Ned in the first reader and the 1858 Sanders volume
A reminiscence on the 1858 Sanders First Reader found by Mrs. H L Allison of Amarillo. The piece notes characters like Rollin and Heber, and highlights lesson content such as Quails and a strong, explicit Goodness of God passage. It contrasts 19th century vocabularies with modern civil rights critiques of religious content.
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Harry Gilstrap
Ned
Allison
Rollin
Heber
Oscar
Hiram
George
Ellen
Se vere weather systems and the warning toll
Lines describe plains storms moving across the land as radio and radar let us issue warnings. Pie Larmont of Gra ham jokes about 125 years without income tax and notes shifts in finance after the stock market crash.
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Pie Larmont
Graham
Democratic Gubernatorial Candidates Rally in Texas
With one day left in the campaign both John Connally and Don Yarborough held large rally events in major Texas areas. Yarborough pitched leadership and personal mission in Dallas and San Antonio while Connally spoke in San Antonio and planned a valley tour including Harlingen Mercedes and McAllen. Yarborough also staged a late rally at Pablo's Grove in San Antonio with Friday stops in Fort Worth and Wichita Falls.
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Texas
John Connally
Don Yarborough
Yarborough
Dallas
San Antonio
Bexar County
Connally
McKinney
Harlingen
Mercedes
McAllen
Pablo's Grove
Fort Worth
Wichita
Final Appeals Falls Ahead of Texas Election Drive
Connally outlines a statewide series of events from Houston to Corpus Christi to Waco and Fort Worth as he urges Texans to vote. Yarborough campaigns with his mother and sister in San Antonio while Turman and Preston Smith mobilize in East Texas and Austin amid accusations against labor and special interests.
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Contally
Corpus Christi
Waco
Fort Worth
Texas
Connally
San An
Tonio
Yarborough
San Antonio
Donald Yarborough Sr
Douglas Haberlie
Haberlie
James Turman
Preston Smith
McSpadden Plan Rejected as Creditors Stand Firm
In Lubbock on May 31 the proposed payoff plan for Coleman McSpadden failed, drawing no affirmative votes from about 125 creditors. Bankruptcy referee Frank R. Murray set June 8 for new proposals, with a June 13 vote if filed, as Armour Agricultural Chemical Co leads $3 million in claims among roughly 750 creditors.
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Frank R. Murray
McSpadden
Murray
McSpaiden
G. H. Nelson
Bert A. Nelson
MecSpadden
Armour Agricultural Chemical Co
CII Corporation of
New York
Ben H. Rice Til
Houston
Eichmann Executed by Israel for Nazi Atrocities
Adolf Eichmann was hanged by Israel two minutes before midnight at Ramleh Prison near Tel Aviv for his role in the Nazi extermination of six million Jews. He died at age 56 after being captured in Argentina and smuggled to Israel two years earlier, in a landmark execution in the young state’s history.
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Gestapo
Adolf Eichmann
State of
Israel
Eichmann
Hitler
Ramieh
Tel Aviv
Argentina
Weather Summary for Amarillo and Northwest Texas
Weather forecast from the U S Weather Bureau covers Amarillo area and Northwest Texas as partly cloudy to clear today and tonight with highs in the 80s in Amarillo and cooler 30s to 40s in the northwest. New Mexico is fair with some afternoon clouds and warmer highs around 70s to mid 80s.
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Amarillo
Texas
New Mexico
Killgore Cancels Girl Scout Offer and Spars Over Council
Two developments deepen Amarillo Girl Scout Council turmoil as a special meeting is called for June 7 to review actions since the April 7 council meeting. The Board of Directors may revoke actions, including pulling Kilgore Foundation funds for Camp Kiwanis expansion, and the director was discharged. A May 28 letter hints at reviewing a $13,500 grant used to clear debt on the Girl Scout headquarters at 8th and Adams.
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Board of Directors
National Council
Amarillo
Mary Fulton
C. E. Weymouth
Nkillgore Board of Trustees
Council
8Th and Adams
Weather Summary for Amarillo and Region 1962
Amarillo records 144 days of sun in 151 days surveyed for 1962. Comparative readings taken at 3 p.m. Thursday show wind from the southeast at 23 mph with 15 miles visibility and cloudy conditions in Amarillo. Nearby Houston, Dallas, and Oklahoma City report southeast or east-southeast winds ranging 12 to 18 mph with 14 to 15 miles visibility and cloudy skies.
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Amarillo
Houston
Sse
Dallas SE
Okia
Tragic Finish Ends Summer Vacations
A two car crash nine miles south of Memphis on U S Highway 287 killed six people and injured others during a Florida and Amarillo family vacation bound for Dallas. Names include F J Lindsey and Wilma Lindsey of Amarillo and Judy Vendrick of Dallas. Jill Lindsey survived, nine others were injured or listed in critical condition.
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Ami
California
Dallas
Florida
Memphis
F. J
Jack) Lindsey
Anne H. Smith
Miami
Fla
Smith
Arthur
Goodall Hospital
Jill Lindsey
U.S. Highway 287
Lindsey
Buy Orders Erase Slump
The stock market extended a rally as buy orders erased earlier losses from the week. The AP 60-stock average rose 5.40 to 225.50 while the Dow gained 9.40 to 613.36, with 1,071 advances and 190 declines among 1,357 issues traded. International Business Machines jumped, American Telephone rose, and Bethlehem Steel, DuPont, and Sears also gained, offset by Polaroid and Goodyear declines.
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New York
Associated Press
Dow Jones
New York Stock Exchange
International Business Machines
American Telephone
Bethlehem Steel
du Pong
Sears Roebuck
Thunderstorms Drench Panhandle with Tornado Sightings
A line of storms from Clayton New Mexico to the Lubbock area moved east northeast over the Panhandle Thursday afternoon, dropping about half an inch of rain on average. Rain ranged from traces at Hereford and Canyon to 1.10 inches at Lockney, with at least two tornado sightings near Lockney and Paducah. Damage was isolated and there were no reported homicides.
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Amarillo
Polk Street
Clayton
N.M
Lubbock Area
Panhandle
Hereford
Canyon
Lockney
Paducah
Letter to editor on drug regulation and betting laws
Dear Editor. the writer suggests banning new drugs until proven effective to protect citizens and reduce tax deductions from useless cures. He also proposes extending protection by making it a federal crime to sell anything but winning race tickets, addressing gambling and consumer safety.
Kennedy seeks to label 10 Communist Party members
Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy asked the Subversive Activities Control Board to designate ten individuals as Communists and require them to register under the Internal Security Act. The petition names William N. Patterson and others in New York, California, Seattle, and Los Angeles, who were identified as party leaders and organizers.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Subversive Activities Control Board
National Committee
Communist Party
U.S.A
William N. Patterson
Brooklyn
N.Y
New York
Bettygrannett Tormey
William Albertson
New York Party Committee
Arnold Samuel Johnson
Miriam
White House bootlegging forecast after Herald Tribune cut
Roscoe Drummond predicts a bootleg trade for the Herald Tribune in the White House after President Kennedy cut 22 subscriptions. Aide Pierre Salinger says the move diversifies reading and targets only the White House, not the paper’s editorial policy.
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Washington
White House
Kennedy
New York Herald Tribune
Roscoe Drummond
The
Herald Tribune
Drummond
Pierre Salinger
Robert
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