Taxpayers Money Sought To Replace Federal Funds Call
Cleveland columnist Howard Preston argues newspapers should drop the term federal funds in favor of taxpayers money. He urges replacing statements about government spending with phrasing that credits taxpayers across states for national projects.
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Howard Preston
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Preston
Delia Anderson
Perryton
United States
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Catchall
Kan
Flags brighten Amarillo as neighborhoods display patriotism
Report from Amarillo notes spotty flag displays downtown and across suburbs with several blocks showing dense flag coverage. Julian Boulevard and Lawson Lane are highlighted for standout displays, while a lone flagpole at Wolflin Village was bare.
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Amarillo
Wolflin Village
Julian Boulevard
Travis
Georgia
Lawson Lane
Plains
Wolflin
Avondale
al Baker
Groundbreaking dams and regional conservation talk in Texas
Newsletter from Quitaque's First National Bank notes a dam being built on the Theo Geisler place north of Quitaque on Holmes Creek with plans for fishing and recreation. The Canadian River Dam ceremony highlighted western involvement in conservation and featured political overtones.
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Quitaque
First National Bank
Theo Geisler
Holmes Creek
Geisler
Canadian River
John Saylor
Pennsylvania
Walter Rogers
Teddy Roosevelt
Gifford Pinchot
Roosevelt
Pinchot
Bureau of Reclamation
Committee Threatens 7 Doctors in Saskatchewan Strike
A self styled citizens safety committee threatened seven doctors and their families in Swift Current with violence unless they return to work by Friday. Swift Current Mayor R C Dahl ordered police protection as RCMP examined the letters for clues. The threat coincided with CMA leaders in Quebec rebuking the doctors amid protests over the provincial compulsory medicare plan.
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Regina
Sask
UPI
Citizens Safety Committee
Swift Current
Saskatchewan
R.C. Dahl
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Quebec
Canadian Medical Association
Delivery My neighbor laments aid recipients
A self serving neighbor complains about underprivileged citizens using Cadillacs to collect free government groceries. The critic contrasts domestic welfare recipients with foreign beggars who travel by jet and dine at the White House, highlighting discrimination and resentment.
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White House
Fireworks Display Dazzles 20000 At Dick Bivins Stadium
A large crowd of about 20 000 gathered at Dick Bivins Stadium for a Fourth of July fireworks show. The Globe News Publishing Co sponsored the event featuring Eye the Sailor elephant and a Texas flag display with blue white and red colors. A green and yellow rocket and flying saucers added to the spectacle.
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Dick Bivins Stadium
Popeye the Sailor
Amarillo Fourth of July Fireworks Thrill Local Crowd
The Amarillo celebration featured fireworks rockets in vibrant colors and thundering bursts. The Golden Spread Air Force Band conducted by Ross S Whitehead performed marches and songs as the Jody Drill Team entertained with humor. Sentry dogs from the 4128th wing and Lt. Allen E Medsker discussed their training amid a 1962 season milestone.
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Amarillo Air Force Base
Golden Spread Air Force
Jody
Frank Duckworth
Combat Defense Force
4128Th Strategic Wing
Allen E. Medsker
Amarillo Area Weather Summary With Thunderstorms
Partly cloudy and warm today and Friday with widely scattered afternoon and night time thunderstorms. Highs 93 to near 98 in Texas and similar in New Mexico sections. Temperatures show little change today with warmer extremes north on Friday.
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Amarillo
Texas
New Mexico
Kennedy Calls for International Partnership with Europe
President Kennedy spoke at Independence Hall to urge an international declaration of interdependence with a United Europe. He said the goal will take time and highlighted partnership over rivalry, urging aid to developing nations and joint growth while addressing a massive crowd from Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Kennedy
Independence Hall
Ai United Europe
Hershey
Europe
United States
Moslems take over Algeria Fights to get back on feet
In Algiers the new Moslem state struggles to form an effective regime as the French surrender powers. Premier Youssef ben Khedda returns from exile and talks with the Algerian Provisional Executive led by Abderrahmane Fares. Newsmen are barred from contact and tensions rise as internal strife looms and cars are stolen.
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Algeria
Algiers
Youssef Ben Khedda
Abderrahmane Fares
Father of Errol Flynn disputes myths in Toronto Star interview
The late actor Errol Flynn is challenged by his father in a Toronto Star Syndicate interview. The Daily News runs the piece as part of a syndicated series, with today's Flynn feature on page 36.
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Errol Flynn
Errol
Toronto Star Syndicate
Daily News
The Man Who Buried John Birch Cruade and Crusade Profile
Clyde Walter profiles Miller who knew John Birch in China during World War II. Miller details Birch’s wartime duties behind Japanese lines and his fluency in Mandarin, his leadership, and the respect he earned from Chinese and American allies. He criticizes Life Magazine for Birch coverage.
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Miller
John Birch Society
Robert Welch
Birch
John Birch
Life Magazine
Philippines
Philippine Scouts
West Point Military Academy
China
14Th Air Force
John
Orient
Watson Vacation Uncovers Birich Burial Tale in China 1945
KGNC chief Bob Watson returns from Virgin Islands with manuscript and tape reels detailing the murder and burial of Capt. John Birch in China in 1945. The informant, Miller of St. Croix, linked to intelligence work, sparked a chilling discovery during a beachside vacation.
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Bob Watson
KGNC
Virgin Islands
John Birch
China
Watsons
Bob
Dixie
Christiansted
Island of St. Croix
Virgin Island
William T. Mik Jer
Miller
Watson
San Juan
Marine biologist identifies buried John Birch figure in discovery
Watson confirms Miller is the man behind the John Birch connection. He secures permission to tape a 30 minute KGNC radio interview, recorded with the chamber of commerce machine, to air Friday at 7 36 p m. The Amarillo report includes Miller's written account of Birch's death and photographs, including two of KGNC chief.
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John Birch
John Birch Society
Watson
Miller
Kgnc Radio
Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo
Birch
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