Clarendon Plans July 4 Event With Rodeo and Dance
Clarendon Outdoor Entertainment Association president Horace McClellan announces annual July 4 celebration for July 2 and 3 with nightly rodeo performances, saddles for top roping and riding averages, stock from Cordell and Campbell, Emil Schattel band for three dances, and a free barbecue on courthouse lawn July 3. Entries for the Queen’s Contest are open. Ernest Kent will lead the Old Timers meeting.
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Clarendon Outdoor Entertainment Association
Cordell and
Campbell
Emil Schattel
Chamber of Commerce
Wayne Riggs
Ernest Kent
Mexican Heat Wave Kills 54 Children in Two Cities
The Mexican Health Department reports 54 children died from heat in Chihuahua and Monterrey over two months as temperatures exceed 100 degrees. About 1,950 children were treated for dehydration in Chihuahua and 2,691 in Monterrey, with many more affected by heat-related illnesses.
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Amarillo Daily News Joins Amarillo Globe Times
Announcement that Amarillo Daily News will merge into Amarillo Globe Times. Names Globe-News Publishing executives and offices at Ninth and Harrison. Includes contact details and staff roles such as Publisher Editor and City Editor.
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Hospital admissions list from multiple Texas towns
A long hospital roll lists admitted patients by town and facility, naming individuals and addresses across High Plains Baptist Stratford El Paso and nearby regions. The document compiles names such as Eva Weakley Carroll Wisdom Linda Beasley Deborah Baldwin and many others in multiple cities including Lubbock Pampa Stratford Clovis and Shamrock.
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Stratford
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Wilbur Linda Beasley
Kingston
Aurora Chatarre
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Rosemary Haynes
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Lamar Walter Pollard
Thuman Glen Wooldridge
Bonham Pole City
Olive Ragan
Sadie Mitchell
Elovis
Mul Howell
APPY
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Hereford
Cirilo
Water Use in Steel and Rayon Production Compared
A ton of steel requires 65,000 gallons of water while a ton of rayon needs 300,000 gallons, highlighting higher water intensity for rayon manufacturing.
Texas Violent Death Toll Reaches Twenty Four This Weekend
The Associated Press tallies Texas violent deaths from Friday 6 pm to Sunday midnight, reporting 24 fatalities across the state. Victims include motorists in Seawall Boulevard crash in Galveston, drownings near Lake Grapevine, gunshot deaths in Houston and San Antonio, and a fatal wreck near Beaumont, with multiple incidents across Dallas Fort Worth and other locales.
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Residents Vote On Mixed Drinks In Potter County
Potter County Justice Precinct 2 residents will vote Tuesday on whether mixed alcoholic beverages may be sold. Sixty thousand voters? No, 196 registered voters cast ballots at Highland Park School from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. The election was called after 57 residents petitioned. only the mixed drinks issue appears on the ballot.
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Swiss Women Back Ecology in Constitutional Vote
Swiss women participate in a national vote endorsing an ecological amendment to enshrine environmental protection in the constitution, including limits on air pollution and noise. A separate referendum approved a tax reform raising indirect taxes for roughly 41.6 to 61.2 million dollars annually, while turnout varied by canton and many rural voters still lack voting rights locally.
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Photo Survey Ends in Orchard Search for Bodies Near Feather River
Authorities say the orchard search for 25 bodies near Yuba City is nearly over as infrared photos are reviewed. Sheriff Whiteaker will recheck a film strip for potential gravesites while Tehama County reports a Corning river body linked by similar slaying marks to Juan Corona, the farm labor contractor charged in 10 cases. Navy aerial photos may aid the investigation in a few days.
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UPI
Feather River
Roy Whiteaker
Tehama County
Corning
Lyle Williams
Juan Corona
Whiteaker
California
Corona
Walter Bromberg
Sacramento
Cash Burial Policy Ad by National Benefit Life
An advertisement offers a $1,000 burial policy to age 90 from Old Line Legal Reserve. No salesman calls or medical exam required. Money back guarantee. Free details in a plain envelope. Tear out and write to National Benefit Life Insurance Co Fort Worth Texas AG.
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Burial Rites For Murphy Today At Arlington
Audie Murphy the war hero will be buried today at Arlington National Cemetery with full military honors. The interment will take place near the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier after a 10 a.m. procession from the administrative office. His widow Mrs. Pamela Murphy and their sons Terry and James are expected to attend in North Hollywood Calif.
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Audie Murphy
Arlington National Cemetery
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Roanoke
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Terry
James
North Hollywood
Calif
Shell Raises Glycerine Prices and Polystyrene
Shell Chemical Co. announced a one cent per pound price hike on synthetic glycerine effective Monday and said all grades of polystyrene will rise, with the increase taking effect July 1. The action was disclosed in Houston by UPI.
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UPI
Shell Chemical Co
Bechtold Nursery Owner Plans Retirement and Travel
Nancy Bechtold of Amarillo, after 18 years running Bechtold Nursery at 6027 Canyon Drive, retires and auctions her house and nursery June 29 to pursue world travel and study of plants. She cites long hours, desire to see native plant habitats, and preference for locally adapted species for growth. She plans to explore New Zealand Portugal and the Bahamas while remaining based in Amarillo when not traveling.
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Nancy Bechtold
New Zealand
Portugal
Bahamas
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United States
Judge Allows Jesuits to Sell Interest in Note
A federal judge granted the Houston Jesuits permission to sell their $400,000 stake in a $2.9 million promissory note in a bankruptcy reorganization. Now the Houston Educational Foundation Inc, the Jesuits petitioned via trustee Henry Oliver to sell the note tied to the Sharpstown deal and collateral.
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Associated Markets Investment, Ltd
Sharpstown State Bank
AMI
New York
Texans to Voice Time Opinions on 1972 Poll
Texas voters will decide in the 1972 party primaries whether to express views on Daylight Savings Time. The nonbinding straw vote, backed by western and southern lawmakers with Gov. Preston Smith, comes on the session's last day after a similar measure failed earlier.
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Austin
UPI
Texas
Preston Smith
Senate passes bill making threats to police a felony
Sacramento legislators push a measure to classify shouting Kill the pig or any exhortation to kill a police officer as a felony. The state Senate approved the bill amid debate on public safety and free speech implications.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
State Senate
Minnie Williams Green Services Set at West Amritto
Minnie Williams Green aged 68 of 967 Lincoln dies and services are scheduled for 10 a.m. Monday at West Amritto Church of Christ. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Stephens.
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Lincoln
Donald Stephens
West Amaritto Church of Christ
Martin Road Chapel Service for James Fainnie Pearl
James Fainnie Pearl, 64, of 804 South, will have service at 10 pm Monday at Martin Road Chapel. Interment will be at Quengh, Texas. Local newspapers note the Blackburn Show in relation to the service and pre‑funeral arrangements.
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Quengh
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Dale Walter A. Dole
South Lipscomb
Griggs Pioneer Chapel
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