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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1963
Page
10
The AMA News cites extensive research showing seat belts are the most effective protection against injuries and deaths in crashes. Belts save lives by keeping occupants in seats, with quick release in fires or submersion and protection for drivers and passengers in front and rear seats.
The National Association of Manufacturers contends the NLRB has become a policy making and law making body beyond Congress. NAM urges Congress to strip the board of judicial functions and limit executive intervention to laws. It cites cases of rulings eroding rights and inventing new standards, urging referral to Federal District Courts.
A middle aged woman accosts a local doctor at a cocktail party recalling a home visit 20 years earlier when she was told to stay in bed until he called back. He quizzes her on her condition and asks why she is out of bed now.
A domestic scene shows Mrs Poke Bennett blaming husband Poke for backing the car over her yard chair. He apologizes with inept fixes and suggests a movie night to lift her mood amid personal worries and gloom.
The Dallas Morning News notes a Russian geographer credits Nicholas of Lynne with sighting Hudson’s Bay in 1362, decades before Columbus. The London Times backs this while the Royal Geographical Society cites caution, praising the scholar’s stance against propaganda and stressing shared continental history.
Former members of the 87th Congress and other defeated officials transition to executive branch posts, staff roles, lobbying, or judicial appointments. Names include J Floyd Breeding Kathryn Granahan Frank Kowalski David Lawrence Oren Long Don Magnuson Chester Merrow Walter Moeller Catherine Norrell Blaine Peterson Frank Smith Phil Weaver Sidney Yates John Carroll Gracid Prost A Paul Kitchin Hugh Alexander J T Rutherford Vic tor Anfuso Robert Cook.
A farmer letter warns of political upheaval after a decisive vote. It questions motives, likens freedom to a deluge, and foresees wheat focus and hardships ahead. The writer mocks policy elites, cites Secretary Freeman, Adlai Stevenson, and Luois XV, and jokes about jackrabbits and frozen meat. The piece ends with a call to oppose Fulbright HR 6283 and a protest note from Raymond F. Smith in Shreveport Louisiana.
A preacherly exhortation contrasts idle waiting with persistent labor. The speaker argues that those who keep at work and trust in God avoid ruin, while those who claim Heaven will act for them or demand a living owed by the world end up broke after misfortunes like the boy’s failed shot.
The article reports Sen. Henry Jackson urging realistic aims in South Viet Nam. He notes war is fought as skirmishes and ambushes, seeks to erode government will, and argues the conflict could peter out if Viet Cong recruitment wanes and government support grows.
A zoologist and interviewer discuss pilot fish as symbols of political forecasting tied to the Kennedy era. They cite Cuban missile crisis bargaining talk, a possible papal visit, desegregation, and Quemoy Matsu tensions, then ponder whether instinct or opinion shapes policy.
The Amarillo Daily News publishes daily with staff including Wesley Izzard as publisher and editor Paul Timmons associate editor Don Boyett managing editor Louise Evans editorial page editor Shelby Kritzer general manager Grady Camp business manager Lowell Brown advertising director Trent on T. Davis circular manager Harry Bartlett production superintendent The publication details include subscription rates within 300 miles and outside zones, with prices for morning evening and Sunday editions and tax information. Copyright 1963 Globe-News Publishing Company.
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