Reagan to headline nationwide fund-raising speeches
Gov Ronald Reagan announced on Tuesday plans to deliver Republican fund-raising speeches across the country over the next three months. A broadcast union and NBC reached a contract to avert a strike, while talks at ABC remained in a critical phase. A Soviet built Czechoslovak airliner crashed near Gander on Tuesday killing at least 34 of 69 aboard.
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Flyers Boss Putnam to Visit Amarillo on Friday
William Putnam, president of the Philadelphia Flyers, will travel to Amarillo Friday to discuss the potential establishment of a farm team in the city.
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William Putnam
Philadelphia Flyers
National Hockey League
Amarillo
West Texas opener vs Montana State outlined in ticket ads
Page 9 notes a ticket campaign for the opening West Texas football game against Montana State on September 16. Other items include Smith County Judge H C Williams and ex-sheriff Lowell Sharp alleging rights violations in August 1965, and a Silverton youth to face burglary charges tied to the Briscoe County sheriff's office.
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Montana State
Smith County
H. C. Williams
Lowell Sharp
Silverton
Holiday Inn West
Amarillo
Briscoe County
Amarillo Budget Passes On Second Reading Statewide Candidacy
City Commissioners approved a $14,584,200 next year budget with a 1.30 ad valorem tax rate by a 3 2 vote. Lt Governor Preston Smith formally announced his gubernatorial candidacy on Tuesday amid local milk price rises to 1.07 per gallon and school enrollments about 750 below last year due to base personnel changes.
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Amarillo
Amarillo Air Force Base
New Mexico 8th Grade History Classes Start Strong
Oscar Cantwell’s two 8th grade history classes at Gattis Junior High in Clovis begin the school year with a two question assignment on history. Students express thoughtful views, describing history as a scrapbook of past events, progress, turmoil, and lessons to avoid repeating mistakes.
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New Mexico
Texas
Oscar Cantwell
Gattis Junior High
Clovis
Michael Poe
Michael
Freshmen ACA ratings and Texas links noted in national survey
The text discusses ACA voting ratings for freshmen in Congress with Bob Price among the 100 per cent scorers, compares ACA to COPE, mentions Texas politicians Tower and Yarborough, and references a story on page 8 about ratings. It also includes random notes on prices, inflation, a Johnson note, and a column nod to George Fuermann.
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Bob Price
George Bush
Houston
ACA
Americans For Constitutional Action
Washington
COPE
Aflcio
Texas
Tower
Yarborough
Marines Strike Hill in Vietnam Battle Ends Big Fight
U S Marines battled Communist forces atop Hill 63 in the Que Son valley 360 miles northeast of Saigon, killing 160 in 20 hours of heavy fighting. A Navy chaplain was shot while tending the wounded as casualties rose on both sides in the worst combat since the presidential election wave.
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Saigon
UPS
Navy
Que Son
Vietnam
Charles Starkey
Detroit
Mich
Hill 63
Que Son Valley
Trapper Peak Fire Ringed as Sun Dance Burn Grows
Thousands of firefighters worked to complete lines around the 16 500 acre Trapper Peak Fire near the Canadian border while another blaze Sundance Mountain expanded to 52 160 acres. British Columbia reported 63 new fires over Labor Day weekend totaling 244 with 2 300 on the lines.
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North Idaho
Trapper Peak
Sundance Mountain
British Columbia
Shuswap Lake
U.S. Forest Service
North
Idaho
Trapper Creek
Sandpoint
Forest Service
Sundance
Kootenai River
Bonners Ferry
Four Die in New Mexico Floods in Truth or Consequences
Four people were found dead after flash flooding caused by heavy rain and hail in the Truth or Consequences area. Fernando Carrasco and Dr. Harry Maloney, his wife Ethel, and Marie Dessenger died in or near Tank Canyon and Monticello Canyon. Several others were found safe or injured, including a Monticello couple treated at a hospital.
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Truth OR Consequences
N.M
Harry Maloney
Truth of Consequences
Ethel
Marie Dessenger
Tank Canyon
Ladder Ranch
Fernando Carrasco
Monticello
Monticello Canyon
Tucumcari
Charlie Cox
George Parish
Earl Summers
Jess Liles
Carrasco
TV Talkers avert strike halts networks impact feared
The National Association of Broadcast Employes and Technicians says NBC and ABC reached a settlement for ratification by members. A strike delay reduces risk to live programming across networks, with CBS not affected. About 3,000 employees awaited outcome in five cities as federal mediators intervened.
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Miami Beach
Fla
National Broadcasting Co
American Broadcasting Co
National Association of Broadcast Employes and Technicians
Afl-Cio
NBC
ABC
New York
Tim O'Sullivan
NABET
West Coast
CBS
Milk tab boosts in city raise prices for consumers
An increase of 50 cents per hundredweight in raw milk cost was posted Tuesday, lifting city grocery prices by about 10 cents per gallon. Grade A milk rose to $1.07 per gallon and 57 cents for half gallons, with stores signaling higher prices for other milk products to follow.
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Amarillo
Governor Connally plans wife's neck surgery in Houston
Governor John Connally announced that his wife Nellie Connally will undergo surgery Thursday to remove a benign growth from her neck. The 48 year old, known as Nellie, will be at M D Anderson Hospital in Houston for the procedure, with the governor to attend a Southern Governors Conference in Asheville if needed.
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Gov
John Connally
Austin
Connally
Mrs. Connally
Idanell Brill
Nellie
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