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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1960

Page

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Amarillo bridge artist of the Expressway

In Amarillo the Expressway showcases practical yet elegant bridges designed by Am a rillo bridge engineer Smoky Supher. A. B. Lupher, once a local schoolboy and early baseball pitcher, is linked to the era and the artistry of the structures. Byron Reese of the highway department praises the local origin of the designs.

Canyon Amarillo A. B. Lupher Daily News Shamrock Irishmen Amarillo Reds Cal Farley Smoky Smoky Supher Astynax Douglas Sandie Dee Caldwell Speed Ravey Austin Texas Highway Department Supher Fleetwood Bell Avenue Byron Reese Highway Department A. B. Luphero

Freedomland USA omits Texas in Brooklyn park map

Ex Amarillo developer C V Wood built Freedomland USA in Brooklyn. The 240 acre park mirrors U S history but lacks any Texas representation. FBI agent Curtis Lynam summarizes the Brinks robbery with 3 dead and 8 jailed, while over a million looted remains missing.

C. V. Wood Curtis Lynam FBI Dallas

Defense Restes Murder Trial To Jury Today

In Garden City Kansas the defense rested its case in the first degree murder trial of Richard Eugene Hickock and Perry Edward Smith after calling four witnesses. The all male jury will hear closing arguments Tuesday as defense and prosecutors seek to spare the lives of the ex convicts accused in the shotgun slayings of four members of the Herbert W Clutter family.

Garden City Kan UPD Richard Eugene Hickock Perry Edward Smith Herbert W. Clutter Harrison Smith Hickock Larned State Hospital Finney County District Court Roland Tate Edgerton Randay Smith Elko Nev Las Vegas Kansas State Clutter State Bureau of Investigation Clutter Family Holcomb Gar

Senators Say Hoodlums Tighten Hold on Economy

The Senate Rackets Committee warns of rising organized crime influence across the U.S. economy and fights over a national crime commission. It accuses Teamsters leader James R. Hoffa of abuses while noting illicit syndicates expand into labor and management. The panel urges congressional study of coping methods.

Washington UPI Senate National Crime Commission Commission Congressional Committee Teamsters James R. Hoffa Hoffa Teamster

Weather Outlook for Amarillo and Surrounding Areas

Partly cloudy through today with cooler tonight. Low around 50 and high near 70. Northwest Texas sees partly cloudy windy conditions and cooler tonight. New Mexico reports partly cloudy skies with isolated showers in northern mountains and breezier east plains. Cooler statewide with highs 60 to 75.

Amarillo Northwest Texas New Mexico East Plains

Violence erupts as mobs clash near Cape Town

Police and mobs fought in northeast of Cape Town as militant Negroes pressed a work boycott after 72 people were killed by white police a week earlier. A white constable and several others died or were wounded. churches and schools burned in Worcester township. Johannesburg trains and stations damaged.

Johannesburg Cape Town South Africa Worcester Township Dutch Reformed Church Col J. CC. Lemmer Orlando Meadowlands Negro Townships National African Con

Randall To Choose Judge in Election

Randall Democrats will select a county judge to serve from January 1, 1961, to January 1, 1963, in the May and June primaries. The filing fee is four hundred five dollars.

Randall Canyon

Randall County judge candidates set filing window

Randall County voters may file for the May 7 primary until midnight April 7. The Randall County Democratic Executive Committee met with 14 of 19 members present and unanimously approved a late filing period for the post created by Rov Joe Stevens resignation.

Randall County Democratic Executive Committee Joe Stevens

Resignation Shifts Randall County Judge Race

D E Scott Wellington Stevens resigned last Saturday, 48 hours before the party committee met to plan ballot printing. The ballot must be printed by April 17 for absentee voting. Filing for county judge requires notarized forms from the county clerk in Canyon or from David Matthis. The filing fee is 405 dollars. The interim judge and procedures were discussed in Randall County courthouse 47th District courtroom as Stevens’ resignation takes effect April 1.

Stevens Canyon David Matthis Demcratic Randall County Matthis

Spring thaws trigger floods across eight states

Spring thaws sent warm water snowmelt across eight states, isolating towns and forcing hundreds to flee. National Guardsmen aided rescues in Kansas Nebraska Iowa Missouri North Dakota South Dakota Minnesota and Wisconsin as rivers swelled and crested. Nebraska and Missouri reported the only deaths amid extensive property and livestock losses. In Frankfurt Kansas Vermillion Creek surged seven feet above flood stage, flooding roads and surrounding areas.

Kansas Nebraska Iowa Missouri North South Dakota Minnesota Wisconsin National Guardsmen Frankfurt Kan

Capital Illegally Held Board Seats Highlighted

Will Harrison reports in Santa Fe that a Daily News investigation exposes illegal board memberships occupied by New Mexico legislators. The piece centers on actions by lawmakers and the implications for governance and ethics enforcement.

New Mexico Will Harrison Harrison The Daily News Santa Fe

Pilot’s use of tranquilizers linked to 26 deaths crash

Washington UPI report says the Piedmont DC-3 crash that killed 26 near Charlottesville on Oct. 30 involved a pilot who had used tranquilizers after consulting two psychiatrists. Investigators say tranquilizers were not available day before the accident while ruling out other causes. Captain George Lawrine died with crew and 23 passengers. one survived. Bakke of the FAA noted the inquiry’s core finding points to the captain as the weakest link.

Washington UPI Charlottesville House Appropriations Committee George Lawrine Bakke Oscar Bakke Civil Aeronautics Board Bureau of Safety Federal Aviation Agency

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