Florida drought scorches Everglades and citrus belt
A severe drought grips Florida as a high pressure system blocks rain. Cattle die, fruit wilts, and Everglades wildlife faces possible extinction. About 5,000 fires burn across the peninsula, endangering groves and prompting Florida Forest Service crews to work nonstop to save property worth millions.
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Florida Forest Service
Search Widens in and Near Caves for Missing Boys
In Hannibal Missouri volunteers combed a scout camp forest and cave network near Murphy's Cave for three missing boys Edward Dowell 14 Joe Hoag 13 and Bill Hoag 11. A sock found near Murphy's Cave is the only clue as searchers use a German shepherd a metal detector cave radio and a St Louis TV unit to speed the search.
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UPI
Missouri
Mark Twain Country
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Joe Hoag
Bill
Murphy's Cave
Mississippi River
Belleville, IL
St. Louis
Hong Kong Rioters Set Houses Afire
Labor leaders bearing Mao badges met British officials at Government House as thousands of leftist youths raged in Kowloon. Teenage rioters clashed with police using sticks stones and flaming debris while fires burned in a densely populated apartment block across from Hong Kong Island. Rumors of strikes caused hoarding and water pressure drops across the colony as violence spread.
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Government House
David Trench
Kowloon
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Four-Time Amarillo Speed Bowl Champion Killed in Crash
Ernest L. Boynton, 4-time Amarillo Speed Bowl champion and Pantex inspector, died after his car struck the north wall during the super-modified feature of the season opener at N Grand and Hastings. The crash occurred on the 13th lap as cars lined up for a restart. cause undetermined by midnight. About 7,000 fans left unaware until later. Elkins called racing dangerous but Ernie loved it.
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Ernie) Boynton
Amarillo
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Pantex Ordnance Plant
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Ernie
Elkins
US pilots score biggest air victory over North Vietnam
US Air Force pilots in Thailand and South Vietnam led a major raid described as the heaviest attack on North Vietnam in six months. They shot down seven Communist MIGs and likely two more, then hit a SAM site near the DMZ. Ground action included strikes on Yen Vien railroad yard northeast of Hanoi and an army barracks northwest of the capital in 72 sorties.
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North Vietnam
Hanoi
U.S
Thailand
South Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Hue
Dmz
Yen Vien
Heir Admits Perryton Hot Check Case Verdict
Michael R. Stoughton of Big Spring was found guilty in 14th District Court of writing a worthless 69.58 dollar check at C. R. Anthony's. He received a five year probated sentence and must make restitution. The case tied to a reputed 23 million dollar trust fund, with investigators noting substantial funds on deposit.
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Michael R. Stoughton
Big Spring
14Th
Stoughton
C. R. Anthony's
Max Boyer
Ray Phagan
Chicago Bank J
Elgin
Powell Bypassing To Supreme Court
Harlem congressman Adam Clay Powell seeks direct Supreme Court review to overturn a House ouster ruling. His lawyers argue the action deprives 400,000 Harlem residents of representation and bypasses normal appeals, aiming for a quick ruling before Congress adjourns.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Adam Claytor Powell
House
Harlem
Court
U.S. District Court
Trial Court
Deadline Fixed For Hull Dinner At Amarillo High
An appreciation dinner for T. G. Hull closes reservations Wednesday, says Boone Pickens Jr. Tickets are 2.25 dollars. Hull, a popular coach and teacher, will retire after 36 years at Amarillo High School. The dinner is Saturday at 6:30 p.m. at the YWCA. Former athletes, students and friends are invited.
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Art forgers thrive as suckers abound in New York
A UPI report notes art forgers are busier than ever as collectors chase bargain masterpieces. 44 fake works in Algur Meadows collection valued at $1.4 million triggered warnings from the Art Dealers Association of America. Authorities blame middlemen and a Paris-forger network for fueling the scam.
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Miros
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Dallas
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The
Art Dealers Association of America
Meadows
France
Klaus Perls
Association
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Derains
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Bonnards
Theodore Rousseau
Metropolitan Museum
Paris
Amarillo Weather Brings Warm Morning Sunshine
The sun has shone over Amarillo for most of the last 487 days with a high today in the mid 70s. Early risers can expect mild warmth as conditions guide a pleasant start to the day.
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Amarillo
Foe
Drizzie
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