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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1963
Page
3
Shooting in the Texas State Trapshooting Tournament starts at noon Thursday at the Amarillo Gun Club. Friday to Sunday events begin at 9 a.m. with practice traps opening at 9 a.m. Thursday and 8 a.m. on other days. The program totals 750 targets and seven permanent trophies will be awarded. The club sits at 46th and Osage near Tradewind Airport.
Premier Hendrik Vere_word s seaside retreat Bettys Bay forty miles from Cape Town is declared a controlled area. Africans must obtain special permission to enter live or work there in the future as disclosed Tuesday.
Advertises Jayne's P-W Vermifuge tablets to kill pin worms in the large intestine. Claims scientific coating delivers medicine to bowels and uses a modern ingredient to kill worms quickly. Promotes small sizes for children and adults and urges immediate use to prevent contagion.
A 47 year old intoxicated transient was beaten with a club by Amarillo apartment resident Warren Marshall who restrained him after a confrontation at 1322 Tyler Street. Marshall, who weighs about 140 pounds, sustained head lacerations while detaining the intruder until police arrived. Marshall is booked for trespassing.
Reading England police officer and road safety lecturer George O'Dell was fined 14 dollars on Tuesday for careless driving in his police car.
Edward Lee Brockman 66 died at Amarillo Veterans Hospital after a long illness. Survivors include wife Beulah and son James Brockman. Lindsay Gardner Clements 4 died from burns. services in Paramount Baptist Church with burial at Memorial Park Cemetery. Multiple other obituaries note infant, child, and adult deaths with funeral details across Shamrock, Childress, Pampa, Dalhart, and Hollis.
Orba Ralph Elland 50 a Lockney native died after a heart attack. Funeral at 3 30 p.m. in First Baptist Church with Rev Gene Hawkins officiating burial in Lockney Cemetery. Survived by wife Minnie Lucile Morrow five daughters and other relatives. Also noted Robert Henry Hukill 71 of Littlefield died at 10 30 p.m. in Littlefield Hospital with services set at 4 p.m. Wednesday in Ninth Street Church.
Section 67 of the National Miners Union said 3,700 workers at Fundidora de Hierro y Acero in Monterrey accepted a 16 percent wage increase and additional benefits, avoiding any strike.
President Kennedy will tour Holloman Air Force Base and White Sands missile range in New Mexico. He will deliver the Air Force Academy commencement address near Colorado Springs and view missile launchings including Honest John and Nike Zeus. Senator Anderson helped arrange the trip with Gov. Campbell and Rep. Montoya, Morris.
A 19 year old Amarillo resident Calvin Doyle Jack died of a brain injury after a car skidded on a wet road and crashed into a backyard at W 3rd and Louisiana. Passenger Robert Dudley Wilson 21 sustained leg injuries. driver Johnny Cleveland Wilson 26 uninjured. Funeral services will be announced by Blackburn Shaw Funeral Home. Jack was born October 17 1943 in Wilburton Okla and belonged to Summit Four Square Gospel Church. He is survived by his wife Shirley and his parents and siblings.
Two Amarillo juniors at Texas A&M will attend an Air Force ROTC summer camp June 16 through July 13 at James Connally Air Force Base in Waco. Ross A. Park and G. W. Ketchel Willis are named as attendees, with details of parental addresses. The camp feeds into the advanced voluntary ROTC program leading to a commissioned Air Force lieutenant after graduation.
A Hamburg research institute reports that about 50 percent of German television viewers fall asleep during programs. The study highlights low engagement levels across mainstream broadcasts and suggests potential gaps in programming and ad pacing.
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