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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1966
Page
3
Viet continued from page one as two battered companies pulled from the jungle trap. Airborne forces joined by the 1st Air Cavalry and Vietnamese troops formed a five mile ring around heavily jungled hills. Intelligence says up to three North Vietnamese battalions may remain inside the ring resisting the bombardment.
Saigon hostesses charge higher prices for Saigon tea as leaflets warn GIs their costs rise. U S troops report light contacts as two North Vietnamese regiments operate nearby and 93 Viet Cong killed in El Paso II actions north of Saigon.
A small cylindrical satellite named OV3-4 was launched from Wallops Island Virginia by the Air Force to study the high altitude radiation belts. It orbits Earth at 400 to 2940 miles and carries eight plastic tissue simulations with sensors to measure radiation energy deposits. The mission is expected to relay data for about a year.
A 37 year old Negro woman, Sarah Mae Foyes of 713 NW 5th, died after being shot in the stomach around 4:30 am Sunday. A 36 year old Negro man surrendered to police later the morning, claiming the pistol went off during a scuffle in his apartment. Survivors include a daughter LaShon and several sons, parents, and multiple siblings. Arrangements are by Warford Mortuary.
Frederick R. Weisman, 54, former Hunt Foods president, injured in a Beverly Hills Hotel lounge confrontation with Frank Sinatra, showed marked improvement Sunday at Mt. Sinai Hospital after cranial surgery. He remained conscious and recognizing family, with the hospital noting serious but satisfactory progress.
Wheeler and Shamrock communities debate a Sweetwater Creek Reservoir project with a 102 foot dam and 32 mile shoreline. supporters cite economic growth and new industry, while landowners fear land loss and tax impact. lawsuits and Red River Compact discuss water rights and arbitration.
Washington notes show farmers once made up about 40 percent of the U.S. population, now about 11 percent. The shift reflects changing economic structure and rural demographics across the nation.
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