Amarillo health chief files complaints against freezer owner
Dr. Robert Sturtevant of the Amarillo City Health Department filed two complaints Thursday against the Nationwide Freezer Meats Co owner and one employee for violations of city health ordinances.
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House approves 2 billion military construction bill
The House passed a 2 billion military construction measure by voice vote, granting Congress leverage over base shutdowns. Merrill E Johnson of Holly Sugar Corp says Shoup Plant in Hereford will be moved to Colorado Springs for special projects, as advisers warn about the economy. Mayor Wagner shocks Dems by declining a fourth term amid national pressure.
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Weather Gods Now on Our Side Wit Veil of Dust to Droughts
A fragmented column from a Texas paper notes J Pluvius bringing the wettest June spell in years. Forecasts predict showers through mid month with continued moisture later, aiding Lake Meredith and pastures as wind and dust concerns fade. Also mentioned are quotes about wind statistics, carbon black use, and trips in Africa and Europe. Viet Nam conflict update mentions Dong Xoai and casualties at a nearby camp.
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Lake Meredith Swells as Canadian River Flows Reach Dumas
Heavy rains across the Canadian River watershed push Lake Meredith toward 40 000 acre feet of water and a 5 000 acre surface area as the lake gains volume rapidly. Officials estimate daily inflow around 10 000 acre feet with the lake extending upstream about five miles and sediment clouding water for days.
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Amarillo Flooded Streets After Three Days of Rain
After days of near constant rain Amarillo streets intersections and yards were flooded Thursday night with total rainfall reaching several inches in surrounding towns. Police reported impassable underpasses flooded intersections and a cave in on Mockingbird Street blocking two blocks. About 30 of 33 traffic accidents from 10 am to 10 pm Thursday were due to slick pavements with at least 15 injured, one hospitalized. Sonny Joe Malone, 25, was treated at Northwest Texas Hospital.
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Viet commander’s bold gamble stalls Viet Cong push at Dong Xoai
Viet's gamble to reinforce Dong Xoai under heavy Viet Cong fire altered the battle’s course as the offensive around the district capital near Saigon eased to sniping and harassment by the Red guerrillas. Early Friday reports placed the climactic fighting fading.
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Wagner Steps Out of NYC Election
New York Mayor Robert F. Wagner announced he will not run for a fourth term, shocking a divided Democratic Party and shaping the city’s 1961 election landscape. The statement ended weeks of doubt and spurred Republican hopes as Lindsay gains momentum.
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Health Violations Filed Against Nation Wide Freezer Meats Owners
City health complaints allege violations against Jim Ed Toole owner of Nation wide Freezer Meats Co. at 1008 E Amarillo Blvd and his brother Charles Clyde Toole Jr. 37 of the same address employed as a butcher. Charles C Toole charged with transporting in a vehicle not provided with a tight cover.
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Mississippi
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Robert Sturtevant
City Health Department
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Russian pilots reportedly operate MIG jets near Hanoi
A New York News report says Russian pilots manning MIG fighters were spotted near Hanoi, the first clear sign of possible Soviet involvement in combat. The information reached a U.S. official through a European capital, fueling speculation of a deliberate Kremlin warning to the United States over North Viet Nam.
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Lyndon to greet astronauts today in Houston
Space heroes James McDivitt and Edward White returned home to a warm welcome from wives and children. A space agency official said President Johnson may join the celebrations in Houston rather than visit his Texas ranch.
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Houston
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Edward White
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