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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1963
Page
4
Oklahoma City coverage describes a fragmented Legislature with delays and deferments as lawmakers faced a complex budget and governance issues. Analysts note conflicting promises from Gov Beil and ongoing negotiations over reforms and funding, shaping ongoing political dynamics.
The Supreme Court upholds a New Mexico style ban on certain trade practices and advertising in a case involving Agnes Head, a newspaper editor, and Roberts. The ruling addresses interstate commerce concerns and clarifies the scope of state restrictions on advertising in gambling and related services.
A jumble of garbled lines from a UPI report mentions a crowd, a crow shootout, and a national competition with two named crows. Stewart references a verdict or rule, the federal law, and an ostrich remark linked to riders, with unclear details about states and applications.
A fragmentary note references The Tulsa World depiction of a vague incident. It includes garbled phrases and numbers, offering little readable detail beyond a general sense of an event described by the Tulsa World.
Portales news notes Jack Burkett son of Mr and Mrs Eine B Ortet of Portales has been named to a future farmer office. He served as chapter president and was chairman of the 4 H club program. His farming plan includes cotton and sorghum crops on two acres with four acres of grain sorghum. He will be a senior at Portales High School next year.
In Carlsbad New Mexico a preliminary murder hearing for Patrick Smith and co defendants was postponed. The case involves two alleged physicians linked to the death of Mattie Restine. A defense witness was ordered available until Wednesday. The original charges were filed on April 12 and a previous postponement paused proceedings before Judge Kermid Nash.
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