Weather outlook for Northwest Texas and Northern New Mexico
The US Weather Bureau reports a mainly warm week with northwest Texas highs near 80s and 90s, possible thunderstorms Wednesday and Thursday, and cooler trends in southern regions. Northern New Mexico sees scattered thunderstorms this afternoon through Wednesday night with highs in the 70s to upper 90s and cooler southeast areas.
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Amarillo
Iisinity
Texas
New Mexico
Dry Weather Expected Across Tri-State Area With Brief Thunderstorms
Most of the Tri-State region should dry out today with fair to partly cloudy skies and high temperatures near the mid to upper 90s. A southerly wind return on Wednesday could bring enough Gulf moisture for a few thunderstorms in eastern New Mexico and western Texas, though no major precipitation is anticipated.
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New Mexico
West
Texas
U.S. Weather Bureau
Panhandle
Denton
Aubrey
Aerordis McNzies Coneillon
Dallas
Porcupine Stirs Manhattan Cherry Creek? Wait
A wild porcupine wandered into Manhattan on Monday attracting police at Duane and West Broadway. It sought shelter in an automat basement, then hid under a laundry table before ASPCA agent Edward J. Dillon retrieved it. Also Mel Stottlemyre of the Yankees flew home for dental treatment amid an uneven season.
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Duane
Florence Sarris
Edward J. Dillon
American Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
ASPCA
Perryton Church Events Highlight Local Notices
Fragmented OCR lists church services and names in Perryton Texas with dates Tuesday and Wednesday. Mentions First Baptist Church Perryton Henry Birdie Hidelia Henry Spode Church of Christ and services at 7 PIA 7 PAA with vague references to places and times.
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Orville
Biggs
Perryton
Texas
First Baptist Church
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Spode
Perryton Church
Amarillo Daily News Masthead and details
The fragment shows the Amarillo Daily News masthead with publication notes. It lists staff positions including Wesley Lizard, Paul Timmons, Boyett, Louise Evans, B Whittenburg, Lowell Brown, Trenton Davis, and Harry Bartlett. Subscription rates are provided for various delivery options and distances, with a 1966 copyright by Globe-News Publishing Company, Inc.
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Tee Ogly News
Amerilio
Amarilio
Globse-News Publishing Company, Inc
US air losses in North Vietnam battle and jungle action
Two USAF aircraft were reported missing after raids over North Vietnam as a B57 Canberra and an F4C Phantom were lost. A US Navy plane reportedly shot down a MIG, with a possible second downed. In the central highlands Brown’s A Company attacked jungle forces, killing at least 33 Communists, while Carpenter’s unit rescued and suffered casualties amid renewed clashes.
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North Viet Nam
Mu Gia Pass
Dong Hoi
Brown
Bill Carpenter
West Point
Carpenter
Legion Boys State opens at University of Texas
AUSTIN AP American Legion Boys State began Monday on the University of Texas campus. A total of 741 boys from throughout Texas and two from Mexico City registered for the week long session teaching government. Feathers comprise six percent the weight of a live fowl.
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Austin
American Legion Boys State
University of Texas
Texas
Mexico City
Bosch Concedes Defeat in Dominican Presidential Race
Juan Bosch formally conceded Monday that he lost the June 1 election to Joaquin Balaguer by 766,137 to 525,529 votes. He accused fraud and coercion, refused coalition or unity government, and pledged a serious democratic opposition for the country’s welfare.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Juan Bosch
Dominican Revolutionary Party
Joaquin Balaguer
Boseh
Bosch
Balaguer
United States
Rafael Edmundo Espinal
Resch
Industrial Tract Use Approved Amid Rezoning Dispute
Amarillo planning commissioners unanimously approved industrial use for a 148 acre tract recently annexed into the city limits, despite objections from Beauford Hill of Amarillo Ready Built Homes about temporary permits and competitive impact. A public hearing on the zoning change is scheduled for July 11.
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Amarillo
Beauford Hill
Fairlton Co., Inc
Hill
Henry Meverly
Dan Boston
Boston
R. T. Sims
Don Mason
Ray Daniel
Howard Ensign
Billy Deane
France may pull out of NATO command over Mirage squadrons
NATO plans keep Mirage jets under Western defense through July 1 as France weighs leaving alliance and sovereignty over air bases. Bonn seeks legal framework and cooperation pledges with allied commands in case of war or emergency.
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U.S
NATO
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France
West Germany
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NATO Council
Supreme Court Actions Alter 1965 Voting Rights Ruling Effects
The court reversed four murder rape and robbery convictions across California Arizona and New York while upholding major provisions of the 1965 Voting Rights Law. Justices dissented in several disputes over police surveillance and other government actions. The decision also clarified appellate power to block mergers under FTC disputes.
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Washington
Fred B. Black
Senate Democratic
Robert G ( Bobby) Baker
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John T. Gojeck
United Eelectrical Workers
House Committee On UN
American Activities
U.S. Courts of Appeal
Federal Trade Commission
Riot Turmoil Strikes City After Parade Rally
A mob of about 2,006 gathered near Humboldt Park after a park rally. Rioters smashed car windows and shop displays, toppled mailboxes, and hurled rocks. Police fired guns in the air to disperse a later eastward march. Chicago Tribune reporter John Elmer was struck by a rock and hospitalized.
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John Elmer
Chicago Tribune
Humboldt Park
Oregon Daily Emerald editor ordered to reveal student interview names
Annette Buchanan manager editor of the Oregon Daily Emerald defies a circuit court order by naming five students interviewed for a marijuana use story. Judge Edward Leavy mandates disclosure at a Lane County Grand Jury hearing, with potential penalties of six months in jail and 300 dollars fine.
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Eugene, Ore
Oregon
University of Oregon
Annette Buchanan
Oregon Daily Emerald
Edward Leavy
Lane County
Miss Buchanan
Arthur C. Johnson
State Supreme Court
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Letter and Protest Turned to Violence at Vien Hoa Pagoda
A protest at the Vien Hoa Pagoda escalated as monks and youths clashed with riot police. Demonstrators tried to mail a letter to President Johnson about human rights while police used gas, grenades, and truncheons to push back crowds. Monks set up family altars, then withdrew as clashes continued.
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Johnson
U.S
Tri
Vien Hoa
Cable Cut Halts News Service Near Wentzville
A Southwestern Bell telephone cable was accidentally cut by a construction crew near Wentzville Missouri halting wire news from AP and others for over an hour. Service was restored by rerouting lines via microwave transmissions between St Louis Kansas City and the West.
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Wentzville, Mo
Associated Press
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Wentzville
Sanity trial for Ruby Oswald murder case moves ahead
Ruby seven men and five women jury pool is chosen as Texas Court of Criminal Appeals orders immediate judicial sanity determination before ruling on Oswald murder appeal. Jurors hear jailers and Dr Calahan testify Ruby 55 appears sane despite defense rights concerns.
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John Calahan
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Joe Tonahill
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Phil Burleson
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Sol Dann
Detroit
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Reno weighs cattle drive on Virginia Street event
Reno Nev a gambling center debates permitting a cattle drive on Virginia Street to publicize the Reno Rodeo. The Reno Rodeo Association plans the June 21 event ahead of the June 24 26 rodeo. City officials worry it would brand Reno Cow Town USA and fear a possible stampede.
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Reno
Nev
Nevada Gambling Center
Virginia Street
Reno Rodeo Association
Mirage 3F prototype makes 40 minute flight
The Mirage 3F fighter prototype completed a successful 40 minute flight, announced by Marcel Dassault Aviation. The craft travels about 24 times the speed of sound and is powered by a Pratt & Whitney jet engine. About 43 percent of US timber is government owned.
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Paris
Marcel Dassault Aviation
Pratt & Whitney
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