Nuclear Test Ban Pact Signed Amid Global Ledging
Nations from every region signed the limited nuclear test ban treaty in Moscow with the United States Britain and Russia. President Kennedy submitted a Senate draft urging swift ratification noting underground testing remains allowed and stressing wider security without halting all weapons work. Khrushchev Rusk and Home praised the accord while De Gaulle opposed it. Patrick Kennedy’s death shadowed the event. Congressional debate over pork barrelling civil rights and trade retaliation followed.
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Washington
UPI
State Department
Kremlin
United States
Russia
Britain
France
Kennedy
Senate
Moscow
Nikita S. Khrushchev
U.S
Dean Rusk
Lord Home
Rusk
Charles de Gaulle
Television Station Lineup for Sunday August 11 1963
TV schedules list channel by channel for KFOX KGNC KAUZ KVII KFDA and others. Programs include Meet Mr Maggoo Fisher Family Playhouse Three Baseball Travels Bowling Bullwinkle Meet The Press NBC News Ensign OToole Academy Award Theatre Premiere Performance This Is The Life Ed Sullivan Show G E True Theatre Take Two Major Adams Trailmaster The Jetsons Jane Wyman Sunday Night Movie and more with church services weather and news updates.
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Kfox TV
Mr. Maggoo
NBC News
Ensign O'Toole
Kgnc TV
Channel 4
Dawg
Jerry Bryan
James P. Cornette
Ensign O’toole
Kauz TV - Channel 6
Kvii
G. E- True Theatre
Kfdx TV
N.B.C
Daddy Kgnc TV
Major Comar
Ruth Brent
Daddy Kauz
Perspective
Riley
Pete & Gladys
Kvii TV
General Hospital
Jane Wyman
News
Freddie the Fireman
the McCoys
Pete and
Gladys
Love of Life
CBS News
Search For Tomorrow
the Guiding Light
News Report
Dan
Jack Tompkins
Art Linkletter
Broadcast Schedule Snapshot for Local TV Stations
TV listings for KFDX KGNC KAUZ KVII and KFDA on Monday August 12 1963 detail daytime and prime time programs. Note entries include Today Weather NBC News Match Game Dramas News Soap Operas Variety shows and game shows across six stations with times from early morning to late night.
Jeter Services Held Saturday
Final rites for Dr. Perry R. Jeter were at 2 p.m. in Central Christian Church with Rev. Curtis L. Keith officiating. Interment followed in Childress as honorary pallbearers from the Greenbelt Medical Association. Survivors include his widow, a son and grandson, a brother, and three sisters.
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Perry R. Jeter
Central Christian Church
Curtis L. Keith
Childress
Greenbelt Medical Association
Jeter
First Hospital
Shell Townsend
Jeter-Townsend Hospital
Jeter Townsend
Lions Club
Masonic Lodge
Hoyt Davig
Norman
Okla
Syl Harbour
Mangum
H. W. Finley
McLean
Campaigners rally to “save Mississippi from the Kennedys”
Activists push a common cause to resist federal influence by framing politics as defending Mississippi against the Kennedys. The message emphasizes local autonomy and opposition to perceived federal overreach, aiming to mobilize supporters amid national debates.
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Mississippi
Henry Ford II Sails To Portofino Amid Romance Rumors
Henry Ford II left Portofino on the Santa Maria II as photographers kept vigil for a possible rendezvous with Maria Christina Austin. The Italian widow, linked romantically to Ford, had not been seen. she announced only friendship as Ford separates from his wife after 23 years of marriage.
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Portofino
Italy
Henry Ford II
Cannes
Riviera
Maria Christina Austin
Ford
Austin
Milan
St- Moritz
Switzerland
Jones Services Held Saturday
Funeral services for John Thomas Jones were held at 4 p.m. Saturday at the Assembly of God Church with Virgil Sparks and Rev. Joe Allen officiating. Interment was in Childress Cemetery. Jones was a retired farmer who had lived in Childress County since 1922. He died in the local hospital Thursday morning after a several weeks illness.
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John Thomas Jones
Assembly of God Church
Virgil Sparks
Memphis
Joe Allen
First Baptist
Intiment
Childress Cemetery
Mr. Jones
Childress County
Priest Services Held for Mrs Mary Elizabeth Priest
Final rites for Mrs Mary Elizabeth Priest were held at 10 a.m. Saturday at Newberry Chapel with Dr John English and Rev Joe Allen officiating. Burial followed in Childress Cemetery. Mrs Priest had lived in Childress since 1914 and died at her home Thursday afternoon.
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Mary Elizabeth Priest
Newberry Chapel
John English
Methodist District
Joe Allen
First Baptist Church
Childress Cemetery
Wardrobe stock for Gunsmoke actors grows to eighteen shirts
The Gunsmoke wardrobe department maintains up to 18 identical shirts for each of four actors involved in roughhouse scenes ensuring quick costume changes during action.
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Gunsmoke
SEC Report Lifts Stock Market As Week Ends Higher
Wall Street gained ground after the SEC released its final report on securities regulation. The Dow rebounded from a midweek drop to close up 0.26 while the week saw four of five trading days higher and the Dow Jones average up 10.56 points.
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New York
UPI
Wall Street
Securities & Exchange Commission
SEC
Henderson Infant Is Buried Friday
Funeral services for infant Laura Renea Henderson were held at 4 p.m. Friday in Norris Chapel, Paducah. The baby, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mickey Henderson, died after premature birth. Survivors include grandparents Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Sims of Childress and Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Henderson of Paducah.
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Laura Renea Henderson
Norris Chapel
Paducah
Adams
Paducah Central Christian Church
J Norman
Primitival Baptist Church
Childress
Mickey Henderson
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