Weather Update Forecast For Texas Panhandle And Amarillo
Fair morning gives way to afternoon showers and thundershowers mainly east of the Texas Panhandle with scattered rain across the rest. Highs range from the mid 80s in the southeast to upper 90s near Tucumcari. Southeast winds under 15 mph. Wednesday outlook calls for cloudy skies with rain showers and cooler late day.
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Weather Outlook for Amarillo and Vicinity
Partly cloudy through Wednesday with widely scattered thundershowers. Highs in the mid 80s with about a 20 percent chance of rain. US Weather Bureau data show no precipitation in Amarillo in the last 24 hours and totals near normal for the period.
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17 New Cars Delivered for Amarillo Driver Training
Plains Chevrolet delivers 17 four door Impalas with dual controls to Amarillo public schools for summer driver training. About 1,500 students, mostly 15 years old, sign up for instruction running classroom sessions from Friday to Aug 26 and behind the wheel from Saturday to Aug 24.
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Plains Chevrolet, Inc
Amarillo
Glenn Howard
Amarillo Daily News Advertising and Contact Details 1968
The fragment lists the Amarillo Daily News imprint with Globe News Publishing Company details, staffing, and home delivery rates for 1968. It includes publisher and editor names, circulation figures, and service options for mornings, evenings, and Sundays within and outside a 300 mile radius.
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Daily News
Globe News Publishing Company, Inc
Ninth and
Harrison
P.O
Amarillo
Texas
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Don Boyett
Jim Clark
Grady Camp
Lowell Brown
Trenton Ti? Davis
Harry Bartlett
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Globe News Publishing Company. Inc
French Leaders Plead for End to National Strike Wave
Premier Pompidou urged 10 million strikers to return to work as he reaffirmed social and educational reforms. Despite his appeal, most workers stayed idle and key industries and state services remained paralyzed. In Paris Belleville clashes between Moslems and Jews erupted near a synagogue after a cafe card game incident.
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Georges Pompidou
France
Charles de Gaulle
Pompidou
Radio
Yves Guena
Belleville
Twisters Threat In Texas
Severe storms and tornadoes battered North Central Texas with a tornado near Fort Worth and another near Bowie. Torrential rain caused flash flooding risk from Dallas to Fort Worth while Meacham Field suffered wind damage to four planes. Ed Boardman injured in the incident. condition not serious.
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Sanger
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Ed Boardman
Boardman Flying School
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Fort Sill
Shreveport
Huntsville
San Angelo
Lufkin
Tyler
Victoria
San Antonio
Austin
Temple
Brownwood
Palestine
Cleburne
Corpus Christi
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Nordic Fest in Decorah to Run July 26 28
Decorah Iowa residents celebrate Nordic Fest from July 26 to 28 with Norwegian folk dancing smorgasbords skirts skits strolling musicians and oldtime street dancing. An exhibit will feature contemporary Norwegian design alongside traditional attractions.
Submarine safety gaps blamed for Scorpion and Thresher
A congressional review cites persistent hull and pipe defects in pre 1963 attack subs including Scorpion and Thresher. Welding fatigue and high pressure salt water systems are flagged as uncorrected hazards amid tight Navy schedules and rescue facility gaps.
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Thresher
Scorpion
Atomic Energy Committee
Abby Rests as Abby Forms Storm Near Cuba
A tropical low near Cuba strengthened into Abby with 10 mph north northeast movement and possible intensification. Hurricane warnings extended from Marco Island to Tarpon Springs as gusts reach gale force and seas run two to four feet beyond a 150 mile offshore arc.
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Tarpon Springs
Abby
Cuba
Tampa
Neighborhood theft ring linked to bicycle vandalism and gas sniffing
Mrs Mills reports a theft ring among local youths extending to regular meetings with a president and a fence. A boy alleged the group used a greenhouse as a meeting space and required gas sniffing and bicycle theft. Police note many bikes were altered to avoid identification, with vandalism tied to the ring.
North Vietnamese envoy arrives in Paris as talks resume
Le Duc Tho flew to Paris via Moscow to bolster Hanoi's talks team and urged the United States to drop its obstinate stance. He suggested a possible shift in Hanoi's demands and left open whether the Politburo has decided on a new approach, while U.S. patience and Western hopes for progress linger.
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Paris
Moscow
U.S
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
Communist Politburo
North Vietnam
Tho
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
Bretigny
Central Committee
Ho Chi Minh
Vietnam
U.S. Offensive Tightens Grip on Khe Sanh Front
UPI report notes Brig. Gen. Hoffman says Khe Sanh defenders killed 552 North Vietnamese in three Highway 9 actions. In Saigon Cholon fight helicopters dropped tear gas as refugees shelter at St. Xavier Church and orphanage. A U.S. Mission statement offers condolences for a Sunday rocket attack that killed six.
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Carl W. Hoffman
U.S
Khe Sanh
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Nguyen van Thieu
Samuel D. Berger
Creighton W. Abrams
Cholon
Court splits over capital punishment and jury fairness
The Supreme Court volumes hinge on juror exclusion in death penalty cases as Justices Black, Harlan, and White warn states cannot easily obtain death penalty juries. Separate dissent by Douglas argues the court did not go far enough. The ruling reverses Witherspoon's death sentence for the Chicago officer slaying while other cases test academic freedom and housing open housing ordinances.
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Hugo L Black
John M. Harlan
Byron R. White
William O. Douglas
Chicago
William C. Witherspoon
Mitchell Stone
High Court
Stewart
Los Angeles
Marshall
Witherspoon
Rescue story and San Francisco tourism rise in 1967
The narrative opens with a family stranded on Mt Rainier before a rescue, recalling the father's mountaineering skill and the children’s fears and prayers. It shifts to San Francisco where tourism income by visitors and convention delegates rose 18 percent in 1967 to 234 million dollars, per Ernest J Young of the Convention and Visitors Bureau.
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U.S. Navy
Amarillo Daily News
Dad
Sharon
San Francisco
UPI
Ernest J. Young
Convention & Visitors Bureau
Young
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