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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1963
Page
3
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Beulah, an 85 mph hurricane, heads into the open Atlantic far from land. Weather officials map Project Storm Fury to seed the storm and test breaking its power. Navy and Weather Bureau aircraft will study seeding feasibility.
Frye Franciosa Newman and Brando spoke on civil rights at a Birmingham event, praising supporters and predicting a sweeping wave of change. The quartet traveled from elsewhere, staying at a Negro motel as they reached the city and addressed the audience with hopeful messages.
Tomorrow marks birthday wishes to Ben C. Purcell Leslie Brummett A. V. McFarland Mrs David Collins Mrs Gus Leftwich Mrs A E Stephens Dennis Moore Mrs Roe Hughes Polly Bruce and Sunday to Mrs Maude Farr Mrs J K Givens Mickey Lambert Mrs R O Law. Today birthday wishes go to Estelene Armstrong.
NBC airs The Voice of The Desert with Joseph Wood Krutch at his Arizona home as CBS delays Hedda Gabler. The Krutch program showcases nature and human responsibility while Hedda Gabler faces sponsorship struggles and competing NBC ABC schedules.
Almanac entry for Friday August 23 1963 lists key historical moments including 1630 labor legislation in Massachusetts Bay colony 1924 Ma Ferguson nominated for Texas governor 1926 Valentino death 1927 Sacca and Vanzetti execution. Truman quote emphasizes state responsibility to serve not dominate.
Amid loud drills and dust, rescuers for two trapped miners work with masked assemblies as cobalt is poured into a lead container to measure distance to a shaft. Dave Fellin jokes with station staff while observers monitor the high risk operation and note the third miner may be dead or dying.
U S officials weigh tougher internal reforms for continued aid as Kennedy and advisers await Ambassador Henry Lodge in Saigon. Estimated aid exceeds 1 million dollars daily with 12 000 troops, amid speculation over who controls Saigon and military leaders pressuring Diem.
Admitted: Mrs. J. A. Starkey, Mrs. Virgil Weatherly, Micki Earp, Malone Hagan, Mrs. Jimmy Hackler, Dana and Ronna Johnson, W. J. Copeland Jr., Shelby Smith, Mrs. Joe Hernandez, G. W. Nunley today. Dismissed: Mrs. Walter Chambless and baby, Linda Elliott, Robert L. Lankford, Jerry Johnson today and Thursday entries for others.
Clear to partly cloudy and hot through Saturday with possible afternoon thundershowers. Highs near 100, lows 68 to 76. Five day temps near normal north and slightly above south with little precipitation. Birth notices include Darla Denise Compton born 7:08 p.m. Wednesday in Childress General Hospital weighing seven pounds ten ounces. A son born to Mr and Mrs Joe Hernandez at 11:50 p.m. Thursday in Childress General Hospital. Various social items list hospital stays, travels, and visits across Amaryllo Childress Guthrie Crosbyton Billings San Diego and California trips.
Mr and Mrs Tom DeShazo returned from a Spokane Washington vacation. Johnny Wright son of Hap Wright attends Arlington State College guidance clinic and will enroll for fall. Pfc and Mrs Walter Rothwell visit from abroad with plans for Germany duty and later joining. Mrs James Laningham travels to Amarillo to visit her hospitalized husband and his daughter Mrs Mary Walker. J W Phillips ill at home in Carey. Mr and Mrs A E Stephens visit Dallas with daughter in law Mrs Bill Stephens and son Richard.
Vietnamese forces denounce government conciliation amid Buddhist demonstrations and accuse pagodas of housing Communist sympathizers. The army broadcasts claim a new cadre group robed as monks. Ambassador Tran Van Chuong resigns, criticizing Diem and calling for reforms to quell unrest and curb Red influence.
A household tip suggests turning on an electric mixer to summon children to the table when they refuse to leave the TV. The method relies on loud sensory stimulus to draw them away from screens and to dinner quickly.
A piece of acoustical tile, cut to fit the back of a teenager's bedroom door, will serve as an excellent bulletin board to note special items to remember.
Advises choosing a good fitter for foundation garments when figure is ample. A girdle or bra may cost more than off the shelf but will yield a better silhouette and lasting satisfaction.
To achieve the new muffled Paris silhouette reviewers suggest layering last year’s coat with a fur boa a large wool stole or a mohair scarf. These accessories add warmth and texture while preserving a chic streamlined profile.
The past 24 hours peaked at 100 degrees at 5 15 p m on Thursday and dipped to 75 degrees at 4 15 a m Friday The August 23 1962 high was 98 and the low 74 degrees with hourly readings listed thereafter.
TV listings show KFOX KGNC KAUZ KFDA and EVII channels detailing hourly programs from 4:00 PM to past midnight. Included are Our Miss Brooks Annie Oakley Abbott and Costello Perry Mason news and late-night shows with Tonight Show and Steve Allen among nightly fare.
A dense OCR listing across KFDX KVII KGNC and KHOU stations shows 1960s era lineups with timing for cartoons, westerns, news reports and sports. The fragment lists multiple shows such as Ruff & Reddy Fury Gunsmoke and Batman style titles across channels with times and program notes.
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