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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1964

Page

7

Cattlemen Face Taxes in Randall County

Randall County assessor Bill Money told the county commissioners that many taxpayers will be surprised by their new status as taxes begin. He said four or five wealthy cattle owners nonresidents have not rendered cattle wintered on county wheat, with counts done before and after Jan 1. Money announced an Am arillo auto salvage yard tax hike and noted real estate changes in Amerillo, including land added to city limits and about 100 real estate and 30 personal property assessment changes. The court accepted bids from Prince Construction Co for seal coating and J Lee Milligan Co for pavement patching in Precinct 1 and authorized bids for a road maintainer and a paving machine for countywide use.

Canyon Bureau Canyon Randall County Bill Money Money Commissioners Court Equalization Board Amarillo Bill Butler Prince Construction Co Precinct 1 J. Lee Milligan Co

Motorist Charged In Injury in Plainview

Domingo Garcia Rosales, 37, was charged with failure to stop and render aid after 18 year old Franklin Lee Ballard of Plainview was struck Sunday night. Ballard remained unconscious and in serious condition at Plainview Hospital with head injury neck lacerations and a fractured left leg. Rosales claimed he was blinded by an oncoming car and saw a man in the road but could not stop. He was jailed on $1,500 bond after cooperating with officers.

Plainview Domingo Garcia Rosales Franklin Lee Ballard Rosales Walter Sanders R. C. Dunn Carl Mullins Rosales Bond C. L. Abernethy Ballard Plainview Hospital Milton R. Ballard

Quitting Report Untrue Says Lodge

U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge denied a report that he asked to be relieved within a month due to ill health. He said he never felt better, would be 62 next month, and had an annual physical in Saigon finding him in perfect shape.

New Op News Saigon U. S Henry Cabot Lodge Johnson Lodge

Dalhart Man Killed in Truck Overturn on U S 87

Charles H. Coulter 21 of Texline New Mexico died when his truck overturned on U S 87 ten miles NW of Dalhart at about 645 pm He was thrown from the vehicle and pronounced dead at the scene by county coroner Mrs A L Hills The body was taken to Walker Funeral Home Dalhart Survivors include his parents Mr and Mrs C V Coulter and two brothers The pickup was a total loss

Dalhart Charles H. Coulter Texline N.M U.S. 87 A. L. Hills Coulter Fountain Angel Walker Funeral Home C. V. Coulter

Malaysia to start compulsory military service draft

Kuala Lumpur says compulsory register for national service will begin in Sabah and Sarawak before end of June. Men aged 21 to 29 will be affected. The announcement comes from government officials in Malaysia Borneo under the new draft plan.

Kuala Lumpur Malaysia UPI Malaysian Borneo Sabah Sarawak

Voters Seek Precinct Move to Abolish 16

Randall County constituents petition to eliminate Precinct 16 with 90 signers. They seek to join Ridgecrest Precinct 20 at Amarillo box voting site with machines. 16 currently uses paper ballots at the VFW Hall, 160 residents total.Mrs G A Costley backs the switch citing economy.

Canyon Randall County Precinct 16 Ridgecrest School Precinct 20 Ridgecrest Amarillo VFW G. A. Costley

Reading Help Sought for Local Children

At least one of ten American children needs special help in learning to read. The statement highlights widespread reading difficulties and calls for targeted assistance programs to support early literacy and improve outcomes for students.

Soviet cruisers sail from Sevastopol on Yugoslavia visit

A squadron of Soviet warships led by the cruiser Mikhail Kutuzov and two patrol craft left Sevastopol for the Mediterranean on a friendship visit to Yugoslavia, reported by Tass. US wood-using industries employ 1.5 million.

Moscow UPI Mikhail Kutuzov Sevastopol Mediterranean Yugoslavia Tass United States

Unicameral House Seen as Next Step

Honolulu AP report notes several state attorneys general at their annual meeting raising the idea of single legislative chambers after a Supreme Court ruling on population based apportionment. Arthur Sills of New Jersey and Earl Hartley of New Mexico support unicameralism. Panel on reapportionment opened the meeting.

Honolulu U.S. Supreme Court High Court House Arthur Sills New Jersey New Mexico Earl E. Hartley

Pakistan 1964-65 defense budget outlined

Rawalpindi Pakistan AP reports Finance Minister Mohammad Shoaib announced defense spending of 274 million dollars for 1964-65 within a total budget of 586 million dollars. The figure highlights Pakistan’s fiscal priorities amid regional tensions.

Rawalpindi Pakistan Mohammad Shoaib The National Assembly

Demonstrations Help Civil Rights, Survey Indicates

New York AP report says direct action demonstrations aid the civil rights movement. Leaders across business education and government back color blind hiring 3 to 1 over preferences for Negroes. The Freedom House poll surveyed 1,100 leaders and 2,800 members, and projects radical changes in the American way of life that will benefit the United States.

New York Ganization United States

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