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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1963
Page
2
The report notes speculation over President Kennedy’s health after a Sunday absence from Cologne’s cathedral. He later appeared without visible discomfort as party guidance discusses the Proxm affair fallout and convention plans.
Thousands of Catholics crowd St Peter's Square as Pope Paul VI appears from the Vatican Palace window. He delivers a blessing to the crowd and sends a message to the faithful while Vatican Radio shifts to an evening ceremony at St Peter's Basilica.
Federal agents transferred Beckwith to local authorities in Jackson after a night arrival. He faced murder charges amid civil rights era tensions as FBI and police pursued alleged conspiracy with Medgar Evers. Beckwith, connected to a chemical firm, was escorted by agents to meet a lawyer and council members during the arrest and arraignment process.
In Silver City New Mexico prosecutors report a one car crash injured and killed a one month old Albpoverape Padilla daughter of Ricardo Padilla and his wife. The child died in Hillcrest hospital. Three other children ages 12 5 and ? were treated and released. Driver James Greenwood faces pending charges after his vehicle struck a curve on U.S. 8. Police say the accident occurred near Beckwith. The case involves a murder affidavit and federal charges discussed by officials.
Yemen unveils the seal of the republic on its new currency for the first time. The reverse side features two coffee trees symbolizing Yemen’s mocha crops as reported by Rado.
Washington sources report Sen Jackson Nees challenging a filibuster tactic as Democrats debate civil rights measures. Key figures including Dirksen Thurmond and Mank voiced tough opposition while discussing provisions to curb private refusals and compel open access. A companion bill by Sen Bumphey aims to set up a formal process tomorrow.
City youth wins the 1983 Amarillo Soap Box Derby crown. Sander Aternoma posted a 28 second run to claim the top prize. Bayes, Soo, and Mr and Mrs Wi fam Bayes receive an expense free trip to Akron for the National Derby. Second place went to Veer Veaney.
A fire at the Texas Tech Research Farm in Panter destroyed a long feed shed and its contents, with flames advancing to nearby buildings. Fire units from Pantex Ordnance Depot and Panter Visage battled the blaze, but extinguishment failed as the structure burned to ashes. No cattle were present and officials had not yet estimated the damage. cause remains undetermined.
UPI reports Liberian President William V. Tutenen arrived for an official visit in Belgrade. He was greeted by President Yure sizvy and hosted through a two day program amid regional diplomacy signals.
Jackson indicated that realies to a cut rights legsinber in the senate will determine if debate is cut off. Southern Democrats are expected to oppose the measures and may face a filibuster on all provisions except those related to private business facilities.
Red Chief orator calls for action against the GOP as supporters rally amid chaotic exchanges. Nixon and Hall are cited in a disputed claim while political tensions intensify.
In a heated exchange, spokesmen denounce "fanatical" right wing currents as a threat to the GOP. Bal calls for action against ultraright war forces and rejects the idea of state nights while urging a purge of privilege groups and sanctuary for reform. He argues for a new party alignment to shape the next elections.
Mrs. Richard Adams reports attempts to steal a Texas flag and asks for help locating a five foot American flag and similar items. She plans to celebrate soon and may be home after 5 pm. she works in the business office of Amarillo College. Police urged anyone with information to contact authorities.
ARESTIA N M June 2 AP A mother and father and three of their children died in a highway crash last night five more siblings were orphaned. An assistant district attorney Morris of Carldad was charged with manslaughter in connection with the death. He was released on bond. The Molina family from Artesia had been shopping and were returning home to Lakewood when the collision occurred. Funeral services for teens will be announced by Pauly Funeral Home Artesia.
Four men die when a twin engine Cessna crashes in a cow pasture two miles west of Smithville Texas. Identified victims include Herbert Shapiro and Alfred F. Springer of Houston. the third man Tommy Sanderson of Houston is named, while the fourth’s identity remained uncertain. Witness Homer Kellar reports the plane burst into flames on impact after attempting an emergency landing. The victims had planned a fishing trip near Austin and were returning.
A Sumter Daily Herald report describes a sea battle off Mara strip on Sunday with two Communist Chinese patrol boats and five other vessels engaging using rifles and machine guns.
An Israeli firm plans a new hotel project in Dar es Salaam. The announcement says the facility will rise in a prominent commercial area and is tied to a budget of about 25 million dollars.
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