Amarillo Area Weather Outlook Through Wednesday
Weather summary notes little temperature change through Wednesday across Amarillo and vicinity with isolated thundershowers around 30 percent. Highs near 80s, with similar conditions extending to Northwest Texas and Northern New Mexico as scattered storms persist in the Panhandle and along eastern borders.
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Twins Drown On Birthday in Kentucky Stream
BLACKEY Ky UPI Les Collins and his twin brother Lester drowned Monday on their 16th birthday while boating on a small stream near their home in Letcher County. One fell in the water and the other drowned while trying to rescue him. Language keys Calif CA Teachers Association cites competent teachers and continuity of courses over several years for foreign language success.
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Les Collins
Broth Lester
Letcher County
Burlingame, Calif
Amarillo Daily News 1965 Staff and Rates Notice
The Amarillo Daily News lists staff including Wesley Izzard Paul Timmons Don Boyett Louise Evans Shel Kritzer Trenton Davis and Lowell Brown. It also provides detailed subscription rates for various delivery options and geographic areas with prices and terms.
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Daily News
Globe-News Publishing Company, Inc
Ninth and
Harrison
Amarillo
Texas
Wesley L. Izzard
Paul Timmons
Don Boyett
Louise Evans
Shel
Kritser
Lowell Brown
Trenton T. Davis
Harry Bartlett
Quillen urged government to pay for timber disputed by mountaineer
Congressman Quillen defended local farmer Metcalf in letters to Secretary Freeman over timber cut and left on the ground. He argued the government should reimburse Metcalf for $1,717.52 it says he owes for timber, and vowed to continue seeking the payment on Metcalf’s behalf.
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Orville F. Freeman
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Aid Program Worker Arrested in Slaying
In Harlem a self described investigator for the Haryou Act youth program and five other youths were arrested on charges of fatally slashing 16 year old Ivan Terach outside a Bronx refreshment stand. Williams admitted stabbing the victim claiming provocation.
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Robert
Curly) Williams
Haryou
Ivan Terach
Roosevelt High School
Bronx
Dist. Atty
Irvin Goldsmith
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Terach
Goldsmith
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Ronald
Blood) Davis
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Snake) Dennis
Stitch) Pitts
Carl
Oh Man) Oliver
Plane lands after Fire Forces escort at Travis Air Force base
A passenger plane diverted to Travis Air Force Base where emergency crews and air force fighters assisted its landing after a wing fire. Fire was extinguished before touchdown at 2 34 p.m. PDT. debris included engine nacelle fragments found in Holy Cross Cemetery and San Bruno alley.
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Amarillo Photo Picked by Group
Ray Wagner of Amarillo elected president of the Texas Professional Photographers Association at a three day Austin convention. Wagner Studio at 1921 Washington to host next year’s meeting in Fort Worth. Five people pled guilty to misdemeanor counts in Potter County Court with fines of 100 dollars each and jail terms ranging up to 210 days for DUI offenses.
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Pendley George Thomas obituary services Tuesday
George Thomas Pendley age 61 of 1408 North Arapahoe husband of Etta Mae Pendley father of Bobby Eugene Pendley and brother of Urie Clifton Sylvan Pendley and others had one grandchild. Services set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Chanel of the Southwest with burial at Liano.
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Boyd Crooks
Lammie Pendley
Chanel
Southwest
Liano
Balaguer Returns from Exile amid Dominican Crisis
Ex-president Joaquin Balaguer returns to Santo Domingo from Puerto Rico to visit his ill mother and discuss the junta versus rebel constitutionalists. He signals possible presidential candidacy, backs temporary OAS plan with caution, and vows Reformista cooperation while noting his past links to Trujillo and his literary prominence.
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Trujillo
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Texas and Louisiana to try Sabine River boundary talks
Gov. Connally named a seven member Texas negotiating panel to meet with Louisiana officials and seek an amicable Sabine River boundary settlement. Members include Jerry Sadler Waggoner Carr Larry Temple and state legislators and representatives. Louisiana proposed talks follow earlier dispute revival and sale listings near the mouth.
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Space walk eyed for Gemini 5 August mission
A Manned Spacecraft Center spokesman said a brief space walk may be added to the Gemini 5 eight day flight in August. Astronauts Charles Conrad and Gordon Cooper will man the mission. The space walk would retrieve a device attached to the spacecraft rear adapter to study radiation or micrometeorite impacts.
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Pete) Conrad
Gordon Cooper
Kenneth Kleinnecht
Kleinnecht
Canyon- 2 to 3 Feet Above Spillway Delays Campers at Lake Stockton
Campers stranded in Canyon area near Lake Stockton faced high water as the Prairie Dog Town Fork of the Red River rose, with 45 people sheltering on the dry canyon floor. Helicopters delivered food and aid from Reese Air Force Base, the Red Cross, and local merchants while officials planned a late reopening.
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Legal analysts weigh options to challenge electoral college
George Washington University law professor Robert G Dix on predicts two main pathways to attack the electoral college with suits by individual voters or by states. He notes states like Delaware with three electoral votes could sue to protect citizens interests and ties to last June reapportionment rulings. Dix cautions forthcoming cases may test one man one vote principles and challenge practices from gerrymandering to Senate rules.
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Keith Building Demolition at 9th and Harrison Corner
The Keith Motor Co property on the northeast corner of 9th and Harrison began demolition Monday. Clark Keith and his mother Mrs. A C Keith own the vacated lot with no definite plans for its future use. The 140 by 180 foot building dates to the early 1940s and housed several retail businesses.
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Japan Central Bank hikes discount rate again to 5.84 percent
Tokyo reports the Bank of Japan raised its discount rate for the third time this year from 5.475 to 5.84 percent, signaling tighter monetary policy. The move follows earlier increases and aims to curb inflation while maintaining market stability.
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Obituary Notice for J. T. Neal
J. T. Neal aged 43 of 204 Appaloosa died recently. He was husband of Claudine Neal and brother of Morris Neel and Mrs. B D Post. He was son of Carl J. Neal. Service pending.
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Rumor Dawson Seen In Viet Nam Jungle
Saigon rumors say Donald Dawson has been seen in a Viet Cong jungle stronghold. The 25 year old Merchant Marine officer from Astoria California went to Vietnam in January to find his brother Lt Daniel L Dawson believed dead in a downed spotter plane last November. He left Saigon in April with a Vietnamese interpreter and has had no word since. U S officials say he acted on his own and no formal search is underway. The Viet Cong reportedly may have executed a U S sergeant in reprisal last week.
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Trial Ends Quietly as 155 Free Speech Leaders Stand Trial
In a long trial led by Municipal Judge Rupert Crittenden, 155 defendants mainly Free Speech Movement leaders faced trespassing charges. All 155 were acquitted of unlawful assembly. 91 pled no contest and await sentencing. eight juveniles are pending. Most defendants were students, with Savio set for Friday appearance.
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Savio
Bettina Aptheker
Herbert Aptheker
New York School For Marxist Studies
Mona Hutchin
Sproul Hall
Miss Hutchin
San Francisco
Savio’s
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Nebraska Governor Allows Tax Bill To Become Law
Governor Frank Morrison will let a state income tax bill become law without his signature despite opposing the measure. Nebraska has never used a income tax to fund state government. A referendum drive with 28,905 valid signatures could put the issue on the 1967 general election ballot and block the tax set to take effect January 1, 1967.
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Frank Morrison
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