Weather forecast for Amarillo region and Northwest Texas
Weather AMARILLO AND VICINITY Clear to partly cloudy with little temperature change and southeast winds 15 to 20 mph. High in the mid 90s. Tonight low in the mid 60s. NORTHWEST TEXAS Partly cloudy with a chance of isolated afternoon and evening thunder showers. High about 88 and low about 57. NORTHERN NEW MEXICO Fair to start with widely scattered thundershowers possible east tonight. Warm today with highs 80 to 95 north and 85 to 100 south.
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Amarillo
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New Mexico
Weather totals show current and historical precipitation figures
This report lists precipitation to date and per month for the current year totaling 7.85.54, with last year at 1,806.95 and an all time average period of 1.56 8.35.
Poor Loser Judge Got The Book In London
UPI report describes Vera Stone a 37 year old London woman who after a court hearing threw two books at Lord Denning master of the rolls missing by inches then threatened to return and throw more books. Court officers moved in and escorted her from the chamber remarking on the lordship’s cool handling.
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UPI
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Britain
Avery
Miss Stone
Amarillo Daily News Publication and staff details
The Amarillo Daily News an independent morning paper published by Globe News Publishing Company Inc lists staff including Paul Timmons editor and Grady Campbell business manager. It provides subscription rates for home delivery by carrier and mail within various radii and notes a 1964 copyright by Globe News Publishing Company Inc.
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Amorito Phone Org
Secory
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Texas
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TRENTON + DAVIS
Harry Barilet
Redius
Amparillo
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Thorming
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Crop Duster Crashes Into Barn in Spearman
Spearman pilot C R Dick Thompson damaged his Piper Pawnee spray plane when it clipped a barn roof after failing to clear a power line. He escaped through a hole in the barn as flames or gas did not ignite. The crash spilled most of the insecticide but spared the gasoline. Thompson resumed flight shortly after with a passenger bound for Woodward Oklahoma.
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Spearman
C. R. Dick Thompson
Thompson
Junior Lusby
Woodward, Oklo
Denning panel hears Miss Stone review case in shock glare
Miss Stone faced Lord Denning, Lord Justice Harman, and Lord Justice Diplock in the Court of Appeal as she challenged cost levies in an action against the Association of Official Shorthand Writers. She rejected leave to appeal, then denounced the proceedings with a protest that included two books thrown toward the judges. Neither directly moved the court as Denning kept his wig and robes intact. He remarked the matter was not personal.
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Diplock
Miss Stone
Court of Appeal
Association of Official
Denning
Police Dogs Bite Newsmen During Beatles Visit
Danish police dogs reportedly bit newsmen covering street disorders during the Beatles appearance in Copenhagen. Reporters asked Foreign Minister Per O. Haekkerup if steps were taken to keep dogs away from journalists covering Khrushchev's visit.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Khrushchev
Per O. Haekkerup
Supreme Court extends Fifth Amendment protection to states
The Supreme Court in a 5-4 ruling held that the Fifth Amendment protection against self incrimination now applies to state courts as well as federal courts. Justice Brennan wrote for the majority, reshaping constitutional protections under state law and expanding individual rights across the United States.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
William J. Brennan Jr
Malloy Case Extends Fifth Amendment Protection
The Supreme Court extended Fifth Amendment protection against self incrimination amid a Connecticut gambling case. William Malloy was jailed for contempt after refusing to answer questions that could incriminate him, with justices divided and some dissents urging careful balance between state courts and federal standards.
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William Malloy
Malloy
Connecticut Supreme Court of Errors
Byron R. White
Potter Stewart
John M. Harlan
Tom C. Clark
Amarillo weighs two airport plans to secure FAA funds
City officials discuss building a new Amarillo airport with FAA matching funds for a 1.7 million dollar smaller facility or pursuing federal funds for a full scale city airport. Dan True backs a private venture Sunshine Airport to serve aircraft up to 25 000 pounds and may pressure Tradewind to exit.
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Federal Aviation Agency
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Dan True
True
Tradewind
Air Force
Air Force Base
Sunshine Airport
Wallace
UNICEF reports 1963 greeting card sales rise to 32 million
United Nations New York AP says the U N Childrens Fund estimates it sold 32 million greeting cards worldwide in 1963, earning 1.9 million dollars, up from 26 million sold and 1.6 million earned in 1962.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. Children’s Fund
Earthquake Hits Niigata Area ChildrenBuried After Kindergarten Collapse
A tsunami warning was issued then canceled along the Sea of Japan as a powerful quake struck off Niigata. Tsuruoka kindergarten collapsed burying 17 children with three deaths and others injured. Cracks appeared in Niigata streets while trains halted. Epicenter reported in Sea of Japan off Niigata city. Seismic intensity reached five in Niigata and Sendai, six or more elsewhere.
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Tsuruoka
Niigata
National Weather Agency
Sea of Japan
Meteorological Agency
Tokyo
Fukui
Japan Sea
Chinese Minister Presents Credentials in Brazzaville
Chew Chow Yeh, the first Chinese Communist minister to the former French Congo, presented his credentials to President Massamba Debat in Brazzaville, Republic of the Congo, marking a new diplomatic liaison.
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Republic of Congo
French Congo
Chew Chow Yeh
Massamba
Cactus housing area to stay under GSA plan final objections pass
The House and Government Operations Committee states tomorrow is final day for objections to the GSA plan. No objections registered. GSA will supply utilities while Phillips continues water and sewer services. Rent ranges from 14 to 24 dollars for various units with no guaranteed rent stability. The 1943 plant housing was scaled from 500 to 350 units. Phillips leased in 1948 for fertilizer production. GSA plans eventual disposal. a public meeting in Cactus will be held post sale with advance notice and Rep. Rogers invited.
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House and Government Operations Committee
Cactus
GSA
Phillips
Jack Cowart
Dallas
Rogers
Girls State elects mayors in six mythical cities
ALBUQUERQUE AP Girls State delegates elected mayors to lead city government in six fictional cities on the University of New Mexico campus. Elected mayors include Joanne Phillips Roswell Marilyn Sanders Clovis Diane Diven Carlsbad Mary Dean Scholz Portales Judie Ford Los Alamos and Betty Purvis Valley High Albuquerque. The program runs through Sunday.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Joanne Phillips
Roswell
Marilyn Sanders
Clovis
Diane Diven
Carlsbad
Mary Dean Scholz
Portales
Judie Ford
Los Alamos
Betty Purvis
Valley High School
University of New Mexico
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