Weather Summary from Amarillo Weather Bureau Office
Amarillo reports 24 hour precipitation ending 6 a.m. yesterday with totals this year 1.90 inches for the month 5.59 inches and year to date 3.40 inches, while the all time average period shows 1.92 inches for the month and 8.70 inches for the year.
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Burglar Damages Crossroads Bar at 1901 W 6th
The Crossroads Bar on 1901 W 6th suffered over $1,000 in damage after a Thursday night burglary. Manager Cecil Robertson found the bar in disarray at about 9 am with food and merchandise thrown about, vending machines damaged, six to eight cases of beer stolen along with two coffee percolators and other items.
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W. 6Th
Cecil Robertson
Obituary Notices from Denton and Sayre Areas
Monore Denton 75 Vivian's Rest Home father of Claude and Jessie. King 76 430 Charies father of Roy Mlss Wilmoth King and Mrs. T. H. Edens. May 65 823 Louisiana husband of Nora father of Dewey and six others. Sanford 102 East Central Joni daughter of J C Sanford with graveside service at Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Monroe Denton
Vivian
Linda Hightower
H. E. Edwards
Harold Palmer
Cabile Bell
Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel
Memorial Park
Sanford Joni Sanford
East Central
J. C. Sanford
Jamie
Cheney Michele
Donna
W. C. Cheney
R. R. Sanford
Mermorial Park Cemetery
Daily News masthead and subscription rates notice
The Daily News, Amarillo, established 1909, announces ownership by Globe News Publishing Company Inc. and lists staff roles. Classic pricing for home delivery by carrier, mail rates within 300 miles and outside radius, with various morning, evening and Sunday options and annual totals. Copyright 1964 Globe News.
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Daily News
Globe News Publishing Company, Inc
Nadoya
Harrison
Amarillo
Texas
Wes“Eye
Izzard
Paul Timmons
Don Boyett
Louise Evans
Shelby Kritser
Grady
Lowell Brown
Trenton T. Davis
Harry Bartlett
Globe News Publishing Company Inc
Tragic Boise City girl dies after moth repellent mix incident
Kimberly Lee Gore, six, died after ingesting moth repellent crystals that spilled on the floor. Her family rushed her to Cimarron Memorial Hospital where doctors gave blood transfusions and performed resuscitation efforts for hours. Orthodichlorobenzene, a minor ingredient, is suspected to have caused the death. funeral services are planned for St Paul’s Methodist Church in Boise City.
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Kimberly Lee
Amarillo
Boise City
Kimberly
Lee
St. Paul’ Methodist Church
Paul Tripp
Boise City Cemetery
White Funeral Home
Schooler
Senate Cloture Vote Passes Civil Rights Bill Amid Southern Opposition
All 100 senators attended the session including Sen. ClareEngle as 46 Democrats and 27 Republicans backed passage while 27 opposed. Senator Goldwater shouted no citing objections to public accommodations and employment provisions. The debate reflected party splits and shifts before final passage with Kennedy and Johnson backing the bill, and southern opposition framing it as federal overreach. The measure bans race color religion and national origin discrimination in public accommodations and employment with staged enforcement and school integration powers vested in the attorney general. Public facilities and voting rights provisions are strengthened as the bill becomes law.
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Clare Engle
D-Calif
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
Alan Bible
D-Nev
Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
Norris Cotton
R.N.H
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Milton R. Young
N.D
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Senate
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Congress
Johnson
South
Dixie
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Clinois
Mansfield
Humphrey
House
John W McCormack
D-Mass
Ward
Pool drains mystery after two boys collapse at pool
David H. Robertson and assistant William Wolfe reported no electrical shock as they pulled two unconscious boys from the pool during a summer swimming class attended by 75 swimmers. The pool was closed pending investigation after early tests found no electrical fault. underwater lights aid lifeguards.
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David H. Robertson
William Wolfe
Robertson
Wesley L. Brown
Kelly
MacDonald
Winnetka
Senators Vote 73-27 To Pass Civil Rights Bill
The Senate delivered a 73 to 27 vote to pass the civil rights bill on Friday night. The FOR PASSAGE bloc included 73 Democrats and 27 Republicans supported the measure, with 21 Democrats and 6 Republicans opposed. Names cited include Anderson N.M. Bartlett Alaska Bayh Ind. Brewster Md. Bible Nev. and many more across parties.
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Kennedy Suffered Plane Crash During Democratic Convention
Senator Kennedy was in an airplane crash near the Springfield convention site. Mrs Kennedy rushed to the hospital with Massachusetts Governor Endicott Peabody after the crash was announced. The convention chairman announced his survival, and Vice President Johnson was notified in San Francisco as he prepared to speak at a fundraiser. Kennedy, elected in 1962 to finish his brother's term, faces a full six-year term in the fall. He is a brother of Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy.
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Endicott Peabody
State Senate
John E. Powers
Kennedy
Johnson
San Francisco
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Senate
George Cabot Lodge
Robert F. Kennedy
Autopsy Reveals Pneumonia in Lacombe Man
An autopsy on Rennie L. Cuevas of Lacombe Louisiana found pneumonia as the cause of death after he died at Northwest Texas Hospital near noon Thursday. Police said the death is not ruled murder. Cuevas was beaten with an iron pipe during a robbery attempt in the Santa Fe Railway yards Tuesday afternoon. Boxwell's of Amarillo arranged for the body to be sent to Covington Louisiana for services and burial.
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Rennie L. Cuevas
Lacombe
Northwest Texas
Cuevas
Santa Fe
Tuesay
Boxwell's
Amarillo
Covingtion
Federal oil and gas lease drawing announced in Santa Fe NM
Public drawing will offer thousands of acres of oil and gas leases in New Mexico including Lea Eddy San Juan counties and Okichoma Texas at fifty cents per acre. Leases valued by major firms at hundreds per acre. Provides equal chance to draw for all applicants. Box 75 Santa Fe NM offers filing assistance via former federal land agent.
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United States
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Lea, Eddy
San Juan
Okichoma
Texas
USA
Walker Awarded $800,000 in AP Libel Verdict
Former Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker won an $800,000 libel judgment against The Associated Press over AP reports of his actions during the 1962 University of Mississippi riot. A four by eight member jury found AP statements alleging he led rioters and commanded a mob against federal marshals were false and malicious, awarding $500,000 in damages and $300,000 in punitive damages.
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Fort Worth
Edwin A. Walker
Associated Press
University of Mississippi
Walker
U.S
Ole Miss
Wes Gallagher
James Meredi
Oxford
Miss
News Association
Waverly L. Johnson
Charles Murray
Burns visits Amarillo as Air Training Command leader
General Burns visits Amarillo marking his first trip to the city since taking command of Air Training Command. The three star general with 35 years of service is noted for cooperation between Amarillo residents and Air Force personnel. Also present were Edward R. Trapnell and Maj. Gen. Kuhnfeld. Monteith is on leave.
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Burns
Amarillo
Air Training Command
Randolph Air Force Base
Edward R. Trapnell
Air Force
Albert M. Kuhnfeld
Col. Baker
Amarillo Afb
Gen. Burns
Dwight O. Monteith
United Nations Extends Cyprus Peacekeeping Mission
The United Nations Security Council approved a three month extension of the 6,400 man Cyprus force after support from Cyprus Greece Turkey and Britain for a five nation resolution. The Soviet Union did not oppose but did not urge the extension. US Ambassador Adlai Stevenson said the council must extend the force.
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Cyprus
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Adlai E. Stevenson
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Roxwell Brothers Funeral Directors Notice
Willis Stephens Boyd aged 64 of 810 West 3rd Claude is named as father and relative to several individuals with services pending. Rennie L Cavens aged 45 of LaCombe Louisiana is listed as brother and body sent to Covington Louisiana for service and burial.
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Boyd Willis Stephens Boyd
West 3Rd
Claude
A. J. Jones
J. L. Longhagen
George
J. Boyd
Cavers Rennie L. Cavens
LaCombe
Louisiana
Albert Cerdas
Covington
Dallas Fire Delays New Courthouse Fire on Eighth Floor
A blaze on the eighth floor of Dallas County's new 12 story courthouse halted completion, likely delaying it for months. Fire raged for over two hours with 20 mph winds, destroying construction gear and buckling steel beams. Firefighters used snorkel and aerial trucks to reach the high flames as water finally reached the scene.
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Dallas
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