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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1967
Page
3
Police report four men are detained on charges related to circulating counterfeit currency. Investigations trace the counterfeit bills to a local distribution network and ongoing actions target the involved individuals and places.
A fragmentary report notes armored units undergoing initial training under guard supervision. The text mentions a muster period and references a protracted shift plan, with a vague link to a Texas contingent and a general named Loom.
Arvell West graduates from high school at age 33 while raising six children. She balancing family duties and studies, with support from her community and teachers.
Italy defeats North America in Miami Beach to win the world bridge championship 151 IMPs to 68 after a tight final. Berto Gerroras and Pietro Forquet led the Italian team with strong play across nearly every deal as Sammy Rebels, Eric Murray, Bill Best, Al Roth, Edger Kaplan, and Kerman Kay fought hard for North America.
More than 150000 refugees have been resettled in cities outside Miami. This week three family units, led by Angel Leal, Manuel Navarro, and Antonio Alvarez, were relocated to Newark New Jersey, Bridgeport Connecticut, and Los Angeles respectively, marking a continued resettlement effort amid a steady arrival through a refugee route.
The onetime First State Bank building in Texas, constructed in 1974 8, has been named a Texas Historic Landmark. Erected on a site tied to U S Cavalry General Ronald MECKenzie, the structure was built for the First State Bank and Trust Co., an early settlement and ranchers bank. The bank closed during the Depression and the building now serves as an office space and at one time housed a newspaper plant.
The River Road Junior High School board voted 72 to 0 to buy an 11.0 Flour beam machine after two demonstrations by John resigned Melvin said he would hire smother jeniter util the machine is bought but would fire someone if it is not purchased. Gerald Free resigned as secretary at the meeting due to a Bowie transfer. The board approved charges for work on a school district water well by Charles Crain. It settled a tax dispute with Grilling Company. The board will keep funds deposited at North State Bank at 5 percent interest. The Shilo Primitive Baptist Church offered rent for four days at 75 dollars but the board declined per school policy. The next meeting is at 7 30 p m July 11 in the junior high cafeteria.
The Miami forecaster reported that drought conditions have ended after months of high pressure and dry spells. Rainfall returned and forest fires, wildlife impacts, and agricultural stress were addressed, signaling relief for the region though lingering effects remain.
Motions submitted June 1 list multiple parties and case items. Overruled motions evident. proceedings involve corporations and counties. Cases include American Heteroting Co of Texas and others, with references to insurance, utilities, and legal actions.
In Liberal Kansas AP dispatch Lex W. Phillips, longtime superintendent at Anadarko Penine, dies after 12 years in the area. Born in Borger Texas, he joined the Paned Pipe Line Co. and became a noted figure in the local oil and pipeline community.
AUSTIN Texas Regents amended the planning for a new Amarillo library building and approved more than 46 906 dollars in equipment for the School of Vocational Arts. They awarded bids for a front end alignment machine, brake drum lathe, motor analyzer, and gymnastic trampoline, with rebates and local bid preferences for taxpaying firms.
The Pentagon released the names of three Texas Marines killed in action in Vietnam. Cpl. Ivan W. Gatlin of Houston, Cpl. Charles A Crump of Greenville, and Pfc. Sammie J Vollmar of Kerrville are named.
The British freighter Colon was towed into Port Buenaventura Colombia after a fire left it powerless last Friday. Colombian police reported four stowaways aboard the vessel during the incident that prompted the tow on Tuesday.
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