FDA bans DES in cattle feed sparks industry backlash
The FDA orders a DES phaseout by Jan 1, threatening cancer-linked additives and warning that other substances may face limits under the Delaney Clause. Cattlemen say costs will rise and beef prices may climb, while lawmakers push measured, scientific review rather than blanket bans.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act
William Scherle
Congress
Scherle
FDA
American National Cattlemen's Association
Merlin K. DuVal
Texas Panhandle
Purcell
Price
USDA
Stradivarius violin to go on auction in August in San Francisco
Gypsy musician Arpad D Zurko owns a genuine Stradivarius bought for 2500 at a San Francisco shop. Auction expected 65000 to 70000 with last Stradivarius sale reaching 83000 in New York. D Zurko, who plays nightly on the San Francisco Peninsula, cites insurance costs and divorces as reasons for selling.
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San Francisco
Antonio Stradivari
New York
Arpad D’zurko
D’zurko
San Mateo
San Franciso Peninsula
Jacob
Carlo Landolfi
Boats Needed For Bowl Parade
Urgent call for boats to ride in the Greenbelt Bowl Queens parade Saturday afternoon. Call Jim Wetherington Teddy Thomas or Mitchell Rule with a boat or report to the assembling area on Commerce at Jr. High School by 3 p.m. Saturday for participation with floats bicycles or horses.
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Jim Wetherington
Teddy Thomas
Mitchell
Commerce
Jr. High School
Funeral service for Harley Jones in Fort Worth area
Harley Jones 66 died Wednesday in Glenview Hospital Hurst Texas. Funeral at 2 p m Friday First Assembly of God officiated by Reverends J W Newton and Ross Davis. Burial Childress Cemetery Greenwood Funeral Home Fort Worth handled arrangements. Survivors include wife Bertie four daughters two brothers six sisters and 13 grandchildren with roots in Childress and Hurst.
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Harley Jones
Glenview Hospital
Hurst
Tex
Assembly of God
J. W. Newton
Ross Davis
Faith Assembly of God Church
Denison
Childress Cemetery
Greenwood Funeral Home
Fort Worth
Jones
Childress
Roy Cass
Odessa
Leon Hunter
Amarillo
Carol Ticer
Blythe
Calif
Orean Burris
Muleshoe
Ruby Bryant
Republicans Trim Meeting to TV Friendly Convention
Republicans unveil a three day Miami Beach convention plan aimed at a television audience with five sessions from August 21. Dole promises two afternoon sessions and four evening blocks with nomination speeches on Tuesday for president and Wednesday for vice president. Spontaneous victory demonstrations and five short movies will fill the program as Democrats faced credential disputes.
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Washington
Miami Beach
GOP
Robert J. Dole
Dole
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Nixon
Mrs Beulah Barley Rites Set In Childress
Funeral services for Mrs Beulah E Barley 66 will be at 4 p m Friday at Calvary Baptist Church with Rev H T Harris officiating. Burial will be in Childress Cemetery under Newberry Funeral Home direction. She died Wednesday in an Amarillo nursing home. She was born Sept 5 1905 in Tennessee and married L H Barley Sr July 25 1922 in Memphis Tex. Survivors include one son L H Barley Jr of Childress two daughters Marietta Spencer Amarillo and Virgina Burton Tahoka three brothers Escar and Sherman Canada Lindsey Canada and Hattie Jackson Dallas one sister five grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Beulah E. Barley
Calvary Baptist Church
H. T. Harris
Childress Cemetery
Newberry Funeral Home
Amarillo
Childress County
L. H. Barley Jr
Childress
Marietta Spencer
S. Marrs
Virgina Burton
Tahoka
Tex
Escar
Sherman Canada
Cincinnati
Ohio
Lindsey
Canada
Hedley
Hattie Jackson
Dallas
Hylton Buster Dies in San Angelo at 67
Hylton Buster, 67, died at 9:15 p.m. yesterday in San Angelo. A former Childress resident, he worked for Fort Worth and Denver while living there. Survived by wife Velma, two daughters Brenda Murphy and Nancy Horner, four sisters, two brothers, and four grandchildren. Funeral plans are pending and will be in San Angelo.
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Hylton Buster
San Angelo
Childress
Buster
Turnersville
Fort Worth
Denver
Velma
Brenda Murphy
Nancy Horner
Collins Howard
Charley Moore
Faye Warren
Mildred Moore
Wichita Falls
Vaughn
Frank Buster
American Party Opens Convention
The American Party opens its national convention at the state Fairgrounds in Louisville with Rep. John Schmitz as a likely presidential nominee. Wallace draft hopes fade as leaders say no and Turnipseed cites encouragement but lacks direct contact with the governor.
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Louisville
American Party
State Fairgrounds
John Schmitz
Calif
Nixon
Washington
Alabama
George Wallace
T. Coleman Andrews Jr
Richmond
Tom Turnipseed
Columbia, S. C
Wallace
Turnipseed
Schmitz
Galloway Elected Director of Audiovisual Resources
Galloway formerly from Childress now based in New York City and Tappan N Y is elected director of Audiovisual Resources for the United Methodist Board of Missions on Education and Cultivation. He succeeds Rev. David W Briddell as assistant general secretary and has served as an associated director since 1967.
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Gilbert M. Galloway
Childress
New York City
Tappan
N. Y
United Methodist Board of Missions
David W.briddell
Joint Commission
Galloway
India
Methodist Church
Asia
Department of Mass Communications
Leonard Theological College
Methodist
Jabalpur
Christian Association For Radio and Audio Visual Service
Caravs
Board of Missions
Assembly of the World Council of Churches
Uppsala
Sweden
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
Mixed Drink Taxes Rise in City and County
City and county tax receipts from mixed drink sales increased in the second quarter. City taxes climbed from 249.61 to 301.53 dollars, while county shares rose from 322.55 to 384.69 dollars. Tax sources include the Veterans Building Elks Lodge and the County Club.
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Childress
Veterans Building
Elks Lodge
Country Club
Barbara Eagleton Reflects On Eagleton Withdrawal
Barbara Ann Eagleton said she was relieved after Senator Thomas F. Eagleton and George McGovern ended his bid for vice president. She noted privacy loss and described the week as a mix of surreal headlines and concern for their son Terry.
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Washington
Secret Service
Barbara Ann Eagleton
George McGovern
Eagleton
Eagelton
Terry
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Services Pending Former Resident Dies in California Crash
Winford Davis Upton 42, a former Childress resident, died in a car accident early Wednesday in Lodi California. He was the brother of Mrs. Tom Collins and uncle to Mrs. Lynn Lankford of Childress. Surviving are his mother Mrs. Addie Upton of Thornton, California, three brothers and two sisters.
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California
Winford Davis Upton
Childress
Lodi
Calif
Tom Collins
Lynn Lankford
Addie Upton
Thornton
Art In Park bel Wednesday for local girls ages 12 and under
The Norvensex Council of Girl Scouts sponsors Art in the Park on Wednesday August 9 at the Rotary Bowl Fair Park. Attendees under 12 need no membership. Brownies and Junior Scouts are encouraged. 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. includes crafts taught by Cadette Troop 110 under Mrs Joe Gaines with no charge or equipment required. Local director Mrs Weldon Teague lauds the program.
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Fair Park
Norvensex Council
Girl Scouts
Joe Gaines
NorCenTex Council
Wichita Falls
Weldon Teague
War Deaths Reported In Vietnam Weekly Casualty Summary
Eight American servicemen were killed in action last week with 17 wounded. Three Americans died from nonhostile causes and one was missing. Saigon reported 1,891 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong killed, 587 government forces killed, 2,563 wounded, and 235 missing.
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Saigon
U. S
Garage bake sale to fund Texas Home Demonstration delegates
Demonstration clubs plan a Monday bake sale in front of the building north of Palace Barber Shop on Main Street to raise funds. Mrs. Jack Webb and others met July 24 to finalize plans and all club members will participate. Funds support sending three delegates to the Texas Home Demonstration Association meeting in Houston September 12 to 14.
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Palace Barber Shop
Main Street
Jack Webb
Charles Cargill
Hall Burton
John Goodson
Texas Home Demonstration Association
Houston
Lela Smith Rites Held Thursday
Funeral services for Lela Frances Smith 88 were conducted Thursday at the First United Methodist Church with Rev. D. C. Reed. She died Monday in a local nursing home. Born September 11, 1883 in Bolivar Tennessee she married Hilliard B. Smith and moved to Childress in 1912. Survivors include a daughter Karl Gillespie son J. M. Smith brother W. J. McClendon and sister Susie Bell Allred along with five grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
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Lela Frances Smith
First United Methodist Church
D. C. Reed
Childress
Newberry Funeral Home
Smith
Bolivar
Tenn
Hilliard B. Smith
Karl Gillespie
J. M. Smith
Hachita
N.M
W. J. McClendon
Mexia
Susie Bell Allred
Corsicana
Pump damage cuts water at 62 well in Carey area
City Manager Louis Sally announced that a lightning strike burned out the pump at the 62 well supplying the Country Club and Carey area residents. He said there may be enough water in the reservoir to last until the pump is repaired, likely this week.
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Louis Sally
Country Club
Carey
Sally
District Court Grants Two Divorces
Yesterday in District Court Sara Jo Lancaster and E. J. Lancaster were granted a divorce. Olga Vitela Schlinker and Joe Schlinker also obtained a separation in the same session.
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Sara Jo Lancaster
E. J. Lancaster
Olga Vitela Schlinker
Joe Schlinker
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Jack Carruthers
Friona Feedyards
Carruthers
NEA
Associated Press
Agriculture Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Chester Sinclair
A.J. Johnson Jr
Leonard King Jr
Robert Proctor
Don Ray Crook
Ronny McNutt
Hardeman
Texas Wheat Producers Association
Bryan Crook
ASCS
Sinclair
Childress 4- H Horse Club
Thanx
Ned Nichols
Muncie, Ind
Mrs. Barley
Methodists
Columbia University
Parker Intermediate College
Moradabad
Janet
England
Mission Hospital
Ludhiana
North India
Galloways
United Methodist Church of
Gilbert Galloway
Chevy Chase
Missouri
Honolulu
Park Bel
Lela Smith
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