Little Change Seen In Barry's Basic Philosophy
GOP nominee Barry M Goldwater’s Hershey unity speech touched only tone and minor shifts in core beliefs. Several statements echoed last April and a few points gave former critics room for cautious support, with Gov. Nelson Rockefeller among nine figures weighing in as partial backers.
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Barry
Washington
UPI
Barry M Goldwater
Hershey
Arizona
Ors
Uckt
Goldwater
Vention
New York
Nelson A Rockefeller
Mrs Elliott Breaks Back in Roswell Motel Fall
Mrs W D Elliott of Childress suffered a broken seventh dorsal vertebra in a shower fall at a Roswell New Mexico motel Sunday morning. She was flown to St Anthony's hospital in Amarillo for treatment while en route to Childress after visiting her sister in law. No further condition details were released.
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W. D. Elliott
Childress
Roswell
N. M
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Amarillo
Water rationing continues in Childress city
City Manager Louis Sally announced continued water rationing despite rains. He said rationing will persist until consumption drops to the level produced by Michie Sand hills and the 62 Well or until runoff increases lake levels. Even with rains, use may fall to well water only improving taste. Even numbered houses water Mondays and Thursdays. odd numbers on Tuesdays and Fridays.
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Childress
Louis Sally
Motor Stolen From Baylor Lake Belonging to Keel
A Loyola parish? Actually L. V. Keel of Carey reports an 18 horsepower motor was stolen Saturday night from Baylor Lake. A pickup was used in the theft and the sheriff's department is investigating the case.
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L. V. Keel
Carey
Baylor Lake
Sheriff's Department
Accident on Avenue A leaves driver injured, one ticket issued
One person was checked at Childress General Hospital and released after a collision between a car driven by Juanita Miller Rice and a pickup driven by Samuel Marvin Moates on Avenue A and Eighth Street Southeast. Moates received a ticket for failure to grant right of way.
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Avenue A
Eighth Street
Juanita Miller Rice
Childress
Samuel Marvin Moates
Moates
More Rains Fall in Area Bring Cotton Boost and Cattle Relief
Welcomed rains in the Childress area boosted dryland cotton and lifted county production by hundreds of bales. Farmers noted a slight per acre gain and pasture recovery could support cattle. Rain totals reached about three inches near Community Center, with downtown Childress adding half an inch and FAA Station reporting .01 inch. Union Flat logged 2.30 inches over two days. Mrs. Walter Killigo, after a heart attack in Wichita Falls, remains in serious condition at Bethania Hospital Room 319.
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Childress
FAA
Union Flat
F. E. Biddy
Killgo
Bethania Hospital
Walter Killigo
James Conner
Wichita Falls
Annie Ruth Bell Elected President Of Childress Ex-Students
Annie Ruth Bell of Childress was elected president of the Childress High School Ex-students Association yesterday. She succeeds W. T. Dub Nelson of Dallas, who remains on the Board as immediate past president. New board members include State Senator Andy Rogers and Tommy Bailiff, with Buddy Cordell and Kathleen Hargrave as holdovers. Mrs. John F. Robinson was elected secretary-treasurer replacing Garland Terrell. The board will elect the vice-presidents.
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Annie Ruth Bell
Childress
Childress High School Ex-students Association
W. T
Dub) Nelson
Dallas
Nelson
Andy Rogers
Tommy Bailiff
Buddy Cordell
Kathleen Hargrave
John F. Robinson
Garland Terrell
Bell
Five 4 H Club Members to Attend State Show
Five young people from the 4 H Horse Club will represent Childress County at the State 4 H Horse Show in College Station on August 19. The representatives are Mary Ann Townsend, Royce Tippett, Gail Eaton, Nikki Murphy and Smyty Smith. Adult leaders are Freddy Cordell, Mrs. W. H. Tippett and Will T. Smith.
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4-H
Childress County
College Station
Mary Ann Towsend
Royce Tippett
Gail Eaton
Nikki Murphy
Smitty Smith
Freddy Cordell
W. H. Tippett
Will T. Smith
Riot in Dixmoor Chicago Uprising Injures Dozens
A racially charged riot in Dixmoor near Chicago drew 2000 participants at peak with 60 injured and 31 arrests. Police used tear gas and fire hoses, two buildings burned, cars looted, and shots fired injuring two. Authorities labeled the eruption sparked by a gin dispute.
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Chicago
UPI
Dixmoor
Mike Lapota
Lapota
Clarence Bachar
Lowell Smith
Greenbelt Bow Returns: Bills to Be Mailed by Friday
Cecil Park announces the Greenbelt Bow fundraiser must receive all bills this week to gauge financial success. Rain affected ticket sales and split the parade into two sections as the Maskat Shrine Patrol postponed entry, then proceeded once rain ceased.
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Chamber of Commerce
Cecil Park
Maskat Shrine
Greek Cypriots Seek Soviet Help in Civil War
Greek Cypriot officials rush between Nicosia and Moscow seeking concrete aid after Soviet promises. Radio Moscow pledged aid if Cyprus faced foreign invasion, while Khrushchev warned Turkey could boomerang and tied Western powers to the Cyprus issue.
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Nicosia, Cyprus
UPI
Nicosia
Moscow
Radio Moscow
Cyprus
U.S.S.R
Frunce
Kirghiz Soviet Republic
Nikita Khrushchev
Foreign Ministry
Vassos Lyssanidis
Makarios
Spyros Kyprianou
Rusk Warns Against Reckless Platform Talk At Hearings
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told the 106 member Democratic platform committee not to indulge in reckless statements that could alarm allies or invite irrational retaliation. He warned against actions that could threaten peace and undermine the free world amid tensions linked to comments by Senator Goldwater and President Johnson.
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Washington
UPI
Dean Rusk
Atlantic Giru
N. J
Rusk
Barry M. Goldwater
Johnson
Goldwater
Arizona
Free World
South
Viet Nam
Hearing Tonight On Childress ISD Budget Schedule
The budget hearing for Childress Independent School District is set for 8 p.m. at the School Administration Building. The public is invited and urged to attend.
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Childress Independent School District
Lynn B. Wade Dies Sunday in Petersburg
Lynn B. Wade, 64, husband of Lela Farmer, died at 10:05 pm Sunday at the family home in Petersburg. Funeral services are 4 pm Tuesday at Newberry Chapel with burial in Carey Cemetery. Wade owned a radio and television shop in Petersburg and had lived in Paris, Ft. Sumner New Mexico, and Olton before moving to Petersburg in 1958. He married Lela Farmer June 16 1956 in Tucumcari New Mexico. Survivors include his widow, two sons, a daughter, a brother and three sisters.
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Lynn Boyd Wade
Lela Farmer
Carey
Petersburg
Newberry Chapel
Carey Cemetery
Mr. Wade
Hill County
Paris
Ft. Sumner
New Mex
Olton
Childress Cheerleaders Win First in Dallas Competition
Childress High School cheerleaders won a blue ribbon first place at Southern Methodist University in Dallas. Head cheerleader Pat Compton led teammates Rita Keel Jan Evans Marsha Thaten Joan Vaughn and Jennifer Gooch as they traveled from Childress Sunday for the competition and will remain in Dallas for the week.
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Childress High School
Southern Methodist University
Pat Compton
Rita Keel
Jan Evans
Marsha Thaten
Joan Vaughn
Jennifer Gooch
Childress
Dallas
W H Kindle Dies Funeral To Be Tuesday
Walter Henry Kindle 72 longtime Ol resident died in Rush Springs Oklahoma from a heart attack. Funeral 10 a m Tuesday at Bible Baptist Church with Reverends Smith and Bradley officiating. Burial Olympus Cemetery Newberrys directing. Survivors include his widow three daughters three sons and numerous relatives.
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Walter Henry Kindle
Rush Springs
Okla
Kindle
Bible Baptist Church
Jimmy Smith
Luther R. Bradley
Olympus Cemetery
Newberry’s
Cecil Stone
Don Ray Cook
Charlie Kennedy
Leroy Stone
Ira Yancy
Dur
Childress
Clyde
Odessa
Frank
Phillips
Syl Kindie
Longview
Delmas
Lefors
Elzy
Mary Hall
Ella King
Pampa
Icy Lankford
Keys
Calif
J H Paine Dies in Amarillo After Brief Illness
Joseph Homer Paine 76 formerly of Childress died at 11 a m at his home 913 A Louisiana St Amarillo Funeral arrangements are incomplete and the body will be brought to Newberry s for interment in Childress Cemetery Paine born Oct 27 1887 in Montague County married Goldie McRae Aug 25 1923 in Wichita Falls He operated a food store in Childress for about 16 years and lived in Amarillo seven years He attended First Methodist Church Survivors include his widow daughter Mrs Bellah son J H Paine Jr of Amarillo two sisters Mrs E P Adams of Oklahoma and Mrs W R Davis of Dallas and three grandchildren
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Joseph Homer Paine
Childress
Arvene Bellah
Louisiana St
Amarillo
Newberry’s
Childress Cemetery
Mr. Paine
Montague County
Goldie McRae
Wichita Falls
Aners
First Methodist Church
Bellah
J. H. Paine, Jr
E. P. Adams
Oklahoma
W. R. Davis
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Tom Henry
Cook County
Lynn B. Wade
Greenbelt Beauties
Sammie Thompson
Wellington
Susan Striet
Twitty
Turkey
Jan Glynn
Glynn
Beverly Barnhill
W. H. Kindle
J. H. Paine
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