be confirmed.

Saigon South Vietnam Secretary of State Wiliam P Ho Chi Minh Trail Washington Rogers U.S Paris

Weatherford Honors Local Astronaut Tom Stafford

Col. Tom Stafford returned to Weatherford Oklahoma with Cmdr Eugene Cernan to greet friends and family. A welcome ceremony included flags for scout groups and plans for a banquet with Governor Bartlett. The crowd lined Main Street as Stafford toured the airport and visited his mother.

Weatherford, OkKla Tom Stafford Stafford Cmdr Eugene Cernan Hero Weatherford Mary A. Stafford Earl Shoemaker Thomas, Okla Southwestern State College Milam Stadium United States Oklahoma Weatherford Boy Scout Troop Weatherford Cub Scout Organization Dewey Bartlett Bob Wooten Last Frontier Boy Scout Council

Australian water skier flies over New York Harbor

An Australian water skier with a large kite strapped to his back jumped from a motorboat and skimmed across New York Harbor toward Liberty Island before landing there. Superintendent Lester F. McClanahan ordered him off the island citing a federal law against flying onto Liberty Island. the skier claimed he can steer anything wherever he wants.

New York New York Harbor Statue of Liberty Liberty Island Monument Lester F. McClanahan Lower Manhattan McClanahan

Nixon Abolishes Septem ber School Desegregation Deadline

The Nixon administration abolished the September deadline for desegregation in about 700 southern and border school districts while aiming for compliance by fall. The policy shifts emphasis from funding denial to court contempt for noncompliance and offers grants for construction and remedial needs, drawing mixed reactions from liberals and politicians.

Washington UPS Nixon Finch and Mitchell

Pop Idol Brian Jones Found Dead In Pool

Hartfield England AP reports former Rolling Stone Brian Jones a pop idol died after a midnight swim at his Ashdown Forest Sussex farmhouse He was found at the bottom of a pool after unsuccessful life saving efforts Jones once worked as a garbage collector rising to fame across millions of fans

Hartfield England Brian Jones Jones Sussex Ashdown Forest London

Bartender Jailed In City Murder

Noel Wilson Barnett a 27 year old bartender at the Amarillo Country Club remained in Potter County jail on a 25000 bond after being charged with murder with malice following the early morning shooting death of Judy Kay Carter 22 of the same Madison street address. He was arrested minutes after he telephoned police to report the shooting. Dee Miller former Potter

Noel Wilson Barnett S. Madison, Apt. 2 Potter County Barnett Amarillo Country Club Judy Kay Carter Madison Dee Miller

Amarillo Hail Storm Causes 20 Million Dollar Damage

The June 17 hailstorm in the Amarillo region caused about 20 million dollars in damage to fixed property autos and crops. Amarillo suffered the worst losses with 25 000 homes and businesses damaged and over 6000 automobiles affected. Crop losses in a 12 county area ranged from 1.5 to 2 million with uninsured crops yet unestimated.

Amarillo Will Perry American Insurance Association New York Insurance Information Institute Dallas Associated Press Texas Dumas Ben A. Jordan Federal Crop Insurance Corp Canada Insurance Company Dan Flemming Association of Insurance Agents

Capitol Boycott On Ta Pp

Washington AP Congressmen face empty stomachs as cab drivers boycott peak hours over fixed 65 cent fares. Taxicab protests follow 42 percent raises for lawmakers and a $42 500 annual pay. Cafeteria workers threaten a walkout after a two hour Senate Building strike. fourte en Congressmen defend staff.

Washington Capitol Hill Roosevelt Pyles Congress House Senate Capitol

Wreck Claims Two More Lives in Monahans Collision

In Monahans Texas two more people died Thursday raising the death toll to five from a two car crash late Wednesday. Police said Melvin Christopher 25 and his brother Gene 22 of Pecos died Thursday afternoon at a Pecos hospital.

Monahans Tex West Texas Melvin Christopher Gene Pecos

Weather Notes from Amarilh 1949 Forecast

The record notes Amarilh has had 143 of 184 days in 1949 with a forecast for fair to hot conditions through tonight. Expect a high near 390 with southwest winds 10 to 20 mph. Chance of precipitation 20 percent tonight.

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John Richard Allen Duke University Dear Bob Price Sir James Jeans Olsen Park Inez Hutchins Municipal Report of O's Wes Izzard Ann Landers Astro-Guide New Mexico Manehee Lis National Aeronautics and Space Administration Stafford Field S . Stafford Move Jackson Miss Roy Wilkins The NAACP Strom Thurmond R-S.c South Johnson Atty John N. Mitchell Robert H. Finch Health, Education and Welfare Johnson Administration Finch Mitchell Amarillo Boulevard Jack Simmonds House of Representatives Andrew Jacobs
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