Killgore Beef Cattle Center Dedication At Tech Farm
Killgore Beef Cattle Center on the Texas Tech Research Farm at Pantex will be dedicated at 9 a.m. today with over 1,000 visitors expected. The Palo Duro High School 1964 Mister and Miss will be named during the 49ers Day Pageant today and the Amarillo Society of Mental Health will launch a Bellringers campaign to raise fifteen thousand dollars Monday with more than two thousand volunteers participating.
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Pay Rise Debate for Federal Workers and Congress
The state launches an immediate rebuttal as the House weighs a pay rise linked to a $10 000 annual boost for members of Congress. Backers seek to avoid a recorded vote amid a wider push for higher federal pay.
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Amarillo voters may endorse city capital improvement plan
Local readers note Amarillo appears ready to back the city's capital improvement program with broad support and few objections. The discussion highlights the auditorium coliseum as a favored project after decades of effort and a Spokane example of a delayed yet eventual bond approval and success.
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Greenup signals start of spring across ranch country
An old New Mexico rancher notes greenup has begun in mid March as the landscape shows a fresh flush of growth. The piece also touches on campus religion chatter sparked by the film One Man's Way about Norman Vincent Peale and reading education insights from Prof Donald Durrell on phonics and emotional factors in literacy.
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Refugees Wait Near Crest as Ohio Flood Spreads
Thousands seek shelter at 53 sites as the Ohio River and its tributaries rise toward a crest. Red Cross reports over 100,000 affected across five states with damage spiraling into millions. Weather forecasts caution further rises and renewed flooding across the Cincinnati area.
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Cyprus Crisis Heightens Greek Turkish Tensions Across Med
Greek and Turkish clashes spark Western calls for restraint as Soviet destroyers appear in the Mediterranean and US Sixth Fleet moves through the Dardanelles. Cyprus remains the flashpoint with NATO warned to halt bloodshed while diplomacy continues amid regional volatility.
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Thurmond Series Begins With Sincerity Not Humor
Willard Edwards opens a two part Chicago Tribune Press Service series on Strom Thurmond of South Carolina. The profile notes Thurmond was elected by write in vote and highlights his sincerity over humor in the first installment. See page 18.
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Soviet Protest Over Downed U S Recon Plane
A Soviet protest over an American reconnaissance bomber shot down near Moscow on Tuesday admits one Soviet fighter shot the plane down while denying details on the crew. The East German nurse reports the three man crew survived with an officer injured. The Kremlin says the mission was military reconnaissance but withholds crew fate.
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Rioters Attack Embassies and Buildings in Cambodia
Thousands of Cambodian demonstrators sacked and burned the U S and British embassies and the British Council building in Phnom Penh during a three hour riot. Police reported cars burned and papers scattered. embassy staff escaped unharmed while the government promised compensation for damage.
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White House Denies Feud as Kennedy Boost Proposed
The White House dismissed claims of a Johnson Kennedy feud and downplayed Kennedy write in efforts in Wisconsin. A write in drive for vice president surfaced through New Hampshire Democrats while Attorney General Kennedy posted a strong showing. Johnson spoke with Wisconsin governor Reynolds after Salinger denied personal rift reports.
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Murderer Pleads Guilty Citing Conscience in Chicago
In Chicago on March 11 a murderer pleaded guilty in criminal court saying his conscience compelled the confession and telling the judge to use his own conscience in sentencing. Judge Emmett Morrissey sentenced Harold Howell to a 40 to 9 year term.
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Pay Raise Effort Embarrassing Debate Delays Final Vote
A final vote on a bill to raise salaries for 7 million federal employees including senators and representatives was delayed after a spirited debate. The measure would lift pay for top officials and key managers while average clerks and mail carriers would see smaller raises. House leaders backed the bill though it remained a delicate issue for members to consider.
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Washington March 9 son Ken Keating NY noted he expected a Libuster in the civil rights debate to start in the Senate A high school student in Rochester asked who Phil Buster was The vice president replied that Phil Buster has a tremendous lung capacity and must breathe hot air when present He said when you tire him out the Senate can proceed with business
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Defense rests in Ruby case amid brain damage debate
In Dallas a defense team argues Jack Ruby was legally sane when he shot Lee Harvey Oswald. Prosecutors present brain wave and medical experts to counter claims of brain damage and a seizure disorder as jurors prepare to decide by the weekend.
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Civil rights bill debate tests unity amid senate action
Senators in the civil rights clash trade barbs as backers deny cracks in bipartisanship. Georgia's Richard Russell taunts supporters over daily pledges while leaders push longer sessions to lock in votes amid quorum trouble and partisan friction.
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