Weather Outlook With Thunderstorms Returning Tonight
A warm start gives way to increasing cloudiness in the north as a cold front moves north. Temperatures range from upper 40s to 50s in the northeast with lower 60s to 70s elsewhere. Thunderstorms return late day, with Amarillo seeing clearing start and evening cloud cover and cooler Friday.
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Amarillo
Weather Outlook for Amarillo and Vicinity
Partly cloudy and mild today and tonight with widely scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers. High in the lower 80s, low around 60. Winds southerly 8 to 15 mph. Rain probability 10 percent this afternoon rising to 20 percent this evening.
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Amarillo
Weather Summary for Amarillo Precipitation Totals
Precipitation for the 24 hour period ending 6 p.m. Wednesday was .03 inches. Year to date totals show 1.40 inches, with 3.92 inches for the year. Last year totals were 12.12 inches, with a normal of 3.37 inches.
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Amarillo
Weather Report Brief for Four Cities
Comparative readings at 3 p.m. Wednesday show Wind visibility sky conditions in Amarillo Dallas Houston and Oklahoma City. Reported values include wind speeds from 1 to 8 mph and clear skies with varying visibility and partly cloudy indicators.
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Local Obituary Notices for Richard E. Corder Edward A. Vaughan and Bill Wood
Richard Eugene Corder 19 of 4427 Cline Road listed as Corder Specialist 4th Class services pending. Edward A. Vaughan 84 of Spearman Groveside services 2 0 p m Thursday Lied Cemetery. Bill Curve Wood 45 of 1525 Jordon service pending.
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Amarillo Daily News Masthead and rate card
The Amarillo Daily News lists its establishment, owners, editors, and staff, followed by subscription rates for home delivery and mail within various radius zones. Copyright 1947 by Globe-News Publishing Company is noted.
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Amarillo
Texas
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Izzard
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Don Boyett
Louise Evans
B. Whittenburg
Lowell Brown
Trenton T. Davis
Circula Fion
Harry Bartlett
Globe-News Publishing Company
State Election Set in November
Texans will vote Nov. 11 on a constitutional amendment allowing some state officials to accept outside appointments. The current constitution bans holding more than one office of trust, honor or profit, preventing officials from serving on national advisory panels.
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UPS
Middle East Crisis Moves Across Regions and Navies
The U S says no Turkish bases exist though facilities are shared. The Red Sea links to the Gulf of Aqaba via the Tiran Strait, now controlled after UNEF withdrawal. The Intrepid may enter the canal but comments are unavailable. A carrier plans a western Pacific course with no Red Sea stays. Israel contemplates action to end the blockade. Russia seeks to pass 10 ships from the Black Sea through Turkish straits, with five ships sailing under Montreux Convention guidance by June 7.
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Expansion Plan For Northwest Texas Medical Pavilion
The Amarillo Hospital District considers immediate expansion of the Northwest Texas Hospital Psychiatric Pavilion with two more patient units and added nurse classrooms. A June opening for the final unit is planned as census and admissions wait lists rise. The plan also covers parking, housing for nursing students, and a new computer room in the Medical Center. Federal Medicare recovery is projected at 91 percent.
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Steve) Walters Jr
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Lacy
Northwest Texas
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Lewis Dodson
Amarillo Area Foundation
Medical Center
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AMC
U S Appeals to UN for Breathing Spell
In a tense UN Security Council session Ambassador Goldberg and Soviet envoy Fedorenko clashed over a U S proposal for a Middle East breathing spell observers noted. The United States introduced the measure seeking restraint by Israel and Arab neighbors while the U A R backed by India promoted a separate resolution on armistice reaffirmation and UNT SO rekindling at El Auja. The council met about three hours and adjourned without action amid expected Soviet veto.
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Haiphong Raids Follow Johnson Approval and Strike Cong My
U S military officials confirm President Johnson approved a raid hitting Cong My and Lai Dong near Haiphong. Bombers reported black smoke from storage depots as Navy jets bombed targets near Hanoi and Haiphong, with two American fighters lost in rail yard raids.
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Connally Questions Tax Bill Size and Special Session Scope
Governor Connally disputed a senator's warning that a $200 million tax bill would be needed in a special session. He refused to estimate an exact appropriation or new taxes, noting 1969 appropriations may match 1968. He will not reveal items for the call and praised the regular session as largely sound.
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Rangers to probe union charges amid Texas labor dispute
The Texas Rangers faced criticism from UFWCC officials and Sen Ralph Yarborough over alleged police brutality in the Rio Grande Valley. Union leaders plan a large protest condemning violence and bias by Rangers while officials defend their role as neutral law enforcers guarding life and property.
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Frazier Williams Hugh Frazier obituary service details
Hugh Frazier age 79 of 303 North Kentucky dies. Services are at 2:00 p.m. Thursday at Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel.
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Kentucky
Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel
Thief Returns Jacket Then Steals Another From Cars
A man seen Wednesday took a black leather jacket from a car owned by Tommy Gummett on 652 N Bivins, tried it on, returned it, then stole a fleece lined jacket from a second car owned by Orlando Meinert at 1116 N Houston. Meinert valued the second jacket at $20. Burglars pried a cigarette machine at Special Cafe with a meat cleaver, stealing cash and cigarettes. Dorothy V. Taylor reported her purse stolen at 4 restaurant E Amarillo Blvd, containing $15.
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Orlando Herman Meinert
Houston
Meinert
4Th and Pierce
Dorothy V. Taylor
Hereford
E. Amarillo Blvd
Funeral services set for Carl Estes publisher of Longview papers
Funeral services will be held today for Carl Lewis Estes 70 publisher of the Longview Daily News and Morning Journal. He died Monday night at his La Jolla California vacation home after a heart attack. Service at 2 00 p.m. at First Methodist Church of Longview burial at Memory Park Cemetery.
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Longview. Tex
UPI
Carl Lewis Estes
Longview
Vandalism, Robbery Probed by City Police
Police investigated two vandalism cases on Wednesday. A rock shattered a plate glass window at the Eastway Roller Rink snack bar causing $100 damage. Bob W. Hendrix reported gold paint damage of $100 on his truck at 3605 Taylor.
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