Northwest Texas nursing graduates among top state exam scorers
Directors at West Texas State University and Amarillo Hospital District reported that graduates of the Northwest Texas Hospital School of Nursing who took the 1965 State Board Licensing exams scored highly. Page references note forest service pasture permits in Texline and Dallam and Cimarron Counties. Coach Alex Hannum was fired and replaced by Bill Sharman.
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Northwest Texas Hospital School of Nursing
Amarillo
Forest Service
Texline
Dallam County
Tex
Cimarron County
Okla
the Future
Alex Hannum
Celtic
Bill Sharman
Amarillo Contractors File Six Civil Suits for $200000 Damages
In Our Town six civil suits have been filed in U S District Court by five Amarillo contractors and subcontractors seeking about 200000 against two union locals for delay of work. A planning book for Amarillo street and highway needs titled The Origin Destination Survey Report will be available at 2 p m today at the State Highway Department office 5715 Canyon Drive.
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U.S. District Court
Amarillo
State Highway Department
Canyon Drive
Students vie for regional scholarships in Amarillo exhibition
On the Plains seniors from 26 Texas Panhandle counties compete for scholarships in a regional exhibition in Amarillo. Submissions are due by 6 p.m. Saturday and displays run April 4 to 12 at Tas cosa National Bank Page 11.
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Texas Panhandle
Amarillo
Tascosa National Bank
Diverse tidbits from Texas to New Mexico and beyond
A digest of scattered notes includes Sen Hazlewood's campus speech and Texas campus tensions, San Leandro's civic approach and tax favors, Harris County cattle insights, sea level drift near Houston, Roswell High’s Coyote Howler, and a light quip about a future Baltimore Sun moon shot plus local weather and work ethic maxims.
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Roswell High
Coyote Howler
New Mexico
Earthquakes Hit North China and Widen
Seismologists report a series of strong quakes near Singtai southwest of Peking. Shocks rattled Beijing and surrounding regions, with Kampala Uganda reporting deadly tremors and Yugoslavia's Sarajevo area feeling smaller earthquakes.
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Tokyo
China
Singtai
Moscow
Peking
Africa
Uganda
Kampala
Yugoslavia
Sarajevo
Japanese
Central Meteorological Agency
Radio Peking
Yank Dies in Eiger Fall Peak Claims 26th Victim
An American climber died after plunging 3 000 feet on the Eiger in the Bernese Alps. The death marked the 26th life lost in the daring ascent of the notorious peak.
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Yank
Eiger Fall
Peak
Viet Cong youths found chained to gun post in jungle fight
Three teenage Viet Cong, 15 or 16, were found chained to a 75 pound machine gun mount after a clash 35 miles northeast of Saigon. They wore khaki and were the gunner, assistant gunner, and ammunition bearer. Marines later overran the position as jet planes bombed the area.
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Viet Nam
UPI
Saigon
Douglas Sturgies
Paterson
N.J
Climber John Harlin Falls 3000 Feet on Mt Eiger
John Harlin a 30 year old mountaineer from Los Altos California died Tuesday after plunging 3000 feet on Mt Eiger in Switzerland during an expedition with 12 other alpinists. The joint Anglo American German team neared its objective near Kleine Scheidegg as Harlin was at about 11500 feet en route to join an advance group of West Germans. Mt Eiger has claimed 26 climbers in past ascents.
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Los Altos
Calif
Mt. Eiger
Kleine Scheidegg
Switzerland
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Diper
Harlin Himelf
Kleine Scheidegg Holiel
Senate
Layton
Boulder
Colo
Chris Bon
House
Nington
Britain
Missouri
House A
Leysin
Kor
North Wall
Legis Five
County Commissioners Ok Equip Use in Private Property
Four Hockley County commissioners approved 21394.20 in county equipment use on private property over four years. The audit shows 40313.61 owed by property owners for work done with county gear. Citizens push for grand jury investigation with petitions circulating in Levelland. next grand jury April 1.
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Levelland
Hockley County
Jack Morton
Amarillo Daily News
Ana
Grand Jury
Louise Hall
John C. Harper
Winds Blitz Texas and Snow Follows Cold Fronts
A North Texas weather front brought 71 mph winds to Childress and dust storms across the Panhandle. Lubbock reported 50 mph gusts and reduced visibility as a second cold front moved through, bringing chills and snow flurries to parts of the state.
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United Press
North Texas
Panhandle
el Paso
Wichita Falls
Childress
Lubbock
South Plains
West
Red River
Texas
Midwest
Senate Votes Daylight Time for Uniform Time Across Nation
The Senate advanced a daylight saving measure seeking nationwide uniform time. The bill aims to start daylight time on the last Sunday in April and end the last Sunday in October, with states able to exempt themselves by legislation.
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Washington
Senate
IRS 1965 audit push raises tax return questions
The IRS 1965 annual report shows audits rising with 65.9 million returns filed and 21 million classified for possible review. Most taxpayers face at least cursory checks while private dirt contractors note low rates for county road work audits.
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Coun
IRS Commister
Sioner
Sheldon S. Cohen
IRS
Dol
Talent Not Appreciated Talent Not Appreciated
Dominick the male white mouse, accidentally included with 99 females at Incarnate Word College, will travel to England after a London researcher requested him for genetics work. He has sired 70 offspring and the incident halted the college cancer research project.
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San Antonio
Dominick
Incarnate Word College
England
London
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