09 Mar 1967
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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1967
Page
1
A Senate subcommittee heard that five Russian missile experts arrived in Cuba last November and took charge of a battery of long range ballistic missiles capable of delivering nuclear warheads 800 to 1,500 miles away. The missiles are poised on the island and aimed at American targets.
In Our Town a legal lottery will be conducted at City Hall today to determine which places candidates will be listed on the city ballot. Page 34. TASCOSA HIGH School's Les Chanteurs choir performs today at the Broadmoor Hotel Colorado Springs Colo for the American Choral Directors Association Convention. Page 6. AMARILLO HOSPITAL considers using young Mennonite men in nonprofit institutions. The Mennonites would serve in BATSON'S DINING Room opened in Amarillo in 1929 by Mrs. W I Bat son has closed. Page 10. CHARLES WOODBURN of Amarillo to speak at Deaf Smith County Museum dedication. Woodburn is president of the Texas Historical Survey Committee. age 4. SUE OE ATS From Ato Izzard Cettette tt
The Lubbock curfew for under 17s runs midnight to 1 a.m. on weekends, with vandalism arrests rising from 69 in 1963 to 223 in 1965 and down to 137,000 last year. Coronado High School's student paper backed the law noting that vandalism harms the character of youths more than property.
After Kennedy's assassination the oath was found in the Constitution and a World Almanac. Aides note the Almanac is widely available in libraries and shops and is published by NEA Service. The piece highlights its wide usefulness with page references to questions and facts.
Clarendon notes reveal Ida and Etta Harned sisters moved to a major U.S. city reaching a high average wind velocity in 1913. The item references their millinery business and long town ties, with page 549 citation and a cryptic note about 1999.
The Harned sisters legacy grows to 336 341 55 as executor William J Lowe presents the endowment to the Clarendon Junior College board of regents after estate liquidation and appraisal. The fund named the Harned Sisters Memorial Endowment will support the college programs and activities.
The U S command reports 10 American soldiers killed 25 wounded and three missing after a 30 minute assault 18 miles northwest of Qui Nhon. The clash follows a heavy mortar barrage in the Mekong Delta with at least six Americans killed and 25 wounded.
Four Palo Duro Canyon men plan a 289 acre development starting with a wildlife museum near Palo Duro Canyon State Park. If easements are granted in April, construction begins and the museum could open by July with about 15 staff.
Truck driver Philip Reidel of Depew New York and a companion sheltered in East Chicago during a historic snowstorm on January 28. A chance remark led to a fatal moment when Reidel was shot after apologizing to a man at a cafe. He survived after weeks in hospital with a .22 caliber bullet lodged in his lung and later coughing up the object as doctors pondered the bullet’s movements.
Senate investigators heard that five Russian missile experts arrived in Cuba last November to command a battery of long range missiles capable of hitting U S targets with 800 to 1500 mile range. Aldo Rosado testified that the experts included Generals Sigi Ustatov Kolonystid I Astechkyn Kyratosyan and Nedkeya.
Mrs. Elston says the slate includes Goldwater supporters and denies a purge of Goldwater backers. Phyllis Schlafly hints at a floor fight against the nominating committee choice Gladys O’Donnell, a Long Beach businesswoman and aviatrix, with a May 5 6 convention in Washington and May 6 election. Schlafly weighs options until convention.
The United States plans to cut off the cost of living allowance for more than 31,200 service members in Vietnam effective May 1, saving about 21 million dollars yearly. Officials note Vietnam living costs are lower overall and describe morale and economic considerations in the decision.
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