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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1963
Page
2
President Kennedy drew an enthusiastic welcome in Ireland’s Parliament as he urged small nations to imitate Ireland’s peace efforts. The visit heightened tensions with West Berlin shown through Khrushchev’s East Berlin stop.
Dr Jackson, a general practitioner in Amarillo, faced IRS disputes over church contributions and depreciation. The 1957 delinquents were absorbed when a levy hit his bank account, while 1958 and 1959 disputes remain unresolved after hearings in Amarillo and Fort Worth.
A federal court case contests the prevailing American view on civic norms and beliefs, arguing that common assumptions do not reflect constitutional rights and due process. Proceedings focus on judicial interpretation and potential impacts on public policy and individual liberties.
Washington DC June Rep Walter Rogers of Pampa said Cabot Corporation plant at Pampa received a 153702 dollar order for carbon black to be shipped overseas under the U S Foreign Aid Program. The Pampa plant fills the India firm contract financed by a U S development loan to India administered by the AID.
Golden Jubilee Days begin in Muleshoe with six days of sales and events. Stores offer specials, a board contest, a free coffee roadblock for tourists, and daily drawings.
An application for a new state bank in Dallas named Guaranty State Bank was filed by John Jester of Dallas, the Banking Commission announced. The proposed bank would have capital of 200000, surplus 200000 and reserves.
Saturday events at First Presbyterian Church and nearby cemeteries. Mentions Jenn Herten, Mecho family, Mor merchant services, and Mrs E W Butler with relations noted. Church services include Saturday friars and burial services at Strettere Road Cemetery and Boothis Church Street Cemetery.
The pilot managed to lift the craft into the air while the aircraft hovered only a few feet above the crowd of onlookers. The scene underscored a tense air display with spectators watching closely from below.
President Kennedy toured Cork and Dublin learning of city welcomes and being made a free man of the town in Cork and Dublin. A soft drizzle lingered as he thanked officials and spoke on Irish roots and history. He presented a green and gold flag from the Irish brigade at Fredericksburg to the Irish government.
In New York a state supreme court injunction bars 16 year old Michael Shamamian from being sent to the University of Yerevan in Soviet Armenia after his father Vincent Shamamian argues the move would expose him to Communist ideology. The boy, a Stuyvesant High School senior with scholarships, would otherwise attend at least three American universities. A San Antonio report notes a separate traffic crash that killed 54 Thomas Flores and injured the bus driver.
A bold bandit reportedly made off with loot in Dallas late tonight. No progress had been reported in the burglary investigation as authorities pursued leads and reviewed security footage.
A bank official described a robbery where a bandit stole an unknown amount of money and escaped with a Crown suitcase. A youth sighted the suspect parking a car and driving away rapidly down a nearby creek, while investigators noted the model as a likely insured vehicle.
The Liberal oil figure Lofland, tied to the Literal boom, faces internal revenue and civil suits in New York. Investigators plan to question Lofland and four lawyers linked to Murray Jr. while a federal tax lien adds to his legal troubles. he claims political motivation.
Olga Hansen of Downey on a learner’s permit drove into the Department of Motor Vehicles lot and sped into a shop, creating a 12 by 15 foot hole. Deputies said she stepped on the gas instead of the brake and escaped injury.
Santa Fe June 28 AP Gov Jack M Campbell cancels afternoon appointments due to illness. He is reported to have influenza and was to attend the Capitol Buildings Improvement Commission meeting and a Los Alamos scientific laboratory anniversary ceremony in Santa Fe. He planned to attend the GI Forum state convention in Albuquerque tonight.
Hernandez fronting services for Hernandez, son of Mr and Mrs Hernandez, brother of Deve and Richers. Fragments indicate graveside rites at Liane Cemetery with references to Mr Frone Mernandez Sr and Mrs Jonnie ver Groveree.
A fragment reports on a case involving Mrs Evelyn Yworme Davis and an individual named Don. The text notes temporary accreditation and mentions a news correspondent and U Thant but lacks clear actions or outcomes.
United Nations Secretary General U Thant warned that by the 1970s there will be four major powers: the United States, a unified Europe, the Soviet Union, and China. He said the UN cannot curb nuclear powers and urged continued peacekeeping funding, noting Congo and Middle East efforts fall short of the needed 42.5 million dollars. He also mentioned planned Hungary visit and an audience with Pope Paul VI.
Robert E. Clements, convicted of felony theft, was released from Potter County Jail after posting a $10 600 bond. He was freed Friday evening at 5 20 and had been sentenced to two years in the Texas State Penitentiary. The Amarillo businessman was found guilty by the same jury on two counts involving phony chattel mortgages to support purchases for Superior Manufacturing Co.
The Veterans Administration announced planned expansion and alterations to its Dallas hospital at an estimated cost of 39 million dollars. The project includes building additions and modifications to improve facilities and services for veterans.
An application to organize the Tascosa National Bank was filed in Dallas by John Johnson Jr and eight organizers. The plan seeks $300000 capital, $200000 surplus, and $100000 in profits with broad stock ownership. If approved, the bank may open near Wisdom Sunset Center in Amarillo to serve the fast growing west and south area.
Linda Sharp 19 of Tulia won the Panhandle Dairy Princess title at a Holiday Inn West ceremony and will represent the Panhandle dairy industry for a year. She received a $200 scholarship, is a 11 graduate of Tufis High School, and attended West Texas State College. Nine finalists and about 500 attendees were present, with Joyce West as runner up.
Judy Richardson of Amarillo was chosen as Texas' best waitress at the 1963 Texas Southwestern Regional Restaurant Show in Houston. An employee of Village Pancake House, she won from a panel of mystery judges who toured state restaurants over a day period for courtesy service efficiency and personality. Also at the meeting M K Harold Twing of a Drive Inn was elected to the Texas Restaurant Association Board of Directors and was among 17 regional winners of Restauranteurs of the Year.
Tehran rolls out a plan to irrigate Iran's beet growing regions. The scheme aims to stabilize yields and support farmers amid water shortages and drought conditions, seeking coordinated water management across provinces and farming zones.
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