Constitution Week Observed in Amarillo by City and Schools
In Amarillo a week long Constitution Week is under way, led by the city commission and schools with church participation. The piece urges vigilance as the Constitution faces internal and external attacks and credits Mayor Jack Seale, the city commissioners, and School Superintendent Bob Ashworth for promoting the heritage of freedom and opportunity.
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Amarillo
Jack Seale
Bob Ashworth
Call Back If You Get a Fraud Call in Amarillo
A hoax wave targets Amarillo with fake disaster calls. Two cases reported and hints of more, including a ruse about a father's death and another about a child injured in a hit by car. Other cities also see similar calls and police warn to hang up and verify before reacting.
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Amarillo
Oklahoma
Dallas
Five high school football games set for Amarillo area tonight
Amarillo Daily News will cover five games this evening. Lee of Midland faces Tascosa at Dick Bivins Stadium with Jim Sims on site. Amarillo High meets Wichita Falls in Wichita Falls as Tommy Bryant files. McLean hosts White Deer with Lee Drumgoole on assignment. Dalhart plays Perryton at Perryston with Bob Franklin. Dimmitt meets Floydada at Floydada with Jerry Langdon. Richard Pipes will photograph multiple games and Patt Powell will interview Brigham Young coach Hal Mitchell at Amarillo Air Terminal. Powell also covers Brigham Young versus West Texas State at Buffalo Bowl Canyon Saturday night. Don Brown shoots photos and Bryant covers Palo Duro at Carter-Riverside in Fort Worth Saturday.
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Amarillo Daily News
Lee
Midland
Tascosa
Dick Bivins
Jim Sims
Amarillo High
Wichita Falls
Tommy Bryant
McLean
White Deer
Lee Drumgoole
Dalhart
Perryton
Perryston
Bob Franklin
Dimmitt
Floydada
Jerry Langdon
Richard Pipes
Taseosa-Lee
Leo Warden
Patt Powell
Hal Mitchell
Bringham Young
Frontier Airlines
Amarillo Air Terminal
Powell
Brigham Young
West Texas State
Buffalo Bowl
Canyon
Don Brown
Bryant
Fort Worth
That World and That Smile from WES IZZARD
A collage of notes from Pauline Frederick on the Congo and U S policy, Amateur comments on debt and the next generation, a Skyline photo of aspen at 10 000 feet near a Santa Fe ski lift, Red River foliage peak, a new telephone book cover honoring the Air Force, a Amarillo Base photo by Howard Miller, and a forecast that prime time feature films may reshape NBC scheduling with How to Marry a Millionaire as the first.
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Aspen
Red River
Air Force
Amarillo Air Force Base
Howard Miller
Amarillo
NBC
Alpine Village Free Lot Giveaway Sparks Bargain Hype
At the Tri State Fair in Alpine the Sheriff closed the booth to await abstracts showing clear titles as 10 free 60 by 110 foot lots were promised daily. Winners would pay 39.50 closing costs for legal fees survey notary recording processing and warranty deed. More than 10 winners emerged Wednesday triggering a flood of 80 BBB calls.
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Merchants
Amarillo
Debating China's UN Representation Breaks 10 Year Barrier
United Nations General Assembly steering committee votes 15 to 0 with five abstentions to open full debate on the question of China's representation in the UN. The United States supports debate but opposes seating Communist China. A separate Soviet item on restoring rights of the People's Republic of China passes 7 to 3 with 10 abstentions.
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N.Y
General Assembly
China
New Zealand
United States
U.N
People’s Republic of China
Denmark
Ghana
Niger
Liberia
Philippines
Costa Rica
Charles W. Yost
U. S
Korea
Fair Enters Fifth Round At Fast Pace
The Tri State Fair enters its fifth day with a strong crowd and a packed schedule. Appaloosa halter judging starts at 9 a.m. in the bull barn ring, followed by an Appaloosa sale at Gouldy Arena at 7 p.m. Eddie Wood of Amarillo will auction the flashy horses. Junior steer sale is at 2 p.m. in Gouldy Arena, then Ice Capades at 8:15 p.m. in the coliseum. Saturday features Shetland ponies at 9 a.m., 4 H and FFA at Gouldy Arena, Sears Swine Show at 1:30 p.m., and a Shetland Pony sale at 2 p.m. The event closes the 1961 Tri-State Fair with varied shows and livestock honors.
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Gouldy Sales
U. S
Eddie Wood
Amarillo
Gouldy Sales Arena
10 000 HAUL Burglary Suspect Pleads Guilty in Portales
Dennis Richardson a 27 year old former Amarillo accountant confessed to more than a dozen night time raids on farms in West Texas and New Mexico claiming about 10000 dollars worth of farm equipment stolen over seven months He pleaded guilty to grand larceny before Justice of the Peace Keith Roland and is jailed on a 5000 dollar bond Authorities say there is a warrant for similar charges in Texas and the suspect hid much of the loot in sunflowers on his mother s farm eight miles northwest of Melrose New Mexico
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New Mexico
Dennis Richardson
Richardson
Bowie St
Justice of the Peace
Keith Roland
Portales
Lovelace
Melrose
Curry County
Texas
Palmer
Deaf Smith
Swisher
Cochran
Castro
Rusk and Gromyko Meet Over Berlin in 4-Hour Talks
Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Anrei Gromyko held a four hour Berlin focused discussion at the Waldorf Astoria in a friendly businesslike setting. They agreed to continue talks next week as possible steps toward a compromise on the Berlin issue and a possible summit.
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Andrei Gromyko
Rusk
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Waldorf-Astoria
Germany
Shaky Cease Fire Holds in Katanga Amid Tense Tensions
Elisabethville Katanga September 21 AP battle weary Katanga soldiers largely kept to the UN Katanga cease fire yet General Masako Norbert Muke warned it was temporary and accused the UN of bad faith declaring himself a strongman. UN official Conor Cruise O'Brien denied troop plans while reporting food deliveries only. Snipers and mercenaries reportedly violated the truce and 12 Baluba were wounded in clashes near the refuge compound as normal life briefly returned to the capital.
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Masako Norbert Muke
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Muke
Conor Cruise O’brien
Baseball Scores with League Results
In the American League Baltimore defeated New York 5 to unknown. Minnesota edged Washington 6 to 4. The National League had no games scheduled.
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New York
Minnesota
Washington
No Solution Dear Editor Sparks Clam Shucking Comment
Dear Editor a non-reverent editorial writer questions Bobby Kennedy's talents saying luck of a rich father could have him shucking clams in Boston. A remonstrative neighbor calls it an insult to clam shuckers and condemns partisan attacks on the Attorney General. The letter argues wealth skews measuring genius. D. E. Scott Wellington.
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Bobby Kennedy
Boston
British Scouts Allow Long Pants for Senior Scouts
London September 21 The Boy Scouts Association announces senior scouts aged 15 to 17 will wear long pants instead of shorts. The changeover begins November 1 with color-coded songs for Senior Scouts and Rovers blue for Air and Sea Scouts. Costs rise from one pound for shorts to about two pounds eight shillings for lightweight longs and four pounds four shillings for heavier pants.
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Ndon
Britain
Boy Scouts’ Association
Longies
the Scouts Association
Air Scouts
Sea Scouts
Surveyor Keeps a Line on Roswell Today
A surveyor keeps a line on Roswell today, page 30, detailing plotting routes and boundary checks as part of the local mapping effort.
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Roswell
Amarillo Weather Forecast Through Saturday
United States Weather Bureau reports generally fair conditions in Amarillo and vicinity with cooler nights and Saturdays. Northwest Texas expects clear to partly cloudy skies with cooler temperatures in the upper Panhandle. Highs today range from 86 to 94 degrees, New Mexico remains cloudy with light mountain showers and a windy cooler Friday. highs 60 to 75. Sunrise 6 34 a.m. Sunset 6 44 p.m.
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Amarillo
Northwest
Texas
Upper Panhandle
Pigins
Panhandle
Seveeau
New Mexico
PGS
Seaceriens
Vest
Weather Readings Across Amarillo Area Report
Sunlit conditions and wind visibility noted in Amarillo and surrounding cities with readings from 3 p.m. Thursday. Data include mph wind, temperatures, and precipitation indicators across Oklahoma City, Houston, and Dallas observations.
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Miles Condi
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Dallas
Okla
City
Coloring Contest Offers Prizes For Junior Artists
Young artists are invited to color eight Walt Disney scenes printed in The Sunday News Globe and The Daily News with three pictures allowed per entry. Mail to Captain Kidd KGNC-TV Amarillo by Oct 7 1961. NBC program airs 6 30 p.m. Sunday. winners to be announced Oct 16 at 4 p.m. on KGNC TV Channel 4.
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Daily News
Nbc-Tv
Kgnc.tv
Captain Kidd
Kgnc-Tv
Amarillo
Captain Kidd Cartoon Theatre
Channel 4
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