Weather Briefs From Amarillo and Surrounding Areas
Weather data from the U S Weather Bureau shows Amarillo and vicinity fair to partly cloudy with cooler temps tonight and highs in the lower 60s. Northwest Texas remains partly cloudy through Sunday with a slight cool down expected. northern New Mexico reports mostly fair skies and modest temperature changes today and Sunday with highs 40 to 55 in the north and 60s in the south. Sunrise at 7 56 p m and sunset at 5 45 p m. Precipitation totals for the period ending 6 p m Friday are minimal, with year to date and normal values noted.
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New Mexico
Xcascolas
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Bel Tego
U.S. Weather Bureau
Amerillo
Triplets Born To Texas Mom
Mrs James Mills of Garland gave birth to triplet girls weighing 3 pounds 15 ounces 5 pounds 5 ounces and 5 pounds 14 ounces on the final day of the year Doctors expected four children and the babies were unnamed Baby A Baby B and Baby C The Mills have a teenage daughter.
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UPI
James Mills
Garland
Amarillo Daily News Masthead and contact details
The fragment presents the Amarillo Daily News masthead dated 1965 with publisher editor names and staff roles, publication address, phone, and abundant subscription rate tables for various areas and formats, including in and out of radius options and multiple durations.
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Globe-News
Ninth
Harrison
P.O
Amarillo
Texas
Wesley
Izzard
Paul Timmons
Don Boyett
Louise Evans
Shelby Kritser
Generals Marager
Lowell Brown
Trenton T. Davis
Harry Bartlett
Globe-News Publishing Company, Inc
Beautiful Tri-State New Year Eve Weather Report
Balmy air and sunshine end the year as Amarillo records a record warm low of 48 degrees on December 31. Across Canadian Dimmitt Plainview and Shamrock there was only a light mist and no umbrella needed. Forecasters predict fair to partly cloudy skies with a cooler high near the lower sixties.
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Dimmitt
Plainview
Shamrock
U. S
Amarillo
Skiers aid hikers in deep snow rescue on mountain
A group including Dr. Noyes and his nephews was found after being lost for about 34 hours on a snowbound mountain. Terry Juett and Randy Dettler described hiking 15 miles in waist-deep snow as rescuers searched with skiers, four wheel drive teams, and mountain men. Dr. Noyes was in good condition at a hospital. Tim Noyes suffered frostbite. all were exhausted.
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Dr. Noyes
Tim Noyes
Corpus Christi
Randy Jaster
Austin
Noyes
Dettle
Ruidoso Hospital
Small Loan Firms May Be Inspected
The Supreme Court upheld a lower court ruling that small loan companies dealing in bonds and securities are subject to inspection by the State Banking Department. It denied appeals by Allied Finance firms in Louisiana and Texas, and affirmed the 3rd Court of Civil Appeals ruling nullifying parts of the 1963 anti-loan shark law.
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Supreme Court
State Banking Department
Allied Finance
Louisiana
Allied
Texas
3Rd Court of Civil Appeals
Banking Department
Miss Fannie Cooper Rites Held in Viola Illinois
Mrs. Fannie Cooper, 63, of 82 Florida, passed away. Services held at 2 p.m. Monday in Viola Illinois.
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Fannie Cooper
Florida
Viola
Illinois
Bethlehem raises steel prices amid rising demand and costs
Bethlehem Steel announces a price increase aimed at structural shapes, piling, and related products citing stronger demand from automotive and construction sectors. The move comes as industry prices react to wage costs and longer mill times, with officials noting the aim to sustain stability while exploring broader industry implications.
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Texas
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Russian Fashion Forecast For 1966 Shorter Hemlines Rise
Moscow reports that Russian women will adopt shorter skirts in 1966, with hems showing knees on the young and slim. Red will be the color of the year, and outfits will feature two-tone fabrics, combined dress styles, and upright jackets.
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UPI
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Financier Du Pont Jr. Dies at 69 in Wilmington
William Du Pont Jr. banker and sportsman died at 69 in the Memorial Division of Wilmington Medical Center after a November admission and December surgery. He led Delaware Trust Co. as president, sat on the Du Pont Co. board, and owned the Delaware Trust Building. He designed Delaware Park race track and helped shape the state's racing law. His former wife, Margaret Osborne du Pont, was a noted tennis player. they divorced in 1964.
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Delaware Trust Co
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Delaware Trust Building
Memorial
Wilmington Medical Center
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Margaret Osborne du Pont
Officer Granted Plea in Court
Port Arthur police officer Glenn Hamman was suspended twice, first indefinitely in 1964, then again, with a six month unpaid ban, actions reviewed through civil service and district court appeals. The Supreme Court agreed to hear arguments on March 16, 1966, regarding the combined suspensions.
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Leprosy Vaccine Shows 80 Percent Success in Uganda Trial
The British Medical Journal reports an 80 percent success rate in a five year Uganda trial of a leprosy vaccine among 16,000 children with leprosy contact. A second five year test is deemed necessary to confirm results.
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London
UPI
Uganda
Slaying Suspects Arrested In California Baby Murder
Amarillo police arrested teen couple J E Ballard Jr and Linda Mae Foster on vagrancy charges after confessing to beating Brenda Kay and abandoning the infant's body in a Woodland California ditch. Ballard and Foster waived extradition and await transfer to California authorities.
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Woodland
Calif
J. E. Ballard Jr
Colorado
Linda Mae Foster
Miss Foster
California
E. Amarillo Boulevard
Bakersfield
Woodland Police
Ballard
Brenda Kay
Sierra Foothills
Tenor Jess Thomas Signs Three Season Vienna State Opera Deal
American tenor Jess Thomas, popular with Vienna opera fans after Lohengrin, has signed a contract with the Vienna State Opera for the next three seasons.
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Vienna
UPI
Jess Thomas
Vienna State Opera
Vi et Vi et airstrike raises aid and escape in Saigon
An attack near a U.S. billet killed one American and wounded ten as fighting raged around Da Nang Chu Lai and the Minh Long area near the Cambodian border. A Polish ICC officer sought asylum in Saigon while Viet Cong pressed gains and Vietnamese forces retook Dai Loc evening battles.
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ICC
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UPI
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U.S
da Nang
Chu Lai
Song Ha
Dai Loc
Robert Ibrahim
Huguenot Adopts Honor System to Curb Cheating
Conte credits last year’s honor system with boosting student pride and responsibility and cutting cheating. Student leaders worked with peers who saw cheating as acceptable, persuading many to change their views with time and effort.
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Canadian and Philippines quests in global diplomacy
Peacesources report Goldberg heads to London for talks with Prime Minister Harold Wilson. Ottawa notes Lester B. Pearson was briefed on U S plans by McGeorge Bundy on Thursday night. Humphrey urges Marcos to boost backing for South Viet Nam.
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London
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Lester B. Pearson
U.S
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Manila
Hubert H. Humphrey
Ferdinand E. Marcos
South Viet Nam
Funeral notices for Atwood and Sapp in city services
Mrs. Florence Atwood, 71, of 1505 Bryan Services, will have a 2:00 p.m. Saturday service at First Baptist Church. Capt. Stoney L. Sapp, 36, of 2717 Fairfield, will have a graveside service at 10:00 a.m. Monday at Liane Cemetery.
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First Baptist Church
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Liane Cemetery
Ammo Group To Vote On End Of Masonry Strike At Olin Plant
EAST ALTON Illinois UPI Union machinists plan a Sunday meeting at Wood River to vote on ending a month long strike at Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp producer of gunpowder for Vietnam war 2800 machinists have rejected four settlement offers Defense officials warn a shutdown could hinder U S war effort with only Badger Ordnance Works Baraboo Wisconsin inactive as alternative Union steward Grubaugh says plant isolation in Washington hampers defense and workers would return if shortages were evident
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UPI
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
Harold Frye
Washington, D.C
Wood River
Defense Department
U.S
Viet Nam
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Baraboo
Wis
Harold Grubaugh
Washington
Civilian Federal Payrolls Rise in November Record
Washington AP reports civilian payrolls of the federal government rose by 19,176 in November to 2,547,871, nearing the August peak of 2,549,985 for the current fiscal year begun July 1. The September payroll was 1,483,571,000.
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Flooded river leaves Tempe man dead after car stall
Snow and river swell flood several riverbed homes as transmission lines fail cutting power to Tempe Phoenix and Scottsdale. Tempe man Carl Pasterine about 23 drowns after he and a companion were stranded on a car roof. National Guard helicopter saves survivor after six hours on the car. Civil Defense leaders report 2500 officials and volunteers at work as Red Cross mails in thousands of blankets and cots from March Air Force Base California.
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Scottsdale
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California
Bob Hope Stories From Southeast Asia Tour and Homecoming
Hollywood AP reports Bob Hope returned from a Southeast Asia tour and says servicemen there view U S anti war protests as ridiculous He quips about draft matches and suggests McNamara the Defense secretary that if they are old enough to lose matches they are old enough to be drafted Hope shows reporters a bruised leg from a Thailand fall and describes it as for a laugh He arrives home with his wife Dolores and children amid questions from reporters
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Bob Hope
Southeast Asia
United States
Hope
Secretary of Defense
Robert) McNamara
Dolores
Thailand
Paris Plans New City Bus Type
Paris France outlines plans to build a new style of city bus aimed at improving urban transport. Officials cited efficiency, lower emissions, and improved rider experience as key goals for the project with potential pilot routes announced for next year.
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France
Latta Mrs Rodney O Latia 74 Burlingame Calif
Latta Mrs Rodney O Latia aged 74 of Burlingame California dies. Services set for 2 p.m. Monday with a graveside burial at Liane Cemetery.
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Rodney O. Latia
Burlingame
California
Liane Cemetery
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