Buffalo bull from Estelline placed in Amarillo park
A BUFFALO BULL about four years old wandered onto a ranch near Estelline eight weeks ago and has been placed in a pen built for it at Thompson Park in Amarillo. Potter County commissioners warn that any employee using county automobiles for private use faces immediate dismissal.
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Amarillo Medical Center funds cut for education coordinator
Amarillo Medical Center saw a $2,000 reduction in its request to aid a medical education coordinator for 1967 69 as discussed by local commissioners. The item appears among Johnson administration related world notes.
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Fly the Flag Today and Live Its Meaning
A patriotic exhortation honors the flag by recalling its history from Morocco to Normandy and Iwo Jima. It argues the flag symbolizes individual rights and responsibility to uphold the Constitution, urging readers to display it and act to defend those values.
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Ruby declared sane after speedy 10 minute verdict
A Dallas jury found Jack Ruby legally sane after a 10 minute deliberation. Ruby testified he never intended to appear unsound, and observers noted his quiet, detached demeanor throughout the sanity trial. Some expect appeals to Texas Court of Criminal Appeals or federal courts.
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Kosygin Talks in Finland Amid Vietnam Involvement
Soviet Premier Kosygin arrived in neutral Finland on Monday and began talks that were believed to address the Vietnam war. France opened discussions on troops in West Germany after severing ties with the NATO integrated military command on July 1.
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Court Sets Ground Rules for Suspect Interrogation
The Supreme Court 5 4 decision establishes that arrestees must be informed of the right to remain silent the right to counsel and that counsel will be provided if indigent before questioning. Suspects may stop answering until counsel is consulted and confessed statements require prior warning.
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Kosygin Arrives in Finland for Talks on Viet Nam
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin arrived in Helsinki for talks amid signs Finland may present a message on Viet Nam. He met with President Kekkonen Prime Minister Paasio and Foreign Minister Karjalainen after a banquet speech noting a worsening international situation.
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France opens talks on its troops status in West Germany
Bonn reports France began discussions on the status of its forces in West Germany after cutting ties with the integrated NATO command. A government source said Paris aims to recall its nuclear armed air units.
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Nomad Unwillingly Finds A Home in Amarillo's Zoo
A four year old buffalo from Thompson Park Zoo was captured after wandering from Milliron Ranch near Estelline. Cowboys attempted to corral it with a rope loop, but the animal gored a horse before a second rider finally lassoed it and moved the buffalo to a safeguarded enclosure in the zoo.
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Stock Market Rally Persists Amid Turbulent News
New York reports a second straight session of gains with volume at 76 million shares as blue chips push higher. Separately, a bull moved to Amarillo zoo after an incident at its pen, while French jets in Lahr and Freiburg intensify NATO posture with potential nuclear capabilities.
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Surveyor Discusses Smokeless Hurdles at Quanah Boom
A surveyor reports on smokeless hurdles and a ten dollar boom at Quanah. Page 4 notes the discussion and local impact.
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Riots Across Saigon and Chicago Mark Violent Protests
Tear gas drove 500 monks from the Saigon march while 1,000 Buddhist youths threw stones before police and troops repelled them. In Chicago Humboldt Park, two shot as 100 confrontors moved six rental trailers into a street intersection.
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Flag Day observance honors 1777 U S flag design
Flag Day activities include Drew Dennett of Troop 80 Amarillo and Rickey Nisbett of Troop 42 Dalhart saluting at Camp Don Harrington. Golden Spread residents will fly the U S flag in observance of a June 14 1948 proclamation by President Truman. The 1777 Continental Congress adopted the 13 red and white stripes and 13 white stars in a blue field as the new constellation.
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