Amarillo Area Weather Outlook Through Friday
Weather AMARILLO AND VICINITY fair and warmer today through Friday with a chance of thundershowers Friday afternoon. Highs in the mid 90s. Winds southerly 10 to 15 mph. NORTHWEST TEXAS mostly clear to partly cloudy tonight with a few thundershowers in extreme southwest. Highs 90 to 97. NORTHERN NEW MEXICO generally fair tonight with little temperature change. Highs 80 to 95. Sunrise 5:33 a.m. Sunset 8:05 p.m.
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Amarillo Daily News front page details 1964 rates
The Amarillo Daily News publisher and staff details appear with advertising and subscription rates for 1964. It lists Globe News Publishing Company Inc as owner, and outlines morning and evening delivery options by carrier and by mail within and outside a 300 mile radius of Amarillo, along with pricing and contact lines.
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Kerr Paper Co to Move Operations to New Building
Kerr Paper Co plans relocation to a new building a mile south of the city on Farm to Market Road 1541. The firm will lease portions to other firms for warehouse use, sell its current building, and employs 57 people led by Herman Kerr president with officers J D Kerr Roy Kerr and Mrs Mattie Reed. Bidders included Hugo Hf Loewenstern Amarillo and Great Hawaiian.
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Great Hawaiian
Tobacco Stocks Fall After Health Warning Issued
On the New York Stock Exchange, major tobacco stocks declined after the FTC ordered cigarette packages to warn of health dangers by next year. Liggett & Myers fell to 75.25, Phillip Morris to 78, Reynolds to 44, Lorillard to 42.75, and American Tobacco to 32.50, while the market overall rose. The prior January drop followed the surgeon general's health warning. a later rebound occurred.
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Amarillo Bank Plans Grand New Office Building
The Bank of the Southwest announces a gray solar glass and white marble extension linked to the current bank, with balcony window walls and a 270 vehicle parking plan. Amarillo architects Hannon and Daniel designed both structures, completing the former bank in May 1962 and anticipating offices for lease. Directors include Stanley Blackburn, Ivan Dement, Joe E. Herring, Morris Loewenstern, James Lumpkin, Bob McBrayer, M. K. Newton, Richard Reeves, Thomas Thompson, Decker, and Woodall.
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General Taylor under consideration for ambassador post to Vietnam
General Taylor, former chairman of the joint chiefs under Kennedy and Johnson, was forwarded to Capitol Hill as a candidate for ambassador to Vietnam and would be placed on the Army retirement list if confirmed. Johnson, a 1938 West Point grad, served in World War II and Korea, later commanding First Cavalry units.
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Daily newspaper sales worldwide exceed three hundred million
Report notes that about 300 million copies of roughly 8,000 daily newspapers are sold each day worldwide, with unspecified attribution to Deason’s Dial OR2-1266.
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Panel Okays Redistricting
Washington report says a House Judiciary Subcommittee approved a bill setting federal standards for congressional district drawing while leaving boundary decisions to states The bill targets gerrymandering and large population gaps and requires compact contiguous districts within 15 percent of the state average It would allow federal court review of redistricting actions via citizen suits and take effect in the 1966 elections The measure does not cover state legislative districts and follows a July 22 Senate committee discussion led by Emanuel Celler.
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FTC Rules On Cigarette Warnings Face Court Review
Dixon testified that the current law grants the FTC authority to regulate labeling and advertising of cigarettes and that the rule will be challenged in court. The FTC requires health warnings on all cigarette packaging but allows flexible wording to clearly convey the risk. The agency postponed effect until next year to promote industry wide voluntary reform while tobacco interests argued over the commission’s jurisdiction.
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Space (Continued From Page 1) Test for Astronauts
Space agency officials pressed astronauts with questions about survival in a jungle. A Tuesday written exam included prompts to describe in own words what a jungle is, with varied definitions citing damp forests, animal life, and the need for machete and mosquito lotion.
Mississippi Integration March Sparsely Guarded Rally
About 2,000 integrationists led by Medgar Evers's children marched to the Justice Department in Washington to urge stronger federal action to protect activists in Mississippi. Senator Stennis urged Johnson and Kennedy to persuade Negro leaders to halt the integrationist “invasion,” warning it could worsen tensions.
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U S Bombers Strike in Laos From Da Nang Base
U S Air Force jet bombers supported reconnaissance flights over Laos from Da Nang in South Viet Nam. The F100 Super Sabre missions included rocket and machine gun attacks on anti aircraft positions, with two U S planes downed earlier this month. The Lao government and neutralist leaders rejected Chinese mission activities near Communist headquarters in Khang Khay, prompting Geneva power concerns.
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