Applications rise 29 percent from last year
As of Tuesday, 1,537 applications had been received, up from 1,193 for the same day last year, indicating a strong year over year increase. Page 10.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1965
Page
1
Registration at Clarendon College Opens This Week
The college announces registration begins at 9 a.m. today and runs through September 22 with classes starting Thursday. News notes also report the United States has frozen military aid to India and Pakistan while reviewing economic assistance, and industry sources expect a steel price increase to fund a major wage settlement for the United Steelworkers Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarendon College
United States
India
Pakistan
Industries
United Steelworkers Union
The Sergeant Goes to War
A letter tribute to Sgt Iqbal Malik from Karachi who trained as an Air Force supply specialist at Amarillo base. He writes on Pakistan and Kashmir from Dawn editorials, praising Ayub Khan and Pakistan while reflecting on parting and wartime loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sgt
Iqbal Malik
Malik
Karachi
Amarillo
Pakistan
Ayub Khan
George Washington
E Wasa
Kashmir
Dawn
Pandit Nehru
America
India
China
Apaly
Viet Nam
Mark Perhay
High Rise Gas Signs Mark Modern Transit Era
A column surveys growing metallic signs along interstate corridors and notes their height and spread through towns. The piece reflects on urban modernization and the symbol of progress, with a nod to the eye on infrastructure and consumer life along I 4.
Jets Battle Along Front Escalates Between India and Pakistan
New Delhi reports fierce air battles as Jets pound Pakistani targets and bombers strike Indian cities. Ground advances by India's forces into West Pakistan faced delays, with officials awaiting potential retaliation and evaluating ongoing threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
India
West Pakistan
Mata Wa Halad Fay
Betsy Rakes South Florida In Massive Hurricane Hit
Hurricane Betsy roared ashore along Florida’s Gold Coast up to 140 mph winds. Power lines fell, stores broke windows, and darkness fell early as Fort Lauderdale Miami Beach and Miami faced weeks of onslaught with floods and outages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Lauderdale
Miami
Florida
Gold Coast
Miami Beach
Weather Bureau
Betsy
Fort Pierce
Reus
AIA
Pompano Beach
Bombers Attack New Delhi as India Fends Off Pakistani Raid
Indian defense ministry says Pakistani bombers attempted to strike New Delhi early today with one Pakistani plane shot down. Air raid sirens sounded for ten minutes. No damage reported in New Delhi though Halwara Airport in Punjab state was attacked twice. Paratroopers reportedly dropped. Indian planes also raided Rawalpindi. No Indian losses reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Deli
India
New Delhi
Defense Ministry
Halwara
Punjab
Pakistan
Rawalpindi
India Pak Rail Bombing Sparks Broad War Threat
Report describes an Indian bombing raid near Rawalpindi raising fears of full scale war across the subcontinent. China sides with Pakistan while the Soviet Union calls for restraint and the United States weighs its course as tensions flare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawalpindi
Subcontinent
China
Pakistan
Soviet Union
United States
Color
India
Kashmir
House Grants Johnson Veto Won Over Base Closures
The House voted 346 to 0 to drop restrictions on the president's power to close military bases. Led by Rep. Lo Mendes Rivers, lawmakers backed the national security aim and sent a 17 billion military construction bill to the Senate. The measure replaces vetoed language with a requirement that the president notify Congress 40 days before shutting a base with over 250 US employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Johnson
Lo Mendes Rivers
Senate
Rivers
Armed Services
Congress
United States
Pentagon
Hiking Crew Survives Zion Narrows Flood Rescue Tale
Twenty five hikers escaped a deadly Zion Narrows flood after three days in the Vir gin River gorge. Sheriff Otto Fife led the final rescue with injured Allen Keller among the group. Survivors described the flood as like a freight train and jet engines, with boulders the size of cars colliding in the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion National Park
Zion Narrows
Virgin River
Otto Fife
Cedar City
Utah
Allen Keller
Orem
Bove
Fife
Keller
Jean Anderson
Salt Lake City
Edward Clark Jr
Voters Reject Senate Expansion Pace in Panhandle Strong
Texans statewide rejected a constitutional amendment to enlarge the Texas Senate to 39 seats, with 126 163 against and 77 049 for. Panhandle counties showed tepid support, Potter and Randall absentee totals were mixed, and big urban centers favored the measure only narrowly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Plains
Texas Senate
Texas
Harris County
Houston
Dallas
Austin
Wichita Falls
Randall County
Senate
Potter County
Honeymooners Ride Betsy Hurricane Party at Miami Beach
A Philadelphia couple marries during Betsy as the hurricane brings winds and waves to Miami Beach. They enjoy a hotel party behind plate glass while a Coast Guard helicopter rescues a surfer. Bars along Collins Avenue stay busy as residents share a calm camaraderie amid danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
UPI
Allen
Betsy
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Atlantic
Coast Guard
Collins Avenue
Max Wolkoff
Dominican Air Chief Refuses $300,000 Bribe
The Chicago Tribune reports a failed bid to bribe Brig. Gen. Anto of the Dominican Air Force to leave the country. White House envoys offered $300,000 last May, but the plan was uncovered and did not proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
White House
Dominican Air Force
Chicago Tribune
Johnson
Anto
Imbert Barrera and Guzman Move for End to Civil War
Warines the Peninsula reports that Imbert Barrera and Sylvestre Antonio Guzman, ally of ex President Juan Bosch, aimed to install Guzman as president to end the civil war. The plan failed as anti Communist military leaders, accused by Communists of corruption, proved honest and incorruptible in the fight against Communists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imbert Barrera
Sylvestre Antonio Guzman
Juan Bosch
Piranha Offensive Strikes Ra Lang An Peninsula
Thousands of Marines and ARVN troops assault the Ra Lang An Peninsula near Chu Lai in a dawn operation aimed at neutralizing a Viet Cong stronghold. The push, codenamed Piranha, follows aerial and naval bombardment and mirrors the scale of a prior 5,000-strong offensive with hundreds of guerrillas killed, as U.S. forces press targets across the region. A separate note reports friction over a bid to remove General Wessin from the Dominican Republic, tied to embassy pressure and internal dissent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South China Sea
Ra Lang An
Chulat
South America
Man Marine
Vang Tueng
U.S. Navy
South
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