Talking to teens on alcohol risks from a DRS viewpoint
In Our Town 2 DR Clifton of the University of Oklahoma School of Social Work told Amarillo area social workers on Wednesday that warning teens that drinking alcohol is a hell fire and damnation sin will close minds. Also noted a White House civil rights conference invites Rev L B George of Mount Zion Baptist Church. Graduation for St Anthony's nursing students set for 8 pm June 3. A pair of julia grain dealers take on stripping and...
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School of Social Work
University of Oklahoma
Amarillo Area
L. B. George
Mount Zion Baptist Church
Amarillo
White House
Washington
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Five obsolete silos cost six million each in Oklahoma
Top of the Day reports five silos near Altus Oklahoma built at six million dollars apiece for Uncle Sam are now obsolete. The notice is part of a broader page summary of local and national items from the period.
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Oklo
Uncle Sam
Possible drop in Bobby Baker probe hints from Rep Gross
Rep H R Gross of Iowa suggested FBI eavesdropping in the Fred B Black Jr case might aid Bobby Baker. Police in Dallas questioned two men about the abduction of a young girl and the beating of her brother but no clear suspects emerged. A new farm wage bill barely cleared its first House test while Republicans tease Romney’s third term bid in Michigan as a potential White House workout.
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Rep. H. R. Gross
Iowa
FBI
Fred B. Black, Jr
Baker
Dallas
George Romney
Michigan
White House
From A tolzzard Cetetitte
An unclear OCR fragment from Tolazzard center page describes volume and issue notation in a periodical format. The legible portion gives no concrete names, dates, or events to summarize into a full news item.
Rain and temperature trends forecast for June
Lawson Harman of Southwestern Public Service predicts June will be near normal for rain and temperatures, with 1.82 inches of rainfall regionally and average highs around 77 or 78 degrees. The month should begin with five days of moisture, then sporadic rain continuing through the period.
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Lawson Harman
Harman
Southwestern Public Service Company
Mr. Harman
Vietnamese Buddhist protest and Saigon crackdown clash with Ky government
Riots and tear gas swirl as 4 000 Buddhist demonstrators clash with Viet Minh backed police in Saigon while 7 000 students vent anti American fury along the Perfume River. Hue reports claim loyalty of the 1st Division to Ky. Thich Tam Chau urges end to fighting as intel hints mass Viet Cong presence northwest of Hue. Texans study inflation fears. Penn Station site in New York gains three new structures. various local notes and light humor intermingle with the day’s headlines.
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UPI
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Farm Wage Bill Advances For Farm Workers Vote
The House approved extending minimum wage coverage to farm workers while resisting coverage for small retail employees. The measure’s fate remains unsettled as final votes were scheduled for today and sponsors faced a mixed political outcome.
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Washington
House
Vac Pac offers news on vacation for Globe readers
They re all ere and they ll be waiting for you when you get back if you order VAC PAC the convenient no extra cost way of catching up with news and features while you re on vacation contact your carrier or call the Globe News circulation department DR6 4488
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Man rolls tire to city hall in protest over street litter
Bruce Liebbe, angered by a discarded knife blade puncturing his tire in downtown Omaha, rolled the flat tire to city hall during a public safety news conference. He protested city street cleaning with strong words, and police ordered stricter litter-law enforcement later that day.
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UPI
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Francis Lynch
Teaching Alcohol in Schools Split Public View
Dr Clifton of the University of Oklahoma urged that teaching about alcoholics in schools is impractical and should remain in homes and churches. He argued that teen drinking is a moral issue and that abstinence or full prohibition are the prevailing US stances, with limited middle ground.
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United States
Stanley Clifton
Said
School of Social Work
University of Oklahoma
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YWCA
Entry Fee Order Sparks Uproar Over Wildlife Refuges
Outdoor editor Jim Thomas and others oppose a $7 annual entry permit for wildlife refuges including Buffalo Lake. Critics in Congress push to erase or modify the fee enforcement, despite schools framing the issue as a public health concern. See page 35.
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Jim Thomas
Congress
United States
Police Fail LSD Plan At Fort Lauderdale
Police rounded up a gang of youths accused of stealing materials to make plastic bombs nerve gas and the hallucinatory drug LSD Officials seized notes and 131 sticks of dynamite The group planned a full scale assault on a major Fort Lauderdale bank Police charged Norman Allen and Hugo Duras 18 with burglary of a high school laboratory and held a detainer for a Deerfield Beach suspect The case involves about 10 youths with one reported carrying poison and others linked to burglaries of laboratories and offices The episode prompted statements from Dr Clifton and Rev Alan B Conley about the youths and drinking culture
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Fila
William Me
Clifton
Alan B. Conley
Amarillo
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Innes
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Vote split over farm worker coverage in bill dispute
In Dallas a 157 to 149 vote rejected an amendment to remove farm workers from bill coverage. Rep John B Anderson 120 to 109 approved limiting the act to firms with over 500000 in annual gross. Police pursued a hatchet abduction of two children near Dallas. Wanda Weaver, 11, and Douglas Weaver, 8, were taken Tuesday. the girl found safe but the boy severely injured near Seagoville.
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John B. Anderson
R-Tll
Dallas
Wanda Joyce Weaver
Douglas Glenn Weaver
Dallas County
House reform bill amendment sparks clash over job cuts
Anderson said his amendment aimed to cut 955 000 small retailer and service jobs but Dent argued it would remove 1.6 million. He later admitted mistaken language would clear 650 000 more workers in mining manufacturing and finance sectors. The House eyed a separate roll call before final passage for amendments.
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Parkland Hos and Dent
Pital
Abduction Report Involving Weaver Children Near Dallas
Dallas sheriff seeks a man about 50 seen near the Weaver children parents are Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Weaver of Rt. 3. The kids vanished while walking to a store and were driven to an abandoned house three to four miles from home. The incident involved a hatchet blow to a young Weaver’s head, but the girl was unharmed.
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E. C Weaver
Rt. 3
Dallas
Bill Decker
Irish Drinking Custom Highlighted as National Trait
A historical text notes that Irish culture is characterized by heavy weekend and special occasion drinking, describing alcohol use as an accepted custom. The passage argues this leads to a high per cent of alcoholics and frames drinking as a normative practice within the country.
Baker Scandal Ties FBI Tapes to Prosecution Moves
Washington report cites Rep. H R Gross noting a pattern of events possibly dropping criminal prosecutions of Bobby Baker once linked to Johnson aides. FBI eavesdropping on Fred B Black Jr prompts Supreme Court action, as Black faces tax evasion charges and Baker relations with high officials surface amid pressure.
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Bobby Baker
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Wisconsin Assembly Allows Colored Oleo Sale
Wisconsin Assembly narrowly approves a bill to permit sale of colored oleo. The measure faces an uphill battle in the Senate where rural opposition blocks a vote, keeping dairy state policy uncertain for the current session.
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Wis
UPI
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