Aid Programs Expanded After NYC Transit Strike Hits
Page 1 reports new aid measures for people harmed by the New York City transit strike. The article outlines government and nonprofit efforts to provide relief, including financial assistance and essential services during the disruption.
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New York City
Washington
Johnson
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
White House
Bill D. Moyers
Moyers
Amarillo City Flag Confirmed in 1943 Sketches
The civic center project sketches show a third flag not the UN flag but Amarillo's city flag designed in 1943 by Col Ed Raley of Amarillo Army Air Field and presented to the city. Mayor Jenkins oversaw its official adoption by commission resolution with a royal blue field, red border, and gold fringe.
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Civic Center
Amarillo
Cros
Ed Raley
Amarillo Army Air Field
Doe Jenkins
Flag design prompts across Golden Spread towns
Readers are invited to submit flag sketches as Amarillo's small red star flag inspires towns like Pampa Borger Dumas Plainview Clovis to adopt official symbols. The piece notes two full size flags exist and urges towns to run design competitions to promote local pride and free enterprise amid debates over government price controls.
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Golden Spread
Pampa
Borger
Dumas
Plainview
Clovis
Ecrfy
Lake Meredith attracts visitors as region grows
Lake Meredith sees high visitation with nearly 300000 guests since last June though facilities are sparse. As the lake fills and new lodges and amenities appear, regional appeal rises, drawing crowds potentially in the thousands, with caution about the evolving local impact.
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Meredith
William C Boyce former Amarillo leader dies at 68
William C. Boyce, 68, longtime Amarillo business leader and former chairman of Armstrong Transfer & Storage Co., died Friday night after a brain tumor operation. He served in World War I and II aiding local and national efforts, was city commissioner candidate in 1961, and chaired two local firms from 1950. He is survived by wife Julia.
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Bill) Boyce
Armstrong Transfer & Storage Co., Inc
Northwest Texas Hospital
Boyce
Amarifia
First Texas Cavalry
Amarillo
France
11St Field Artillery
Potter County Rationing Board
Armstrong Transfer & Storage
Amarillo Warehouse Co
Julia
Baker arraignment set for tax evasion and fraud charges
Robert G. Bobby Baker and Clifford Jones are scheduled for arraignment in U S District Court in Washington on January 24 before Chief Judge Matthew F. McGuire. Baker faces income tax evasion fraud and theft charges while Jones faces perjury counts in connection with the alleged tax dodging scheme.
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Washington
UPS
Robert G.bobby Baker
U. S
Clifford Jones
Nevada
Baker
Matthew F. McGuire
District Court
Senators See Slim Chance for Viet Nam Peace Effort
A bipartisan five member panel led by Sen. Mike Mansfield reports the Viet Nam war could escalate toward general war, with little prospect for a rapid negotiated settlement. The group notes Viet Cong strength remains, and peace prospects depend mainly on combatants, despite Johnson's public peace push.
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Walter R. Mears
Chances of Washington
Mike Mansfield
Viet Nam
Mansfield
Montana
Senate
Democratic
Edmund
Muskie
Maine
Daniel K. Inouye
Europe
Asia
Hawaii
George D. Aiken
Vermont
J. Caleb Boggs
Dela Croop
South Viet Nam
Johnson
Mansfeld
United States
Hanoi
Sens
Britain's first computer pub serves drinks by dial code
In London the Victoria Hotel offers a computer bar where diners select from 217 drink codes. A gin and tonic is 145 and a Tom Collins 155. The system prints a bill after a 15 second wait, speeding service and tracking sales.
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London
Britain
Tom Collins
Shirley Nuttall
Victoria Hotel
East End
Chicago Gunman Killed After Fatal Fohrman Motors Shootout
An enraged customer at Fohrman Motors in Chicago opened fire with a sawed off shotgun, killing salesman Sidney Fohrman and sons Edward Fohrman and Albert Sizer before dying in a gunfight with police. Donald Dean Jackson, 25, carried a Luger and shells. three women hid under desks. The incident followed a dispute over repairs to a car Jackson had bought at the agency. Sidney Fohrman died en route to Presbyterian St Luke's Hospital.
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Chicago Tribune Press Service
Chicago
Fohrman Motors
Sidney Fohrman
Edward Fohrman
Albert Sizer
Fohrmans
Benjamin F
Rob LO Lee Elaeelel
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Jackson
Presbyterian-St. Luke's Hospital
Detectives confront showroom shooting in Eastern New Mexico
Detectives Roland Charles and York Anderson investigated a showroom shooting in the Golden Spread area. They confronted Jackson who fired on them from the cashier's office window. Charles fired five shots through the opening, killing Jackson. Clerks Pam Dominski and Al Sizer reported gunfire and injuries nearby.
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Golden Spread
Roland Charles
York Anderson
Charles
Anderson
Jackson
Pam Dominski
Sizer
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