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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1968
Page
18
Agriculture Minister Hugo Trivelli warns the current drought is Chile's worst in a century, threatening food, water and electricity supplies and likening the impact to a strong but silent earthquake. He notes the crisis worsens an already inflation-hit economy.
ALLENTOWN Pa AP The Northern Lehigh School District fears young men teachers losing draft deferments and being reclassified 1-A. Monday 55 year old Herman P Snyder supervising principal was labeled 1-A. Snyder a WWII veteran with three bronze stars is married with two children and calls it a mistake.
A two week dry spell may trigger limits on electricity water and basic foods across Chile. The drought has killed about 100000 lambs and caused additional livestock losses, affecting rural communities and markets.
Officers from six area agencies join a four week Texas A&M extension course to meet minimum Texas law enforcement standards. The program covers criminal law evidence rules investigation juvenile procedures traffic control and crowd management. Participants include Randall County deputy Recil Johnson Hereford police Eddie Curtsinger Plainview Jerry Crowley Tulsa Harold Snell Guadalupe Chavez Ronnie Johns Canyon area officers and more.
Frontier Airlines announces time changes to Liberal Topeka Kansas City and Oklahoma City from Amarillo starting Monday. Flight 598 replaces Convair 600 with Convair 980 and departs Amarillo at 6 25 am CDT via Pueblo to Denver arriving 7 09 am MDT. New cargo courier service offers 1 5 lb packages shipped across Frontier for 3 dollars.
James D Jones named new pastor at 1st Assembly of God Church in Cedar Hill replacing Robert Slater who moved to Amarillo. Rev Jones and his wife, from Deer Park, relocated to Cedar Hill last week.
A compiled theater guide lists films and venues with stars and runtimes. Highlights include Gone with the Wind at Esquire Theatre, Guess Who's Coming to Dinner at Tascosa South Screen, Planet of the Apes at Twin-Back Screen, and To Sir with Love at Twin Front Screen with varied ratings for adults and general audiences.
The Moore County 4-H Horse Club will hold its fifth annual trail ride for more than 50 youngsters. The group departs Friday morning for the George Brown ranch north of Lake Meredith for horsemanship instruction and a cookout, returning Saturday.
A 12 year old Tulia boy injured Monday when a fish hook hit his right eye underwent surgery late Monday at Northwest Texas Hospital. Paul Gerald Morrow son of Mrs. Faye Morrow of Tulia was fishing at Tulia Lake with another boy when the accident occurred.
Tripoli reports that the United States supplied fourteen point eight percent of Libya's imports last year and held a growing share of the market. The figure reflects U S trade ties and Libyan demand for American goods.
Dalhart Texas hosts the Dallam County 4-H annual horse show at the XIT Rodeo Arena. About 33 club members will compete in four performance events for trophies, with the top seven horses advancing to the district meet in July.
The Federal Communications Commission in Washington announced Tuesday that John S. Tyler general manager of KVII TV has been named a partner in ownership of the station. Tyler will join Estelle Marsh and her three Amarillo sons Stanley III Tom F and Michael in the partnership.
A course in servicing automobile automatic transmissions begins Monday in Amarillo College Trade and Industrial Education Department. The class, costing 16.20, runs three hour sessions twice a week through August 27. Instructor Therwin Griffith, a mechanic at Fransworth Automatic Transmission Service, leads the program.
Sir Cecil Osbourne, visiting Moscow, reports that Russians are friendly and welcoming during his stay. He notes positive impressions of local hospitality and daily life in the city.
Elvis Presley purchases a new Beverly Hills home as he spends more time in Hollywood, with real estate activity cited in UPI reporting.
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