Degrees and certificates to 117 Amarillo College students
The commencement exercises will award degrees and certificates to 117 Amarillo College students at 8 15 p m today with J Harold Dunn chairman of Shamrock Oil and Gas Corp as speaker. The event is noted on page 13 and 25 mentions a literary outreach and local civic notes including a police department honor banquet on Wednesday evening.
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Amarillo College
J. Harold Dunn
Shamrock Oi and Gas Corp
Amarillo
The
Chamber of Commerce
Bond vote petition presented to Randall County Commissioners
Top of the Day notes 350 signatures for a county airport bond vote. Wayne Kelso proposes a plan for the facility to be considered by Randall County Commissioners.
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Randall County
Wayne Kelso
From A to Izzard GOP Philosophy At Stake Today
The California presidential primary tests GOP philosophy between Barry Goldwater and Nelson Rockefeller. The winner could shape the party, defining whether constitutional freedom of individual choice remains central. Also notes traffic on Route 66, LBJ space hints, and a playful quip about a whodunit in Frank J. Hogan’s office.
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California
Barry Goldwater
Nelson Rockefeller
Chicago
Orror
San Francisco
Doctor Removes Bullet From Neck After 22 Years
Renato Paone a 36 year old in Udine Italy went to a doctor for sore throat and asked about removing his thyroid. The physician instead extracted a bullet lodged in his neck since it struck him 22 years ago.
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Udine
Italy
UPI
Renato Paone
Paone
Spelling Champ Tours FBI in Washington Visit
Bill Abell, 14, the Globe News entry in the 1964 National Spelling Bee, toured FBI headquarters with 70 spellers and families. Special Agent Carl J. Hall guided the visit, answering questions and arranging photos for later use.
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Bill Abell
Masterson
Globe-News
FBI
Washington, D.C
Moore County
News-Globe
National Spelling Bee
High Plains
Bill
William Abell
Globe‘News
Abell
Ralph
Panhandle
Globe News
POLICY SHIFT IN SOUTHEAST ASIA TALKS BEGINS
In Honolulu, Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Defense Secretary Robert McNamara met at Pacific Command for two days of strategy talks amid a Laos crisis. The Pathet Lao pressed to break coalitions with neutralists and rightists while Washington kept silent on any collapse of Laos neutrality. President Johnson instructed officials to review the massive U.S. effort as tensions rise in the region.
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Dean Rusky
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Pacific Military Command
Munist Pathet Lao
U.S. State Department
Laos
Southeast Asia
Johnson
U.S
Goldwater optimism grows as California GOP primary nears
Goldwater staff reported California precinct returns show Rockefeller trending ahead, reversing a prior Rockefeller downturn. Pollsters Missed May Oregon lead for Rockefeller. Harris and Field polls place Rockefeller in the high forties with Goldwater around forty. Goldwater aides say the reversal trend is real and bid to win today.
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Chicago Tribune Press Service
Los Angeles
Barry Goldwater
California
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Goldwater
Henry Cabot Lodge
Oregon
Rockefeller
Lou Harris
Melvin V. Field
Denison Kitchell
Subway attack case amid New York racial unrest
Howard Weiner, 16, of Brooklyn, recuperates in a New York hospital after a Sunday assault on a subway. He was struck by a bottle, robbed of his wrist watch and $3 by teen attackers on a New York bound train as authorities grapple with rising racial violence and vigilante talk across the city.
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Howard Weiner
Brooklyn
New York Hospital
New York
UPI
Supreme Court Orders Alabama to Allow NAACP Business
The U S Supreme Court ordered Alabama to lift its ban on the NAACP and to register the organization as an out of state entity. Justice Harlan urged Alabama to take all steps to permit the NAACP to operate, warning of further relief if needed after an eight year legal battle.
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Supreme Court
Alabama
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Washington
UPS
Harlan
NAACP
Court
John M. Harlan
Alabama State Supreme Court
Federal yardstick labels Rice County Kansas as poor
Sen. Frank Lausche tells the Senate that Rice County Kansas with oil wells and $30 million in local savings is labeled low in spirits by the Area Redevelopment Administration. He cites wealthy farmers and a thriving economy while critics say federal aid forces towns to accept subsidies. Senator Carlson notes Rice County’s longstanding financial stability.
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Chicago Tribune Press Service
Washington
Rice County
Kans
Frank Lausche
Senate
Lausche
Sam
Area Redevelopment Administration
Lyons, Kans
Livingston
Pany
Frank Carlson
Former Amarillo principal Dr. R. B. Norman dies at 68
Dr. R. B. Norman, longtime Amarillo High School principal for 32 years and noted educator, died Monday night in Lake Worth Florida at age 68. Arrived in Amarillo in 1929, he led AHS until retiring in 1961, guiding curriculum reforms and the honor system adoption. He spearheaded new courses to broaden learning for college-bound and non college bound students.
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Amarillo High School
Lake Worth
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Fort Worth
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