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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1968

Page

3

Young Voters Drive 1968 Campaign Activism In New Mexico

The piece notes rising youth political engagement in New Mexico amid the 1968 race with McCarthy and Kennedy attracting student support. It highlights New Mexico Young Republicans mobilizing new voters, notable figures like Ed Lujan and James Downey, and a trend of stronger youth participation in rallies, canvassing and organizing statewide. The article contrasts aging and young groups and cites independent attitudes among 21 2 age voters, suggesting potential impacts on turnout.

New Mexico Eugene McCarthy Robert Kennedy McCarthy New York Nelson Rockefeller Rockefeller Ed Lujan Albuquerque Young Republicans Lujan James Downey Santa Fe Minnesota Eastern New Mexico University Portales St. Vincent Hospital

HemisFair Instant Motel Expands With Baby Brother

The HemisFair era project adds a second eight-unit daily production, completing Richard Allen Villa in four months for FHA Rent Supplement housing. The 144 unit complex near HemisFair ’68 offers motel like apartments with air conditioning, kitchens, and parking to ease World’s Fair demand from April 6 to October 5.

Richard Allen San Antonio FHA HemisFair San Jose Mission Roosevelt Avenue U.S. 281 S FE. White Zachry

Supreme Court ruling to test capital case in Lubbock

The UPI report notes the Supreme Court ruling that capital punishment fees may not be excluded from juries could be tested in Lubbock Friday. James Lee Marion, a former Midland fry cook, is due for a death sentence at 2 30 p.m. before Judge William R. Shaver in the 72nd District Court for murder with malice committed March 24, 1964.

Lubbock UPI Supreme Court James Lee Marion Midland Fry William R. Shaver 72Nd District Court Marion Illinois

Accommodation Details Highlight Nearby Dining

The property accommodates six in certain units while three bedroom units sleep eight. Daily linen and maid service are provided and several restaurants are in the immediate area.

Artificial Snow Caps Japan Ski Boom With Year Round Slopes

Tokyo gains a skiing boom as artificial grounds open for all season. Sayama Skiing Center features high quality man made snow, a 300 meter long slope and a chairlift. Yomiuri Skiing Center offers three slopes for beginners to advanced and a ski jump.

Tokyo Japan Sayama Yomiuri Skiing Center

Mute Making Key British Industry

London reports the automotive sector accounts for about seven percent of UK manufacturing and roughly twelve percent of visible exports, underscoring its central role in the nation’s economy.

London United Kingdom

Union cloths ripped from tables at textile workers protest

Dozens of AFL CIO Textile Workers Union of America delegates pull cloths from tables in Washington Hilton ballroom after discovering labels of J P Stevens & Co on the cloths. The action follows years of labor battles between the union and the firm before NLRB and federal courts over organizing drives.

Washington Textile Workers Afl-Cio Textile Workers Union of America Washington Hilton Hotel J. P. Stevens National Labor Relations Board Oe Company Carolinas

Statue by Rodin to Honor Atlanta Plane Crash Victims

France will present a bronze sculpture by Auguste Rodin to the Atlanta Memorial Center. The piece titled L Ombre depicts a mourning woman and is part of the Gates of Hell group. It honors 105 Atlanta-area residents killed in a 1962 Paris plane crash.

Paris Auguste Rodin France Atlanta Memorial Center Atlanta

Chicago volunteers seek 20,000 youth summer jobs

About 308 members of the Junior Association of Commerce and Industry canvass 6,000 small businesses for summer employment for youths. They work for Mayor Richard Daley's Summer Jobs for Youth Committee aiming to create 20,000 positions this year.

Chicago Junior Association of Commerce and Industry Richard Daley

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