Johnson orders CIA to drop covert subsidies
President Johnson directed the Central Intelligence Agency to cease subsidizing private groups through secret back channel deals. The order aims to end covert support and bring activities into public scrutiny.
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Cassius Clay loses bid to dodge draft government appeal
Cassius Clay loses another legal bid to avoid induction into the Armed Forces with a scheduled Houston induction on April 28. Also notes Amarillo events including the Sonics practice, auctions near McLean, and other local items.
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R&D Spiral Discusses Knowledge Explosion Growth
Ralph Rothem argues knowledge doubles faster over time, from Christ era to 1965. He warns of the escalating R&D spiral costing the nation billions and questions if faster knowledge improves happiness or morality. Daylight saving time changes also affect Panhandle schoolchildren waiting for buses before sunrise.
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Substitutes and Strike Hit TV News First Day
On the first day of a rare AFTRA strike 18000 members walked out at CBS ABC NBC and Mutual stations in New York Washington Chicago and Los Angeles. Nonunion staff filled air and studios as live soap panels and some newscasts were replaced by film and tape. Notables Carson Cronkite Jennings and Downs absence noted while others manned the airwaves.
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Walter Cronkite
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Hugh Downs
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Torrey Canyon under relentless air attack near Land's End
The American-owned super tanker Torrey Canyon endured a heavy bombing and napalm assault by RAF and Royal Navy jets. Over two days, 66,000 pounds of explosives were dropped on the wreck as crews struggled to vent remaining crude oil.
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England
UPI
Torrey Canyon
ABC
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Furious Schwartz Ends Filibuster Over Sunday Closing Law
Senator A R Schwartz of Galveston ended an eight hour filibuster against a Saturday Sunday emergency closing provision. The Senate approved by voice vote a House passed bill to remove the emergency clause, sending the measure to Governor Connally for signature amid protests over religious rights and weekend shopping.
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New Area Feedlot Planned Near Amarillo
Thursday plans announced to build the Randall County Feed Yards a $500000 operation 15 miles southwest of Amarillo with an initial 12000 head and ultimate 20000 head capacity. It will employ about 20 people and feature an electronic feed mill and three road access points.
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NFO Sued Over Milk Monopoly Bid in 19 States
The Justice Department filed an antitrust suit in Des Moines charging the National Farmers Organization with coercion to monopolize interstate milk sales in 19 states. A hearing was set for 1 p.m. on a restraining order affecting nonmember farmers and transporters amid a milk withholding campaign begun March 15. The suit seeks to bar NFO and members from the action while not challenging the holdbacks by NFO members.
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Record high 87 degrees in Amarillo on March 29
Amarillo reached a record 87 degrees on Wednesday afternoon surpassing the old March 29 record of 85 set in 1943.
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Accidental U S Rocket Hit Sa Huynh Village Kills Three
A U S Army rocket firing helicopter accidentally hit Sa Huynh village 35 miles southeast of Quang Ngai. Three Vietnamese civilians were killed and 20 wounded as rockets struck a fuel point and huts. Fifty-nine huts burned or destroyed in firebreak actions and collateral damage. The incident occurred Wednesday during a firing mission near the village.
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Sa Huynh
Quang Ngai
Junction City
Passenger dies after seat belt release on United jet
Casper Wyoming AP reports a downdraft caused a United Air Lines flight to drop from 37,000 feet. George Graves aged 52 released his seat belt to reach his granddaughter and hit his head on the ceiling. he died. Other family members were hospitalized after the turbulence incident over central Wyoming.
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