Shirley McLaine Slugs Gossip Columnist in Hollywood
Hollywood June 10 Actress Shirley McLaine walked into the office of a movie trade paper and slugged columnist Mike Connolly Eyewitness Loretta Lee said punches followed a verbal dispute over a gossip item McLaine had been involved in a contract dispute with producer Hal Wallis and refused the film Wives and Lovers Connolly said he ducked and the fight ended with McLaine leaving shouting Print 3.
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Hollywood
Shirley McLaine
Today
Mike Connolly
Miss Lee
Connolly
Hollywood Reporter Today
Wallis
Miss MacLaine
Miss McLaine
Shelly Winters
Shirley
Amarillo builder shoots self after standoff with chief
Dewey A Hicks a 45 year old Amarillo home builder shot himself with a high powered rifle near his Olsen Park home after a 15 minute confrontation with Police Chief Wiley Alexander who had earlier stopped his car following a brief chase. Hicks who had been indicted for the New Year slayings of Joseph and Joseph Richard Damryon allegedly told the chief stop or he would kill. The chief recounted Hicks refused arrest and taunted him. Alexander said Hicks placed the rifle to his head and fired. The incident occurred about 11 p.m. Monday near Erik and Anna streets.
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Dewey A. Hicks
Erick and
Anna Streets
Olsen Park
Amarillo
Hicks
Wiley Alexander
Wiley C. Alexander
Randall County
Joseph R. Damron
Joseph Richard Dam
Alexander
Eleven Boy Scouts Die In Utah Crash Near Hole in the Rock
A Utah highway patrol report states eleven Boy Scouts were killed and 35 injured when an open-bed farm truck carrying 46 scouts rolled over on a dirt road near No-man's Land south of Escalante. The injured were split between Panguitch and nearby communities. victims include Pleasant View Stake youths and others from Salt Lake City.
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Pleasant View
Church of Latter Day Saints
Provo
Utah
Salt Lake City
Highway Patrol
Wirtz asks five-day delay to rail strike deadline
Washington June 1 AP Secretary of Labor Wirtz urged railroads and their unions to extend the strike deadline from June 13 to June 18. Management accepted the delay, unions to meet, while talks continued with little progress. If no agreement, new rules could take effect after midnight Wednesday and a nationwide strike looms. The White House warns the strike would be intolerable for the economy.
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Washington
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
White House
Weather fragment from Amarillo and national cities
Fragmented weather note lists readings across Amarillo and other cities. Mentions clear skies, temperatures around 85, and wind conditions. Sparse data includes 15 readings and MPH measures with unclear dates.
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City
Amarillo
Houston
Okla
Historic showdown looms as Wallace blocks campus
In Tuscaloosa Governor Wallace plans to defy a court order by blocking two Negro students from entering the University of Alabama Tuesday. Federal troops may be moved to campus if disorder erupts, with the 31st Division potentially called. President Kennedy urged Wallace to comply while warning of possible federalization of National Guard units already near Ft. McClellan. Wallace insisted his presence guarantees peace.
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Ala
UPI
George C. Wallace
Washington
Kenhere
University of Alabama
Department of Justice
L1st
Mississippi
Alabama
Wallace
31St Division
Ft. McClellan
Tax bill may cut deductions and aid for citizens
Dear Editor letter from D. E. Scott in Wellington argues a new tax measure could reduce medical expense deductions and questions the potential cut to a $600 yearly allowance for food, shelter, clothing, morale upkeep, and postage for civic letters. He notes rising costs for taxpayers to stay functional and engaged.
Golden Spread Quarter Horse Summer Meeting and Dance
It notes the annual summer meeting and dinner dance of the Golden Spread Quarter Horse Association scheduled for Wednesday at the Herring Hotel. It mentions other local notices including a public hearing on hunting and fishing rules, a nine-week summer session registration at Amarillo College, a pet show ribbon ceremony, a burglary at Terry Motor Co., and a Flag Day parade on Polk Street.
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Amarillo College
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Amarillo
Olton mayor declared in Littlefield district ruling
W E Bill Thomas was declared mayor of Olton by a district court action in Littlefield settling a disputed April 2 election vote total. Pampa ranks as the safest Panhandle city in traffic fatalities, sixth in the nation among 211 cities for the first three months of 1963. A $350000 Deaf Smith County Hospital expansion bond issue will be voted on by county residents Tuesday. First Randall County tax sale July 1 for lot 4 block 17 original Town of Canyon on First Avenue. Southwestern Public Service Co peaking power plant to operate in ceremonies at 11 15 a.m. Tuesday near Roswell New Mexico. Zoning details for Canyon Ponderosa Addition completed by city commission.
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Bill) Thomas
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Littlefield
Pampa
Panhandle
Deaf Smith County Hospital
Randall County
Canyon
First Avenue
Southwestern Public Service Co
Roswell
N.M
City of
City Commission
Alabama Resettles Two Negro Students In Campus Housing
Tuscaloosa June 10 900 university housing and dining assignments confirmed for the two admitted Negro students with 3800 of 4500 enrolled smoothly. Dr Alex Pow notes no complaints or dissatisfaction as Governor Wallace arrives with dignitaries. Student government leaders praise campus calm and cooperation, stressing liaison roles and confidence in the administration.
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Ala
University of Alabama
Alex Pow
Dr. Pow
Alabama
St. Louis
Chicago
Washington
New York City
Student Government Association of the
Donald Stewart
University Law School
Anniston
Macmillan launches inquiry into Profumo scandal
London AP Prime Minister Harold Macmillan announced a sweeping judicial inquiry into the sex and security scandal rocking his government. Lord Chancellor Dilhorne will report this week as Ward faces possible new charges and bail is denied. Parliament debates Profumo's resignation as markets fear a Labor win and the pound slips amid nationalization talk.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Scotland Yard
John Profumo
Christine Keeler
Ward
Profumo
Eugene Ivanov
Britain
Kremlin
Ivanov
Moscow
Wheat Crop Estimate Shows Slight Decline From 1962
The Agriculture Department forecasts the 1963 wheat crop at 1.084 billion bushels, down from 1.092 billion in 1962. The June 1 estimate splits to 84.542 million winter wheat and 229.553 million spring wheat, with winter output by state including Kansas 177.387 million, Missouri 33.348 million, Texas 40.140 million, Colorado 25.662 million.
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Agriculture Department
Kansas
Texas
Colo
Weather Outlook for Amarillo and Vicinity
Weather Bureau bulletin reports partly cloudy conditions this afternoon through Wednesday with isolated thunderstorm chances tonight and scattered storms Wednesday afternoon and evening. Highs near 90 in Northwest Texas, 88 to 96 broader area. little temperature change expected. Eastern plains of Northern New Mexico expect fair to partly cloudy skies, with possible afternoon and evening storms in southern portions. Sunrise 5:32 AM.
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Vieagnesday
Texas
New Mexico
Fair East
Eastern Plains
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