School board meeting and local lodge installation announced
The school board will consider items when it meets at 8 p.m. today at the administration building. New officers of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and the Rebekah Assembly will be installed at 8 30 p.m. today at Amarillo High School auditorium. Dan Sikes won the Jacksonville golf tournament by one stroke over Bill Collins.
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Independent Order of Odd Fellows
The
Rebekah Assembly
Amaril's
Armiarillo High School
Dan Sikes
Jacksonville
Fla
Bill Collins
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Guam Conference Prompts New U.S. Military Pressure
Senate leader and Foreign Relations chair foresee firmer U S action after the Guam talks with Johnson, Humphrey sticking to the administration line that the conference is not binding while Vietnam policy remains on the table.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Guam
U.S
Vietnam
Johnson Arrives in Guam for Vietnam Peace Talk
President Johnson lands in Guam for a two day session with advisers and South Vietnamese leaders focusing on civil development and the war effort. He cites honoring a settlement and discusses military decisions that could intensify the conflict and notes the new Saigon team including Ellsworth Bunker Eugene Locke and Robert Mansfield.
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Guam
Johnson
Western Pacific
Vietnam
Winging
Washington
United States
Saigon
Ellsworth Bunker
Eugene Locke
Bunker
Robert
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont J
J.W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Foreign Relations Committee
U.S. Man
Rain Touches Amarillo Region as Severe Weather Warned
Sunday moisture swept the Amarillo area with up to .65 inches in parts and hail. A tornado warning was issued for the Texas and Oklahoma Panhandles from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. Reports included .90 inches in places, a barn destroyed near Hub Community, and rainfall aiding dryland wheat in parts of Hansford County.
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Amarillo
Shamrock
Farwell
Panhandle
U.S. Weather Bureau
Amarillo Air Terminal
Magnolia
Fleetwood
Bowie
Kingston Road
U. S. Weather Bureau
Texas Panhandle
Oklahoma Panhandle
Separman
Hansford County
Lindy Daniels
Hereford
Daniel
Hub
Friona
Robert Shedd
Jack Davis
Dewey Ashcroft
Palmer, Bailey, Lamb, Motley
Bombers Hammer North Vietnam Plants and South Clash
U S jet bombers hit North Vietnam power and steel plants at Thai Nguyen and Viet Tri while Navy Intruders attacked the Thai Nguyen steel fabrication site. In South Vietnam a large Communist assault near Saigon killed five U S troops and wounded 35 as ground fighting flared in several sectors.
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Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
Thai Nguyen
Hanoi
South Vietnam
U.S. Air Force
Viet Tri
9Th Infantry Division
Oil Threatens Beaches As Torrey Canyon Spill Grows
Tons of crude oil from the grounded tanker Torrey Canyon threaten miles of beaches at Land's End England. Prime Minister Harold Wilson orders a high level response as 25,000 tons leak, forming an 18 by 3 mile slick. Detergent spraying is underway. Maurice Foley heads to Plymouth to coordinate efforts.
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Land’s End
England
Britain
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Maurice Foley
Navy
Plymouth
Landslide Devastates Seaside Town in Brazil
In Caraguatatuba a tropical storm rain triggered a landslide that washed through the seaside town. The mayor put deaths over 100, joining a Brazilian total of 1,273 nationwide since the year began. Residents in slum areas of Rio de Janeiro’s hinterland face widespread flooding and the mayor appealed for state disaster relief.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Caraguatatuba
Cumburi
Brazil
Rio
Here
Sao Paulo
Legislators ponder kooky laws from snakes to geodes
AP report surveys odd bills across states from Hawaiian visas for snakes and geode rocks to beekeeping inspections and banned hypnotists. It notes Maine, Rhode Island, California, Iowa and other states debating unusual issues while highlighting a tax on paintings and a national focus on wildlife and litter controls.
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California
Hawaii
Iowa
Trial stage set as Shaw to face Kennedy conspiracy charge
In New Orleans, DA Jim Garrison wins a ruling sending Clay L Shaw to trial for conspiracy to murder President Kennedy. Shaw, 54, sits with four lawyers as two unusual witnesses test his case, amid uncertainty over evidence barred from use.
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Jim Garrison
Liz
New Orleans
Big Jim Garrison
Kennedy
Clay L. Shaw
John F. Kennedy
Shaw
Special Session Slated
Gov. David F. Cargo announced a special session of the New Mexico legislature to focus on money matters and property reassessment. He returned from Washington and said liquor legislation would not be included, despite a stalled $186 million general appropriations bill and a liquor bill debate in the House.
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Jack Davies
Minneapolis
Minn
Michigan
California Senate
Santa FE
N.M
David F. Cargo
New Mexico
Cargo
Washington, D .G
Crgo
Mrs Cal Farley Dies in Houston
Mimi Farley 66 of Continental Apts president of Boys Ranch board died at Herman Hospital Houston. She had been hospitalized since Wednesday for a routine check up and was named ranch president March 1. Her death follows the January 10 heart attack.
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Cal
Mimi) Farley
Continental Apts
Boys Ranch
Herman Hospital
Houston
Cal Farley
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New England
Alfred Gienn
Wyoming
Siberia
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Maine
Texas
Nebraska
Pennsylvania
New Hampshire
John D. Maziarz
Massachusetts
Maziarz
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Garrison
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