Panhandle Kennel Club Sanctioned Match Held Sunday
The American Kennel Club sanctioned event sponsored by the Panhandle Kennel Club took place on Sunday. Participants showed interest in conformation judging and obedience demos, with spectators noting well groomed entrants and competitive standings.
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Churchill Dies at 90 After Long War Leader's Passing Shocks World
Across Britain and the world mourn Sir Winston Churchill who died in London at about 2 am. The nine day coma followed a cerebral thrombosis with his body lying in state at Westminster Hall before a planned state funeral. Leaders and nations prepared to honor the legendary wartime prime minister with a global tribute.
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Johnson may fly to London for Churchill funeral
President Johnson recovering from a cold and sore throat may travel to London for Sir Winston Churchill’s funeral next Saturday if conditions allow. Press Secretary Reedy said no announcement would be made until high level government arrangements are finalized.
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Gotham Puzzler Police Know Girls' Killer
In New York City police and the New York County district attorney's office say a young man is the killer of a career girl. Authorities pursue the suspect as questions about motive and method surround the case.
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Explosions Hit Laos Airport Drain Royal Lao Air Force
A sequence of blasts at Vientiane’s military airport damaged nine T 28 fighters and destroyed equipment, signaling a crippling blow to Laos air power. US sources report no casualties, while Pathet Lao threats of harsher air attacks loom amid debris and cratered runways.
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Cheating Answers Promised In Air Force Academy Probe
An Air Force Academy officer said answers would come today in a cheating scandal at the academy involving more than 100 cadets. About 30 football players are suspected and 29 cadets have resigned. several are confined to quarters as investigators assess the scope of the incident.
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Milestones Of Winston Churchill Career
London AP outlines major events in the life of Sir Winston Churchill from birth in 1874 to 1956. It lists roles such as prisoner in the Boer War, first seat in Parliament, cabinet posts, prime minister terms, key wartime conferences with Roosevelt, and awards including the Nobel Prize in Literature.
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Youth Hurt in Plunge From East Side Apartment
A 20 year old California youth named Dean Goodhill leaped four stories from an East Side apartment after declaring he could fly. He hit a canopy, broken left leg and knocked out teeth, and is in serious condition at Bellevue Hospital. Michael Butler, 21, also of Los Angeles, greeted officers with a barrage of dishes and was sent to Bellevue’s psychopathic wards.
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Death of the Big Three of World War II
The article notes that Franklin D. Roosevelt died aged 64 on April 12 1945 at Warm Springs Georgia while posing for an artist. Joseph Stalin, 73, died after a Kremlin stroke on March 1 1953 and died March 5 after becoming unconscious. Winston Churchill, 90, suffered a stroke January 15 1965 at his London home and lingered nine days.
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Steer Sale Opens Today at Amarilla Stock Show
The silted steer sale opens today at 9 a.m. at Western Stockyards with lamb judging at TriState Pair grounds and events including junior heifer, Angus and Hereford steer judging, FFA grass judging, Hereford sale lot placement, and Quarter Horse judging. Rodeo performances and breeder events follow across two days with weather-caused shifts. Grand champion barrow announced Sunday by Rober Cleaver in Hart FRA show.
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