Panhandle Cattlemen Pledge 175 Beef Cattle Yearly to Boys Ranch
Members of the Texas Cattle Feeders Association in Amarillo voted to launch an area wide program contributing 150 to 175 head of beef cattle per year to Boys Ranch. The plan, proposed by Tom Herrick, envisions gifts from individuals or purchases through local feedlots.
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Texas Cattle Feeders Association
Boys Ranch
Tom Herrick
Amarillo
Southwestern T-Bone Association
Villa Inn
Panhandle
Association
The
Treasury
Crisis in Air Traffic Strains Kennedy O Hare and New York runs
A UPI report describes widespread delays at Kennedy, LaGuardia, and Newark as jetliners queue along runways and circling airports. O'Hare faces ground delays from a closed runway, while San Francisco sees on time operations with peak period delays. FAA officials call for a fourth New York airport to relieve congestion.
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United Press International
New York
Kennedy International Airport
Jamaica Bay
Chicago
O'Hare International
San Francisco
International Airport
Frank Puglisi
Northeast
Federal Aviation Administration
Puglisi
Kennedy la Guardia
Newark
New York City
Harold Lufkin
FAA Air Traffic Control Center
Aurora
O'Hare
Hearing for Youth Continued by Judge
The delinquency hearing for 16 year old Troy Edward Bell accused of assaulting two women and a burglary is continued indefinitely pending psychiatric examination. Bell of 809 Lake was jailed after a June incident and later moved from county jail to the detention home after a writ of habeas corpus denial by Judge Carl Periman.
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Troy Edward Bell
Potter County
Bell
Andy E. Bell
Lake
Carl Periman
Vietnamese Officials Travel to U.S. for Judicial Study
Three South Vietnamese court officials departed for the United States for consultations with judges in Massachusetts, Washington D.C., and Hawaii. The study tour was organized by the U.S. embassy.
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Saigon
UPI
United States
Massachusetts
Washington
D.C
Hawaii
U.S
FBI Bates Sabotage Workshops
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover said a new leftist student group SDS led a June national convention at Michigan State University East Lansing where workshops on sabotage and explosives were held. He warned such violence is central to the new left and cited plans to attack Selective Service sites and disrupt key facilities.
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Students For A Democratic Society
Michigan State University
East Lansing
Mich
FBI
Hoover
Obituaries From Amarillo Area Funeral Notices
Funeral notices for Neal Cross 41 of 633 N Bivins and Russel Haberman 1 with LaGrone Funeral Chapel. multiple obituaries across Canyon Canadian Borger Dumas Phillips Hereford Pampa Memphis list survivors and service details. Included are Agnes Baker Barclay Porter Teed Dillard Platzer and Walker obituaries with birthplaces, ages, and family members.
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Neal Cross
N. Bivins
Blackburn
Cross
High Plains Baptist Hospital
Lamar County
Evin B.i Ason
William Neal Cross
Houston
Tom
Paris
Tex
Howden
Sherman
Trannie Hughes
Canyon
I Russel Haberman
Bill Sterling
First Ave
LaGrone
Wathey Clinic
Dafies
Rex Reeves
Southside Baptist Church
Pai
Pavia
Ning
Preston
Services Arranged For Blast Victims In Pampa
Funeral services are set for three men who died from burns after the Cities Service booster plant blast near Pampa. Maron Miles Stewart 64 Charles Leonard Reeves 59 Travis Patterson 49 died at Northwest Texas Hospital Amarillo. Leo Casey 43 remained in critical condition. Three other men injured were in good condition Everly Campbell 60 L C Wassell 51 Sam Goodan 61.
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Cities Service Gas Co
Here
Maron Miles Stewart
Charles Leonard Reeves
Travis Patterson
Northwest Texas Hospital
Amarillo
Leo Casey
Pampa
Everly Campbell
L. C. Wassell
Sam Goodan
Bridge Tournament Begins in Hereford
Hereford hosts a four day Hereford Duplicate Bridge Tournament with over 150 Panhandle players. Men and Women pairs opened Thursday at the Hereford Community Center. Mrs. Dwain Pittenger announces class trophies and a traveling master points trophy to be awarded Sunday afternoon. Registration costs 2.50 per session or 6 for master and open events. event directed by Mrs. Pat Robbins for the Hereford Duplicate Bridge Club.
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Hereford
Panhandle
Hereford Community Center
Dwain Pittenger
Pittenger
Hardeman Wins Parade Honors At 80th Childress Event
The Miss Hardeman County float won first place in the 80th annual Childress County Old Settlers Association parade. Childress Jaycees came second and the Childress Retirement Club third. The Mangum Riding Club led riding clubs, with Quanah and Childress also placing high. New directors elected include Jim Fields Roy Hassell Loise Stiner Clifton Smith John Browning and John Forbis. The celebration continues with rodeo at 9 p.m. and a Fiat Park Coliseum dance.
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Childress
Fiat Park Coliseum
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Jack Carruthers
Friona
Tri-State
Forrest Brutsman
Merck & Co
Rahway
N.J
B Brutsman
Brutsman
Dr. Brutsman
Duane Flack
Greeley
Colo
Monfort
Flack
Montfort
Jack Alexander
Denver
Rocky Mountain
Walter Lasley
Stratford
White and Kirk Parking
Tyler
All Missy
Florsheim and
Bostonion Shoes
ALL Ladies
Ubhihs
Bates
Russell Haberrman
Sarah Martin
Sarah Anes Martin
St. Anthony's Hospital
Martin
Paducah
Darel
Giedys Oakes
Hamletsburg
Floyd L, Pierce
Floyd L Pierce
Schooler-Gordon
Pierce
Omaha
Neb
Wayne Douglas
Lincoln
Beverly Carbough
Evelyn Etherton
Bessie Sarkup
Agnes Baker
S. Main
First Baptist Church
Ralph Wilt
Pion Miller
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints of
Stckiey Funeral Home
Baker
Charles
Bill Roberts
Roosevelt
Jerry Mclreath
Jimmy McCormick
Wayne and
Earl
Elvis
Oklahoma City
Albert Lone
Kansas City
Lucy Wier
Retalia Beothke
Maude Wheat
Elia Pine
Ernest D. Barclay
Anna Dillard
Dumas
Anna Laverne Dillard
Calvary Baptist Church
Walter Davis
Neorthlawn Memorial Gardens
Boxwell-Morrison Funeral
Mrs. Thelma Platzer
Phillips
Thelma E. Platzer
Philli Methodist
Rollo Davidson
Buriot
Fairfield
Iowa
Simpson
Charles E. Porter
Charles Earl Porter
Dairy Road
Gilisland
Ronald Harpster
Avenue Baptist Church
West Park Cemetery
Porter
Justice of the
Ernest Wade
Colin County
Dear Smith County
Arthur M. Teed
Arthur Milton Teed
DeWitt Seago
Harry Vanderpool
Polk Street
Woodrow Adcock
San Jacinto Methodist Church
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Fairview
Duenker Funeral Home
Teed
Houston Methodist Hospital
Spearville
Kan
Washburn College
Topeka
Gray County Bar Association
Texas Bar Association
First Methodist Church
Noon Lions Club
Harold C. Walker
Memphis
Harold C. “Chesty’ Walker
Phillips High School
John Bebo
Gene Jorgenson
Kermit First Baptist Church
Spicer Funeral
Walker
Seattle, Wash
New Orleans Saints
Stewart
Duenkel Funeral Home
Earl Maddux
Fellowship Baptist Church
Fairvew Cemetery
Waldron
Ark
Wilson
Oklo
Reeves
Central Baptist Church
Carroll Ray
Memory Gardens
Glenwood
Patterson
Ray
Denzil Leonard
Lincoln Street Baptist Church
Dalhart
Fairview Cemetery
Carmchael Whatley
Wellington
White Deer
Cities Service
Honolulu
Hardeman
Woolworth’s
Tincerie
Rae Zsee Hee Re Heron
Hale
Woolworth
Sunset Center
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