Evening course on Critical Thinking offered by Amarillo College
Amarillo College announces a 12 week non credit Community Service course in Critical Thinking led by William C. Wilson. The 7 39 p m Monday class in Engineering Building Room 21 costs 17 50 tuition and enrolls up to 25 adults, with Pat O Keefe supervising. The program aims to sharpen reasoning and spot fallacies in politics economics and society.
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Pat O'Keefe
Amarillo College
O'Keefe
William C. Wilson
Palo Duro High School
Dirksen Lashes JFKs Big Ways Hike Debt for Future
Senator Everett Dirksen challenged Panhandle Republicans at Amarillo dinner urging dedication to constitutional principles. He warned of federal debt per newborn and praised GOP action while noting internal party divisions and a workshop for county chairs. The event included local GOP leaders and candidate O. W. Bill Hayes and former Democrat Jack Cox.
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Everett M. Dirksen
T Illinois
Panhandle
U.S. Senate
Amarillo Country Club
O. W. Bill Hayes
Temple
Jack Cox
Dirksen
Breckenridge
Len Dirksen
Senate
Sen
U.S
Everett Dirksen
Illinois
Free Ballot Is Promised To Syrians
Insurance group denies AFL-CIO claims that adjusters in hurricane Carla areas face threats and push for low settlements. Officials say bodyguards are unnecessary and stress compliance by insurers. The House committee will study hurricane Carla claim handling with hearings in Texas City.
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Austin
Afl-Cio
Bill Harding
Texas
Texas Insurance Advisory Association
Hank Brown
Roy Evans
Harding
Baytown
Associated Press
Texas City
Brown-Evans
Price Daniel
Insurance Commission
House
Carla
Mace Stewart
Galveston
Syria declares independence after coup against United Arab Republic
Syria's conservative premier Mamoun Kuzbari announced independence after a two day revolt ending the United Arab Republic with Nasser yielding in Cairo. Kuzbari pledged civilian rule, elections within four months, and a true democratic life while the Damascus radio said the mission was finished.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Syria
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Egyptian
Mamoun Kuzbari
Damascus
Kuzbari
Weather Summary for Amarillo and New Mexico
Weather forecast notes mostly cloudy conditions across Amarillo and vicinity with a cooling trend and scattered showers possible early today. Northwesterly regions expect cloud cover through Sunday with scattered thundershowers. temperatures vary from the mid sixties to upper eighties in southern areas. New Mexico shows partly cloudy windy conditions with light mountain showers, cooler today and much cooler tonight.
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U.S
Amarillo
New Mexico
Pade Alee
Navy Research Black Clouds Take Spotlight at Clinic
Raton New Mexico September 29 Berger’s carbon black clouds captivate weather experts at the Mountain States Navy Research and Development Clinic. Dr Paul G Griffith University of Arizona proposes rainfall studies in Borger area to test cloud seeding potential. James Hughes Earth Sciences Division ONR notes Deming zinc plant effluent impacts on clouds.
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Paul G. Griffith
University of Arizona
Texas Panhandle
Tulsa
Amarillo
Borger
Griffith
Versity
Tucson
Deming
N. M
James Hughes
Earth Sciences Division
Office of Naval Research
Hughes
McDonald
Crash Plan Urgently Needed to Face Ocean Race
Raton New Mexico September 29 Captain Joseph A Tvedt head of the Navy plans and policy analysis branch urged a crash program to restore U S superiority in inner space and underwater research. He told over 400 at the Mountain State Navy Research and Development Clinic that the United States must double basic oceanography research and ocean surveys in the next decade while the Soviet Union operates a larger research ship fleet.
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Raton
N.M
Russia
U.S. Navy
Joseph A. Tvedt
Navy
Mountain State Navy
Tvedt
United States
Patrols Continue Despite Red Beef
Berlin reports say U S Army courtesy patrols along the 110 mile autobahn linking Berlin to West Germany continue after resumption on Sept 24. The Soviet Union protests were lodged twice. East Berlin tightens the border as about 20 East Germans escape.
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Berlin
West
Albert Watson II
East Germany
Soviet Union
Indians Arrive in Amarillo for Big Medicine War Dance
Seven Comanches ride in a dramatic air voyage to Amarillo to stage a native war dance titled big medicine. They view a transformed homeland from a great Iron Bird, then land at 27th and Georgia for performances today and Sunday as Ernest St Clair promotes his 1962 automobile line.
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Panhandle
Amarillo
Wild Horse Lake
Georgia
Ernest St. Clair
Anadarko
Amarillo Weather Reach 263 of 272 Days in 1961
The 1961 Amarillo readings show sun across 263 of 272 days with 3 PM Friday comparisons. Wind speeds and visibility vary, with several towns reporting fair to partly cloudy conditions and notable gusts.
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Amarillo
Okla
City
Chosshoads Report Editorial Voice From Wellington
Wellington columnist D. E. Scott vents at editorial critics who focus on public officials faults while defending praise for good deeds. He argues accountability matters even amid human frailties and policy missteps.
Robbery at Baltimore Sporting Goods Store
A well-dressed youth entered Norman’s Sporting Goods in Baltimore and asked to see pistol shells. After a clerk produced them the youth pulled a pistol and declared his intent to rob. He fled with $40.
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Baltimore
Norman
Nixon Calls Knight Charge False and Libelous
Los Angeles September 29 AP Richard Nixon dismissed Knight challenge as false and libelous alleging a Nixon ally offered Knight a state job to stay out of the governor race. Knight vowed public proof and a press conference to name the emissary if Nixon denies the claim. Democratic Gov. Brown weighed in as California Republicans clashed.
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Los Angeles
Richard Nixon
Goodwin J. Knight
Nixon
Knight
California
Sacramento
State Supreme Court
Edmund G. Brown
Madness Among the Mims Ends in Nine-Year Payout
Alfred C. Edwards, 59, was fined for murder of 698 chrysanthemums in Greenwich. He received a weekly pound payment for nine years to cover fines totaling 473 weeks, after admitting to stealing weed killer and killing the flowers at the borough greenhouse.
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Alfred C. Edwards
Greenwich
Edwards
Greenwich Parks
Harry Rose
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