City affairs and campus reform shape Amarillo and Yale note
Runoff voters demand more public input in Amarillo governance while campuses like Yale face student activism and administration resistance. Local items celebrate Caprock debaters and regional champions, mention travel to Austin, and note community quirks from elm seed storms to ads and quotes from public figures.
Supreme Court to Rule on Draft Status of Protesters
The Supreme Court agreed to hear whether draft boards can force college students into service for burning draft cards in Vietnam era protests. The case centers on dispatches from draft director Hershey urging speedier inductions of those engaging in illegal activities. Civil liberties lawyers argue the policy punishes peaceful dissent and could punish noncompliers.
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New York City
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Big Victories In City Runoff
In Amarillo mayoral and City Commissioner Place 3 runoff races, incumbent Mayor J. Ernest Stroud and Houston Dee Deford won decisive landslides. Thompson and W. S. Bill Mays were defeated, with Stroud carrying northern and eastern precincts while Deford drew support from similar areas. Total runoff vote reached 27,238, a new city election record.
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Dee” Deford
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Bill” Mays
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California Quake Shakes Southern California Areas
A strong quake centered near the Salton Sea rattled the region from the Mexican border to Los Angeles. Caltech pegged it at magnitude 5.25 to 5.5, with minor rockslides on Highway 74 and no serious damage reported. Local officials described rolling, rocking motions felt in Indio, Palm Springs, and San Diego.
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Booth Removal At Amarillo Air Terminal Sparks Injury
At Amarillo Airport Monday night a National Car Rental booth was forcibly moved from the lobby. Annia Henderson and Maria Reeves remained seated on the booth as workers carried it to a waiting pickup. Henderson slipped and injured her ankle during the move. Durwood McCracken warned of a possible lawsuit if the booth were removed by force.
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Annia Henderson
National
Maria Reeves
Bill Wilson
Wilson
Durwood McCracken
Air Terminal
Hen
Derson
McCracken
Bell Claims Speed Record For Rotorcraft Flight
Bell Helicopter Co of Fort Worth announced an unofficial world speed record of 316 mph for a high performance helicopter, achieved in level flight with the modified YH40 at the Bell facility under U S Army Aviation Laboratories contract. Pilot Lou Hartwig led the run with co pilot Bill Quinlan, marking a joint Bell Army effort.
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Fort Worth
Bell
U. S. Army Aviation Laboratories
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Bill Quinlan
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Amarillo Skies Bring Warmth After Sunny 1969 Run
The Amarillo forecast reports fair weather and rising temperatures through tonight. Highs in the mid 70s, a low around the 40s, and southerly winds 10 to 18 mph.
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De Gaulle Resigns as France Faces Political Uncertainty
The resignation of Charles de Gaulle sent the franc to five month lows while gold surged to a new peak. Georges Pompidou and Alain Poher emerged as leading candidates as France braces for presidential elections likely on June 1. Nixon expressed regret over the resignation.
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Stroud Wins Second Term as Amarillo Mayor
Amarillo voters re elected Mayor J Ernest Stroud to a new two year term at City Hall Monday night. New Place 3 commissioner De ford won over incumbent W S Mays amid calls for unity. Stroud and Deford pledged good government and progress for Amarillo as Thompson and Mays offered congratulations.
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Dee” Deford
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Nicklaus
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Armata Breaks Up Spy Plane Defense Work for Phantoms
The Nixon administration reduces the near Korea naval show and relies onSouth Korea based aircraft to defend intelligence flights. Task Force 71 ships are largely in port with eight near Korea. U S air units in South Korea gain F4 Phantom squadrons to escort missions and relieve local F100 units.
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