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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1963
Page
7
Funeral rites are set for Mrs. George A. Beckner 29 Bryan Beckner 2 and Deneile Beckner 2 at Summit Baptist Church. The three died after a highway wreck near Amarillo plus other local obituaries follow with survivors and service details.
Funeral services for Mrs Irene Atkinson 64 longtime Plainview teacher will be at 10 a m Monday at First Baptist Church with Dr McClung officiating burial in Plainview Memorial Park under Wood Dunning Funeral Home direction She died after a year long illness at Plainview Hospital and Clinic Born Sept 25 1898 in Limestone County she taught in Running Water Hooper and Snyder for 16 years before retiring Married to Charles H Atkinson April 2 1927 in Mart revived as Susie Irene Little Mr Atkinson died in 1955 Survivors include three Plainview sisters J W Mullins Throne Parsons and Bernice Chaney
Mrs Lelia Belle Haynie 62 of La Jolla Fort Collins Colorado died Thursday in Fort Collins Colorado Funeral services will be announced by Blackburn Shaw Funeral Home Born October 15 1900 Oklahoma survivors include two sons Harold Haynie Farwell and Robert G Haynie Houma La three brothers Wesley Black Englewood Cole A C Black Denver Pauli Black Colorado Springs her step mother Mrs Jennie Black Fort Collins and seven grandchildren
Wellington obituary for Mrs. Levi Lawrence 93 lists five daughters two sons a brother and sister plus 15 grandchildren 14 great grandchildren. Services at Bowie Street Church of Christ with burial in Artie Cemetery under Kelso Funeral Home. Matlack dies Alamogordo New Mexico 79 with service at Follett Methodist Church burial at Fairmont Cemetery. Woody 76 to be buried Dumas Cemetery after services at Sixth and Meredith Church of Christ.
In Minneapolis a white officer David A. Clunis 24 was suspended 30 days for poor judgment after admitting striking a defendant. Three of four Negro defendants were found guilty of charges tied to a near race riot. Raymond Wells 30 and Lucky Joe Wilson 23 were convicted of profane language and breach of peace, John L. Smith 21 guilty of profane language but not breach.
An administrative court in Düsseldorf rejected Otto Ernst Flicks suit to void an agreement that left his father Friedrich Flick in full control of a $500 million industrial empire. Flick, 79, formerly convicted of war crimes in 1947, maintains majority stakes in Daimler Benz works plus steel plants and mills. He had distributed 90 percent of his wealth to his two sons but retained control of the empire.
Surgeons at University Medical Center Jackson replaced a cancerous lung in a 58 year old patient with a healthy donor lung in a three hour operation. The medical team reported the patient doing well and noted it is too early to determine how immune suppression will prevent rejection. The transplant followed seven years of studies and over 500 animal experiments.
The Texas screwworm eradication effort risks collapse if a $300,000 appropriation vetoed by Gov. John Connally is not restored. Dolph Briscoe Jr. and a cattlemen’s committee warn that the program relies on state funding after producers raised about $3 million, including $1 million last spring, under the expectation of state support.
Rep. Ben Barnes urged 600 youths at Boys State to see freedom as permanent and rooted in good citizenship. He spoke during a joint session of the group’s legislature, stressing that the fight begins in school church and hometown.
Mrs Jack Hackett says her 4 year old grandson Larry Crittenden and his mother mailed an envelope addressed to grandma with trading stamps attached. The stamp envelope passed post office inspection at Las Vegas and Phoenix offices.
France braces for tighter gun controls after a spate of shootings prompts lawmakers to advance new restrictions. Police and political leaders debate enforcement and public safety implications.
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