Navy Beats West Point Cadets in June Week Events
At Annapolis West Point cadets defeated Navy in lacrosse 11 9 and won in tennis. Navy won golf 5 2 but lost baseball 6 5 and track 82 67. June week features color parade ring dances services concerts and the start of graduation week with the commencement address by Vice President Lyndon B Johnson.
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Naval Academy Midshipmen
West Port
Annapolis
Middies
West Point
Cadets
Air Force
Marines
Lyndon B. Johnson
First Week Of Riots Ends In JacksonMississippi
NAACP leader Roy T Wilkins 61 arrested in Jackson for picketing says riots have just started and could last two years He is released on 1000 bond along with Medgar Evers and Helen Wilder after charges of restraint of trade The city council agreed to three of eight Negro demands including hiring Black police patrolling and school crossing guards while desegregation fate remains tied to court rulings
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Jackson
Miss
Roy T. Wilkins
Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Mississippi
Capitol Street
Allen Thompson
City Commission
Ne Wo
Thompson
Medgar Evers
NAACP
Helen Wilder
New York
Navy says Thresher wreck may not be identified
Experts say underwater photos of a shattered hull 6 500 feet deep cannot definitively prove the submarine Thresher was located. Navy continues deep sea work with bathyscaph Trieste and underwater cameras while analysts reexamine debris and photos from Conrad and Atlantis II.
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Cape
Cod, Mass
Gillis
Boston
Thresher
Navy Board of Inquiry
Conrad
Wizard of Park Avenue urges bankers to adapt and compete
Charles A. Agemian, controller general of Chase Manhattan Bank, spoke at the Panhandle Bankers Association convention in Amarillo. He decried retirement at 65, urged high loan-deposit ratios, and warned that corporate treasurers are bankers’ toughest rivals. He stressed consumer credit as the bank’s lifeblood and called for young talent to be kept and mentored.
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Chase Manhattan Bank
New York City
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Amarillgo
Panhandle Bankers Association
America
New York
Gir
Pace College
Beta Alpha Psi
Commit
Amusements and Classifieds across City Pages
Local paper sections outline books business classifieds comics strips and puzzles while editorials cover community events. Ranch and outdoor living features appear with related ads and maps, alongside oil and gas notes and sports and weather updates.
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Amusements
Oil and Gas Radio Society
Weathe
Pope John Still Battling Death in Vatican
Pope John Paul the second, 81, battled a deadly stomach tumor entering the third day as Vatican officials said he was not in immediate danger. Crowds watched from St Peter's Square while family remained at his bedside and editors predicted a possible passing at Pentecost.
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Vatican City
John
Vatican
Pontius
St. Peters Square
Obervatore Romano
Raimondo Manzini
Severe storms bring hail and heavy rain across Panhandle region
Thunderstorms and hard rains drenched the Panhandle and South Plains with up to 1.5 inches in some areas. Hail the size of golf balls damaged crops near Summerfield, with three tornadoes reported near Buffalo Lake. Rain fell around Amarillo and Muleshoe, while officials warned of continued unsettled weather through Monday.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
South Plains
Friena
Bovina
Hereford
Summerfield
Roy Botkin
Botkin
Buffalo Lake
Muleshoe
Explosion Destroys Atlas Silo Near Roswell
In Roswell New Mexico an explosion gutted a 12 million Atlas intercontinental missile silo near Walker Air Force Base during routine maintenance. Five crew members escaped unharmed as the missile was moved to standby with a dummy warhead. An internal equipment fragment caused the blast.
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Roswell
Walker Air Force Base
Walker
H. M. Childress
Childress
Weather Summary for Northwest Texas and Northern New Mexico
Scattered showers and thunderstorms expected tonight and Monday across Northwest Texas and nearby areas. Highs near 4 to 8 degrees expected in portions, with gusty winds around noon and temperatures fluctuating through the day. Northern New Mexico to see cloudy skies with shower activity, slight cooling during daytime hours and high around 65. Previous day readings show variable temperatures with notable morning lows and afternoon highs around mid 60s. Sunrise around 6:34 AM and sunset near 6:00 PM.
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Texas
New Mexico
Weather Notes From Amarillo But Text Is Fragmentary
Weather fragment for Amarillo mentions sun and wind readings with unclear times and terms. The garbled data references 1963, wind and visibility but lacks complete measurements and locations. Readable items include scattered mentions of wind speed and sky conditions without coherent values or dates.
Religious News Clinic to be Held in Amarillo Monday
The Amarillo YMCA hosts the Religious News Clinic Monday at 2 PM with staff from Daily News and Globe Times and moderator Dr. William P. Lamkin of Atlanta. The two hour event aims to improve church news in secular papers and foster press clergy cooperation through talks and an open forum.
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Amarillo
Daily News and
Globe Times
William P. Lamkin
Atlanta
Lamkin
Wes Izzard
Moderator Lampkin
Don Boyett
Tex Keirsey
Bill Cherry
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