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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1971

Page

11

Borger Speller Visits White House for National Bee Tea

14 year old David Johnstone from Borger joins top spellers at a tea hosted by Mrs. Richard Nixon. They will tour the White House and Rose Garden after noon as part of the 44th National Spelling Bee with top prizes of 1000 and 500 dollars.

Washington, D.C Borger Richard Nixon David Johnstone Mayflower Hotel White House Rose Garden Tricia Nixon Edward Cox David Lubbock Maridene Margolis Allcnall ‘ Ehlys Washington Mr. Ehly Washington Daily News Rosalia Ananthanayagam Guam Hawaii Alaska Puerto Rico Kathy Collmer Dallas Morning News John T. Walsh Lowell Mass Sun Kim Chaloupka Omaha World Herald D@id Waington

Parmerton History Marker Dedication in Parmer County

About 200 people attended a dedication Sunday for Parmerton’s historical marker marking Parmer County’s first county seat. Henry Teubel delivered the main address. Hugh Moseley led ceremonies as the county survey committee chair. The marker recounts 1907 events and moves of the county seat to Farwell after multiple elections.

Friona Spe Henry Curtis Farwell Parmerton Parmer County Curtis U.S. 6 Bovina Henry Teubel Tulsa Hugh E. Moseley Historical Survey Committee Minster Out of Enomie Frio Parmerton Townsite Co Capitol Freehold Land & Investment Co

Panthers Linked to Police Shootings in Harlem Case

Police tested a 45 caliber pistol taken from two Black Panther bail jumpers to confirm if it fired the Harlem patrolmen killings last month. A 45 caliber submachine gun found with four suspects is identified as the weapon wounding two other officers two days earlier. The four suspects face robbery and assault charges with dangerous weapons counts and are held without bail.

New York UPS Harlem Bronx Thomas P. Curry Nicholas J. Binetti Richard Shaeffer Richard Moore Edward Josephs Augustus Qualles Irving Mason Aloysius Melia Moore Analye Daruba Panther 13 Algeria Eldridge Cleaver Josephs Qualles Mason

Personal Touch Aids Idaho Banker

Frank Brooke, founder of the First Bank of Troy in 1916, builds a loyal, nationwide customer base through personal letters and long-standing community ties. The bank grows on word of mouth with generous overdraft handling and student outreach, while Brooke personally replies to most mail and maintains a traditional banking approach amid industry consolidation.

Troy Idaho Frank Brocke First Bank of Brocke Brooke American Aker Ocke Serviceen State University Tomers Lowing Sity Washington First Bank of Troy Rocke

Portales Banker Heads Bank Group in Carlsbad

Douglas B. Stone president of Portales National Bank was elected unopposed and installed as president of the New Mexico Bankers Association in Carlsbad. Rex Reeves of Clayton was honored for keeping the group unified amid debate over statewide branch banking. Claude E. Leyendecker of Deming was named vice president with D. D. Van Soelen and Denton R. Hudgeons also elected. John W. Holton urged bankers to back honest leaders and support legislation favorable to banking amid 1970s opportunities and perils.

Carlsbad Douglas B. Stone Portales National Bank New Mexico Bankers Association Stone Rex Reeves Clayton New Mexico Claude E. Leyndecker Deming Leyendecker Mimbres Valley Bank of Deming D. D. van Soelen Santa Fe Denton R. Hudgeons John W. Holton Washington American Bankers Association

Preparation H Advertisement Claims Fast Relief for Hemorrhoidal Swelling

Doctors report tests showing Preparation H can ease burning itch and swelling in hemorrhoidal tissues without narcotics or harsh astringents. The medication lubricates and protects the inflamed area to make bowel movements more comfortable and is available in ointment or suppository form.

Museum opens in San Jon with prehistoric exhibits

The Southwestern Artifact Museum debuts in a former San Jon store next to the State Theatre. Mrs. Eula Edwards and community contributors display Clovis era artifacts, mammoth tusks from El Llano, tools, and a carved stone head linked to Spanish conquest. The exhibits highlight Sandia Folsom Milneland Plainview and Agate Basin cultures along with unique animal tooth artifacts.

San Jon N.M Southwestern Artifact Museum Eula Edwards Leona Head Clovis High School Community College Eastern New Mexico University Miss Head Glenn Zulauf Amarillo Southwest S. Paul Albright Clovis Albright Edwards el Llano

Oil Pioneer Crim, Kilgore’s First Mayor, Dies at 82

J Malcom Crim 82 colorful first mayor of Kilgore and East Texas oil field promoter died Saturday in a Tyler hospital after a long illness. Funeral Monday 10 30 a m at First Presbyterian Kilgore burial Laird Hill. Survivors wife Katie Mae brothers John T and L N Crim sister Mrs P K Melintosh.

Kilgore Tex J. Malcom Crim East Texas Tyler Crim First Presbyterian Church Laird Hill Henderson L. N. Crim P K. MelIntosh Eldorado, Tex

Rider Thrown by Horse Sent For Help Near Tucumcari

Cliff Cornett 64 of Borger suffered a broken right hip when his horse threw him twice while cattle work in a canyon near Ralph Bell Ranch seven miles east of Tucumcari on Highway 54. He was rescued by helicopter from Cannon AFB Clovis after tying a note to a stirrup and sending the horse for help. He was treated at St. Anthony's Hospital Amarillo after air transport to Tucumcari then private conveyance to Amarillo.

St. Anthony’s Hospital Amarillo Cliff Cornett Borger Tucumcari N.M Cornett Ralph Bell Bob Cooper

Haiti Popular With Tourists

Cruise passengers visiting Port au Prince will exceed 100000 this year with one day stays. Tours offered by cruise directors include a mountain hotel buffet and a voodoo show plus city and casino visits. Cap Haitien trips feature tours to the Citadelle with picnic lunch. Visitors may shop local markets and meet friendly Haitians.

Port-Au-Prince Haiti UPI Cap Haitien Citadelle

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