Lawmen Brace For Weekend Of Violence In New Jersey
Paterson and Elizabeth brace for a violence filled weekend as 200 uniformed officers stand ready. Mayor Graves ordered a ban on gatherings and fire crews on standby while police report arrests and scattered incidents in Paterson's 4th Ward.
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Paterson
N.J
UPI
New Jersey
Frank X. Graves
Graves
Elizabeth
Piers Anderton
Paterson Avenue
Anderton
Pioneer Homes
4Th Ward
Ten Nominated As Directors For CofC
Ten persons were nominated for directors of the Childress Chamber of Commerce by the retiring directors at last night's CofC-BCD meeting. From the ten, five will be elected for two year terms and one for a one year term. Ballots will be mailed next week. Nominees include Charles Rogers Alyeon Ater Dr Gene Blackwell Jim Bennett Dr Perry Morren J C Randel Larry Zirkle Bill McKee Jerry Dugan and Sim Vaughn. San Lawson announced the banquet theme Six Flags Over Texas to be held October 19 at Fair Park Auditorium with Gov John Connally as speaker. President Glenn Buckley named Richard Bird chair Mrs Ray Green Tommy Bailiff Johnny Glover and himself to handle governor reception and ticket sales. A quarter horse show report showed income 612.50 and expenses 488.15. Dr Bob Jones agriculture chair sponsors of the show reported. Charles Jones Cotton Carnival chair said event would run September 14 and 17 with the Cotton Queen contest September 14 and Farmers Ranchers Merchants Barbecue September 17.
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Charles Rogers
Alyeon Ater
Gene Blackwell
Jim Bennett
Perry Morren
J. C. Randel
Larry Zirkle
Bill McKee
Jerry Dugan
Sim Vaughn
San Lawson
Texas
John Connally
Fair Park Auditorium
Glenn Buckley
Richard Bird
Ray Green
Tommy Bailiff
Johnny Glover
Bob Jones
Agriculture Committee
Charles Jones
Mystery Call To White House Aide Sparks Washington Rumor
In a Capitol caucus room, a caller asks for Larry O’Brien amid a cocktail party. Casey, a Democrat aide, defers and reports the request for Larry to return the call, leaving uncertainty about the referral and timing.
Hospitality Picnic Tonight for Green Belt Queens and Families
Community picnic for Green Belt players, queens, coaches and families at Rotary Bowl Fair Park this evening. Attendees urged by Dr Albert Bird to arrive by 5 30 pm with meals to be served, pageant prep follows at Elks Lodge 8 30 pm with public invited to attend.
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Fair Park
Albert Bird
Glen Stiner
Bird
the Elks Lodge
Singing Set Sunday At King Memorial Methodist Church
Out of town singers will perform at King Memorial Methodist Church on Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. The public is invited to attend with groups coming from Quanah Wellington Plainview Memphis and Eldorado Oklahoma.
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King Memorial Methodist Church
M. H. Conn
Childress County
Good Seats Left For Greenbelt Game Saturday
Tickets for the Green Belt Bowl Football Classic at Fair Park Stadium are selling well but many seats remain. Reserved seats are on sale at Eubank Park Drug and the Chamber of Commerce office and at 6:30 pm on game day. Officials urge a big, welcoming turnout for visitors.
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Fair Park Stadium
Joe Thurman
Eubank Park Drug
Chamber of Commerce
Childress
Glenn Buckley
Cofc-Bcd
Increased Patrolling Planned at Fair Park Lake
City officials announce more patrols at Fair Park Lake and closer monitoring by park staff to protect child anglers. The lake remains open to children for fishing while authorities pursue safety measures after a violent incident involving a minor. Adrian McClendon pleaded guilty to aggravated assault in County Court, receiving a $25 fine plus costs for striking Donald Edward Ricks with a rock.
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Fair Park
Adrian McClendon
Donald Edward Ricks
Louis Sally
Soviet launches Cosmos 37 amid space flight speculation
The USSR launched Cosmos 37, an unmanned satellite in the Cosmos series, with Tass noting its instruments function and data transmission. Italian and German observers report heightened radio traffic, fueling talk of a manned flight possibly with two to four cosmonauts and a record-breaking mission soon.
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Moscow
UPS
Soviet Union
Tass
Turin
Bochum Institute For Satellite and Space Research
Germany
The
Space Center
Houston
Tex
United States
Greenbelt Bowl Cooperation Boosts Childress Effort
A large turnout and community support back the Greenbelt Bowl Football Classic to be played Saturday night in Childress. Sponsors hope for profits to fund scholarships as several college coaches plan to attend. 200 seats were purchased by Suzie Allen of Memphis.
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Childress
Morris Higley
M. C
Suzie) Allen
Memphis
New Government Pay Raise Bill Signed Amid Election Tactics
President Johnson signed a broad federal pay raise affecting about 1.7 million workers below top officials. Senators and representatives gain 7,500 dollars raising to 30,000 annually. timing varies by position with retroactive July for most and January 1965 for congressional raises. The bill’s progress reflected election-year politics and cost 556 million dollars total.
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Washington
UPS
Johnson
House
Congress
Judiciary
John F. Kennedy
Senate
Local Shriners Urged To Join Greenbelt Parade
Local Shriners are urged to join the Greenbelt Queen parade at 3 30 p m tomorrow announced by W W Pete Kinney. Clowns and the Maskat Shrine Motor Patrol from Wichita Falls will highlight the event. DeMolay members asked to participate. all are welcome front of the High School by 3 30. Trophies for parade winners provided by the Greenbelt Bowl.
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W. W
Pete) Kinney
Wichita Falls
Kinney
Alex Saied
The
DeMolay
Dalby Fleming
Amarillo hosts Region Two Texas Municipal League meeting
Mayor C. J. Lyons and Council members Palmer Massey and Mike Wilson with City Manager Louis Sally attended a Region Two Texas Municipal League meeting in Amarillo last night. Steve Matthews of Austin, executive director of the league, was principal speaker and a former Childress High School assistant coach.
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C. J. Lyons
Palmer Massey
Mike Wilson
Louis Sally
Amarillo
Texas Municipal League
Steve Matthews
Austin
Matthews
Childress
Childress High School
Congress advances five year passport plan
The House foreign affairs subcommittee approved a bill to extend U S passports to five years with renewals for another five years, replacing the current three year validity and two year renewal. The measure aims to pass before adjournment.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee
U. S
W A Hubbard Dies Funeral Set for Sunday
William Avery Hubbard 78 died at Childress General Hospital after a two week illness. Funeral will be 2 p m Sunday at Newberry Chapel with Rev Leslie Ellison officiating. Interment in Childress Cemetery. Survivors include his widow, a daughter Roberta Sanguinet of Houston, two brothers, and a sister. He was born August 17 1885 in Hannibal Missouri and moved to Childress in 1924. He worked for Burlington Railroad until 1962 and was a member of First Presbyterian Church, the Burlington Club, and Masonic Lodge 695.
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William Avery Hubbard
Childress General Hospital
Newberry Chapel
Leslie Ellison
First Presbyterian Church
Childress Cemetery
Arvene Bellah
A. M. Privitt
J. D. Sweeney
Robert Q. Meason
Harley White
Harold Wright
Mr. Hubbard
Hannibal
Childress
Kansas
Burlington
Miss Elma Black
Kansas City
Kans
Burlington Club
Masonic Lodge
Roberta Sanguinet
Houston
George N. Hubbard
Oklahoma City
Houston Hubbard
Monett, Mo
Agnes Williams
Mission, Kans
August Coat Sale At Fashion Shoppe In Progress
The Fashion Shoppe announces an August coat sale with a 10 percent discount on all Dres.co coats. Distinct items include styles labeled Drese Coats in stock and promotion running through the month.
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Cofc
Childress Chamber of Commerce
Larry
Casey
Capitol
Bu Casey
Old House
John P White
Winchester
Mass
Capital
Larry O’brien
White House
O’brien
Seacey
King Memorial
Fair Park Lake
Ussr
Greenbelt
the Greenbelt
Higley
Jake Lawson
Cecil Park
Ted Henderson
Bill Wood
M. K. Wilcoxson
Vernon Eubank
Earl Trostle
Hope Bratcher
Tom Higley
Curtis Keith
Tommy Bryant
Wilcoxson
W. A. Hubbard
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