04 Mar 1964
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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1964
Page
1
The fragment references a Caribbean educational topic involving Atolzzard CC and Cottete Cuba. Readable bits point to school-related matters, possibly reforms or updates affecting institutions in Cuba. Further context is needed to clarify the exact event or actions.
Intelligence Digest notes a Cuban island guerrilla curriculum that promotes strikes, subversion, and possible assassinations. The piece links exposure to Cuba with ongoing sabotage training. Also mentions slides for Panhandle products and local Texas officials and observers with varied notes.
The Amarillo City Commission voted unanimously to dismiss Corporation Court judges Connally Lockett and Samuel Wilds after they refused to be administratively controlled by City Manager John S. Stiff. Mayor F. W. Wallace announced F. E. Foster would serve temporarily as judge, with administrative duties handled in the traffic bureau until a permanent replacement is named.
A top secret review ordered as a 175 officer files security sweep begins in Washington. The move follows Senate Internal Security Subcommittee pressure over lax security at the Bureau of Security and Consular Affairs amid an 8 year old report listing over 800 potential risks.
In Athens and on Rhodes, Greek students clash with police as pro Cyprus demonstrations turn violent. Rioters attack American and Turkish installations, overturn a Coast Guard vessel docked at the Courier, and denounce Western powers while praising the Soviet Union.
Two 58 year old women were sworn as jurors in Jack Ruby murder trial as Judge J Frank Wilson substitutes for ill Judge Joe B Brown. Testimony on the Oswald slaying will start at 10 a m Wednesday with jurors chosen after tense courtroom arguments from defense counsel Melvin Belli.
A Miles City Montana drug store launches a new cigarette advertising campaign promising a free X ray to customers who purchase 52 cartons of cigarettes. The unusual promotion targets heavy smokers and aims to attract attention in local commerce.
McLean Airman 2 C Gary D Back, 21, sucked from a four engine Air Force C 130 on Tuesday at 19 000 feet and presumed dead. Sgt Jose Gallegos clung to a chain and re entered the aircraft. Back, son of Mrs Marjorie M Back, had graduated from McLean High School in 1961 and served as assistant crew chief. He trained at Sheppard AFB and was stationed at Stewart AFB.
The Soviet Union appears to lose interest in further U S wheat purchases with two large deals totaling about 135 million under contract. Export licenses issued reach 312 million for wheat and 40 million more for wheat to Iron Curtain nations, with potential sales to satellites totaling about 378 million across grains. Some lawmakers criticize the subsidy and promises on the deal amid union protests and a Johnson intervention.
Los Angeles firefighters answered a call at Engine Co. 70’s station on 3516 N Broadway when another alarm drew units away. A secondary crew tackled a blaze behind the firehouse, extinguishing it in a trash barrel before it spread.
Judge Jim Langdon of the Texas Railroad Commission told the Spring meeting of the Texas Panhandle County Judges and Commissioners Association that natural resources grow with human resources. He cited oil, gas, water and helium while stressing production must align with market demand to avoid waste and price crashes.
Democrat John J McKeithen defeated Republican Charlton Lyons and States Rights candidate Thomas Williams to win the Louisiana governorship. With 853 of 2216 precincts reporting McKeithen led 164,935 to Lyons 116,947 and Williams 1,857 as legal challenges over voting irregularities were set for federal court.
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