Weather briefing from Amarillo and vicinity
U S Weather Bureau Amarillo reports general clear skies with little temperature change. Northwest Texas mostly clear to partly cloudy with slightly cooler daytime highs. Northern New Mexico fair with possible scattered showers eastern plains. breezy this afternoon. Sunrise 5 22 a m Sunset 8 01 p m Temperature readings shown for multiple locations with max and min values and precipitation data for the last 24 hours.
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Arias Improves From Wounds In Panama
Panama AP report says Roberto Arias, 45, was shot while riding in a car by Alfredo Jimenez, a Panamenista party member and former friend. Arias shows improvement from chest wounds but remains paralyzed with uncertain prognosis. his wife Dame Margot Fonteyn plans to fly to Panama.
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Roberto
Tito) Arias
Arias
Margot Fonteyn
England
Alfredo Jimenez
Arias’ Panamenista Party
Jimenez
Boney Corrie Alice 77 Sunray Texas funeral notice
Corrie Alice Boney, 77, Sunray, Texas, mother of Lucille Ferguson John and T J Boney, sister of J B Hastings, grandmother of four and five great grandchildren. Services 2 30 pm Thursday at First Methodist Church Sunray with burial at Lane Memorial Cemetery Sunray.
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Boney Corrie Alice Boney
Sunray
Texas
Lucille Ferguson
John
T. J. Boney
J. B. Hastings
First Methodist
Browning Robert Browning
Northwest
Martha A. Browning
Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel
Liano
William Meadows
Bowie
Lynn
Otis Meadows
Wayne
Doyle Gene
Judy Meadows
Brenda Beasley
Brown Tubbs
Stanley Meadows
First Baptist Church
Amarillo
Parsons Funeral Home
Olson
Olton
Jimmy May
Boys Ranch
Blackburn Shaw Maer Chapel
Liano Cemeery Robertson Delia Robertson
Travis
H. L. Robertson
Lezzie McKey
R. B. Brown
Irene Sisk
Eddie Stickles
Lorene Willams
Velma Mulls
Slaton
Amarillo Daily News contact and subscription info 1964
Public notice style page lists Amarillo Daily News contact details. Publisher Ginbe News Publishing Company inc. staff names and roles. Subscription rates by carrier and mail across multiple regions. Copyright 1964 Globe News Publishing Company Inc all rights reserved.
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Daily News
Ginbe News Publishing Company Inc
Ninth
Harrison Amarillo
Secor Cass
Amparillo
Texas
Wes
Izzard
Anc
Paul Timmons
Don Boyett
Louise Evans
Editoria
Shel
Kritser
Grady Camp
Lowell Brown
Trenton T Davis
Harry Bartlet
Amarillo
Globe News Publishing Company Inc
Nixon backs moderate bid as Goldwater fight nears end
In Cleveland Nixon pressed for a moderate alternative to Goldwater, arguing the party’s future hinges on a broader platform. Governors meeting with Nixon signaled a push for a balanced ticket, while Romney Scranton Rhodes and Rockefeller cautioned against further backing for Goldwater as momentum appears to favor a concluded contest.
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Goldwater
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Cleveland
Romney
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Scranton
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Negroes and police clash in Tuscaloosa protest
In Tuscaloosa Alabama hundreds of Black youths clashed with police after city officials banned a planned march against segregation. The disturbance in a church involved bottles rocks and chairs as officers used fire hoses and tear gas to restore order within 45 minutes. Ninety six people were arrested including 15 juveniles. Leaders named include Rev T Y Rogers executive director of the Tuscaloosa Citizens for Action Committee.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
North State Bank declares 50 cent dividend
The North State Bank board on Tuesday declared a 50 cent per share dividend for stockholders of record as of June 30. Chairman James F. Smith and President T. W. Rutledge said the dividend will be payable July 6. This is the second dividend declared since the bank opened in 1959, the first having been declared in January.
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North State Bank
James F. Smith
T. W. Rutledge
Thief With Ocular Disease Arrested in Elkhorn
In 1889 the Boulder Age reported an arrest in Elkhorn of a man described as troubled with an ocular disease that prevents him from recognizing or distinguishing between brands on horses. Undersheriff Gibbs made the arrest.
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Missoula, Mont
Boulder
Mont
Elkhorn
Gibbs Imade
Integration Fees Win Vote in Cambridge Primary
In Cambridge Maryland a nonpartisan primary saw candidates backed by an anti integration group survive across all races. About half of 5312 voters cast ballots as National Guardsmen maintained order. Osprey Pritchett, a plumbing and heating contractor, led four contenders for mayor, backing the Dorchester Business and Citizens Association which opposed a charter referendum on Public Accommodations adopted last October.
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Cambridge
National Guardsmen
Osprey Pritchett
Dorchester Business and Citizens Association
Bomb on the bridge mentioned in border alert
Border patrolman misheard an anonymous tip about a bomb on the bridge as a bum Akira. Informer had meant a bomb on the bridge. Traffic between the two countries ran normally late on the holiday.
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Sato
Akira
Theiday
Beef Import Level Down Forecast by Freeman
Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman forecast a reduction in beef imports for at least 18 months, aligning with the 1909 to 1963 average as Congress debates beef quota laws. He cited a world beef shortage and rising European demand, noting second quarter imports 25 percent below the prior year and potential European sales of 100 000 to 200 000 tons.
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Washington (Ap
Orville Freeman
Congress
Freeman
Europe
Department
U.S
Cave Girl Wins Fame No Fortune
Fort Worth AP reports Lyn Anderson a 19 year old Fort Worth cave dweller gained notoriety after eviction from a lakeside cave near Lake Worth. A Georgia Tech student and a Pennsylvanian offered cave life and gifts while a local "Sp nor" group invited her to live in a cave on Short Mountain.
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Pennsylvania
Georgia Tech
Texas
Oklahoma
Vermont
Lyn Anderson
Lake Worth
Lyn
Justice of the Peace
L Etter
Lynn
Lake
Atlanta
Will Rogers
Short Mountain
Kerr
Spiro Okla
Palmerton
Floods threaten Montana towns as rivers rise and search efforts continue
Montana faces historic floods with the Sun, Missouri and other rivers overflowing. Great Falls area dam system expected to control rising waters while rescue teams recover bodies and search for missing near Valier and Chateau. Air Force helicopters assist as temporary morgues are opened and civilians flee flooded communities.
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Montana
Missouri
Gallatin
Jefferson
Madison
Missouri River
Rocky Mountains
Chateau
Valier
Blackfeet
Air Force
Browning
Man Hurt Critically When Hit by Car
B Q Furrh aged 67 of 338 East Central listed in critical condition at St Anthony s Hospital after being struck by a car late Monday in the 4800 block of River Road. Police said the driver was Jarrell Dean Hethcox 16 of 1607 Cliffside. Meanwhile New Zealand dealers are buying war surplus rifles.
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B. Q. Furrh
Central
St.Anthony’ S Hospital
River Road
Auckland — Sporting
Jarrell Dean Hethcox
New Zealand
Cliffside
Area Boys Elected To Boys State Jobs In Texas
Area youths participate in Boy's State in Austin with 65 High Plains delegates. A slate of offices including chief justice of the supreme court, associate justices, party whips, and various state posts were filled by Amarillo Memphis Canyon and other districts. New officials will be inaugurated at a UT ceremony after a grand ball.
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Burl Baker
Amarillo
Supreme Court
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Pioneer Party
Larry Helm
Memphis
Jody Sheets
Canyon
Baker
Longhorn Party
Kid McCoy
David Orr
Court of Criminal Appeals
Orr
American Legion
State Capitol
University of Texas
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Harlingen
Joe Bob Kinsel
Beaumont
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Kinsel
Bill Storms
la Feria
Jim Body
Henrietta
Storms
Senate
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Hearne
Dillon Ferguson
Houston
Chuck Mabry
Mike Hanes
Benny Pace
Sweetwater
Naschal Piedfort
San Angelo
Mike Branch
Overton
William Tonny
Huntsville
Wayne Evans
Waco
Russel Jacobs
Cuero
John Callamore
Galena Park
John Bill Fuller
Kenneth Shumpes
Comanche
Robert Black
Denton
Court of Civil Appeals
Night protest echoes as demonstrators confront white groups
A march against a ban on night demonstrations drew white counterprotesters who attacked a news cameraman. He was torn from his camera and knocked to the ground before police protected reporters and halted the retreat of marchers. No arrests were immediately reported.
Jurists void Panama charge against United States
The International Commission of Jurists absolved the United States of Panamanian charges of human rights violations tied to January riots that left 15 dead. The panel, however, suggested Canal Zone authorities may have used excessive force against demonstrators and criticized Panamanian authorities for failing to curb the mobs.
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Geneva
UPI
International Commission of Jurists
United States
U.s.canal Zone
Sal Hepatica Antacid Laxative Sparkles Away Distress
The ad promotes Sal Hepatica as the full job laxative that relieves gas pains heartburn sour stomach and overacidity quickly and then relieves constipation usually in under two hours. It contrasts with half measures and urges readers to choose Sal Hepatica to feel better and regain their sparkle.
Childress Passes Imported Meat Law
Childress voters, the city council approved an ordinance at first reading restricting imported meat sales within City limits. The rule requires labeling of imported meat with its origin and carries a maximum $200 fine for violations. Second reading set for two weeks with enactment likely by June 25. The measure was urged by three ranchers Dr. Bob Jones Dr. Shell Townsend and Johnny Glover. Also approved a $20 monthly salary raise for all city employees.
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Childress
Childress City
Tucumcari
N.M
Bob Jones
Shell H. Townsend
Johnny Glover
Third wedding for Leeb and former Wall Street spouse
The newlyweds tied the knot in a high society ceremony attended by Francine Silverman and Richard Lipman. The bride wore a blue chiffon Count Sarmi gown with matching accessories and two engagement rings. A Paris-bound bus ferried guests to Kennedy for a two-week European honeymoon, as Justice Samuel Gold did not officiate.
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Leeb
Wall Street
Wayne Marcus
Elizabeth Taylor
Liz
Francine
Herbert Silverman
Richard Lipman
Supreme Court
Samuel Gold
Shapiro
Paris
Kennedy International Airport
Laos Pact Sought By Poland Amid Laos Crisis
Prince Souvanna says Poland proposed an international conference on Laos with Britain Russia India Canada and Laotian factions. Meanwhile, search for missing Navy Lt. Charles F. Klusmann continues after his reconnaissance plane was downed over the Plain of Jars and could not be rescued due to heavy fire. U.S. reconnaissance began last May and jets now escort the missions after an unarmed plane was shot down.
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Britain
Russia
India
Canada
Plain of Jars
Navy
Charles F. Klusmann
San Diego
Calif
U.S
Laos
La-Z-Boy Reclina-Rocker premieres three in one chair
The La-Z-Boy Reclina-Rocker features a patented mechanism that rocks and reclines to TV viewing position and stretches to full bed length. Offered in two styles with nearly 50 durable fabrics, the chair aims to combine comfort and versatility for homes.
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