New Mexicans to Visit Fair in Amarillo Parade and Delegations Planned
Notables from New Mexico including Governor Clyde Tingley and ex Governor Dick Dillon will travel aboard the Sunshine State special to Amarillo for New Mexico Day at the Tri-State Fair. A parade with multiple bands is set for Friday morning as the train arrives and notable attendees join local delegations from Portales Clovis San Jon Endee and Glenrio for the exposition. The special will depart Amarillo Friday midnight marking a repeat arrival and departure run to avoid last year’s sheep-train delays.
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Clyde Tingley
R. C
Dick’ Dillon
Amarillo
New Mexico
Rock Island Station
Tucumcari
Pecos Valley
Exposition Grounds
Tingley
W. H. McMains
R. C. Carlton
Dillon
Portales
Roy H. Smith
Tucumears Chamber of Commerce
Dee Howard
Ice
The
Fair Association
Clovis
Mary New Mexico
San Jon
Recall of Simpler Days as Mexico Students Seize University
Three hundred radical students seized the University of Mexico demanding liberalization and funding. Police were sparse as missiles and gunfire erupted, leaving one deputy dead and several wounded in a chaotic chamber of deputies fracas.
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Mexico
Mexico City
University of Mexico
Lazaro Cardenas
Chamber of Deputies
Pigmies End Inflation Threat by Destroying Over Supply of Money
Smithsonian anthropologist Matthew Stirling describes pigmy society in Dutch New Guinea where sea shells serve as currency. To prevent inflation he removed his shell supply before leaving. natives then discarded shells, ending the monetary threat. The piece notes group responsibility for crime and a custom of finger removal upon remarriage.
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Washington
Matthew Stirling
Smithsonian — Institution
Dutch New Guinea
Pacific
Midwest
Stirling
Kentucky
Students Hear Chest Talk At First Meeting
Amarillo College opened its new term with about 350 students attending the 11 am assembly. Charlie Watkins of Community Chest spoke as the speaker. Music by the Balladers and Balladettes and choral clubs complemented the program as Khiva Shrine prepares a Friday night reception at the Masonic Temple for collegians.
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Amarillo College
Charlie Watkins
Community Chest
Khiva Shrine
Masonic Temple
Prisoner Escapee Recalled After Potter County Return
Bo M. Johnson, an escaped Potter County prisoner, returned from Phoenix yesterday after a June 22 break from a local doctor's office. He allegedly feigned illness to flee, later removing his handcuffs, before being recaptured and brought back by Sheriff Bill Adams, Police Chief W. R. Dowell, and Deputy O Moore.
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Bo M. Johnson
Potter County
Phoenix
Ariz
Bill Adams
W. R
Dowell
O ' Moore
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