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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1966

Page

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Growth plans fuel Panhandle A&M expansion in Goodwell

Oklahoma education supporters leverage a $54.8 million tobacco tax funded bond issue to finance Panhandle A&M College growth. President Marvin McKee expects enrollment to double by 1975 with expanded curricula, graduate programs, more research, and doubled campus space to serve a five state High Plains region.

Oklahoma Panhandle A&m Panhandle A&m College Marvin McKee McKee High Plains

Claude Man Wreck Victim Near Washbern

A 22 year old Claude man died when his car overturned on U S 287 about four miles east of here. Harold Thompson, the sole occupant, died en route to North Texas Hospital. Police said high winds contributed to the crash and Thompson was thrown from the car. Funeral arrangements are pending with N S Griggs and Sons Funeral Directors.

Washbern Claude U.S. 287 Here Harold Thompson North Texas Hospital Potter County Cliff Roberts Thompson Buddy Chapman Amarillo Clarendon N. S. Griggs and Sons Funeral

City Infant Crushed By Father's Truck

A 21 month old boy died after being crushed beneath the rear wheel of his father’s pickup at their Hodges Street home. The father backed the truck to load an air conditioner and says the child crawled under the vehicle. He found the infant under the wheel and rushed him to St Anthony’s Hospital where he died of head injuries. The mother, eight months pregnant, was treated for shock and remained in fair condition.

Hodges David Benson Hughes Joe Frank Hughes St. Anthony's Hospital Hughes James Curtis

Area voting results reflect late panhandle trends in primary

In Texas Panhandle primaries the 18th district turnout stayed under 25 percent with incumbents largely winning Democratic nominations. Jack Hightower defeated Andy Rogers for the new district seat while Grainger McKhany quit the race after drawing a new north eastern Panhandle district. Barton defeated Hallmark in a lopsided race for the Northwest district with Hutchinson backing Barton.

Panhandle Texas Andy Rogers Childress 30Th Jack Hightower Vernon Wichita Falls Hightower Rogers Hale County Jim R. Ray White House Luci Johnson Grainger McKhany 31St Judicial District Tom Braly Bruce Parker Pampa

Graver Man Lake Victim and Missing Boys in Sudden Squalls

Sudden Sunday squalls on the Plains caused boating accidents at Lake Meredith and Ute Lake. Marvin Chapley, 45, Grover, was lost after falling overboard while towing a skier. Two Vega residents, Tom Green and Sam Dobbs, 18, missing after their boat was pushed to shore and they sought help. Sheriff said strong wind around 6 p.m. capsized the craft.

Wes Pendley Plains Lake Meredith Ute Lake New Mexico Marvin Chapley Grover Tom Green Sam Dobbs Vega Ute Chapley Buena Vista Hutchinson County Hugh Anderson Lee Bounds

North Carolina priso n program grants weekend home leaves

North Carolina prison officials praise a weekend home leave plan that lets over 300 inmates visit families. Lee Bounds says the work release based program boosts morale and rehab prospects, with expansion anticipated as inmates progress through custody levels.

Raleigh, N. C North Carolina Bounds

Windstorm lashes Panhandle with 70 mph gusts in Amarillo area

A late Sunday squall line battered the Panhandle with wind gusts up to 70 mph. An Amarillo patrolman spotted a tornado east of the city but it did not touch ground. Boise City Oklahoma recorded two hours of heavy rain and small hail with no damage. Downed power lines and damaged trailers prompted traffic detours while crews shut off power and began repairs. A portable building toppled at Morgan Portable Homes and a vacant trailer was upended at Edgewood Trailer Park.

Panhandle Amarillo Boise City Okla N. E. 24Th Osage Southwestern Public Service Edgewood Pavillard Jackie Manhan Morgan Porltable Homes Amarillo Blvd

Clues Sought In Air Crash At Hanover Airport

FAA investigators John Doster and Raymond Whitehead inspected the charred wreckage of a 1944 Howard DGA after a crash at New Hanover Airport over a parachute contest. The plane carried a pilot, four Navy personnel, two local youths, and five novice parachutists when it spun from 1,000 feet during takeoff.

Pottstown UPI John Doster Raymond Whitehead Federal Aviation Agency FAA Allentown New Hanover Lakehurst Naval Air Station N.J

Air Attacks Cut Main Routes Into Hanoi

U S air attacks since mid April have interdicted all main arteries into Hanoi from Haiphong and from China. An Air Force spokesman said supplies will slow as routes are bypassed by boats or barges. Aerial photos show destruction to bridges and highways entering Hanoi from four directions.

Saigon South Viet Nam Hanoi Haiphong China U.S. Air Force Air Force Viet Nam

Six formers run secret cellar club at Blundells School

Six Blundells School students built a private night club beneath a dormitory, stocked with beer and liquor and hooked into the school's electric system. Two students lost privileges and the six received corporal punishment as headmaster Rev John Stanton led a search party that uncovered the trapdoor and concealed room.

Tiverton England Blundells School John Stanton Simon Dutfield

City Pioneer Dead at 82 A Amarillo cattleman and stock show organizer passes

William M. Gouldy died Sunday night at St. Anthony's Hospital at age 82 after a heart attack. A Hereford breeder and longtime Amarillo leader, he helped organize the Tri State Fair and Amarillo Fat Stock Show before their 1954 merger and served on the fair board since 1922. Born June 8, 1883 in Turnersville Coryell County Texas, he moved to Amarillo in 1903 and began in the mercantile business in 1904.

Amarillo William M. Gouldy St. Anthony's Hospital Gouldy Turnersville Coryell County Tex

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