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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1972

Page

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Amarillo Becomes Private Beef Air Freight Hub

Private funding and local commerce push Amarillo toward a world beef air freight terminal. The plan, led by Frank Waters and Crosselle Cattle Co, aims to ship dressed beef to Europe from a central Panhandle hub, with Gulf Coast grain shipments to Asia and wheat to Bangladesh.

Amarillo Europe Frank Waters Waters Oil Company of Houston Crosselle Cattle Company Art Jordan Air Freight Committee Jim Walker Walker Galveston Asia Rome

Political pamphleteer lampoons convention and leaders

Stuart Long notes in a June 11 letter that Republicans risk a troubled Galveston convention with questions about Nixon and Agnew. Olsen Park Pete quips that inferiority could be a blessing if the right people possessed it. Courage is fear that has prayed.

Stuart Long Austin Galveston Pres. Nixon Agnew Olsen Park Pete

Body Found In Drowning At Meredith

The body of Ophelia Simpson 50 of Borger was recovered from 8 to 10 feet of water near South Turkey Creek Lake Meredith. She disappeared Wednesday night and was found Thursday with no clear sign of foul play. autopsy ordered. Reed, missing fisherman, was later located after his boat ran dry.

Sanford Ophelia Simpson Borger Turkey Creek Lake Meredith Mrs. Simpson Art Partin Partin Schooler- Gordon Funeral Home Amarillo Minton Mortuary Potter County Justice of the Peace Cliff Roberts Park Rangers Lavon “Cotton” Reed Perryton Reed Cedar Canyon Plum Creek Evans Canyon Dean Forrest Tom & Dean's

Dry cleaner forces revenue agents to strip in Tennessee siege

In Memphis a black dry cleaner LaSaunders Hudson refused to pay taxes causing three state revenue agents to walk naked from his Park Street shop. He held a fourth hostage for seven hours until Gov. Dunn intervened by phone. Hudson later apologized to Dunn and was jailed.

Memphis BHK Dunn Hudson Park Street Duncan Vince Tuminello Lee Mullins John Mabile Tuminello Mabile Mullins Tennessee America Guv Mobile Nashville DRY Cleaner

Senate votes to defund Subversive Activities Control Board

The Senate approved trimming 450000 dollars for the McCarthy era SACB for the next fiscal year by a 42 to 25 vote. Supporters led by Senators Proxmire and Ervin called the board costly and ineffectual, while Thurmond defended its national security role. News reports note Nixon ordered an expansion of the board, but the panel has faced repeated attempts to abolish it.

Washington Senate SACB House Nixon The Weathermen Black Panthers William Proxmire D-Wis Sam Ervin D-N.c Proxmire Supreme Court Ervin Strom Thurmond R-S.c

Bad Weather Fatal to Four

Storms across Texas including Coastal Plains brought heavy rain and tornado threats leaving four people dead. A lightning death occurred in Euless near Fort Worth, and a mother with two children died on U.S. 69 near Colmesneil in Southeast Texas. The Davises of West Orange died in a crash. four others were injured. Rain totals approached 3.5 inches near Florence, while flash flood warnings were issued for parts of San Antonio and Williamson County.

Texas Beaumont Bexar County San Antonio Williamson County Florence Temple Urb Euless U.S. 69 Colmesweil South Park Fred McGilvray Bedford McGilvray Myrtle Davis Morris Sherry Colmesneil Davises West Orange

Inside News Reporter Tries Walking Tight Rope

Reporter recounts political brinkmanship at a summit with emphasis on allied support and the delicate balance between diplomacy and public expectation. The piece frames the tension as a test of stance and strategy amid high stakes.

Briscoe Campaign Spending Raises Salary Repayment Question

Gov candidate Dolph Briscoe would need 12 years in office to repay his 1968 and 1972 campaign outlays from the governor's $58,500 annual pay. He spent 1.579 million this year including 174,920 of his own funds. 1968 losses totaled 696,179 with 522,262 personal money. He faces Henry Grover in November. Bill Hobby would need 185 years to recoup 887,867 of personal funds from a $4,800 salary if he won the lieutenant governor post.

Austin Tex Dolph Briscoe Allen Shivers Briscoe Henry Grover Bill Hobby

Asian Jetliner Crash Kills 81 Aboard Cathay Pacific Flight

SAIGON AP reports a Cathay Pacific jetliner crashed in central highlands with 81 aboard, including the Kenny family of Wisconsin and 11 other Americans. No survivors found as search ends at dusk. South Vietnamese troops secure the site. Churchill? No.

Saigon Central Highlands Wisconsin West Bend Wis Thom J. Kenny B. C. Ziegler Co Roberta Kathleen Daniel Mary Jane Colleen Cathay Pacific Airline Singapore Andrew Kenny Andrew Pick Kenny M.R. Thorne Kenneth Graham Richard Lee Diane Lee Cathay Pacific Hong Kong Bangkok South Vietnam Cheo Reo Convair Viet

Pioneer Seeks Gas Rate Hike for Amarillo

Pioneer Natural Gas seeks a 2.2 percent rate increase for Amarillo residents citing dwindling West Panhandle gas reserves. If approved, the price would be 47.1 cents per thousand cubic feet, well below state and East Coast averages, with future adjustments tied to production costs.

Pioneer Natural Gas Amarillo Dling West Panhandle Pioneer East Coast

Echeverria Criticizes U S Policy Before Congress

Mexican President Luis Echeverria addressed a joint session of Congress after a White House welcome. He condemned U S policy toward the Soviet Union and China and urged distributive attention to Latin America and other developing nations. He cautioned against pacts that ignore rights of less developed nations.

Washington UPI Nixon White House Luis Echeverria Mexico U. S Congress U.S Soviet Union China Echeverria Moscow Peking United States Willian P. Rogers Capitol Hill

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