Burglary rise in Amarillo outpaces national rate
The burglary rate in Amarillo so far this year is up 80 percent from the same period in 1963 while the national rate climbs 18 percent. The 3320th Training Group at Amarillo Air Force Base was cited by Secretary Eugene M. Zuckert. Six Boise City men performed 24 hours of mouth-to-mouth resuscitation attempting to save a little girl who swallowed moth repellant.
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Amarillo
Amarillo Air Force Base
The
Air Force
Eugene M. Zuckert
Boise City
Zuckert
Russia
Tactical Air Command
AAFB
Two Die After Road Roller Crush In Hereford
A 22 year old construction worker died at Hereford Hospital on Friday night after being crushed beneath a 10 ton road rolling machine. Two persons were killed in the incident.
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Hereford
Libel loss for General Walker over 1962 Mississippi riot
Major General Edwin A. Walker won an $800,000 libel judgment against The Associated Press over AP stories about his role in the 1962 Mississippi University riot. The AP plans to appeal.
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Edwin A. Walker
Associated Press
University of Mississippi
24-Hour Mouth-to-Mouth Rescue Save Tragic Child
Six Boise City men labored in shifts for a full day to keep 22-month-old Kimberly Lee Gore alive after she swallowed moth repellent. The child slipped into unconsciousness in Cimarron Memorial Hospital and was rushed 120 miles to Northwest Texas Hospital where she later died despite continuous resuscitation.
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Boise City
Okla
Kimberly Lee Gore
Cimarron Memorial Hospital
Amarillo
Kimberly Lee
Northwest Texas Hospital
Amarillo Hospital
Rex
Paul W. Gore
Kimberly
Red Wins In Court
The U S Court of Appeals ruled the Landrum Griffin Labor Act provision criminalizing union officials who are Communist Party members unconstitutional. The reversal vacated Archie Brown’s six month prison sentence from a 1962 conviction for holding office while an admitted Communist.
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San Francisco
Landrum-Griffin
Secretary Presents Award to AAFB Retraining Group
Secretary of the Air Force Eugene M. Zuckert awarded the 3320th Retraining Group at Amarillo Air Force Base for meritorious service spanning October 1951 to December 1963. Col Leonard Shapiro accepted the honor with Maj F W Wallace and Amarillo leaders present. Zuckert praised rehabilitation efforts and the program’s high success rate and commitment to Air Force readiness.
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Eugene M. Zuckert
Air Force
Amarillo Air Force Base
Amarillo Technical Training Center
Col
Leonard Shapiro
Zuckert
Washington, D.C
F. W. Wallace
Cliff Miinor
Amarilo Chamber of Commerce
Fayette Walker
Chamber
Bob Mills
Amarillo
Air Force Association
Cuban Guns Bay Bomber
Cuban forces reportedly shot down a pirate airplane that bombed the Marcello Salado sugar mill near CaiBarien in Las Villas Province. The plane allegedly flew from the United States, dropping three bombs with no casualties reported. Cuban exiles in Miami had warned of sabotage but offered few concrete actions.
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Miami
Fla
Havana Radio
Marcello Salado
Caibarien
Las Villas
Cuba
United States
U.S
Orlando Bosch
Movement of Revolutionary Insurrectional Recovery
State Board Ruled Invalid in Judicial Redistricting Plan
A Texas attorney general ruling declares the proposed Texas Judicial Redistricting Board draft unconstitutional and invalid, saying only the legislature can apportion districts. In separate opinions, Bowie County officials may use discretion on local option petitions, and a wine wholesaler cannot assist retailers by rotating stock to aid display.
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Texas Judicial Redistricting Board
Bowie County
Guy Jones
Leary
Senate Action Ends Struggle Over Civil Rights Bill
The Senate approved a civil rights bill 73 to 27 after a 15 week fight, sending it back to the House where it passed 290 to 130. The bill tightens barriers against racial bias in employment, public facilities, and federal programs, with changes to enforcement and emphasis on voluntary compliance. The conference ends after the first cloture in a civil rights fight, closing on its 83rd day.
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Washington
Senate
House
Johnson
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
William M. MceCulloch
Ohio
Shock Kills Boy in Pool at New Trier Township High School
A Chicago Tribune report states Frank Kelly II, 11, of Winnetka died and Roddy MacDonald, 9, of Glenview was injured in a Winnetka pool incident at New Trier Township High School. Investigators found no wiring defects or obvious electric source yet. Roddy was revived after treatment at the pool.
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Chicago Tribune Press Service
Chicago
New Trier Township High School
Winnetka
Frank Kelly II
Frank B. Kelly Jr
Roddy McDonald
Glenview
Kenzie A. MacDonald
Roddy
Kennedy, Bayh Injured in Mass. Plane Crash Near Springfield
Senator Edward M. Kennedy and Senator Birch Bayh were injured when a private Kennedy plane crashed near Hadley Airport en route to the Massachusetts Democratic Convention. Also hurt were Mrs. Bayh Edward Moss and Daniel Hogan. Moss and Hogan were in critical condition. the dead pilot was Edward J. Zimmy of Lawrence, Mass. Mrs. Kennedy was admitted to intensive care after arrival at Cooley Dickinson Hospital. Johnson phoned after the crash.
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Mass
Edward M. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Springfield
Birch Bayh
Cooley Dickinson
Northampton
Kennedy
Bayh
Edward Moss
Daniel Hogan
Moss
Hogan
Edward J. Zimmy
Lawrence
Edward Maas
Schauer
Johnson
Robin Hood of Rails Dies. Train Robber Carlisle Passes
Carlisle, the so called Robin Hood of rails, died at 2 50 p m EDT at his niece Mrs Hilda Cammie’s home after a lengthy illness A 74 last month he had been bed ridden with cancer He robbed trains beginning in 1916 and was paroled in 1936 later earning a full pardon in 1947 His life afterward was spent in a tourist camp and family care with a modest legacy that puzzled experts about his criminal past and lasting legend.
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Hilda Cammie
Pennsylvania
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