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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1972

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Japan’s autos up 30 percent in 1968 vehicle registrations

Thirteen million four-wheel vehicles were registered in Japan last year, a 30 percent rise from 1967. The rise places Japan second to the United States in motor vehicle production as the industry expands with growth in exports and domestic demand.

Tokyo Japan United States

Association Names Sheriffs to Offices at TSA Convention

On the final night of the Texas Sheriffs Association convention in Beaumont the 94th annual gathering elected Potter County Sheriff Paul Gaither first vice president and Randall County Sheriff L S Johnston second vice president. Gaither, 69, first held the post 1949 to 1961 and again since 1964, while Johnston, 68, was elected in 1952 and has faced no opponent. Lou Evans of Fort Worth was chosen TSA president.

Texas Sheriffs Association Beaumont Potter Randall County Association Potter County Paul Gaither L. S Slim"” Johnston Gaither Johnston TSA Tarrant County Lou Evans Fort Worth

Chippewa Reservation in Isabella County Michigan

A 560 acre federally designated Chippewa Indian reservation lies within Isabella County Michigan.

Isabella County Mich

Amarillo Globe News Publishing Company Listing 1972

Public notice style listing shows Globe News Publishing Co figures, editors, and postal rates for Amarillo editions. Includes staff names, office address, subscription pricing, and copyright statement for 1972.

le Ae Amarillo Oxys Globe News Publishing Company, Inc

Roswell Field Association Reuniting For 6th Annual Event

More than 100 Roswell Army Air Field Veterans Association members are slated to gather at Motel 6 for a three day reunion featuring a banquet dance barbecue and business sessions. Organizers say former service members and civilians who served or worked at World War I era Roswell military installations are eligible to join.

Roswell N.M

Farm Gross Income Chicago Forecast

U.S. farmers expect gross income around 52 billion this year. They anticipate spending over 37 billion on goods services and other expenses tied to crop and livestock production.

Chicago U.S

Oklahoma Delegate Seeks Clear Nixon Answers

Sallisaw Oklahoma Mrs J Evetts Haley Jr daughter in law of the author of A Texan Looks at Lyndon calls for President Nixon to state his views clearly before the Republican convention She sent a letter to state and national party leaders and Oklahoma lawmakers demanding direct answers before she votes Her husband warns he will oppose Edmondson in 1968 if he votes for Johnson tax raise The delegation is expected to remain solid for Nixon with Haley dissenting on some issues and Warner noting differing views among the Oklahoma group

Sallisaw Okla Oklahoma Nixon Ed Edmundson Edmondson Johnson Congress Haley Clarence Warner

Kaboth and Prendergast Obituaries in Florida

Jack Kaboth of 1901 Milam requested memorials to charities and a closed casket at 10 30 a m Saturday service at Schooter Gordon Colonial Chapel Memorial Park. William Prendergast 70 of Miami Florida body to Stanfill Funeral Home for service and burial.

Kaboth Jack Kaboth Milam Schooter-Gordon

Illinois man struck by train in New Mexico survives

In Tucumcari New Mexico an Illinois man James O Lucas aged 51 from Peoria was hit by a Rock Island Lines freight west of Glenrio while walking the tracks and remained in satisfactory condition Thursday night at Trigg Memorial Hospital. Train crew reported the accident and R W Douglas of Amarillo was the engineer.

Randall Resident Files Libel Suit

David K. Miller of Randall County files a $50,000 libel suit against Globe News Publishing Co in 108th District Court. Petition filed by Amarillo attorney Dean Dunlap, based on a Sept 18 1971 Amarillo Daily News story.

Globe News Publishing Co 108Th District Court David K. Miller Randall County Dean Dunlap Amarillo Dunlap

Wayland Law Enforcement Program Receives Accreditation

Wayland Baptist College in Plainview has had its law enforcement program accredited by the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement Officer Standards and Education. The four year bachelor program, directed by Glenn Hunsacker, meets core curriculum requirements and adds extension courses in Lubbock.

Plainview Wayland Baptist College Texas Commission On Law Enforcement Officer Standards Roy C. McClung Wayland Commission For Peace Officer Certification Glenn Hunsacker Lubbock

Doctors top paid group in New Zealand in 1968

Government figures show Auckland doctors as the highest paid group with an average income of 8550 dollars in 1968 ahead of lawyers at 7800 dollars. The data highlights income disparities among professions in New Zealand.

Auckland New Zealand

Orinoco River Length Ranked Eighth Worldwide

Venezuela's Orinoco River extends about 1,600 miles, earning a ranking as the eighth largest river in the world by length. The figure underlines its global significance among major waterways and regional geography.

Venezuela

Woodrome Otis A. woodrome services planned

Otis A Woodrome 72 of 401 South Cleveland, services set for 2 p.m Friday at Bilack Memorial Chapel. Patrick E Coy 1% 9 North Buchanan, services pending. Clarence W Fulks 72 of 101 Stuart, services 7 a m Friday Slackburn Shaw Memorial Chapel. Body lies in state until an hour before services, casket not opened. Ruth Parkinson 75 of 2402 Hoghes, services 11 30 a m Friday at Blackburn Show Memorial Chapel.

Woodrome Otis A. Woodrome South Cleveland Bilack— Memorial Patrick E& Coy North Buchanan Fulks Clarence W. Fulks Stuart Serv Parkinson Ruth Parkinson Blackburn Show Memorial Chapel

Man faces reduced murder charge in Roswell case

In Roswell New Mexico preliminary hearings reduced Manuel Frank Morales 24 to involuntary manslaughter in his brother Felipe Morals death while Van Sedillo 41 retains an open murder charge in the death of Mrs Jeanette L Desrosiers The two cases were bound over to the Fifth Judicial District Court with trial dates pending Morales bond lowered to 2000 and Sedillo held on 25000 bond

Roswell N. M Manuel Frank Morales van Sedillo Jeanette L. Desrosiers Kent Shannon Fifth Judicial District Court Morales Felipe St. Mary's Hospital Chaves Sedillo Desrosiers

POW Prayer Proclaimed in Oklahoma City for POWs

Gov. David Hall issued a proclamation designating Saturday and Sunday as POW Sabbath of Prayer after relatives of missing soldiers presented a flag symbolizing their plight. About 15 members of the National League of Families attended the ceremony.

Oklahoma City David Hall

Hart Schedules Queen Contest for Hart Day Parade

Hart Day queen selection set for August 12 begins with a supper for contestants judges and committee at 6 p m Aug 12. Personal interviews follow and finalists are judged on poise personality and appearance at City Hall. Miss Hart Day Queen will reign over Saturday events and lead the 2 p m parade entries accepted until Aug 5 by Mrs Max Marble.

HART Spc City Hall Max Marble

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