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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1968

Page

5

HemisFair Pushes to Reach Two Million Visitors

San Antonio officials report 1 668 777 attendees through Sunday at HemisFair 92 6 acre site opened April 6. Rain cut Monday crowds after 14 121 counted by 11 a.m. organizers aim for two million, break even at 7 5 million total through five gates, as Jack Benny opens week of performances.

San Antonio HemisFair Nate H. B. Zachry Zachry Seattle Century 21

FCC watchdogs urge locals focused radio TV despite nationwide gaps

Two FCC commissioners Cox and Johnson condemn local stations for scant community programming and warn that without reform the system may shift to regional and national outlets. They cite Oklahoma as representative and criticize ownership concentration while urging improved local coverage.

Kenneth A. Cox Nicholas Johnson FCC Cox and Johnson Oklahoma America Cox Johnson New York Los Angeles

Vega Horse Show Set at Vega

VEGA A registered Quarter Horse show approved by the American Quarter Horse Association will be held Friday at the Junior Horsemen Association Arena. Ralph Guest of Adrian, president and show manager, says the one day event starts at 9 a.m. with halter classes and continues with performance classes and a youth division. W R Collins of Zephyr will judge. Youth events include mare and gelding halter, showmanship, Western pleasure, reining, barrel racing and pole bending. Trophies crown first place and ribbons for second through sixth. A high point trophy and a special high point youth exhibitor trophy are awarded.

VEGA American Quarter Horse Association Junior Horsemen Association Ralph Guest Adrian W. R. Collins Zephyr High Point

Tech Official Named Delegate to National Rivers Congress

Lubbock Texas Tech water resources center director Dan Wells will serve as a delegate at the 55th annual National Rivers and Harbors Congress in Washington. Gov John Connally named Wells as delegate, highlighting the convention’s importance to Texas water resources and conservation.

Lubbock UPI Texas Tech Water Resources Center National Rivers and Harbors Congress Washington Dan Wells Texas Wells John Connally

Slaying Conviction Upheld by Court

The State Supreme Court in Santa Fe upheld the 1966 manslaughter conviction of Billie Jones Rose for the February 1965 shooting death of her husband T. G Rose. Rose had argued she was not charged with manslaughter and that police investigated improperly, but the court rejected both grounds and noted manslaughter is included in murder charges.

New Mexico Bubeau Clovis N.M State Supreme Court Santa Fe Billie Jones Rose T. G Rose Rose

Whistler Portraits Grace Freer Gallery Exhibit

The Freer Gallery houses a portrait of Whistler's father Major George Washington Whistler among more than 900 McNeil Whistler works. The note comes from a UPI report citing the American Automobile Association.

Potter County approves retainment of two ADAs and an investigator

Potter County commissioners approve retaining assistant district attorneys Michael J. Hinton and Wayne Meissner and investigator Dave Kelly at the request of newly sworn in Dist. Atty. Tom Curtis. They also grant two weeks’ accrued vacation pay to former first ADA Bob Slough and approve travel expenses for County Agent Gaines Franks to the 4-H Club Roundup in College Station.

Potter County Michael J. Hinton Wayne Meissner Dave Kelly Dist Tom Curtis Bob Slough Gene Compton Slough Gaines Franks College Station

Obituaries From Amarillo Area Notice and Deaths

Multiple obituaries from Amarillo area listings include Cordell Bennett 68 of 1509 N Jefferson died at St Anthony's Hospital after a long illness. Funeral arrangements by Austin Funeral Home. Johnny McCullough 41 of 1418 Goliad died at St Anthony's after a heart attack. Blackburn-Showers handling arrangements. Jack Steve Steger 69 of 412 W 3rd died at North Piping Hospital after a possible heart attack. Services at Simpson Funeral Home with burial in Highland Park Cemetery. Surviving family details listed for each.

Cordell Bennett N. Jefferson St. Anthony's Hospital Austin Funeral Home Mr. Bennett Amarlla Ellis County Santa Fe As & Porter Ruby Betty Ann White Adams Clifford Taylor Seattle Wash Johnny McCullough Goliad Blackburn McCullough Nowato Oklo Amarillo Texas Carpet Co Bessie Johnny Jr Jean) Wood 111 San Clemente Colbt Sam Jones Kentucky E. H. McCullough Albuquerque Paul Jonsen California Juanita McGraw Phoenix James Baker Englewood Colo John A. Steger Borger John Auoust Jack Steve Simpson Funeral Home Kenneth EF. Jones Porte First Christian Church Burte Highland Park Camery Mr. Steger Lubbock Borger Hela

Funeral Services for Albert D. White

Funeral services for Albert D. White aged 8 percent of 42 S Jackson will be held at 10 am Wednesday in the Schooler Gordon chapel.

Albert D. White Jackson

Funeral services for Mrs Esther Harmon in Tulsa

Funeral services are set for 3 p.m. today at the Tulsa Church of Christ for Mrs Esther Harmon who died Monday in a Tulsa nursing home. Harold Kennamer will officiate with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery. Survivors include sons Vernon Victor Foster Otis and Dean and daughters Dorothy Donaldson and Mary Elliot.

Tulsa Esther Harmon Tulsa Church of Christ Harold Kennamer Rose Hill Warrenton Harmon W. N. Harmon Tullo Church of Christ Vernon Victor Foster Happy Otis Dean Dorothy Donaldson Farwell Mary Elliot

Adams State wrestler Nick Carollo loves labor not watermelons

Alamosa Colorado Nick Carollo a 191 pound wrestler at Adams State College says he dislikes watermelons and recalls working up to 18 hours a day loading watermelons into trucks in Bakersfield California last summer.

Larry Herod Placed on Official Probation in Dallas Custody

Larry Ray Herod, formerly of N141 NW 15th, was placed on official probation and remains in the custody of his mother, Mrs. Nancy Lee Herod of Dallas.

Nancy Lee Herod Dallas

Civil Appeals Actions Hied in Seventh Texas District Court

Motion submitted June 3 1968 Jene Williams et vir vs St Anthony's Hospital et al rehearing reversed rendered Foge & Wirtz Construction Co et al vs Van Doran Bri-Tico Co from Potter County cases set for oral argument June 3 1968 includes 87 Auto Truck Stop Rob hous J C Daniels Wheeler Co Donald Hopkins vs Malcolm Hinkie from Randall Ida Joan McFarland et vir vs Ben Boyd from Randall Texas Employers Insurance Associa on vs Kenneth Sprigas Steadman el ux from Hansford Golden Spread Oil Inc et al vs American Petrofinag Co of Texas from Potter County

Court of Civil Appeals Seventh Supreme Judicial District of Texas Amarillo Jene Williams T. Anthony's Hospital Foge & Wirtz Construction Company J. C. Daniels Wheeler County Donald Hopkins Malcolm Hinkie c Randall County Ida Joan McFarland Ben Boyd Texas Employers Insurance Associaon Kenneth Sprigas Steadman Elux Hansford County Golden Spread Oil, Inc Amerian Petrofinag Co. of Texas Potter County

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