Pro and Con Given on Parochial School Aid
An interpretive report outlines two central questions in federal aid to parochial schools: constitutionality and desirability. It notes Kennedy opposes aid on constitutional grounds, while debate centers on First Amendment meaning and differing historical views. Continued on page Two.
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Louis Cassels
United Press International Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Congress
Thomas Jefferson
United States
Elections Tomorrow in City Council and Senate Races
The county clerk reported 38 votes in the Senate race and no additional absentee ballots in the City Council race. Polls open at 8 a.m. and close at 7 p.m. Tomorrow. City Council votes at City Hall. Senate votes at regular boxes and Childress courthouse.
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City Hall
Childress
New License Plate Deadlines Set for 1961 Vehicles
Sgt. Dan Dowdy of the Highway Patrol emphasized new license plate rules. Public confusion over deadlines is noted with April 1st for tag attachment and April 15 for motor vehicle inspection stickers on the lower right corner of windshields.
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Dan Dowdy
Highway Patrol
Let's Have a Big vote in To morrow's City Election
The message urges a city election turnout with a focus on voting for Mike Wilson for Place No. 2. It presents a single candidate named Mike Wilson and a specific office. The text lacks additional context about the election date or location.
Relative of Local Residents Dies in Kansas
Funeral services were held at 3 p.m. Friday for Mrs. Roy Davis of Ottawa Kansas who died March 28 in a hospital there after a heart attack. Burial followed in Ottawa Cemetery after services at the First Methodist Church. She was aunt of Mike Wilson Bill and Charlie Drake of Childress and survived by husband one son three daughters four grandchildren and eighteen great grandchildren. Mr and Mrs Wilson attended the services and visited in Childress several times, last in fall 1960.
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Roy Davis
Ottawa
Kans
First Methodist Church of
Davis
Mike Wilson
Bill
Charlie Drake
Childress
Warm Weather Should Improve Lake Childress Fishing
First day at Lake Childress drew about 400 anglers with 5 and 6 pound bass by Tom Cunningham and Jodie McBrayer as top catches. Keel notes early spring winds and cooler temps kept others to 2 to 3 pound bass and some channel cats. He expects better results as weather warms.
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Lake Childress
L. V
Soapy) Keel
Tom Cunningham
Jodie McBrayer
Keel
All Star BB Patches To Be Distributed
The All Star patches for the Kids Basketball program have arrived and will be delivered to schools this week. Coordinator John Martin said patches were not available in time for the All Star games.
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All Star
John Martin
Martin
Country Club Stockholders Meet For Annual Directors Election
The Childress Country Club hosts the annual stockholders meeting tonight at 8 p.m. Election of directors will be conducted during the session.
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Country Club
Childress Country Club
Hart Hulsey dies. funeral Tuesday in Newberry Chapel
Hartwell Hulsey 84 died Sunday at Morgan's Convalescent Home. Funeral service 2 p.m. Tuesday at Newberry Chapel with Rev. Joe Allen officiating. Interment in Childress cemetery. Survivors include three sisters, two brothers, four grandchildren and three daughters. He was a retired 34 year city employee and a member of First Baptist Church.
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Hartwell Halloway
Hart) Hulsey
Morgan
Newberry Chapel
Joe Allen
First Baptist
John Ballew
B. D. Buckley
Paul Efird
Charlie Moore
E. A. Beaver
Jimmy Eddy
Childress Cemetery
Mr. Hussey
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Childress County
Paris
Tex
First Baptist Church
Woodmen of the World
Lennie Staten
Fort Worth
Bill Crandell
Los Angeles
Calif
Cool Front Won't Change Mild Weekend Weather
A weak cool front moves into Texas but won't alter the mild pattern fueling Easter weekend plans. Temperatures mostly in the 40s and 50s with readings above freezing statewide, and easing clouds expected except far south Texas on election day.
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United Press International
Texas
Dallas-Fort Worth
Dalhart
Junction
Amarillo
Lubbock
Midland
el Paso
Presidio
San Angelo
Abilene
Corpus Christi
Brownsville
Hospitalized From Accident Near Carey Cutoff Road
One person was hospitalized at Childress General after a two car crash around 3 a.m. Sunday near the Carey cutoff road. Virginia Wade of Estelline, passenger in Emmett Beal’s car, suffered chest and back injuries after being thrown from the vehicle. Will Richards of Denver Colorado, driver of the other car, was treated for slight knee injuries. Both autos were totaled.
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Childress General
Carey
Bobby Chaffin
Virginia Wade
Estelline
Emmett Beal
Childress
Chaffin
Will Richards
Denver
Colo
Beal
Directors of United Fund Meet Today
United Fund directors will meet at 5 p.m. in the Commissioners Courtroom at the courthouse. The main item is to appoint a drive chairman, as announced by Charles Reynolds.
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United Fund
Charles Reynolds
No Fire Damage From Stove Incident At 608 B North West
Firefighters were summoned to 608 B Northwest around 6 30 this morning after a report of something on a stove but there was no damage according to a fireman on the scene.
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B. Nw
City Election Notice for Councilman Place No 3
Voters are urged to cast ballots tomorrow in the city election. The notice endorses Ted Henderson for Councilman in Place No 3.
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Ted Henderson
Kennedy to Visit France on State Trip May 31
President Kennedy and Mrs Kennedy will visit Paris May 31 to June 2 at the invitation of Charles de Gaulle for a three day state visit to discuss broad Franco American issues. The visit described as modified will dispense with some ceremonies to allow closer talks.
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Laos
Dean Rusk
State Department
Palm Beach
Fla
Kennedy
Merriman Smith
UPS
White House
Palm Beach, Fla
de Gaulle
Paris
Kennedys
Europe
Washington
Harold Macmillan
Pierre Salinger
London
Bonn
Rome
Joseph P. Kennedy
Macmillan
Great Britain
Key West
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Adenauer
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Easter Weekend Toll on Texas Highways Rises
A United Press International survey tallies at least 30 traffic deaths amid 45 violent fatalities since Thursday evening. The toll includes a head on crash near Wellington leaving Rosa Lee Vaillanueva and her infant daughter dead, plus multiple wrecks across San Antonio Irving Galveston Dayton Waco Houston Brazoria Baytown Huntsville and Freeport areas.
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United Press International
Texas
Wellington
Panhandle
Jim Fields
San Antonio
Rosalee Vaillanueva
Karen Marie
Irving
U. S
Carl Hunt
Fort Worth
Jerry Don Hunt
Joseph D. Coleman
Houston
Galveston
Dayton
Baylor
Linda Ruth Buck
Waco
David Gaiser
Dallas
Cecilia Alford
George Arthur Little
Brazoria
Theodore Butterfield
Freeport
Baytown
Charles Richard Smith
U. S. 75
Huntsville
Page
Indian Gurkhas Pushed to Congo Front by U N
In Leopoldville the United Nations concentrates 800 Indian Gurkhas at Kamina base in North Katanga amid Tshombe threats of war. No clashes reported as Katanga fights pro Lumumba remnants at Manono. Gizenga and Kamitatu seek federation talks and a Stanlyville visit for reconciliation.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
UPI
United Nations
Kamina
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
U.N
Tshombe
Manono
Oriental Province
Antoine Gizenga
Congo
Cleophas Kamitatu
Stanleyville
Gizenga
Kamitatu
Runoff Seen In Texas Senate Vote As 64 Seek Seat
A record field of 64 candidates competes in the special U S Senate election to fill Vice President Johnson's seat. Observers expect Tuesday's runoff to be inconclusive, marking Texas history's first runoff in a special election. The Big Six names include Blakley Wright Maverick Wilson Tower Gonzalez.
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J. M. Nolan
United Press International
U. S. Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
U. S
William A. Blakley
Dallas
Jim Wright
Fort Worth
Maury Maverick
San Antonio
Will Wilson
John Tower
Wichita Falls
Henry B. Gonzalez
Senate
Ted Bisland
Blakley
Austin
Tower
Houston
Wilson
Wright
Maverick
Texas Election Bureau
TEB
Dallas Morning News
Ban the Bomb Marchers Parade in Trafalgar Square
Tens of thousands gathered in rain to protest British nuclear arms in Trafalgar Square. Police estimated about 50,000 present with groups from 37 nations including the United States. A 15-member Britons group towed a kayak planning a 600 mile march to Holy Loch Scotland. A barber quip ended brief, noting odd banter among marchers.
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London
UPI
Trafalgar Square
Church of England
United States
Holy Loch
Scotland
U.S. Navy
Tony Drews
Core Drilling Assured on Greenbelt Dam Site
Seven core drill tests will be conducted on the Little Gyp site above Little Gyp Creek by the Greenbelt Water Authority. Townsend announced the contract will be set April 20 with 60 days to complete, to allow engineers to estimate dam costs. The site lies on the Salt Fork of Red River inside Collingsworth County.
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Greenbelt
S. H. Townsend
Greenbelt Municipal and Industrial Water Authority
Little Gyp
Little Gyp Creek
Townsend
Salt Fork
Red River
Colllingsworth County
Repair Schooner Intercepted by Cuban Gunboat
The Western Union cable repair schooner was intercepted and detained for hours off Baracoa Cuba by a Cuban gunboat. A U S destroyer and planes shadowed the vessel until release as State Department demanded an explanation from Cuba via the Swiss government.
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Washington
UPI
State Department
Western Union Telegraph Co
Western Union
Department
New York
Guantanamo Bay
United States
U.S
Cuba
Baracoa
Cuban
Mayaguez
Puerto Rico
Key West
Nazi Drive Expands in Mexico City Anti Semite Book Attack
In Mexico City anti Semitic books publish new Nazi propaganda amid Latin American tensions from the Eichmann trial. Traian Romanescu from the University of Bucharest is cited praising US authoritarians while labeling Jews and Communists as a global conspiracy. The piece links Kennedy to Marxism and Eisenhower to war crime status, with Warren depicted as a Moscow puppet.
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Mexico City
UPI
Latin America
Adolf Eichmann
Argentina
Eichmann
Traian Romanescu
University of Bucharest
United States
John F. Kennedy
Eisenhower
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Moscow
Vote for Mike Wilson for Place No 2
Elect Mike Wilson an experienced businessman in tomorrow's City Election for Place No 2. He brings proven leadership and community focus to city government and policy decisions.
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Mike Wilson
US Helicopters Begin Laos Supply Runs
Five new American supplied helicopters, built by U S Marines in Thailand, started supply runs to frontline Laos. They join 16 helicopters donated to aid government forces, delivering aid to troops near Tha Thom in Xieng Khouang Province amid recent fighting with pro Communist rebels. The craft arrived from Udorn, Thailand.
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Vientiane. Laos
UPI
Thailand
Laos
United States
Tha Thom
Xieng Khouang
Trial on Finch Tregoff murder case moves to sentencing
Judge David Coleman instructed the jury to consider life imprisonment or the gas chamber for Carole Tregoff on a conspiracy to murder verdict. Prosecutor Powers urged the death penalty for both Finch and Tregoff after their third trial for the shooting of Barbara Jean Finch. A crowd gathered outside as Carole appeared ahead of Finch.
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Los Angeles
UPI
David Coleman
Carole Tregoff
R. Bernard Finch
Carole
Coleman
Joseph Powers
Finch
Barbara Jean
City Race for Place No 2 Seeks Representative
A citizen urges voters to elect a candidate who is sincerely interested in representing all people in tomorrow's city election for Place No 2. The notice emphasizes inclusive governance and local accountability.
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Mike Wilson
Pay TV Tests Show Girl Audience Value at $1.50
Broadway telecast of Show Girl starring Carol Channing reaches 5,800 Telemeter subscribers in Etobicoke as trial of pay theater on TV. Louis A. Nevins says a subscriber survey will measure customer reaction. Viewer in theater found TV price potentially acceptable for non theatergoers but less satisfying for regular patrons. Closeups offer new appeal though scenery and costuming are limited.
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New York
UPI
Carol Channing
Toronto
Etobicoke
Louis A. Nevins
Telemeter
Eugene O'Neill
Nevins
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