Defying Court Order Moves Dallas Congressman on Hearings
Morris Higley comments on Joe Pool serving in Congress and criticizes a court-ordered hearing in Washington. He warns that courts blocking hearings could threaten Congress and questions executive pressure and judicial overreach. Higley hints Pool may oppose communism and questions Washington alignment.
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Paducah Demolishes Historic Richards Building
The old Richards Building at the corner of Highways 70 and 83 in Paducah was demolished last week. Built in the early 1900s by Mrs. Wood on land bought from W. Q. Richards Sr., it served as a two story residence, then a warehouse after a fire, later a garage, dress shop, seed and feed store, and cafe. It will be replaced by a modern motel with a pool and cafe.
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Services Today For Mrs West
Funeral services for Mrs Mamie West were held at 16 a.m. in First Baptist Chapel with Rev. Joel Alien officiating. Interment followed at Childress Cemetery under Newberry's direction. Pallbearers included Leon Henley Rayford Holtman Eugene Statham Gene Stewart J. R. Holland Palmer Massey. Mrs West a longtime Childress resident died at 3 05 pm Monday at 510 Second Street Northeast.
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Boxing Results Flash Across Multiple Cities
From Montreal to Miami Beach and Las Vegas, listed bouts show George Chavaio KO Mel Turbow in Paterson New Jersey, Al Jones and Jeffer Davis decision in Goulds Florida, Larry Clark stoppage of Mariano Serrano in Mexicali.
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Kinoy episode sparks courtroom clash at HUAC hearing
Spectators applauded as attorney Kinoy was carried from the room after a subpoena to a three judge panel. Richard Rhoads of Brooklyn refused to answer questions, calling the US government hated. Phillip Luce testified to Communist links in antiwar groups, triggering audience uproar.
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Grain Sorghum Tour Friday Near Wellington Courthouse
A 9 am Friday grain sorghum tour will discuss irrigation varieties and 10 inch bed planting with chemical herbicides for weed control in Collingsworth County. Stops include Earl Lynn Bartlett farm north of Salt Fork River and John Brim farm six miles south of Wellington. plots should yield over 6000 pounds per acre. For details contact Sam Helmers or Dwane Scott at the County Agent’s office in the Wellington courthouse.
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Hearing Row Erupts Over Viet Nam Probe Demonstrations
A hearing on a proposed federal crime for aiding the Viet Cong drew protests and arrests as demonstrators clashed with police around the Cannon House Office Building. An appeals court blocked an earlier ruling delaying the hearings, while protesters chanted to end the war.
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Morrow Wins First in State 4-H Reining Contest
Billy Morrow won first place in the State 4-H Horse Show reining event in San Antonio. He competed against about 200 contestants and earned a handsome trophy, representing the 6666 ranch lineage.
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Blood donors urged as bloodmobile comes to Childress
A local physician notes private banks charge up to 75 dollars per pint. Statewide programs require three units for one. The bloodmobile will visit Childress at Fair Park Auditorium from 12 to 6 p.m. Friday. healthy individuals are urged to donate.
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Johnson administration wary of credit extension cut
The Johnson administration via Fowler expressed little hope that the raise would curb credit extension. The rise in loans is blamed on consumers needing to pay higher prices set by manufacturers, who must cover domestic and overseas war demand.
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Pioneer studies essential to understand interplanetary medium
Dr. John H. Wolfe and pioneer project scientists stress that ongoing Pioneer studies are vital to understanding the interplanetary medium the sea through which man must travel in his quest for knowledge about outer space.
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Dow Jones Averages Rally Slips Across Key Indices
The Dow Jones averages show a broad decline with the industrial gauge at 82.93 a drop of 1.90, rails down 0.65 to 29.36, utilities 127.26 off 0.49, and the overall barometer at 288.06 down 0.94 as trading closes.
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Treasury Report Shows Aug 21 Withdrawals and Public Debt
Treasury accounts for the fiscal year through Aug 21 listing withdrawals of 21.51 billion dollars and deposits of 95.35 million. Cash balance stands at 7.04 billion with public debt at 319.48 billion and gold reserves at 13.33 billion.
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