Rift in Korea Regime Deepens Over Troop Withdrawal
Seoul reports a rift within the new military government as Marines and paratroopers occupying the capital refuse to return to camps. An authoritative source, not officially confirmed, said the order came from Lt. Gen. Chang Do-Young who leads defense, government, and the junta. The troops seek more government representation amid demonstrations by students and veterans, while Chang urged an end to protests and a focus on rebuilding the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
South Korea
Army
Chang do-Young
Defense
Gen Chang
Death claims W C Townes prominent Tex Panhandle architect
William C Townes 78 of 3404 Western died at 5 10 am Sunday after a six month illness. Born June 28 1883 in Haskell he moved to Amarillo in 1905 and built a long career as an architect designing many schools federal buildings and courthouses in the Texas Panhandle. He worked in firms including Smith Townes Townes Lightfoot Funk and Townes Funk until 1939 and served in World War I era projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Panhandle
William C. Townes
Western
Mr. Townes
Haskell
Amarillo
Santa Fe Railway
J. Roy Smith
Smith & Townes
Amarillo Weather Today and Tonight Outlook
U.S. Weather Bureau reports fair and mild conditions in Amarillo and vicinity with partial clouds. Highs 76 to 88 degrees. New Mexico area fair through tonight with highs 75 to 85. Sunrise 5:30 am, sunset 7:49 pm, 1.13 inches precipitation in the past 24 hours ending 6 pm yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex-“O
New Mexico
Seecesre
TDM
Amarillo Man Dies In Highway 287 Crash
An Amarillo man Joseph Allan Desmond, 46, was killed when his car rolled twice and struck a dirt embankment on Highway 287 near the Canadian River bridge. He died at the scene. survivor includes his mother Cora Desmond and sister Ted Barber. Funeral arrangements by Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Canadian River Bridge
Highway 287
Joseph Allan Desmond
W. 11Th
Potter County
Cliff Roberts
Desmond
Raton
N.M
Cora Desmond
Ted Barber
Blackburn - Shaw Funeral Home
Legislature Begins Tax Bill Conferees Amid Debate
A 10 member joint conference committee will start work Monday on a tax bill aimed at House Senate and governor approval. The House rejected the Senate amended $329 million bill prompting optimism from Gov Daniel that a final measure could pass without a special session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price Daniel
Daniel
James Turman
House
Senate
Northwest Texas Hospital Custodian and Notable Local Figures
The Daily News notes a Northwest Texas Hospital custodian, the wife of an AAFB colonel, a child to be presented in a spring recital, and three sisters who traveled westward to join their four relatives in a Plains Party Line update on Page 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Texas Hospital
AAFB
Sumarion Sumner
Daily News
Sermon by Rev. T. E. Gibson at Central Assembly of God
The Rev. T. E. Gibson of Memphis spoke at Central Assembly of God on Sunday with the sermon Walking With God from First John 2 6. He urged born again life, self denial and sacrifice as paths to peace and joy, citing the biblical tale of a king granted 15 extra years for walking with God in truth and a perfect heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Gibson
Memphis
Assembly of God
Daily News
Uration
Amarillo Beats Austin 2 1 In Texas League Card
Baseball scores show Amarillo 2 Austin 1 in the Texas League. San Antonio and Victoria combined for 6 runs in a loss to Tulsa 9 Rio Grande Valley blanked. In the National League Los Angeles edged San Francisco 3 2 and Pittsburgh defeated Philadelphia 13 to 7 2 3 St Louis 63 Chicago 3 2 T7 Cincinnati 7 2 Milwaukee 6 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Austin
San Antonio & Victoria
Tulsa
Rio Grande Valley
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Poop Off Dear Editor A Texas Letter to Growth
A reader from Wellington, Texas questions proposed speed ups to the national growth rate. He argues current policy favors welfare and suggests the socialists aim to spur growth of the national debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Potomac
Amarillo Weather Summary and Nearby Readings
Weather notes from Amarillo show 133 of 141 days sunny this period. Includes 3 pm comparative readings with wind and visibility data for Amarillo and nearby cities, noting clear skies in multiple locations and varying wind speeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Houston
City
National Guard Enforces Martial Law in Montgomery
In Montgomery Alabama National Guardsmen with fixed bayonets prohibited rioting around a Negro church mass meeting as federal marshals protected participants. Gov. Patterson declared order restored after 20 were beaten in separate clashes and eight whites were arrested for disobeying officers amid continued sporadic violence. The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. began his delayed speech inside the church as authorities issued warrants against “Freedom Riders.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
John Patterson
U.S
Martin Luther King Jr
Kennedy Patterson friendship in doubt after Montgomery riot
In Montgomery a race riot and arrival of U S marshals fueled tension between President Kennedy and Alabama Governor Patterson. Patterson angrily opposed federal officers, warning they must withdraw and stating marshals are unwelcome, while Meriwether and Patterson backed Kennedy at the Democratic Convention and in the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Kennedy
Alabama
John Patterson
Patterson
U.S. Atty
Byron R.whizzer
White
U.S
Robert Kennedy
Charles M. Meriwether
Fugitive Nabbed Looting Market
One of New England's largest manhunts ended with Norman Porter Jr. being captured in predawn hours as he looted Paine's market in Keene New Hampshire. Porter, 21, had fled a Boston area hideout after a caper that left a jail warden slain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keene
N.H
New England
Norman Porter Jr
Los Angeles
Kennedy
Lat Porter
Meriwether
FBI
Porter
Ccident
Middlesex County Jail
Cambridge
Mass
David S. Robinson
Edgar Cook
Cook
Boston
Paine
Massachusetts
Cape Cod
Francis Donahue
Mississippi offers aid to Alabama over federal intervention
Gov. Ross Barnett telegraphed Alabama Gov. John Patterson declaring Mississippi ready to aid Alabama and other southern states, condemning federal marshals as meddling and pledging unity against perceived federal aggression. He said Mississippi will not surrender state rights and will assist sister states resisting federal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Miss
UPI
Ross Barnett
Mississippi
Alabama
Barnett
John Patterson
The Surveyor Debuts as New The Daily News Column
Associate Editor Paul Timmons will write The Surveyor two or three times weekly. Timmons has long surveyed the Golden Spread scene and the column will offer observations opinions and mentions of people and places. Watch for The Surveyor to begin later this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daily News
Paul Timmons
Timmons
Golden Spread
Workers For Dam Honored
Panhandle and South Plains civic leaders honored by the Borger Chamber of Commerce for work toward the Canadian River Dam project. Leon Hill of the Bureau of Reclamation outlined progress, with boats expected on the new lake by spring 1965 and construction beginning early next year, taking about three years. Impoundment is planned for December 1964, and testing for the dam site is near completion. The water system for the 11 member cities will start about 15 months after dam construction begins, with the Authority responsible for recreational facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
South Plains
Borger Chamber of Commerce
Borger
Bonavista
Leon Hill
Bureau of Reclamation
Hill
Canadian River Municipal Water Authority
Pacifists Clash With Sailors at Polaris Base Protest
In Holy Loch Scotland a flotilla of 11 canoes carried demonstrators toward the Proteus as 1,000 others stood ashore. Police arrested 38 at the protest the largest against the base since its activation. Navy and police boats guarded the site as water hoses repelled climbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunoon
Scotland
Polaris
Proteus
Holy Loch
Proteus Anchorage
Cash for Bulldozers Drive Goes Forward
The Cuban Revolutionary Council seeks a ransom for 1,200 prisoners from the April 17 invasion. Jose Miro Cardona says Fidel Castro may release them for 500 American tractors. A ransom fund is planned in a Miami bank with initial donations and loans already in hand as representatives stay in Miami Beach awaiting results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuban Revolutionary Council
Jose Miro Cardona
Fidel Castro
Miami Beach
Miro Cardona
Miami
Fiorello at Municipal Auditorium Tonight
Fiorello performs at Municipal Auditorium at 8 15 p m today with box office open 10 a m to 4 p m and again before curtain time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Auditorium
Also Mentioned on This Page
Korea
Chang
W.C. Townes
Little & Ware
Richard Pipes
West Texas
West Texas State College
Abner McCall
Baylor University
Charles Wilson
Wilson
Bill Jones
Dallas
Ray Bartram
New Braunfels
Jones
American League
Detroit
Kansas City
New York
Baltimore
Cleveland
Minnesota
Central Assembly of God Church
God
Jesus Christ
Crossroads
E. Scott
Wellington
Texas
Montgomery County
Freedom Riders
Jfk-Patterson
Donahue
Thomas Lacroix
Pat Arrowsmith
U.S. Army
Fla
Cuba
Havana
William D. Pachey
Miam National Bank
Antonio de Varona
Revolutionary Council
Fiorello
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!