Plane Crash Kills Son of City Woman
Four members of a Houston business family died in a private plane crash. The twin engine plane, missing since Tuesday, was found near Mena Arkansas. Victims include William R Parker Sr, Briscoe K Parker Sr, Jack Donald Parker, and A Glenn Draper. Draper was Amarillo born son of Fula and brother of Ray Parr.
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Mena, Ark
Houston
Kansas City
Mena
Fort Smith
William R
Bill) Parker Sr
Parker Bros. & Co. Inc
Briscoe K. Parker Sr
Jack Donald Parker
A. Glenn Draper
Draper
Fula Draper
Louisiana
Ray Parr
Sunset
Amarillo
Sam Draper
Memphis
Tex
Amarillo Public
Jaycees Face Harassment Over Hospital Board Row
An anonymous barrage of phone threats and pressure targets the Dumas Jaycees amid a hospital board appointment dispute. The controversy centers on politics entering non political appointments as commissioners meet at 1 30 p m Thursday in the County Courthouse to iron out nominees.
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County Court House
Jaycees
Solon questions US film on Mrs Kennedy Pakistan trip
Michigan Republican Rep. Elford A. Cederberg says USIA contractor Edward R. Murrow told him a Hollywood crew is making a documentary on Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy's journey to Pakistan and India under a 45 807 50 contract with weekly salaries of 1000 and 1050 for director and cameraman.
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Jacqueline Kennedy
Pakistan
India
Elford A. Cederberg
Edward R. Murrow
United States Information Agency
Murrow
Cederberg
House Appropriations
USIA
Kennedy
Caderberg
Amarillo and Vicinity Weather Outlook Today
Weather Bureau reports partly cloudy conditions in Amarillo and vicinity with increasing clouds tonight and Friday. Temperatures show little change with a high around 48 degrees. Northwest Texas also partly cloudy with increasing clouds and scattered showers likely Friday, mainly in the east and south, with little temperature change.
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Amarillo
Texas
Quarterly anti commie meetings set in Washington
The Rev Billy James Hargis leader of Christian Crusade announced quarterly meetings for conservative anti communist groups nationwide. About 75 groups attended a closed meeting in Washington agreeing to stronger unity and a steering committee with one member from each group. The next gathering is planned for June.
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Billy James Hargis
Tulsa
Okla
The
Christian Crusade
Congress
Hargis
Brain Sparks Debate Over Univac At Seattle Fair
The Seattle World's Fair will feature a Univac demonstration by Remington Rand with Miss Smith of Tacoma able to request opinions from Freud to Tolstoy on happiness. Eckert and Adler clash, Adler arguing machines cannot think though they can remember imagine and organize.
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Tacoma
Wash
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Thomas Jefferson
Leo Tolstoy
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Jefferson
Tolstoy
J. Prosper Eckert
Mortimer Adler
Eckert
Adler
Police Clear 34 Job Case
Police clear 34 job case as investigation concludes with no further arrests. Authorities say witnesses were interviewed and documents reviewed to close the inquiry.
Kennedy Cuts RS70 Row In House Compromise
President Kennedy and Defense Secretary McNamara reached a late agreement with Rep. Vinson on the RS70 debate. The House passed a bill authorizing 13 billion dollars in extra military orders while dropping mandatory spending language for the reconnaissance strike bomber.
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UPI
Kennedy
House
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Carl Vinson
Armed Services Committee
Congress
U.S
Vinson
Georgia Democrat
White House
McNamara
Kennedy-Vinson
Pentagon
Parolee Loot From Burglaries Tied to Multiple Cities
Officers recovered stolen loot and nine pawn slips from Warren, a parolee, who admitted pawning the items in Kansas City Kansas St. Louis Wichita Falls Oklahoma City Tulsa Joplin and Fort Worth. He described selling the haul across several cities while wearing cowboy boots.
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Amarillo
Bobby Vinson Warren
Western
Warren
Colorado
E. Hastings
Parker
Kansas City
Kan
St. Louis
Wichita Falls
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Phillips Petroleum withdraws from hosting Soviet gas visit
Phillips Petroleum Company pulled out as host for a planned April visit by 10 Soviet natural gas experts to Amarillo area facilities. The move follows protests by the people of Amarillo and raises questions about finding another host or scrapping the Amarillo stop from a tour spanning six other American cities.
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Amarillo
Phillips Petroleum Company
Panhandle
Phillips
H. A. Eddins
Oklahoma Natural Gas Co
Tulsa
Exidins
Russia
Ardmore
Oklo
Soviet Union
United States
American Gas Association
U.S. State Department
Bartlesville
Okla
The
Daily News
State Department
Weather Notes From Amarillo 1962 Summary
The record notes Amarillo sunshine for 77 of 81 days in 1962. Comparative readings taken at 3 p.m. Wednesday show varying wind and visibility across cities including Amarillo Houston Dallas and Oklahoma City with light to moderate wind speeds and mixed sky conditions.
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Amarillo
Houston
Dallas
New Mexico Points Refer to Amarillo as Capital City
A brief note on a reference within a page that mentions New Mexico locations and uses Amarillo as the capital, directing readers to page 40 for context.
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New Mexico
Amarillo
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