Kennedy Announces For Senate Bid In New York
Atty Gen Robert F Kennedy backed by top state Democrats says he will seek the New York Democratic senatorial nomination with Mayor Wagner's support. He vows to resign from the cabinet if nominated to campaign for NY and pledges full effort to the state. Keating plans independent run. Luce targets Keating on Conservative ticket.
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New York
UPI
Robert F Kennedy
Kennedy
Robert F. Wagner
Samuel Stratton
Kenneth B. Keating
Keating
Goldwater - Miller
Clare Boothe Luce
Massachusetts
Virginia
New York Senate
NFC
Idaho
New York State
City to enforce horse control. clubs offer aid
City Council endorses keeping two head of livestock per household and distances from homes and public places. Horse clubs and residents volunteer to list members owning horses and aid in enforcement. Health officials stress quick investigation of complaints as committee plans meet with scouts on a Baylor Lake camp site. A $1.80 tax rate remains unchanged, and potential directors for the City Development Board are named for Chamber collaboration.
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Bob Jones
J. J Westenberg
C. J. Lyons
Morris Higley
Jake Lawson
Northwest Texas Area Council of Boy Scouts
Baylor Lake
Wichita Falls
Higley
Lyons
Jaycees
Board of
City Development
Chamber of Commerce
Gene Smith
First National Bank
Leland Duckworth
J.C. Penney
J. D
Hi) Hassell
Tindall Gin
Jim Ragsdale
Panhandle Motor Company
Ted Henderson
Henderson Lumber Company
Demos and GOP Clash Over Major Issues Examined
A Democratic Platform Committee debate contrasts with the Republican 1964 agenda on foreign policy civil rights and elderly care. Republicans pledge full Civil Rights Act implementation while Democrats seek broader hospital coverage under Social Security and mental health aid for the aged.
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Atlantic City
UPI
San Francisco
Democratic Platform Committee
Appreciation Letters Mailed After Greenbelt Bowl
Letters of appreciation to dozens of contributors for the Greenbelt Bowl Football Classic are mailed. Signers include Morris Higley and Glenn Buckley with others from civic groups, banks, media, and volunteers who aided in parading, policing, ushers, and hosting events.
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Morris Higley
Glenn Buckley
Chamber of Commerce
Joe Thuron
R. M. Davness
San Angelo College
G. C Hogue
Cisco Jun
Earl Trostle
Curtis Keith
Tommy Bryant
Amarillo
Tom Higley
Dalby Fleming
Freddie Cordell
Bill Coopwood
Jae Fox
Lee Webb
Kgnc-Tv
Roy Key
Sam Carmack
Joe Cooper
Bill Sager
Dick Whaley
Bill Hajek
The
American Legion
Lions Clubs
Police Department
Department of Public Safety
First National Bank
First State Bank
Gay’s Cafe
C. J. Yons
Jake Lawson
Cecil Park
Queens
Marsha Carmack
Earla Carmack
Pat Compton
Carol Sally
Darlene Park
Jimmie Ruth Weir
Denese Stevens
Caroline Byrd
Cue and Cushion opens new business in Town
Phil Mayberry of Plainview launches the Cue and Cushion at 1807 Avenue Fen. The new venue welcomes everyone over 15 years old while younger patrons must be with a parent. A Ladies Night may be organized if enough interest is shown.
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Childress
Cue and Cushion
Avenue Fen
Phil Mayberry
Plainview
Mayberry
Fogging Effort Expands Across City Districts
City Manager Louis Sally announced fogging of alleys in Childress has begun. Last night northeast and part of southeast Childress were fogged. SE and SW areas will be fogged tonight and NW Childress tomorrow.
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Childress
Louis Sally
Southeast Childress
Southwest
Northwest Childress
Khanh Resigns Amid Viet Nam Student Riots and Religious Turmoil
President Nguyen Khanh stepped down as South Viet Nam faced days of Buddhist student protests and anti American sentiment. Da Nang saw the worst violence with 19 killed and 70 wounded amid riots tied to U S military presence. The crackdown followed by troop moves and a Buddhist leadership pressure, marking the third government upheaval since last October.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
UPI
Nguyen Khanh
Khanh
da Nang
United States
Convention Deliberates Mississippi Row Ahead of Johnson Nomination
Atlantic City delegates move to approve a platform to bolster Johnson against Goldwater. The Mississippi dispute pits regular party delegates against a Freedom Democratic group over seating with votes for regulars who pledge support. Freedom delegates seated as guests without votes.
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Atlantic City
UPI
Mississippi
Lyndon B. Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
John
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
New Freedom Democratic Party
Democratic National
Freedom Party
Rebellion Pushes Stock Prices Higher Across Midwest
The National Farmers Organization protests push on the hoof prices to multi month highs as hogs and cattle rally. Receipts at 12 Midwestern markets fall to an 11 year low for a non holiday Monday while hog and bacon prices spike and a Shenandoah buy in draws attention.
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Chicago
UPI
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Midwest
Omaha
Neb
Oren Lee Staley
NFC
Shenandoah
Iowa
German Band Presents Program To Lions
The Childress High School German Band performed several musical numbers at a Lions Club meeting led by band director Norman Hemphill. Glen Stiner orchestrated the program with guests Curtis Berry of Dawson and Rutle Franklin of Magnolia Ark.
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Childress High School
Lions Club
Norman Hemphill
Glen Stiner
Curtis Berry
Dawson
Rutle Franklin
Magnolia, Ark
LBJ Aims to Hold South With Cautious Southern Strategy
Atlantic City reports outline how President Lyndon Johnson and aides seek to keep the South in play for 1964 by a civil rights plank with no new major promises and a soft approach to contentious seating fights in Alabama and Mississippi. Johnson supporters in the Old South push for a temperate line to win back votes.
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Atlantic City
NEA
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Old South
Lyndon B. Johnson
John F. Kennedy
San Francisco
South
Johnson
Florida
Farris Bryant
Mississippi
Barry
LBJ
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Louisiana
Arkansas
Tennessee
Georgia
North
South Carolina
Students Reminded Of Enrollment Date
All seventh and eighth grade students were reminded today that they will enroll for the 1964 fall term of school at 1 p. m. Wednesday. Grades one to six will enroll at 1 p. m. Thursday.
Childress Coin Club elects new officers and directors
Marvin Dabbs elected president of the Childress Coin Club replacing D J Jen Ls. Arville Coyle chosen vice president and Marie King re elected secretary treasurer. Directors named include Herbert Clift Mrs Marvin Dobbs Jimmy Longbine Howard Martin and Jack Norman. New officers assume duties September 28.
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Marvin Dabbs
Childress Coin Club
N . Dabbs
D. J. Jen Ls Dabbs
Orga
Arville Coyle
Marie King
Herbert Clift
Marvin Dobbs
Jimmy Longbine
Howard Martin
Jack Norman
Award To Be Presented To J. W. Hamilton
Superintendent of Schools J. W. Hamilton will receive the Texas Safety Association award for Childress outstanding program for school traffic safety education at the City meeting on September 14. City Manager Louis Sally said the award will be presented by W. O. Herd of Amarillo, regional vice president of the Texas Safety Association.
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J. W. Hamilton
Texas Safet Association
Louis Sally
Childress
W. O. Herd
Amarillo
Texas Safety Sociation
Whiteside Receives Philosophy Doctorate at UT Summer Session
Lonn ie Ray Whiteside of Route 2 Chil dress was among 77 doctoral degree awardees at the close of the University of Texas summer session. Whiteside earned a doctor of philosophy degree.
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Austin
Lonnie Ray Whiteside
Route 2
Childress
University of Texas
Whiteside
VFW District Commander to Attend Meeting Tonight
VFW officers and members were reminded that the 18th District Commander will attend the meeting at 7 38 this evening at the Veterans Building.
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VFW
Veterans Building
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Louis Eaton
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