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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1963

Page

7

Sno Man Co to open own store at 3319 W 6th

Advertising and publicity note Sno Man Co owner C G Cheadie announces a new Amarillo store at 3319 West 6th with DR4 8089. The firm markets Sno Man roof coatings made from Poly Vinyl acetate promising weather resistance, insulation, and reflected sun protection, with bonded applicators and a guaranteed finish. Watch for opening date.

Sno Man Co Amarillo C. G. Cheadie C.H. Dragett Co., Inc Polly D Sno Man

Riva Bowling Supply Moves to Palo Duro Lanes

Riva Bowling Supply transfers its pro shop from 615 Madison to Palo Duro Lanes at NE 24th and Mirror in Amarillo. Owner Joe Riva will also manage the new 20 lane facility with a $472000 layout and Brunswick pinsetters. The business adds women apparel lines and new men’s shirts while expanding ball customization and monogramming services.

Amarillo Riva Bowling Supply Madison 24Th Mirror Joe Riva Brunswick Louis Chaney George London West Point Crown Imperial Don Carter Manhattan Columbia Dexter

Optical Illusion Slows Sightseers on Golden Gate

Travel experts warn motorists to keep under 35 mph on the Golden Gate Bridge to avoid metal glare and guardrail shadows that block views. Proper speed preserves the full panorama for visitors and photo opportunities. Classified ads promise quick results. Malaya and the United States signed a cultural exchange pact. Seven of every ten Americans hold life insurance on average. Coffee was originally eaten rather than consumed as a drink, with tribesmen mixing berries with fat.

San Francisco Golden Gate Bridge Malaya United States

Veteran Paul Talley joins Forrester Truck Co staff

Paul Talley, a well known Panhandle truck expert, becomes sales representative for Forrester Truck Co. at 731 N Fillmore. He previously led Plains Chevrolet used truck department for two years and spent 14 years with International Harvester Co. in its truck division. He now sells GMC trucks and emphasizes Forrester’s wide service expertise.

Panhandle Paul Talley Forrester Truck Co N. Fillmore GMC Talley E. 15Th Forrester Plains Chevrolet, Inc International Harvester Co

Buddhist Center Opens Near Hamburg with Library

Rosenburg Germany a new Buddhist spiritual center has been erected near Hamburg. It houses an extensive library of Buddhist writings in German English and Sanskrit for study and reflection by visitors and adherents.

Rosenburg Germany Hamburg

Siamese Twins Undergo Tests in Pittsburgh

Siamese twins joined at the chest and abdomen were moved to Children's Hospital for a series of tests to assess the possibility of separation. They are reported in satisfactory condition in Tarentum parents Mr. and Mrs. John Temoshenko. The twins weighed 11 pounds 2 ounces at birth and were delivered at Allegheny Valley Hospital Natrona by Dr. A M Fetchko. It is the second such birth overseen by the doctor, first in 1959.

Pittsburgh UPI Childrens’ Hospital John Temoshenko Tarentum Here Allegheny Valley Hospital Natrona A. M. Fetchko Fetchko

Backlog Hits Berlin West German Checkpoint Traffic

Eastern slowdown inspections tied up a three mile line of cars at the Babelsberg checkpoint near Berlin on the Berlin West Germany route. Average clearance time reached three to four hours as Western police reported the backlog.

Berlin UPI West West Germany Babelsberg

Capacity Announced for Pakistan Power Station

Karachi reports the new plant will have a capacity of 200000 kilowatts. The announcement confirms the latest addition to Pakistan’s energy infrastructure amid ongoing development plans.

Karachi Pakistan

States enact laws regulating legal interest rates

Many states pass statutes to cap or set the legal rate of interest. The laws establish thresholds for usury and govern how lenders and borrowers apply these rates in various contracts and financing arrangements.

States

Kentucky Eyes Statewide Educational TV Network by 1963

Kentucky plans a statewide educational television network to be in operation by the end of 1963. The project aims to connect schools and educational facilities across the state under a unified broadcasting system.

Frankfort Kentucky U.S Keppel Graduate School of Education Harvard University Meet the Press NBC

Amarillo Speller Checks In for National Contest

Vivian Salazar Amarillo's 14 year old speller checked into the Mayflower Hotel in Washington for the 36th national spelling bee. She will compete among 69 contestants from 33 states with earlier regional win earning her place. The Salazar family travels with siblings and parents as plans include tours of Washington before the contest concludes with Friday's awards banquet.

Randy Rutherford Stariver Washington Vivian Salazar Amarillo Speller Mayflower Hotel Salazar Vivian Tony Salazar Jeannie St. Mary's Academy Globe News Washington Area

16 year old Army base death shocks Bad Kreuznach

The 16 year old Margaret L. Williams, daughter of Lt Col Robert Williams, was found strangled on a base baseball field after attending an AYA teen club dance. Investigators say she was sexually assaulted. a 19 year old dependent sergeant’s son was detained for questioning but denied involvement. Autopsy pending.

Bad Kreuznach Germany Army Margaret L. Williams Robert Williams US. 8Th Infantry Clarksville Tenn U.S Mainz

Fluttery Zasy Pitts Dies of Cancer at 63

Hollywood comedienne Fluttery Zasy Pitts died Friday at Good Samaritan Hospital after a long illness. The silent era star appeared in more than 500 films and spent four years on a television series, leaving a legacy in movies and stage comedy.

Hollywood UPN Zasy Pitts Good Samaritan Hospital Miss Pitts Comedienne

Bolt Kills Woman in France as She Pays Tribute

In Bourgoin France Mrs. Henri Quay aged 74 was struck and killed by lightning while placing flowers on her daughter’s grave on Friday. The incident was reported by UPI.

Bourgoin France UPI Henri Quay

Barcentrate weight loss pitch exposed in Texas ad

A dubious Texas advertisement promotes Barcentrate as a quick weight loss solution. It claims easy fat reduction without starvation, with a money back guarantee and a testimonial from Mrs F S Tinsley of Corpus Christi who reportedly lost 20 pounds.

Texas F. S. Tinsley Ave. C Corpus Christi

Fidel Castro's Moscow Visit Lacks Promised Boost

Moscow reports Fidel Castro's long Caribbean visit to the Soviet bloc may not have fully delivered the promised gains for his island. Soviet leaders faced limits in extending aid and influence, casting doubt on the visit's impact.

Moscow Fidel Castro Soviet Union

Castro Ally of Khrushchev Pressures China Rift

Western diplomats note Fidel Castro publicly praised Khrushchev while staying aloof from the Peking dispute. Pravda quoted Castro praising Khrushchev and hinting Moscow would bridge gaps in the socialist camp. UPI reports outline Castro’s careful balancing act amid USSR and China tensions.

Moscow Castro Khrushchev Peking Pravda Havana Cuba China

Death closes old church in Souderton

The Rev. Alfred M. Rahn, 80, longtime pastor of Zwingli Evangelical and Reform Church, collapsed and died during his farewell sermon as the old stone church closes before a move to a new sanctuary. He served the congregation from 1918 to 1956 and remained pastor emeritus after retirement.

Souderton Alfred M. Rahn Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed Pennsylvania Old Stone Rahn

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Riva R. E Red International Harvester Buddhist Center New ADAMS Amarillo Secretarial School IBM Mrs. Earl Wyatt, AX Jefferson Utiques Speed Ravey Polk LRL Auto Air West Texas Barber College 404 Taylor Woodmen Life Herbert Stroud Jay Turnbow B. A Ben) Bagwell Dan Sexton Modern Woodmen OF America Space Hair Design School Point of Origin Worldwide Coline T. Dutton Tigers Awale State Chemical CO Houston Lumaside and Hastings Arthur Drake O. Box Hughes Dipert Sprinkler CO North Grand and Hastings FHA Plains Aluminum Industries Panhandle Texas Casey Charness Jr Lubbock Steven Palmer Wichita Falls Federal Bureau of Investigation Capitol Building Richard R. Baker University of Dayton Dayton Ohio Belmont Farrey National Education Association Bessie W. Cramer District of Columbia John Lloyd Office of Information U.S. Office of Education Fluttery Zasy Pitts Fidel Kremlin Francis Keppel Congress House Senate Kennedy Braniff Super Jets Dallas
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