Warm front overspreads Panhandle with strong winds
Blustery southerly winds roared over the Texas Panhandle with gusts above 49 mph as Gulf air and rotating pressure systems interacted. Amarillo forecasts call for continued windiness through the night with temperatures reaching the upper 80s to 90s and lows around 66. Thundershowers likely by Sunday as a stationary front shifts into the area.
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Texas Panhandle
Colorado
Ohio Valley
Gulf of Mexico
Panhandle
Goldberg Defends Free Speech At Luncheon Row
Faisal noted the secretary-general invites the chief representative to lunch and the chief representative of the United States accepts the invitation. Goldberg had recently scolded NYU students and professors who protested McNamara's honorary degree, calling democracy the right to dissent in open debate.
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Goldberg
New York University
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Viet Nam
Weather summary for Amarillo area and vicinity
The US Weather Bureau reports clear to partly cloudy conditions across Amarillo and vicinity with near 90 degree highs this afternoon. Northwest Texas and Northern New Mexico expect fair to partly cloudy, with isolated thundershowers possible this afternoon in the north and mid 70s by noon to evening. Sunrise at 6:05 am, sunset at 8:05 pm, soil temperature around 73 degrees. No precipitation in the 24 hour period ending 6 pm Friday.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Amarillo Air Terminal
US Weather Bureau
Amariclo
Northwest
Texas
Lower
New Mexico
Amorilis
Dodd aide’s fear noted as testimony unfolds at hearings
Testimony reveals a Dodd aide feared “too much on him” to face repercussions over resigning. Gerald Zeiller allegedly stated this in mid-1965 at his New Hampshire home. Witnesses discuss Dodd’s Germany trip, Klein links, and related investigations with German sources and Adenauer discussions.
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David Martin
Martin
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Sen. J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
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Man crafts 25 foot Chevrolet style train on public street
Cowart builds a life size mock locomotive 25 feet long with a coal car 18 feet long. The improvised engine uses a diesel feed into the exhaust to emit thick smoke and features a bell from a county school and a wind whistle. It runs up to 60 mph on highways but lacks proper registration. officials required temporary permits.
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Texas Department of Public Safety
Weather Observations At Several Cities Friday
Readings show 3 pm wind visibility and sky conditions across Amarillo Houston and Orange City. Winds light to moderate with mph figures and visibility values noted.
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Amarillo
Houston
City Orarne
Saxwell Brothers Bowman Service Reported
Joe A Bowman, aged 8, died after an incident at 002 Forest Service. A funeral is planned with service at 2 p.m. Saturday in Boxwell ivy Cope.
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Boxwell
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Amarillo Globe News Publication Info and Rates
The Amarillo Globe News Publishing Company announces publication details and staff roles along with subscription rates for home delivery and mail. Rates cover various options including morning evening Sunday and outside a 26 mile radius. Copyright 1966 Globe-News Publishing Company.
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Amorille
Texas
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Amerillo
Amarillo
Globe-News Publishing Company, Inc
Air Cavalry battles North Vietnamese near Tuy Hoa
U S air cavalry at Tuy Hoa engages North Vietnamese regulars in close combat aided by air and artillery strikes. Five troopers wounded as American shells explode within 50 yards. Operation Nathan Hale continues with heavy fighting in the central highlands and coast, while Paul Revere actions tally enemy dead and disrupts logistics south of Pleiku and along Thanh Hoa rail lines.
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Tuy Hoa
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25Th Infantry
Pleiku
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Slaving Improves as Officials Weigh Attack Details
Authorities hope Miss Wick regains consciousness to be questioned about the attack while a policewoman guards her hospital room. Detective Capt. Paul Lee cautions Wick may have no knowledge of the assailant. New evidence suggests the assault may have occurred around 3 am Thursday, not before midnight. A United Air Lines employee said Wick was told flight plans at 11 45 pm Thursday, which she said she would relay to Trumbull who was asleep. Joyce Bowe found the two women Thursday morning. she is Wick and Trumbull’s roommate but had stayed with another stewardess.
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Miss Wick
United Air Lines
Miss Trumbull
Joyce Bowe
Portland
Ruling Questions Rape Charge Linked to 1962 Test
The court notes a 1962 medical test on the girl found she had never been raped, undermining the forcible rape element used to justify a 5 to 21 year sentence. Kemp testified he pled to a rape charge in return for the kidnapping charge being dropped. He and the girl's mother gave conflicting accounts of March 23, 1962.
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Morgan
Kemp
Ruby's Motive and Premeditation Claimed in Oswald Killing
Dean testified Ruby 55 told him and Secret Service man he killed Oswald to spare Jacqueline Kennedy the trial's agony and to show Jews have guts. He said Ruby planned since Nov 22 after Kennedy's death, a claim used to prove motive for the death sentence.
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Forrest Sorrell
Jacqueline Kennedy
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Tonnhill
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Senators push auto safety bill with hefty penalties
The proposal seeks mandatory standards by Jan 31 1967 for foreign and US cars, dictates defect reporting to owners and government, and expands safety rules to motorcycles and trucks. Senator Pastore leads opposition musing on industry pride while Ralph Nader lauds partial progress but seeks stronger enforcement. The package also includes a $375 million state and local traffic safety program.
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D-R.1l
U.S
Commerce Secretary
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Ralph Hader
Senate
Nader
House
House Commerce Committee
Paris Brews Seek Health Insurance for Workers
French brewers push health coverage for employees while German architects demand higher fees. The report notes cross border labor concerns and cost pressures in European trades.
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Paris
Irish police to raise height limits for officers
Dublin reports that police forces will increase maximum height requirements for new recruits while Paris plans to cut some import duties as part of a broader fiscal agenda.
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Paris
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