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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1966
Page
8
New York report finds few American corporations match executives in understanding and funding Negro employment programs. Programs succeed only when a chief executive is committed long term. while progress is overestimated, most Negro hires remain in low paying, low status roles with few in nontraditional positions.
The Motion Picture Association seal is granted to Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf after the Product Code Review Board overruled administrator Geoffrey Shurlock over vulgar language. The film stars Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton and debuts June 23 at the Criterion Theater.
Hancock coroner ruled the death a serious case. Tim Trask disappeared Friday while fishing near his Findlay home. His body was found near the Blanchard River after a large search by over 200 people with helicopters and boats. The coroner cited a gunshot wound and said authorities were pursuing leads on a sex offender suspect, with no arrests confirmed. The father, Reed Trask, edits Marathon Oil publications.
A Hobbs New Mexico Boy Scout group from Troop 98 endured a two day trek inland from Big Bend National Park when rains swelled the Rio Grande. The 12 to 18 year olds plus leader Dale Bagley resorted to fishing barehanded to eat and drank muddy water before a Goodfellow Air Force Base helicopter airlifted them to safety at the park headquarters with help from Mexican ranchers.
The Ryukyu Assembly unanimously protested any further requisition of land on U S administered islands for military use. They sent the resolution to Lt. Gen. Albert Watson II, opposing a plan to acquire farm lands in two Okinawan villages for expanded military installations.
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