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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1968

Page

2

Weather outlook for Texas Panhandle and environs

Sunny and hot today with late thunderstorms possible in east Texas Panhandle and west Oklahoma. Highs 88 to 97, Hereford near 97, southwest winds 14 to 22 mph. Amarillo cool near 62 at dawn, 93 high with low humidity. Tuesday cooler, South Plains cloudy and rainy with highs 80s north central and lower 90s south.

East Texas Panhandle Oklahoma Hereford Amarillo South Plains

Amarillo area forecast with possible thundershowers

Weather forecast for Amarillo and vicinity calling for clear to partly cloudy skies through Tuesday. Widely scattered thundershowers possible late today into Tuesday with highs in the 0s and lows in the 60s, southerly winds 10 to 20 mph, 10 percent rain chance. Comparative readings show Amarillo clear, Dallas cloudy, Houston showers, Oklahoma City partially cloudy.

Amarillo Dallas Houston Okla City Pry

Nazarene General Superintendents Elected at Assembly

In Kansas City AP three new general superintendents were elected by 680 delegates to the Church of the Nazarene quadrennial assembly. The named leaders are Dr Edward Law lor Dr Eugene L Stowe and Dr Orville W Jenkins all of Kansas City Utility incumbents were reelected to four year terms: Dr Samuel Young Dr W H Lewis and Dr George Coulter all of Kansas City.

Kansas City Church of the Nazarene Edward Lawlor Eugene L. Stowe Orville W. Jenkins Church Samuel Young W. H. Lewis George Coulter

Amarillo Daily News Masthead and pricing details 1968

The document lists the Amarillo Daily News masthead with staff titles and roles at Globe-News Publishing Company. It also shows subscription rates for home delivery by carrier and mail, including within and outside a 300 mile radius, with prices for morning, evening, Sunday, and service men and students. Copyright 1968 by Globe-News Publishing Company.

The Daily News Globe-News Ggrrte Company, Inc Ninth End Harrison P.O Amarillo Texas B. Whittenburg Jim Walker Wesley Paul Timmons Don Royett Jim Clark Grady Camp Lowell Brown Ons Trenton T Dave Harry Bartlett Eve & Sun Globe Sun Globe-News Publishing Company, Inc

Texans Killed In Vietnam War

The Defense Department said five Texans were among 53 U S servicemen killed recently in Vietnam. Cpl Luis G Gonzales of Lamesa and Cpl Theodore R Hollis of Silsbee and Marine Pfc Arnold J Rivera of El Paso died in action. Army Spec 4 Sidney M Connolly Jr of Corpus Christi died not in action.

Washington UPI Defense Department U. S Vietnam Army Luis G. Gonzales Luis G. Gonzales Sr N. 11Th St. Lamesa Theodore R. Hollis Isaac Hollis Jr Silsbee Marine Pic Arnold J. Rivera Arnold Rivera Mathias Drive el Paso Sidney M. Connolly Jr Sidney M

Fort Worth Lawyer Charged With Extortion

Fort Worth attorney Leo Ferris was charged with extortion after allegedly demanding 2000 from wig shop owner Mrs Jean Thompson to recover stolen wigs valued at 8000. Assistant District Attorney Roland Hill said Ferris, a former assistant DA, threatened to have the business robbed and to influence the wig recovery in Coffey's office context.

Fort Worth UPI Dist Atty Frank Coffey Leo Ferris Ferris Jean Thompson Atty Roland Hill CIPI

President Johnson to Visit HemisFair With Latin Envoys

President Johnson will visit San Antonio's HemisFair 68 on July 4 with about 40 Latin American ambassadors, invited to the fair from the United States and the 22‑member OAS. Ambassadors from non hemispheric countries with pavilions were also invited.

HemisFair Washington UPI Johnson San Antonio White House United States Organization of American States OAS

Perryton Obituary Notices Seeleyed in Short Services

Cecil L Ballard 41 Perryton services held 3 00 p m Nazarene church Regina Crawford 41 Perryton service 11 00 a m Midway Pentecostal Church Fairview Austin Matthew Putman 60 70 South Eton Perryton Texas services pending Kelly Don Sheets 37 North In nang Perryton Texas services pending Doss Thompson 21 Brooks services pending

Ballard Cecil L. Ballard Perryton Nazarene Crawford Regina Crawford Midway Pentecostal Fairview Okio Putman Austin Matthew Putman South Eton Texas Sheets Kelly Don Sheets North Innang Hompson Doss Thompson Brooks

Resurrection City camp braces for first clash with government

Protest leaders vow to continue mass demonstrations despite a government deadline and tear gas incidents. Police used tear gas after projectiles flew from the site as residents, including families, faced the Reflecting Pool area while Walter of Charleston was wounded nearby.

Interior Department Travelers Aid Society America Resurrection City Park Ralph David Abernathy Southern Christian Leadership Conference James Smiley Walter Charleston W.va Walter

Plane Mishap Kills Woman At Drag Track

Miss Archuleta dies after a plane cartwheels toward a car near the track. Witnesses, including Roger Craig and Johnny Warnecke, describe the moments surrounding the crash as 8,000 spectators watched the final drag run. Survivors include sisters Mary Cuellar and Margaret Archuleta, brothers Alfonso Robert Jerry, with services pending.

Archuleta Clayton N. M Amarillo Mary Cuellar Sunrise Margaret Archuleta J Alfonso Raton Robert U. S. Army Vietnam Jerry Schooler-Gordon

Boy, 3, Hurt After Street Accident in Northwest

Robert Charles Baker, 3, of 1000 North Jackson was injured about 1 45 p m Sunday when struck by a car in the 1900 block of Northwest 15th. The boy darted into the street in front of a car driven by Lloyd Brigham, 72, of 1500 Florida. He is listed in satisfactory condition at Northwest Texas Hospital with a slight concussion.

Robert Charles Baker N. Jackson NW 15Th Lloyd Brigham Florida Northwest Texas Hospital

California Fires Fade Across Three Wildfires

An army of smoke darkened crews battled three California wildfires, with one contained. The blazes charred over 40 000 acres across Liebre Mountain Angeles National Forest Bouquet Canyon and Los Padres National Forest. 1300 men fought the Liebre blaze. Bouquet Canyon fire reduced crews to 150. the King City fire about 50 percent contained after 3000 acres burned. Five injuries reported. no communities threatened.

Los Angeles California Liebre Mountain Angeles National Forest Bouquet Canyon U.S. Forest Service King City Bill Derr Forest Service Los Padres National Forest

Precinct Chairmen Barred From Boards

Texas Atty. Gen. Crawford Martin says county precinct chairmen of either party cannot serve as members or trustees of state boards or agencies in a formal opinion to the Senate nominations committee. An observer estimates up to 60 chairmen may resign statewide, mostly Democrats.

Austin Atty Crawford Martin Martin Senate

Delia Ada Martin 93 Services in Wichita Falls

Delia Ada Martin age 93 of Hillhaven Rest Home died. Services held 2 p.m. Monday at Hampton-Vaughn Chapel in Wichita Falls Texas with arrangements by Hampton-Vaughn.

Martin Delia Ada Martin Hillhaven Rest Home Hampton-Vaughn Chapel Wichita Falls Texas

De Gaulle Wins Plurality In First Round French Vote

In the first round De Gaulle’s Union for the Defense of the Republic led with about 44 to 46 percent in unofficial totals while leftists lagged as Paris results were awaited. Voters kept faith in De Gaulle amid May riots and government dissolution.

Gaullist Union For Defense of the Republic de Gaulle Paris National Assembly France Georges Pompidou Mi ‘Chel Debre Maurice Couve de Murville

Horse injures Amarillo youth in street incident

A 13 year old Amarillo boy was knocked down and stepped on by a horse at about 6 30 p m. Ronald Moor aged 13 lives with his father Duayne Moor at 505 E 26th. He suffered an injured leg and multiple bruises and was listed in satisfactory condition at Northwest Texas Hospital. A witness said the horse knocked him down and walked over him.

Amarillo Ronald Moor Duayne Moor Northwest Texas Hospital

NATO Ministers to Discuss Six Disarmament Proposals

NATO ministers from 15 member nations meet in Iceland for a two day spring session. The United States Belgium Germany Canada and Britain propose six disarmament plans overlapping in reducing NATO forces in Europe. They will also address Soviet strength in the Mediterranean and East German travel restrictions to West Berlin amid Czechoslovak developments.

Brussels North Atlantic Treaty Organization Iceland United States Belgium Germany Canada Britain NATO Europe Mediterranean West Berlin Czechoslovakia

Stratford Bank Leader Sees History Shaping Current Lending

Flores, rising to president of an $8 million deposit Stratford bank, recalls a 1950s recession that tightened credit and fell grain prices. He notes tight money still curbs farmer lending but expects policy to ease as conditions improve. He warns no bank robberies have occurred despite tips.

Stratford Flores Stratford Bank

Coast storm triggers twister warnings along Texas shore

Turbulence extended from Candy to Bay City and inland toward Victoria and Cameron. A twister southeast of El Campo overturned trailers and damaged buildings with no injuries. Coastal small craft were advised to stay in port and Padre Island nearshore warned of 2 to 4 foot tides. Emergency center activated in Austin with DPS, health and disaster relief staff coordinating potential flood relief. Governor Connally kept in contact as agencies stood by.

Bay City Victoria Cameron el Campo Texas Padre Island Austin Texas Department of Public Safety Department Division of Disaster Relief State Health Department State Disaster Council Kingsville Beaumont John Connally

Massive U S Raids Hit North Vietnam With 126 Missions

Air Force Marine and Navy pilots flew 126 missions below the 19th parallel targeting bases trucks and ammunition depots. A clash left one F105 destroyed and rescued the pilot. MIG sightings noted but no air duel. In Saigon President Thieu hailed mass Viet Cong surrenders and Buddhist leaders urged immediate de escalation. Mayflower named Massachusetts state flower.

Saigon North Vietnam Air Force Marine Navy Demilitarized Zone Dmz U.S U.S. Command Nguyen van Thieu South Vietnam Gia Dinh

Ambulance Crew Recounts Dragway Crash Response

The driver slowed to about 50 miles per hour before reaching a service station to change a wheel, then continued to the dragway site. Five people rode in the heavy ambulance, which could not be jacked. units were deployed to cover the area as a precaution. Guernerich praised Boone’s calm performance amid a potential disaster with seven possible victims.

LaWayne Guenerich South Washington Guernerich Boone

Fire Fatal in Houston Apartments Claim Life

Karen Galmiche, 24, died Saturday in a Houston apartment fire. Fire officials listed the cause as the blaze, with rescuers unable to revive her at the scene.

Houston Karen Galmiche

Obituary notices for several Texas residents listed

Harve Otis Brothers 82 Vernon services pending Alice M Dickens 60 1801 North Arthur services 4 p m Monday N S Griggs Pioneer Chapel Gary Andrew Milton 21 Oumas Texas services 29m Tuesday First Presbyterian Church Vernon A Quine 55 811 Browning Street services 2 p m Monday Lula Sparks 89 2605 Taylor services 10 00 A M Monday N Griggs Pioneer Chapel

Brothers Harve Otis Brothers Vernon Texas Dickens Alice M. Dickens North Arthur N. S. Griggs Pioneer Chapel Milton Spec Gary Andrew Milton Oumas First Presbyterian Church Quine Vernon A. Quine Browning Street N.S Griggs Pioneer Chapel Sparks Lula Taylor Griggs Pioneer Chapel

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