Marines May Avert War Not Start One
A letter from A K Baracat a Syrian born American Amarillo citizen lauds the Lebanon intervention as preventing a major conflict The piece also notes Ned Toomey former Amarillo College journalism head a Lebanon native supports the Marine action NBC commentator H V Kaltenborn discusses limits of Soviet aid while Wilson Hall NBC bureau chief recalls Faisal and a teen related murder in politics
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Middle East
Lebanon
A. K. Baracat
Syria
Amarillo
Eisenhower
Dulles
Ned Toomey
Amarillo College
Ned
H. V. Kaltenborn
NBC
Russia
Nasser
Iran
Turkey
Wilson Hall
NBC News
Music on Mud and the Amarillo Symphony Budget
An editorial criticizes Mayor John Armstrong for denying free use of the Municipal Auditorium to the Amarillo Symphony. It argues music strengthens city culture as a civic asset, noting Amarillo’s strong symphony and the decades of citizen effort behind it. The piece urges more gracious city support than a $1000 mud quote.
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John Armstrong
Amarillo
Chamber of Commerce
Cea
Texas political shift noted by Clemen Clements
Clemen Clements of the Panoa Watchman notes a sudden turn in Texas politics two weeks after predicting Blakley’s chances against Yarborough. He believes Texas will reveal its natural conservatism as the chips fall. Tex Keirsey comments on money, seeking only his share.
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Deep
Texas
Clemen Clements
Panoa Watchman
Bill Blakley
Ralph Yarborough
Tex Keirsey
United States Holds Line in UN Over Lebanon Marines
In the United Nations Security Council the United States resisted Soviet calls for withdrawal of U.S. Marines from Lebanon. Ambassador Lodge argued a multinational force is needed to protect Lebanon's independence, as the council set aside action until tomorrow. A Soviet veto seemed likely and Sweden urged delaying or suspending observers.
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U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Security Council
Middle East
Lebanon
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Associated Press
United Nations
U.N. Security Council
Lodge
U.N
Beirut
Camille Chamoun
London Denies Beirut Dispatch On Jordan Troop Report
A Beirut dispatch reported British troops in Jordan, denounced in London. The tip, from Canadian Broadcasting Corp for Beirut, follows talks in Washington about Jordan reacting to possible troop involvement. The British Defense Ministry denied any landing.
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Jordan
London
Canadian Broadcasting Corp
Beirut
Lebanon
Washington
Hussein
Iraq
Faisal
Tass
Transcaucasus
Turkestan
Russia
Moscow Radio
Donald Gordon
Toronto
British Defense Ministry
Was First Iraq Problem in Ancient Tradition
AP report by Arthur Edson notes ongoing trouble in Iraq rooted in ancient mythic beginnings. It discusses origins from Eve to the Garden of Eden and references archaeological exploration yet to uncover the garden. The piece frames conflict as a long historical thread rather than a new development.
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Washington
Iraq
Eve
Flood memories and ancient lands mix in Genesis tale
The piece recalls floods and biblical references in Mesopotamia and Iraq while noting historic names and a National Geographic map. It blends weather snippets from Amarillo Dallas Houston and Oklahoma City with a Genesis flood motif and a biblical geography reminder.
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Mesopotamia
Babylon
Assyria
Chaldea
Iraq
National Geographic Society
Abraham
Flore
Space Reentry Exhibit Attracts Visitors Next Week
Exhibit featuring the Explorer I nose cone and related arc story draws public interest with a display opening next week and page 5 photo coverage.
Troops Land in Turkey Could Reinforce Lebanon Marines
A 1600 man air borne battle group of the 187th Infantry, 24th Division, arrived in Adana Turkey aboard U S transport planes. Washington said they may reinforce 5400 Marines in Lebanon but no offensive action is planned. The move signals potential quick action as U S forces brace for Middle East developments with Soviet and Arab reactions mounting.
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Lebanon
Turkey
U. S
Pentagon
187Th Infantry
NATO
Adana
Washington
Germany
Army
Middle East
Adm
James L. Holloway
Holloway
Lébanon
101St Airborne Division
82Nd Airborne Division
United States
Rines
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Amarillo Area Weather Forecast With Showers Likely
Weather Bureau reports partly cloudy conditions through Thursday across Amarillo and surrounding Panhandle and South Plains regions with scattered thunder showers at night. Temperatures hold steady with highs near 93 in Amarillo and 80 to 90 elsewhere, and no major changes expected through Thursday night.
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O. Weather Bureau
Amarillo
Panhandle
South Plains
New Menico
Baseball Scores Western and National Leagues
Western League games featured Albuquerque and Amarillo a 3 run contest with Colorado Springs at Pueblo postponed due to rain. National League results included San Francisco 9 Philadelphia 2 and Chicago 5 Cincinnati 4 Milwaukee 6 St. Louis 5 Pittsburgh 7 Los Angeles 4. American League Chicago 6 Baltimore 1 New York 3 Detroit 2 Washington 7. Clevelar SAS noted with unclear final.
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Albuquerque
Amarillo
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Baltimore
New York
Detroit
Washington
Clevelar
Page Thirty Six Story and Picture Prompt
A brief instruction directs readers to turn to page 36 for a story and its accompanying picture. The note signals continuation of feature content and emphasizes a visual element on the page.
Investment in Congress offices criticized by letter
Dear Editor, unfriendly comments claim Congressmen spend 100 million deficit funds on better offices and baths. A neighbor argues it is a reasonable investment, noting 500 legislators earning 10 dollars an hour will save time as they travel and wait for facilities in crowded spaces. D. E. Scott Wellington.
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D. E. Scott
TV Schedule Listings for KGNC Station
Colorcast It Could Be You at 31:30 am Haggis Baggis at 1:30 pm Tie Tac Dough at 4:30 pm and The Price Is Right at 9 pm listed for KGNC-TV.
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Kgnc-Tv
Texas fights menace of criminal addicts
W E Naylor, a veterans' figure in Texas narcotics enforcement, returns to Amarillo and testifies before the Potter County Grand Jury on two more narcotics possession cases. The article outlines his role, the reach of dope networks, and the danger he poses as a possible neighbor or patron in everyday life.
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Texas
Amarillo Air Terminal
Ing
W. E. Naylor
Amarillo
Naylor
Potter County
Huntsville
Dub Naylor
DPS
Dope Addiction Estimates Highlight Amarillo Case
A Public Health Service estimate suggests about one in 3,000 people are addicts, with 1,600 known addicts in the state. Detective Capt. W. H. Arterburn of the Amarillo Police Department says the figure fits Amarillo roughly.
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United States Public Health Service
W. H. Arterburn
Amarillo
Dope Addict Turned Criminal The Drive for Narcotics
The excerpt describes a man labeled a dope addict who cannot earn legitimate income to buy narcotics. To avoid withdrawal and desperation, he turns to crime and theft to obtain the supply he needs, illustrating the social danger of addiction and its impact on behavior.
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