Amarillo Area Weather Summary For Today
Weather bulletin notes fair to partly cloudy skies across Amarillo and Northwest Texas with late day thundershowers. Warmer conditions near the middle 90s in Amarillo, lighter winds from the south 15 to 20 mph. Northern New Mexico shows partly cloudy to tonight with isolated thunderstorms east portion, cooler in the northwest. Maximum temperatures range from the mid 80s to near 100 across the region. Sunrise and sunset times provided. no precipitation reported in the last 24 hours.
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Convention Rages Over Delegation Seating At Democratic Rally
At the Texas Democratic convention, a fight over seating pro Connally allies triggered walkout threats and tense exchanges. A 2,137 to 644 vote seated the San Antonio pro Connally delegation, shifting power ahead of President Johnson’s support. Delegations from Hutchinson Randall Dallas and Bexar counties were also seated after lengthy hearings.
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Harris County
Dixie
San Antonio
Bill Kilgarlin
Houston
Yarborough
Democratic Committee
Connally
Johnson
Democratic Party
Frank Erwin
Maury Maverick Jr
State
Hutchinson
Randall
Dallas
Bexar
Nosworthy Aids Starke Cleanup Tearing Down Historic Hotel Section
In Starke Florida during the spring cleanup drive C H Nosworthy cooperated by tearing down an unused 1890 built two story section of his Commercial Hotel detaching a long standing historic structure as part of the civic effort.
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Starke
C. H. Nosworthy
Amarillo Daily News Staff and Pricing Portrait
The Amarillo Daily News lists staff positions including Publisher Editor and department heads. It provides subscription rates for home delivery by carrier, mail within a 300 mile radius, and outside radius with detailed monthly and yearly pricing and mentions copyright held by Globe-News Publishing Company in 1964.
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Daily News
Globe News Publishing Company, Inc
Ninth and Harrison
Amarillo
Texas
S$ Izzard
Paul Timmons
Don Boyett
Louise Evans
Kritser
Grad Camp
Lowell Brown
Trenton
Davis
Harry Bartlett
Somie Radius
Globe-News Publishing Company
Niigata Earthquake and Tidal Waves Hit Coastline
The Niigata quake caused 1,409 injuries, 30 houses destroyed by tsunamis, and widespread flooding. U.S. and Japanese agencies mobilized firefighting chemicals and air support from Tachikawa and Niigata to combat fires and protect harbors. Aftershocks rattled Sado Island as 110,000 residents faced rising danger and headlines spoke of a mushroom cloud over Niigata.
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Japanese Ministry of Autonomy
U.S
Fifth Air Force
Air Force
Tachikawa
Tokyo
U. S. Air Force
Niigata
Kenichi Yamashita
all-Nippon Airways
Honshu Island
Sparkling Sal Hepatica Eases Stomach Distress Quickly
A vintage ad promotes Sal Hepatica as an antacid laxative that quickly relieves gas pains sourness and overacidity. It claims the effervescent formula speeds through the stomach to clear intestinal wastes and leave users feeling fresh and regular.
Texas Democratic convention names and votes tallied
The district convention split on credentials with SDEC votes and county delegation outcomes. Mrs Wylie Bullock of Larbud opposed the credentials report while Glen Batson of Littlefield aligned with the majority. several counties did not send delegations. The body named national figures and delegates including Walter Rogers, Jay Taylor, Claudia Brummett, James F. Smith Sr., Max Boyer, and Dick Brown, amid debates over seating, jurisdiction, and support for Lyndon Johnson.
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SDEC
Wylie Bullock
Larbuddie
Credentials Committee
Glen Batson
Littlefield
Lamb
Briscoe
Hemphill
Lipscomb
Oldham
Wheeler
S. B. Whittenburg
Amarillo
Walter Rogers
Jay Taylor
Claudia Brummett
James F. Smith
Max Boyer
Perryton
Dick Brown
Hartley
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Texas
White House
Lyndon Baines Johnson
Chris Dixie
Harris Forces
Erwin
Dixie
Bexar
Panhandle
Bexar County
Houston
Walter Knapp
House of Representatives
Robert R. Wheatley
Cliff Roberts
Robert Darden
L. B. George
Jack R. Allen
H. T. Lewis
James Lovell
W. D. Bales
Moore County
Palmer County
Frank Springer
Nelson Welch
H. K. Kendrick
J. A. Ballard
Hall County
Carl King
Joe Cowen
H. E. Henley
Castro County
John Coleman
Collingsworth County
John T. Morris
A. J. Weiser
Clarence Williams
Carson
Eddie Foxhall
Hall
R. A. Yarbrough
Childress
D. D. Chewning
Aston Willingham
W. R. Jones
Pat Hodge
Cattle County
Mary Simpson
Margaret Guidry
J. E. Thompson
Paul Crossman
Gray
Dan Graham
Roberts
J. P. Sturdivant
Motley County
J. D. Helms
Hansford County
E. C. Snider
Dallam
R. H. Lam
Deaf Smith
Sam Wohlford
Dave McReynolds
Spearman
Paul Miller
R. T. Daniel
Swisher
Range Riders Rodeo Kicks Off 18th Year at Arena
The Range Riders arena hosts the 18th annual rodeo starting Thursday at 8 p.m. with a second show Sunday at 2 p.m. Featured acts include a unm rideable mule from L D Ward of Trinidad and Boss Hoss the Brahman bull. Events carry varied entry fees and prize money plus silver buckles. A wild west show accompanies each performance and a parade is set for Saturday at 2 p.m. General admission is 1.50, service men 1, box seats 2.50.
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Range Riders
L. D. Ward
Trinidad
Colo
Boss Hoss
Range Riders Recreation Hall
Glenn McMennamy
Southwest
Floods Bring Severe Rainfall and City Evacuations Across Central Texas
Heavy rains Tuesday produced up to 8.89 inches in Belton and 8.35 in Gatesville, with 6.50 in Jarrell and 4 inches in two hours at Georgetown. McGregor isolated, bridges swept away, roads flooded, and dozens of streets waterlogged as Lake Waco released water. Austin saw 40 residents evacuated and U.S. 84 briefly closed. overall rains disrupted travel and damaged infrastructure across the region. Nonviolent, non-graphic report notes varying totals from the Weather Bureau and ongoing rainfall in North Central and Northeast Texas.
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U Weather Bureau
Amarillo Abilene
Alpine
Austin
Brownsville
Childress
Dalhart
Dallas
Houston
Lubbock
San Angelo
San Antonio
Waco
Wichita Falls
Atlanta
Boston
Chicago SR
Cincinnati
Denver
Belton
Gatesville
Jarrell
Georgetown
Crawford
Weather Bureau
Valley Mills
Center City
Hurst Springs
Meridian
College Station
Paris
Indian Gap
Clifton
Youngsport
Flat
Bonham
Wolfe City
Livingston
West
Moline
Clarksville
Corsicana
Frost
Tyler
Ferris
McGregor
Lake Waco
U.S. 84
Texas
West Texas
High Plains
Pecos River
Abilene
el Paso
Goldwater Loses Grip but Hooks Texas Support
Barry Goldwater urged GOP unity at the Dallas convention as Goldwater-for-president signs flooded the venue. He warned the party must unite against Democrats not themselves, while Texas speakers tout the campaign and defend the South’s role in a 1964 victory.
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Dallas Memorial
Scranton
South
Republican Party
U.S
Soviet Union
Europe
America
The
New York Times
Washington Post
Sen
Tower of
Wichita Falls
Barry Goldwater
Bruce Alger
Dallas
Johnson
Kremlin
Highways Reopened After Flooding In Waco District
The Texas Highway Department announced several routes in the Waco district were reopened after high water closures. FM 1123 at Salado Creek and FM 1237 at Cedar Creek in Bell County, FM 107 from Moody to Oglesby, and Texas 317 in McLennan County are now passable. Remaining closures include Texas 26 at the Leon River in Coryell County, FM 1637 at the Bosque River in McLennan County, and Texas 317 at Wasp Creek between McGregor and Crawford.
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Austin
Texas Highway Department
Waco District
Salado Creek
Cedar Creek
Bell County
Moody
Oglesby
Texas 317
McLennan County
Texas 26
Leon
Coryell County
Bosque River
Wasp Creek
McGregor
Crawford
Savage Mrs Adeila Josephine Savage obituary notice
Mrs Adeila Josephine Savage 47 of 3812 Northwest Ist wife of Vernon B Savage and mother of Doyle Bobby Wayne Mary Ruth. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Gary Brewster. sister of William Edgar Brewster T M Odom and June Sweigart. Service 2:00 p.m. Thursday Pioneer Chapel. Frances Louise Williams 83 of 912 South Alabama sister of Mrs R C Crum Minnie Jarman and others. Services 10:30 a.m. Thursday Pioneer Chapel. interment Llano Cemetery.
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W. Womack
Pioneer Chapel
Llano Cemetery
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Jack C. Leavitt
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Tom Jones
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