Cuba Thought In Control Of Missiles
Washington reports substantial evidence the Soviet Union has turned over 24 antiaircraft missile bases in Cuba to Cuban control. Washington also notes ongoing Soviet withdrawal, with 600 to 800 officers leaving last month and estimates remaining personnel at 1,000 to 1,200 above permanent limits, while training Cuban personnel to operate the missiles continues and could lead to immediate Cuban control.
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Washington
U.S
Soviet Union
Cuba
U. S
State Department
Bryant beefs Florida force against riots
Gov Farris Bryant toured strife torn St Augustine and called in 80 more state law officers to curb racial violence raising total to 230. He considered banning all demonstrations day and night and said he would not call out the National Guard at least for the moment.
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St, Augustine, Fla
Farris Bryant
St. Augustine
Bryant
National Guard
U.S
Bryant Simpson
Jacksonville
Atty
James Kynes
Kynes
Simpson
Florida
John Jourdan
Florida Highway Patrol
Judge Simpson
Amarillo Gun Club charity shoot draws 70 shooters
The Amarillo Invitational Charity Shoot at Amarillo Gun Club featured Colombaire style rounds with four divisions and a $100 entry. Proceeds benefit the Amarillo Regional Hearing and Speech Center and the Children’s Home.
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Amarillo Gun Club
Pracice
Amarillo Regional Hearing and Speech Center
Childrens Home
Amarillo
Home Coming Today For Nursing School 55th Annual
Graduates of St Anthony s School of Nursing gather for the 55th annual home coming with an 8 30 a m mass, hospital and school tours, and informal visits. A 6 to 7 p m buffet leads to a style show and keynote by Sister Pertetua. Alice Albus, VA nursing service director, will announce new officers. Burma trade fair opens by Russia in Rangoon.
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St. Anthony’s School of Nursing
Sister Pertetua
Alice Albus
Junior Olympians Undaunted By Heat
Amarillo youths, in temperatures near 100 degrees, wrapped up Junior Olympic Week at Memorial Park. About 150 participants from city parks competed across six divisions, with finalists earning trophies or ribbons in events such as softball throw, dashes, and relays, led by standout performances from names like Charles Johnson, Raymond White, and Ken Hutchinson.
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Amarillo
Charles Johnson
Ricky West
Larry McDonald
Don Sherborn
Darel Johnson
Doyle Roberts
Raymond White
Johnny Stone
Perry Anderson
Donnie Morris
Bob Jones
Carl Jackson
Ken Hutchinson
Cynthia Ham
Timothy Sherwood
Jean Scott
John Burkhalter
Dian Luedecke
Joyce Scott
Amarillo Tulia Men Penalized For Guilty Pleas
Judge S F Rose in Potter County Court At Law fined and sentenced four defendants after guilty pleas Friday. Harold Dean Turman 24 of 1308 E 6th fined 50 dollars and costs for driving without a license. Robert E Panter of 502 Maryland fined 1 dollar and eight days jail for passing a worthless check. Wilmer Lee Uhrig 40 of 1921 Aspen fined 156 dollars and costs for speeding. Marshall Norris Smith 54 of 536 N Fannin Tulsa fined 50 dollars and costs and three days in jail for driving while intoxicated.
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S. F. Rose
Potter County
Amarillo
Tulia
Harold Dean Turman
Robert E. Panter
Maryland
Wilmer Lee Uhrig
Aspen
Marshall Norris Smith
N. Fannin
Tulsa
Amarillo Airman of the Month Named by City Group
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce Aviation Committee honors Airman 1 C Ivar B Oberg of Amarillo Technical Training Center as Airman of the Month. Fayette Walker Jr presents gift certificates from Downtown Amarillo Unlimited. Plans announced to entertain Armed Forces reserve officers July 11 to 25 with a barbecue on July 14. Col Frank Uhring awards a certificate of appreciation on behalf of Maj Gen Dwight Monteith and Lt Gen Carl Jark.
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The
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo Technical Training Center
1. C. Ivar B. Oberg
Fayette Walker Jr
Oberg
Abe Feferman
Amarillo
Frank Uhring
Armed Forces Day
Walker
Dwight O. Monteith
Amarillo Afb
Carl Jark
4Th Army
Ft. Sam Houston
Ace Mystery Burglary Hits East Los Angeles Office
Employees arriving at the L. F. Clark Detective Agency in East Los Angeles found a hole in the ceiling ransacked offices and a note signed Ace challenging them to solve the case. The break in was reported Thursday at the agency location.
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Los Angeles
Ace
L. F. Clark Detective Agency
Indictment Seeks Milk Price Fix in New Mexico Schools
Four major dairy distributors face federal charges for allegedly allocating sales and rigging milk prices to public school systems in six New Mexico counties during 1961 to 1963. The case, under the Sherman Act, targets Beatrice, Borden, Foremost, and others for collusion that allegedly deprived schools of competitive bids and kept prices high, with about 90 percent of regional milk sales involved. The firms reportedly sold roughly $10 million in the region annually, with school purchases about $1 million per year. The grand jury began in April, issuing subpoenas to Borden's Amarillo and Foremost's Albuquerque operations.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Curry
Debaca
Chaves
Roosevelt
Lea
Eddy Counties
Price's Creameries Inc
el Paso
Tex
Beatrice Foods Co. Inc
Borden Co
New York
Clardy - Campbell Dairy Products Inc
Roswell
Clovis
Foremost Dairies Inc
San Francisco
Calif
Schoo
Grand Jury
Borden
Amarillo
Consumer Prices Rise Offset Grocery Savings in May
Washington AP reports that households gained some food savings last month but higher clothing, transportation, medical care and recreation costs offset the effect, leaving the Labor Department index at 107.8 for a second month. Families with three dependents saw wages up 75 cents to 92.18, singles up 72 cents to 84.40, while June prices are expected to edge higher in food, clothing and transport.
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Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Car runs funeral line injures 77-year-old man
A 77-year-old Lockney man, Bert Bobbitt, was injured Friday morning in a three car crash while riding as a funeral procession passenger. Bobbitt received facial lacerations and was hospitalized after the collision on the Interstate 40 service road at Grand Avenue. The accident involved Joe Reeves of Lockney, Larry Wayne Nutter, and William D. Davidson, with Nutter failing to yield to the procession. no other injuries were reported.
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Lockney
Bert Bobbitt
Bobbitt
Northwest Texas Hospital
Joe Reeves
Grand Ave
Larry Wayne Nutter
Grand
Ship To Be Named For Union Pioneer
President Johnson announced that the Navy will name a new destroyer tender USS Samuel Gompers after labor union pioneer Samuel Gompers. A keel laying is scheduled for July 9 at Puget Sound Naval Shipyards in Bremerton Washington where construction begins.
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Rangoon
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Burma
Sherry Love
Lynne Nickson
Mary Kemp
Phyllis Pinion
Annie Flournoy
Gloria Bradley
Danny Trenton
Albert Baker
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Justice Department
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Cecil Roy Rogers
Bullwinkle
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White Sox
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Lucy-Desi
Joey Bishop
Lawrence Welk
the Defenders
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Hitchcock
Mike Douglas
Posse
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KBBB
Borger Rens FM
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KBAY
KCTX
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KFDA
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KTNM
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N.M
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Isleve
Malcolm Hinkle
Bonham
Union
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Donley
Oger
Wolflin and
Georgia Center
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