McCarthy Gains On Nixon and Rocky in Early Primaries
The Gallup Report notes Sen. Eugene McCarthy has gained on Richard Nixon and Nelson Rockefeller amid the California primary and New York results. Rockefeller shows some erosion but remains competitive against Hubert Humphrey as the contest narrows.
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Princton
N. J
California
New York
Eugene McCarthy
Richard Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
McCarthy
Hubert Humphrey
Visiting rules at Amarillo area hospitals and lists of residents
Hospital visitor limits vary by facility with Northwest Texas and St. Anthony's restricting visits to 15 minutes per patient and a maximum of two visitors at a time. Children under 14 are barred from patient floors. Hours listed include 2 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at Northwest Texas, with other local times noted. A long list of residents and addresses in multiple Texas towns appears in the shareable notice.
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Northwest Texas
St. Anthony’s
Northwest
Ferndry
High Plains Baptist
Mattie G. Olive
Norman D. Grisham
Orange
Sally M. Lehrmann
Walker
Judy E. Burch
Nix
Marggaret
Antie
Hancock Vicky K. Hall
Broadmoor
Phyilis J Hansard
Smiley de Lynda C. Howard
N. Woodland
Linda C. Kidd
Crockett Lonnie W Langford
Ola B. McClenny
Monroe
Jamie Melton
Patty Ann Oliver
Civie
Mary G. Parkinson
Washington
Loretta Pickens
Lois V. Renner
Mississippi
Cleophus Sides
Van
Linda J. Hussey
Tulia
Escaraza
Hattie Redd
Harvey
Truitt
Doris
Kathy Lee Kolander
Charles
Gunter
Tee Matthews
Charlene Hulsey
Elmo King
Madison Oy
Virginia
Connie Reynolds
Don Calle
Hugh Wyatt
Vernon Stone
Karen Ritter
Lometa George Ray
Hayden Jerry Tolley
Laurel
Elva Tucker
N. Hughes
Shirley Pittman
Roosevelt
Maxine Davis
N. Garfield
Closs
Rs Miquela G Chavez Guymon
Wilfard
Spencer Hereford
Robert Lee
Littlefield
Longview Girl Dies in Car Crash
Annie Jane Harness, 16, of Longview died when a car ran off U S 96 four miles north of Center and overturned. Driver Mrs Inez Knapp of Longview was among six riders invited to ride.
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Center, Tex
Annie Jane Harness
Longview
Center
U.S. 96
Inez Knapp
Continuous Progress Seminar at WTSU Opens in Canyon
More than 300 teachers from Texas New Mexico Oklahoma and Kansas attend a two day Continuous Progress Institute at West Texas State University. Dr Robert H Anderson of Harvard leads general sessions with PESO sponsorship and PESO's Loman Jones explains nongraded progress planning and student pacing.
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Canyon
Texas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Kansas
West Texas State University
WTSU
The
Panhandle Educational Services Organization
Peso) of
Amarillo
Robert H. Anderson
Harvard University
Graduate School
Loman Jones
PESQ
France Tightens Travel Abroad Measures
Paris reporters note France imposes stricter currency controls for residents traveling abroad. For trips under 24 hours the limit is $20, previously $200. Nonresidents may export as much foreign currency as brought in plus $200 in francs, with excess deposited and reclaimable on return. Official Journal details dated June 22.
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Paris
France
Frances
World War Flier and Author W. F. Johns Dies at 75
London AP reports Captain W. F. Johns, a World War I flier turned prolific author for boys, died at 75. He flew in 1916, was shot down in 1918, captured, and escaped. Postwar he became an air correspondent and founded Popular Flying magazine, creating Biggles then featured in over 80 books in 20 languages.
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London
W. F. Johns
Johns
France
Popular Flying
Biggles
Former Amarillo Boy Killed in Roy Train Crash
An 18 year old former Amarillo resident, Lewis Richard Zimmerman, died Saturday when his motorcycle was struck by a southbound train at a Roy crossing while waiting for a northbound train. He had attended St Marys Academy and Price College, was a Maverick Boys Club member 1957 1963, and belonged to the Catholic Church. Funeral services set for 10 am Monday in Roy. Survivors include his parents, five brothers, and one grandparent. Memorials requested to Amarillo Maverick Boys Club.
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Amarillo
Roy
Utah
Lewis Richard Zimmerman
Lewis Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Maverick Boys Club
St. Mary's Academy
Price College
Butch
Jim
John
Pete
Chris
Amarillo Maverick Boys Club
Pacifist Schoenman Eludes London Police Amid Russell Ties
American pacifist Ralph Schoenman, barred from entering Britain, remains at large as Lord Bertrand Russell confirms a last week visit. Russell says he does not know Schoenman’s current whereabouts. Schoenman claims to have mingled with London police and sought an interview with Prime Minister Harold Wilson.
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London
Ralph Schoenman
Britain
Scotland Yard
Bertrand Russell
Schoenman
Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation
Home Office
Russell
Wales
London Observer
Downing St
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Jackie Robinson backs Rockefeller in Stamford brunch showing
Jackie Robinson urged Negro voters to back Nelson Rockefeller and oppose Richard Nixon for the Republican nomination while at Rockefeller’s estate in Stamford. Rockefeller, arriving with his son, praised Robinson and urged a race‑neutral America as he pursues the White House. He plans a cross‑country campaign to Maine, Vermont, Connecticut, North Dakota, Nebraska, Missouri and Texas.
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Stamford
Nixon
Rockefeller
Nelson Jr
Robinson
Brooklyn Dodgers
Maine
Vermont
Connecticut
North Dakota
Nebraska
Missouri
Texas
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Topeka
Gallup Report
Rocky
Office of Economic Opportunity
Chicago
Senate Permanent Investigations Subcommittee
Bertrand Harding
George Rose
Blackstone Rangers
Rangers
Rose
John Fry
First Presbyterian Church
Fry
Congress
Wallace
George Wallace
Nelson
Humphrey
Ad Rockefeller
Nixon McCarthy Wallace
Allace
Harding
Woodlawn
OEO
Senate
John J. Walsh
University of Chicago
UFO
John J. McClellan
East Side Disciples
South Side
Walsh
Institute
Jones
Pacifist
Yeading
Jackie Robinson
America
God
Robinson's Lake
Texaco
Jack Benny
Philco
Freezer
NEMA
Polk
Taylor
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