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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1968

Page

9

Area Scholars To Attend Symposium

Forty of the top high school science students and teachers from the Panhandle Plains area will attend the eighth annual Texas Nuclear Science Symposium on the campus of the University of Texas at Austin. The event brings together young researchers and educators for lectures demonstrations and student projects.

Panhandle Plains University of Texas At University Texas Atomic Energy Resarch Foundation Southwestern Public Service Co University of Texas Amarillo Stephen Jones Larry Tasecosa High Mike Kale Crockett Amarillo High Mike Matteo N. Spring Alamo High C. L. Jones Tascosa James S. Reynolds S. Hughes Alamo

Student Shot In Siege Of Dorms

A University of Missouri student was shot and wounded by a Columbia policeman during a disturbance near women’s dormitories. The 19 year old Eugene R. Mark from Gary Indiana was in satisfactory condition after a back to chest bullet wound. Tear gas dispersed about several hundred students and six picketing the campus police office with anti-police signs followed.

Columbia, Mo University of Missouri Columbia Eugene R. Mark Gary Ind

Reed School Consolidates With Mangum District

Mangum Oklahoma residents vote to annex Reed Community School into Mangum School District. All 30 voters approve. Reed students will start attending Mangum schools in the fall, with Reed located about ten miles west of Mangum.

Mangum Okla Reed Here

Canadian and Argentine Heart Transplant Recipients

A 58 year old Canadian butcher in Montreal received the heart of a pregnant mother of four, while a 54 year old Argentine noodle salesman in Chivilcoy received the heart of a union leader. Surgeons cautioned on success as nine transplant patients survive worldwide.

United Press International Albert Murphy Montreal Chomedy Pierre Grondin Gerard Rondeau Canada Pedro Enrique Serrano Chivilcoy Argentina Emilio Tomasetti Buenos Aires Lanus Miguel Bellizi Serrano Murphy and Serrano Philip Blaiberg Joe Ferreira da Cunha Frederick West Rev Jean- Marie Boulogne John Fierro Elmont N.Y Everett C. Thomas Phoenix Ariz Joseph G Klett Orange

Retiring Judge Appeals to Elect Jack Hazlewood

A retiring Texas Court of Civil Appeals judge urges voters to back Jack Hazlewood for the court. He cites eleven years and five months on the bench, the good of the state, and a duty to share information with the people. He asks for support in the forthcoming election.

Court of Civil Appeals United States Supreme Court Jack Hazlewood Texas Supreme Court Supreme Court of Texas Griffin Walker Greenhill Steakley Calvert State Bar of Texas Alton B. Chapman South Travis Amarillo, Texas

Poor People March To Meet HEW Head

About 500 members of the Poor People’s Campaign marched to the HEW headquarter s in Washington pressed Secretary Wilbur J. Cohen to meet in person after rejecting a small delegation offer. Cohen appeared after about ninety minutes with a 35 page reply to Abernathy’s Economic Bill of Rights. New leaders Williams Hall and Johnson shift campaign to militant phase as marchers enter the HEW building and chant soul power.

Washington Department of Health, Education and Welfare Wilbur J. Cohen Cohen Ralph K. Huntt Hosea Williams Brother Cohen Cohlen Williams South Christian Leadership Conference Leon Hall Hall HEW SCLC J. T. Johnson Resurrection City New Hew Independence Avenue Huitt

Spock Ally Says He'll Accept Punishment

Rev William Sloane Coffin Jr. testified he would accept punishment for aiding draft evasion, arguing conscience can supersede law while denying he urged burning draft cards or urging refusal of service. Coffin and four others, including Dr. Benjamin Spock, face conspiracy charges over counseling resistance to the war draft.

Spock Boston UPI William Sloane Coffin Jr Yale University Benjamin Spock United States Vietnam U.S. District Court Michael Ferber Buffalo N.Y Harvard Mitchell Goodman New York Temple Maine Marcus Raskin Institute For Policy Studies Washington

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