Turk Lands City YMCA
Turk Eryilmaz arrives in Amarillo after touring U S YMCA programs aims to apply learned admin practices in Istanbul where he leads the national YMCA He plans a Turkish youth soccer league and language education programs enrolling 1000 to 1200 students annually during his six month U S tour ending August 4.
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Sadettin Eryilmaz
United States
Sam
Eryilmaz
YMCA
Istanbul
Turkey
Amarillo
U.S
Dallas
San Antonio
Beaumont
Los Angeles
San Olaf College
Northfield
Minn
Ray Abandons Extradition Appeal In King Case
James Earl Ray agreed to return to the United States voluntarily for trial on charges of assassinating Martin Luther King Jr. He signed a statement under the alias Ramon George Sneyd saying he would forego his High Court appeal and submit to extradition. Ray, held in London, is to be turned over to U.S. authorities for trial in Tennessee on the Memphis killing.
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London
James Earl Ray
United States
Martin Luther King Jr
Ray
Ramon George Sneyd
Arthur J. Hanes Jr
Birmingham
Ala
Hanes
U.S
Tennessee
Memphis
King
High Court
Wandsworth
Missouri
Alabama
British
Home Office
Frank Milton
Home
James Callaghan
High Court of Justice
Bow Street
Amarillo Hospital Visiting Rules and Names List
The notice outlines visiting limits at Northwest and St Anthony's hospitals with 15 minute windows and two visitors per patient, plus age restrictions and visitor-card pickup. It lists visiting hours for Northwest, St Anthony's, High Plains Baptist, and Southwest Osteopathic Hospital, followed by an extensive reader-name directory of residents and addresses across multiple towns and states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
St. Anthony's
St Anthony’s
High Plains Baptist
Southwest Osteopathic Hospital
Pool Water Clearing Up After City Pool Survey Findings
City officials checked 28 motel pools and found only four with cloudy water caused by chemical treatment and training gaps. A seminar at the Water Treatment Plant will present experts on filtration, chemical use, and pool upkeep with tours of the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Bozeman
City Utilities
Bozeman
Sunday News Globe
Osage
Boseman
Lake Meredith
Texas State Health Department
Amarillo Bi-City
Hugh LeClair
Triple F Control-Dodson
Walter Tramel
The
State Chemical Co
Merle Latimer
Time Chemical Co
Herb Dodson
Dodson Chemical Co
Joe Jones
Texas Blue Lake Pools Co
Bill Hanneman
State Health Department Division of Sanitary Engineering
Local Names Listed Across Cities in Other Document
A fragmented list of individuals appears with surnames and addresses from multiple towns including Wilton Ivey Mrs Lorraine, Alfred Philipis, Claude Mrs Peggy Johnson, Sureson Bough, Benjamin Higginbotham, Jim Gardner, and Ruben Benovicer tied to cities such as Lubbock Pampa Tulsa Wheeler and addresses on Roosevelt Jackson and NW 16th. The readable items suggest a directory or notice listing persons by locale.
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Wilton Ivey
Lorraine Amaote
Roosevelt Alfred Philipis
Jackson
Hubertompson
Claude
Peggy Johnson
Lubbock
Sureson Bough
Pampa
Benjamin Higginbotham
Tulsa
Jim Gardner
Wheeler
Ruben Benovicer
Skeletal remains identified in Collingsworth County case
A human skeleton found March 1 in a wrecked car by two road department workers near Buck Creek southwest of Quail is identified as James Oliver Harris, 38, based on clothing. Harris had been missing about seven months. the skull has not been recovered. Graveside services were held in Memphis. Harris leaves a wife, daughter, parents, a brother and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frome Wellington
Collingsworth County Road Department
Buck Creek
Quail
James Oliver Harris
Harris
A T. Horris Sr
Collingsworth County
John Rainey
Fairview Cemetery
Memphis
James Henry
Travis Baptist Church
Kelso Funeral Home
Silverton
Nadine
Sierrra Madre
Calif
Karen Darlene Harris
el Paso
J. T. Jr
Phoenix
Clarence Walls
Betty Dixon
Magistrate holds Ray in jail on forgery and gun charges
Ray sits passively as Chief Magistrate Frank Milton orders eight days in custody before the next hearing. Police say the arrest involves entering the country with a forged Canadian passport and carrying an unlicensed gun. Extradition possible if he is acquitted in America.
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Istrates Court
Ray
Frank Milton
America
Detroit Mayor Cavanagh Faces Divorce Hearing Potent accusations
Detroit Mayor Jerome P. Cavanagh testified of a running battle with wife Mary Helen since 1965 accusing her of locking him out and ripping his pajama top while she charged excessive drinking and abusive treatment. Judge Farmer took the case under advisement with a decision expected in about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
UPI
Jerome P. Cavanagh
Cavanagh
Mary Helen
Charles S. Farmer
U S and Soviet to open talks on arms limits in near future
President Johnson told the U N disarmament committee in Geneva that the United States and the Soviet Union would begin talks soon on mutually limiting and reducing offensive and defensive nuclear missiles. He urged focus on a global ban on nuclear weapons from ocean floors as Geneva resumes sessions.
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Geneva
UPS
Johnson
U.N. Disarmament Committee
United States
Soviet Union
France
William C. Foster
U.S
Foster
Alexei A. Roshehin
Moscow
Roshchi
Britain
Southwest Annexation Sliced by Commission
Amarillo city commission trimmed the planned annexation area southwest of U S 66 and Coulter Road from 320 acres to a 600 foot wide strip along Coulter, modifying the Planning and Zoning Board’s half section proposal. The move aims to bring right of way into city control for road improvements with bond funds. adjacent landowners will share costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Simmonds
Our City
Hali
Amarillo
Coulter
Amarillo School Board Chooses North Heights For Special Classes
The Amarillo School Board votes to place classes for trainable mentally challenged students at North Heights Elementary, a move prompting parental opposition and concern over segregation and resource use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
North Heights
June Industrial Output Rises Despite Slower Pace
The Federal Reserve reports industrial output reached a June record at 164.4 percent of the 1957-59 base, up 0.3% from May, with auto production steady at about 94 million units and steel rising while aluminum faced cuts from stoppages. The government also announced a plan to add $600 million in home mortgage money via savings and loan associations after Aug 1.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
S&l
Commerce Department
Federal Reserve
Police Probe Injured Amarillo Girl Case
Police examined injuries to 4 year old Loretta Krobot of 2712 Ridgemere after she was treated at St Anthony's Hospital for cuts and bruises. Parents report she was in the yard when the incident occurred and no witnesses were found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Loretta Krobot
Laurence Krobot
Ridgemere
St. Anthony's Hospital
Resident Fined For Assault in Potter County Court
Whitfield Acklin, 32, of 718 N. Aldridge, was fined $150 Tuesday after pleading guilty to aggravated assault. Acklin admitted biting Amarillo police officer Floyd Ashley on the arm Monday evening as Ashley was taking him into custody on a disturbance complaint. The officer reported striking Acklin on the head with a flashlight during the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitfield Acklin
N. Aldridge
Potter County
Acklin
Amarillo
Floyd Ashley
Ashley
Burglars Hit Two Amarillo Firms In Daytime Crime
Police said burglars took about 800 dollars in cash and caused 450 dollars in damage across two Amarillo locations. S and M Drug Store on Canyon Drive lost 630 dollars in cash with 150 dollars in damage. Palo Duro Lanes on NE 24th suffered 170 dollars in cash and 291 dollars in damage. Entry was made into S and M Drug Store through the roof, dropping 16 feet to the floor. A metal cabinet with three cash drawers was rifled for about 680 dollars. Nearby, 50 dollars and a roll of dimes were found behind the building. At Palo Duro Lanes, thirteen coin machines were pried open and 170 dollars in cash plus 291 dollars in damage noted. A tool thief also took a 200 dollar toolbox from a parked car in the 600 block Jackson. Public notices of daytime programs follow.
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Amarillo
Henry Arthur Vanderby
Bonham
S&m
Canyon Dr
Palo Duro
NE 24Th
Eugene Vanderbrook
Kenneth Ray Moore
Jackson
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Boys Ranch
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Wise Men's Club
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Marie Co. Bales
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Oas Linden
Patricia Carol Caudle
Barker
Rose Anna M. Collins
Kentucky
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J. M. Farrell
McMasters
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Olsen
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Mobile
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Simpson
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Smith
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Terrace
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Okio
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Boise City
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Clarendon
Shay Ann Selvige
Elkhart
Kon
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Goodwell
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Hale Center
Jewell L. Dodson
Hereford
Carl
Holt
Hugoton
Kaon
Dennis A Gillespie
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Jo Ellen Gibbs
Francine M Duggan James Milton Nation
Henry Lee Williams
Smamrock
Amy Rebecca Barker
Elbert C. Newton
Bertha Ann Brown
Walsh, Cole
James E Mease
Southwest Osteopathic
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Columbine
Mary McGraw
Neath
Leon Lynn
Parker
Barbara Griffith
Mesa Circle
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Herman
Sheren Presley
N_ Cleveland
Canyon
Margaret Williamson
Roxie Smith
St Francis
Horace R. Gossiot
Rosia Junell
Pierce Jock Gibbs
Monroe
Aliie Moe Kemp
N. Washington
Maxine Garver
Valley Ave
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Eady
Iris Clark
Katherine Metcalf
van Buren
Frank Forwell
Bobby Boty
Wayne
Lester Horner
Bertha Bernard
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Buena Vista
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Vinewood
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Bowie
Jonathon P. Wolfe
Lenwood
Pearl McCuriey
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Randy Ochoa
Arthur .Borger
Jerome Franklin
Jane Gilimon
Debra Courtney
Cameron
Milton J. Schiller
Childress
Kevin Dole
Croin
Lovington
Richard E. Potter
Bock
Wilton Allen Pampa
Londo Corel Etheredoe
Reneny Royd
Berbera Koff
Julie Chauncey O'Brien
Travis
Roadway Inn
Fillmore
Villa Inn
Interstate 40
Grand Flamingo Motel
Amarillo Blvd
Mary Helen Cavanagh
Russia
Tom Seay
Bob Canode
Montgomery Ward
Amarillo Medical Center
Coulterith Water Distribution System
U. S. 66
Marvin Nichols
Fort Worth
Henry Beverley
Seay
F. W. Wallace
Amarillo Area Foundation
J. Ernest Stroud
Nichols
Bell Helicopter Co
Bell
Gilvin
Rill, Inc
Revere L. O’brien Thompson
Mays
Gibson
Traffic Commission
S. Ross
3Rd
SE 10Th
Ross
SE 101
S. Georgia
Plains
Hobbs
Bennett Mfg. Co
Civic
Fields & Co
Katherine Burwell
Aity
Jerry Searcy
Our
Statt
John Horne
Home Loan Bank Board
L. R. Wynne
Amarillo Association For
Wynne
Edward Thomas
Robert Ashworth
Howard Lynch
AARC
Ashworth
Roger Case
Aso
Case
Dennis the
Kgnc Kvii
KFDA
NBC
ABC
CBS
Sfarm and Ranch
Wth
NBC News
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Squar
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Kangaroo
Dick ¢ Cavett
Sho
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Hilbillies
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Mayberry
CBS News
Treasure Isle
Guiding Ling Light
Art Linkletter
Mike Douglas
Outlaw
Van
One Life
Mimihin
Baal al
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Nye
Fe Maee
KGNC
KVL
ABC Tuggie
Huntley-Brinkley
Spits
the Virginian
Kraft Music Wall
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Amerillo
KIXZ
Ing
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KRAY
Mutual
KPUR
Ind
KCAN
KZIP
KC Ind
the Avengers
Dream House
Joey ’ Bishop
Outer Limits
Spts
Beverly Hillbillies
He and
Dom de Louise
Tations Kgnc
KMUL
KTNM
KDJW
Amearifie Borger Childress
Tucumcari
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