Governor Briscoe Land Valuation Sparked Tax Probe
Gov Dolph Briscoe faces questions over undervaluing his 20506 acre Caterina Ranch within a poor Asher ton School District. Superintendent Coleman Bailey testified land was valued as low as 711 per acre, with claims some parcels should be valued higher up to 40 per acre. Tax official Mrs W E Casey confirmed ownership and noted potential discrepancies while the legislature review continues.
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Austin
Tex
UPI
Dolph Briscoe
Coleman Bailey
Asherton
Bailey
Dimmit County
W. E. Casey
Briscoe
House Education Committee
Casey
Caterina Ranch
Dan Kubiak
D-Rockdale
Community notices and sale ads in local listings
Christian Center Church holds service at 7 30 p m today at 1129 Terrace Everyone welcome Garage sale at 2117 Mary Ellen all week with clothing antiques and furniture Adv Garage Sale Thursday Friday and Saturday at 1000 Darby Adv
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Christian Center
Terrace
Mary Ellen
Darby
Suspect Charged In Ax and Dagger Slayings
Two college students, Robert Erfourth and David Hammes, were found murdered on the grounds of a private school where they worked as night guards and groundskeepers. Antonio Barrientes, about 21, was charged with two counts of murder and one count of burglary after a license-plate trace. a second suspect was released. The victims were 23 and 20, from Lincoln Park, Mich., and Milwaukee Wis. respectively. The crime involved a bloodied ax and a 10 inch dagger, with the school setting ransacked and wallets taken.
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Maywood, II
UPI
Antonio Barrientes
Barrientos
Robert C. Erfourth
Lincoln Park
Mich
Concordia Teachers College
David P. Hammes
Milwaukee
Concordia
Alcuin Montessori School
Elfourth
Subscription Rates Begin At Pampa Daily News
Subscription rates by carrier and mail are listed for Pampa RTZ and outside RTZ. Rates include monthly, three month, six month, and yearly options. Single copies cost 10 cents daily and 15 cents on Sundays. The paper notes it cannot cover advance payments for two or more months. Publications are daily except Saturday from Pampa Texas.
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Pampa
RTZ
Atchison
Somerville
Texas
Pass Convicted in Yablonski Killings Case
ERIE, Pa. AP Albert Pass, United Mine Workers official, was found guilty of first degree murder in the Dec 31, 1969 killings of union rebel Joseph A Jock Yablonski and his family. Prosecutors promise more arrests and say someone in Washington greenlit the plot. Pass, 54, faces life on three murder counts and had been accused of turning a $20,000 union loan into a murder fund linked to former UMW President Tony Boyle.
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Erie
UPI
Albert Pass
United Mine Workers
Joseph A
Jock" Yablonski
Richard Sprague
Washington
Pass
Middlesboro
Yablonski
Sprague
UMW
W.A
Tony"’ Boyle
Boyle
On The Record Highland General Hospital Discharges and Dismissals
A Highland General Hospital record lists patient discharges and dismissals across multiple names and addresses. Included are Hazel Killebrew, Nell Lemons, Mary De Los Santos, Sharron Gray, Joyce Walters, Myrtle McNeill, Pattie Wilson, several others, with many residing in Pampa Skellytown Denver and nearby areas. The list covers addresses and family names, followed by a few postdischarge notes reflecting home locations and associated households.
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Hazel Killebrew
Christine
Harrison Caldwell
Panhandle
Vernon B. Maule
Hamilton
Walter F. Miller
Pampa
Nell S. Lemons
Denver
Colo
Dewey M. Underwood
Mary E. de Los Santos
Skellytown
Roy L. Jordan
Lefors
Ernest C. Hart
Twiford
Sharron Sue Gray
Maracaibo
Venezuela
Donald G. Miller
N. Banks
Joyce E. Walters
Chestnut
Edward M. Dunigan Jr
Charles
Myrtle A. McNeill
N. Wells
Esther E. Bowers
Miami
Dois P. Williams
Darby
Pattie M. Wilson
Horoscope for June 21 Natives face motivation boosts and adjustments
For today’s signs the year opens with renewed motivation and surprises. Aries must be clear and peaceable while Taurus warns to keep friends and finances apart. Gemini relies on own ability and family disruptions arise. Cancer benefits from extra effort and public points. Leo needs self discipline amid emotions. Virgo accepts the unexpected with subtlety. Libra balances affairs with pause before reacting. Scorpio faces a temporary block and learns. Sagittarius cautions against temptation and promotes self care. Capricorn dislikes early color or texture choices with romance elusive. Aquarius finds value in purposeful work. Pisces resolves money talks with serenity and security.
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Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Virgo
Libra
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Aquarius
SIC Beatrice merger approved stockholders vote
Southwestern Investment Co of Amarillo and Beatrice Foods Co of Chicago plan a July 24 merger after SIC stockholders approved it on Tuesday. Beatrice will own SIC as a subsidiary. SIC common stock exchanges 1.6 shares of Beatrice stock. The board also moved to redeem all outstanding preferred stock around July 23 to enable final merger arrangements.
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SIC
Southwestern Investment Co
Amarillo
Beatrice Foods Co
Chicago
Beatrice
New Dam Authority Organized in Perryton
The Palo Duro River Authority is revived with Robert Skinner as president. Gov. Briscoe signed a bill creating a new authority to study financing a Palo Duro Creek dam for Hansford and Ochiltree Counties. Two sites near Spearman are under consideration. Construction could start in about 14 months.
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Perryton
Palo Duro River
Hansford
Spearman
R.D. Lemmon
Dee Jackson
Gus Renner
Bob Logsdon
Grover
Bob Urban
Delbert Timmons
Jerry Garrison
Mrs. Marshall Retires From Southwestern Bell After 36 Years
Elizabeth Marshall ends a 36 year career with Southwestern Bell Telephone Co in Pampa. She joined as an operator on December 30 1935 and has served as a business office representative handling accounts. Retirement effective June 11. Her son Eddie is a Texas Tech graduate student.
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Elizabeth Marshall
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Pampa
Scientists die in sub dive off Florida coast
In Key West a medical examiner ruled two scientists died of carbon dioxide poisoning after being trapped in a 21 foot research submarine for about 33 hours on the Atlantic seabed near Sugar Loaf Key. Al Stover and Clayton Link perished around the same time, while two crewmen survived and were later aided by decompression procedures aboard the Johnson Sea Link.
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Key. West, Fla
Upl
Atlantic Ocean
Phay
A. J. Fernandez
Monréé County
David Youngblood
Fernandez
Key Memorial Hospital
al Stover
Juno Beach
Fla
Clayton Link
Binghamton
N. Y
Sugar Loaf Key
Link
Edwin A. Link
Link and
Stover
Koreans Tour Grain Facilities Across Texas Panhandle
Six Koreans from the Korean Flour Millers Industrial Association visit Texas Panhandle grain sites and mills. They tour panhandle elevators and fields after a Perryton lunch hosted by the Texas Wheat Producers Association. Escort is TWPA executive secretary Bill Nelson with plans to continue to Amarillo Houston Galveston Wichita Kan City Washington New York before returning July 4.
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Korean Flour Millers Industrial Association
Texas Panhandle
Perryton Country Club
Texas Wheat Producers Association
Bill Nelson
Amarillo
TWPA
Panhandle
Perryton
Texas
Houston
Galveston
Wichita
Kan
Kansas City
Washington, D.C
New York
Korea
Obituaries for Lonnie Beesley and William Goad in Wheeler
Funeral services were held for Lonnie Douglas Beesley at Wheeler Christian Center with burial in Wheeler Cemetery. Beesley, 52, a blacksmith welder, WWII veteran, is survived by his wife Helen Ziegler and three children. Also, funeral services for William A. Goad, 85, at Wheeler Church of Christ with burial in Wheeler Cemetery. Goad, a WWI veteran and former farmer, is survived by three sons, two daughters, eight grandchildren, and three great grandchildren.
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Lonnie
Beesley
Wheeler Christian Center
Lonnie Douglas Beesley
Parkview Hospital
Wheeler
Keith Johnson
Wheeler Cemetery
Wright Funeral Home
Kelton
Helen Ziegler
Clovis
N.M
American Legion
Barney Ray
Paul Gustin
Lavonne
James Thomas
Pampa
Robert Leonard
Bill
Faye Griffin
William A. Goad
Wheeler Church of Christ
Marlon McWilliams
Mr. Goad
Erath County
Wheeler County
Goad
Masonic Lodge
May
W.A. Jr
Loyde
Jimmy
Albuquerque
Ada Dell Close
Dillon
Colo
Sarah Pond
J.R
Calif
Berga Goad
Encino
Ardell George
Ruby Zybach
Briscoe
Sanford Youth Dies In Grain Elevator Bin
A 19 year old Sanford man, James Dwight Gallentine, was found dead inside a grain elevator near Panhandle after reportedly falling in. He worked for Panhandle Wheat Growers Elevator and was pronounced dead at the scene by Justice of the Peace C H Bell. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Thursday at the Minton Memorial Chapel in Borger with burial in Highland Park Cemetery.
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Panhandle
Sanford
James Dwight Gallentine
Gallentine
Panhandle Wheat Growers Elevator
Justice of the Peace
C.H. Bell
Minton Memorial
Borger
Randy Hughes
First Baptist Church
Highland Park Cemetery
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Hammes
Bampa Day
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Smith
Ine
Clee
Lew Laat
Wheeler Graind
Hese
Amarex
Franklin
Ah H
Cent Lite
Southland Finance Uy
Stratford i
Schneider Bernet Hickman
American Teland
Tel
Cabot Ns
Indiana Southwestern Public Service
Tesaco
US Steel
Dial
Yablonski Oe Pan Oal
Tennessee
Ken
University of Missouri
Kaisa City
Highland General Hospital
LN aDame
Terry Weatherford
Williston
Betty Anderson
Ie. Browning
By Jeane Dixon
Leo
New Dam Authority
Mrs. Marshall
Bell
Sk Heard-Jqones Drug Store
Hearo-Jones
Youngblood
Odias
Robert Meek
Santa Barbara
Archibald “Wook
Manalés
Vero Beach
Johnson Sea-Link
Meek
Menzies
Smithsonian Fruslitution Stnday
Wen B
Paamaan Petes
Pirigats
Kenny Butaya
Septas Producten
EB White
Charlotte's Web
Seman Rott
Shaman
Ean Haran Firget
In4gn
Kostal Debhe Reynolds
Charlotte
Pad Lynde
Templeton
Henry Gson
Eiga
Sestere
Iam
Hana Gate
Lavista Colc Iaitie
John Boorman
Jon Voight
Burt Reynolds
Panavision
Warner Bros
Warner Communications Company
Elvis
William A Goad
Farr's
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