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Newspaper

Pampa Daily News

Location

Pampa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1963

Page

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Soviet Space Team Lands After Breaking Records

In Moscow the world's first man and woman space team returned home. Valentina Tereshkova completed nearly three days in orbit, and Valery Bykovsky logged about five days and two million miles, both landing northeast of Karaganda, Kazakhstan. Tass confirmed their safe return and ongoing medical checks before a planned Moscow welcome.

Moscow UPI Earth Valentina Tereshkova Bykovsky Andrian Nikolayev Moscow Tme Tass Valentina Karaganda Kazakhstan Nikolayevy Pavel Pappovich Tereshkava Soviet Union Vostok VI

Wheat program proposed to fill requirements

Washington Senator George McGovern proposed a wheat program that could meet President Kennedy's goals for new wheat legislation. The plan combines mandatory controls and high price supports, with a voluntary option offering about 1.95 dollars per bushel plus land-out-of-production payments. cooperating farmers would receive marketing certificates worth 70 cents per bushel, added to potential earnings from open market sales or government-supported sales at around 1.25 dollars per bushel.

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Britain’s Conservatives Seek Macmillan Succession After Profumo Crisis

London reports Prime Minister Harold Macmillan aims to reach a deal with the Labour opposition on a broader probe into the Profumo affair that threatens his leadership. Harold Wilson may push for a powerful investigation, while Tory discussions name potential successors Rab Butler Reginald Maudling and Viscount Hailsham amid calls for a younger premier.

London UPS Harold Macmillan Labor Party Today Profume Macmillan Harold Wilson Wilson John Pan Security Muss Keeley Profumo R. A Rab) Butler Reginald Manudling Viscount Hailsham

Extermination The Hard Way in San Diego Trailer Fire

Pete Ciaramitaro 40 sealed off his house trailer in San Diego to fumigate for mice. He lit a fumigation bomb under the trailer, the device ignited leaking butane gas and the explosion sent flames into the air. Firefighters dodged bullets as a television exploded and shattered the trailer. He no longer has mice in his trailer.

San Diego Calif UPI Pete Ciaramitaro Ile Ciaramitaro

Cardinals Begin Election Ritual For New Pontiff

In Vatican City Cardinals of the Roman Catholic Church dressed in mourning violet prayed at a Mass of the Holy Ghost before entering a conclave to elect Pope John XXUT's successor. About 78 of 80 princes attended as the sealed chamber doors were to close at 6 p.m. local time for balloting to begin later. The cardinals then prepared in their cloistered cells while seeking guidance from the Holy Ghost, led by Dean Eugene Cardinal Tisserant.

Vatican City UPI John Nxut The Sacred College Eugene Cardinal Tisserant St. Peter's Basilica Holy Ghost

Kennedy Sends Civil Rights Legislation to Congress

Weather satellite Tiros-7 lifts on a Delta rocket from Cape Canaveral and sends back high quality pictures. The 797-pound satellite orbits every 97 minutes at 386 to 400 miles, relaying images to Wallops Island. Scientists say the photos look very good and that Tiros-7 will help track hurricanes and typhoons over the Atlantic and Pacific in coming months.

Cape Canaveral UPS America United States Wallops Island Federal Space Agency Tiros-T Atlantic Pacific

Scout Executive Named to Adobe Walls Council

The Adobe Walls Council Boy Scouts of America announces John A. Brewer of Houston as scout executive of the 35 county council to succeed Brantly Hudson who will become Beaumont executive. Brewer, assistant scout executive in the San Houston Area Council, begins by August 1 with Betty Lee and three children in the Brewer family.

Adobe Walls Council Adobe Walls Brewer San Houston Houston Marion Ohio Beaumont Flouston Betty Lee Becky Lee Margaret Aon William Arthur The Presbyterian Church Focal

Tornadoes and hail hit Texas in severe storm

United Press International reports a tornado demolished an iron warehouse at Andrews during a heavy rain and wind storm. Hail, lightning, and thunder lashed west to northeast Texas while the Rio Grande Valley swamped under nearly five inches of rain. The Andrews warehouse of Milwhite Mud Sales Co. was damaged as a 60 mph gusts and 30 minute storm swept through.

Andrews Texas Rio Grande Valley Milwhite Mud Sales Co Odessa Rio Hondo Harlingen U. S. Weather Bureau Mercury Amarilla

All's Well for Stranded Daughter Cathy Jogans Safe

Charles Logan of Roswell New Mexico and his wife drove to Portales yesterday before realizing their five year old Cathy was not in the station wagon. She wandered about 20 miles away after they failed to count children. A service station operator found her and notified authorities. Cathy was recovered in Alanreed and returned to her family after police alerted Portales.

Alanreed Spl Charles Logan Roswell Portales,m Jogans Cathy Jimmy Hill Jimmy Shelton R. C. Parker McLean Logans Portales

Stolen Equipment Returned to PHS

Pampa High School reported that recording and radio equipment stolen Monday night were found returned the next day on the back steps. Principal Cameron Marsh said teachers arriving this morning found the tape recorder and horn on the choir office steps, with several dinner jackets missing.

Pampa High School Cameron Marsh Marsh Chor Siseral

Rain Lashes Pampa Area With Monsoon Like Showers

Heavy rains drenched Pampa late Tuesday with thundershowers and a monsoon feel. The Pampa News reports a gauge reading .64 inch as skies darkened from 6:30 p.m. to sunset amid a 25 inch Panhandle storm and an electrical disturbance. The Amanda Weather Bureau forecast calls for daily afternoon and evening showers to continue through the rest of the week.

Pampa Pampa News Panhandle Amanda

President Kennedy Seeks Halt to Demonstrations During Civil Rights Push

President Kennedy urged Congress to enact a broad civil rights program and called for a halt to racial demonstrations while the proposals are considered. He warned that continued turmoil could threaten national standing and urged persistence in Congress, citing jobs voting schools and access to public accommodations. He criticized recent street protests in several cities and argued for a common sense approach to justice.

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Sino-Russian Debate May Be Postponed Now

Moscow stirred by Chinese letter delaying the Sino-Soviet ideological debate set for July 5. Kremlin refuses to publish Pe king letter, citing risk of widening polemics. Central Committee meeting notes hard line stance on 25 disputed ideological issues.

Moscow UPI Red China Wester Othe Peking

Murray Absolved of Violations in Oil Deal Profits

William J. Murray was exonerated by a Travis County grand jury of criminal acts in oil dealings during his 16 years on the Texas Railroad Commission. The investigation found no criminal conduct, despite reports of over 1.7 million dollars in outside business gains.

Austin API William J. Murray Texas Railroad Commisiong Murray Travis County Grand Jury Throckmorton County Wayooner Carr John B. Connally Carr Connally Kim Langdon el Paso Travia County Attorney General's Office

Officials Say More Soviet Troops Left Cuba Than Revealed

Washington officials disclosed evidence that many more Soviet combat troops had been withdrawn from Cuba than publicly acknowledged. Estimates ranged from 4 000 to 13 000 remaining in April, with reports of 11 000 to 13 000 favored by some administrations. Information came from a briefing leaked via channels after Dean Rusk spoke to reporters.

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