Pleasant weekend outlook with near normal temps
A picnickin forecast expects stable weather across the Golden Spread with near normal temperatures through Saturday and little to no rain. Page 2.
05 Sep 1966
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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1966
Page
1
A picnickin forecast expects stable weather across the Golden Spread with near normal temperatures through Saturday and little to no rain. Page 2.
The 17 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Jim Close was named Miss Stratford to lead Sherman County Fair and Jamboree opening events. The three day run kicks off Thursday with ceremonies and pageantry through the weekend.
Patrolmen Clifton and Favenson pursued a car north of Canyon on the Expressway about 1 30 a m Sunday. The speeding vehicle exited to Georgia Street then back to the expressway and swerved into a residential yard hitting the Levy home garage. The driver Lee and two passengers were uninjured while Lee was charged with speeding.
Amarillo sports note reports Sonics drew four new fans Sunday morning after a wreck story teased on page 2.
The 22nd annual Boys Ranch Rodeo drew more than 4 000 fans as youth riders competed in junior and senior calf and bull riding and broncs. Beutler Bros. of Elk City and Tom Harlan of Kellerville provided stock for the event, with top riders scoring up to 90 points as the day showcased jarring rides and spur action. A second show was scheduled for 2 30 p m with events across junior and senior divisions and professional stock.
South Korean troops totaling 5 542 disembarked Monday from three U S transports, bringing the Korean contribution to 46 000 in Viet Nam as the White Horse Division prepares to deploy along the coastal Ninh Hoa area. U S forces total about 3 008 000 with contingents from Australia New Zealand Thailand and the Philippines. In Mekong Delta fighting 278 Viet Cong were killed after clashes with South Vietnamese forces.
A London auction house discovers a long lost Rubens titled the Judgment of Paris among art offered by an 82 year old Northampton great grandmother Eva Savage says her husband bought the painting in 1933 for about 10 shillings. Christie’s plans an auction on November 25 with experts weighing a potential national purchase.
Curious crowds watched from cars and streets near the Amarillo Storage Building at 99 Polk as police with shotguns scanned a five story building for a suspected sniper. The scene echoed the 1966 University of Texas shooting in Austin and followed a Sunday night alert.
National Guard units fired in the air and bayoneted attackers as they protected more than 200 civil rights demonstrators marching through Cicero. Police joined guardsmen along the line after a two hour clash marked by bricks bottles and curses. Six guardsmen were wounded and 2,000 troops remained under shoot to kill orders to avert a major riot.
An anti‑civil rights heckler was subdued as sheriff and state police used truncheons during a Sunday march in an all‑white Cicero community in Illinois. A state police officer is depicted at left.
Latin American marchers in Floydada plan to temporarily enroll their children at Delta Plains Elementary School on Tuesday in protest. Frank Morales says the children will be removed from school if the school board does not act at its Sept 12 meeting. Albert Juarez says the move follows their attorney in Austin and they do not intend to break the law.
Two Amarillo boys died in separate Sunday incidents Tray Jones 14 drowned after climbing the pool fence at North Heights Derrell Crump 5 was run over by a tractor lawn mower in front of his grandparents home Traffic deaths totaled three with Willie Harper Jr 39 and Leonard Vaughn 20 in a Memphis area crash and William Manuel 71 in Littlefield injuries from a two car crash. Lake Meredith drew about 20600 visitors with few accidents reported as Buffalo Lake saw 10000 visitors over the weekend Officials noted 50000 people visited area lakes and parks with no major incidents and Conchas details continued on page 2.
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