Demos Battle Texas Delegation Split at Democratic Convention
Texas liberals nearly tied up 313 votes of 104 at the conv ention seating fight. Connally’s regulars lost unit rule support as Ralph Yarborough urged insurgent backing and President Johnson's birthday visit loomed as a respite.
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David Anderson
Chicago
UPI
Texas
Johnson
John Connally
Connally
Will D. Davis
Frank C. Erwin Jr
Robert S. Strause
Tom Gordon
Spuce
White House
Eugene McCarthy
Ralph Yarborough
Tex
Yarborough
United States
Afl-Cio
Hank Brown
Barbara Jordan
Houston
William N. Kemp
Ed R. Watson
Deer Park
Jamison J Berry
Hubert H. Humphrey
Brown
Humphrey
McCarthy
Mit
Miss Jordan
Texag
Georgia
Childress Board Supports Junior College Feasibility Efforts
The Childress Independent School District Board offered full support to the steering committee studying a junior college for Childress. An Austin appointment with TEA officials is set for Thursday at 2 30 p m. The amended 1967 68 budget of 1 575 397 was approved and a correspondence course plan was adopted to allow eligible students to earn extra credits or supplement education through UT Extension, Texas Tech Extension, or the US Army Institute.
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Childress
Harry Thaten
Glenn Buckley
Childress Independent
Texas Education Agency
Austin
Childress Independent School
Buckly
Buckley
Gordon Graviey
Owen Eary
Birth date search for Amarillo woman Leona Stone
Mr and Mrs Thomas J Stone of Amarillo seek Leona Stones birth date and roots. They recall an October 1925 Index article about her abandonment in Fort Worth that named her Little Miss Denver and were told she was adopted. Needing birth details they ask informants to contact 2000 North Manhattan Amarillo 79107. A bicycle was found at Fifth Street Northwest crossing Wayne Wright reports.
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Thomas J. Stone
Amarillo
Stone
Leona McCraw
Roy McCraw
Childress
Fort Worth and
Denver
McCraw
Stones
North
Manhattan
Texas
English Pleads Not Guilty In County Court
English pleaded not guilty to charges of transporting alcoholic beverages in a dry area in County Court this morning. His bond was set at 1000 dollars after his arrest Monday by the sheriff's department.
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Downing English
English
Sheriff's Department
European Slides Program For Lions Club
European slides of England and Holland were shown and narrated to the Lions Club today by E. A. Sanders and his wife who recently toured Europe. President Gordon Grayley read a letter from M. K. Wilcox son on behalf of the Greenbelt Bowl Officials thanking the club for its cooperation in the event. A letter from the Hereford Lions Club inviting the Childress Sins to visit their club was read by Grayley. Glen Stiner led the program and Mrs. Stiner was a guest.
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England
Holland
Lions Club
E. A. Sanders
Europe
Gordon Grayley
M. K. Wilcoxson
Graveley
Hereford Lions Club
Childress Sins
Glen Stiner
Fort Worth Man Fined In County Court
Fort Worth resident Dee Alan Freeman pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated in county court. He was fined 142 dollars including costs and sentenced to 15 days in jail with probation. Freeman was arrested Sunday by the Department of Public Safety.
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Dee Alan Freeman
Fort Worth
Clarence Carter
Freeman
Department of Public Safety
Jerrell Pleads Not Guilty In County Court
Jerrell of Childress pleaded not guilty to charges of nroctring in County Court this morning. His bond was set at $1,000 after arrest by the Sheriff's Department.
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Larry Emmett Jerrell
Childress
Jerrell
Sheriff's Department
Red Mortarmen Reopen Siege On Duc Lap Camp
North Vietnamese mortars shelled the U S Green Beret camp at Duc Lap five times in a renewed siege effort. Fifty nine rounds wounded 10 South Vietnamese soldiers as reinforcements and B 52 bombers helped lift the siege. Seven tens of thousands in casualties were reported across the nine day period with 83 Communist bodies found around Hill 14 near Duc Lap. Air and artillery strikes followed as Marines reported heavy shelling and a ground attack on the DMZ Rockpile outpost.
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Alvin B. Webb Jr
Saigon
UPI
U.S
Green Beret
Duc Lap
Due Lap
North Vietnam
South
Stormy Floor Battles Over Rules and Seating At Convention
Democrats wrestled through the night over seating contested delegates and prepared for a clash on a Vietnam plank. Vice President Humphrey led in delegate counts while McCarthy and McGovern vowed a broader fight. Temporary Chairman Inouye adjourned the convention as turmoil erupted on the floor.
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Raymond Lahr
Chicago
UPI
John Connally
Texas
Humphrey
Sen
Edward
Kennedy
McCarthy
McGovern
Eugene J. McCarthy
Georgia
Old Guard
New York
California
Julian Bend
Johnson
Vietnam
George S. McGovern
Withdrawal terms set for Warsaw Pact forces in Czechoslovakia
An official communique says Soviet and four Warsaw Pact troops will withdraw while not interfering in Czechoslovakia internal affairs. Details were not specified. observers expect immediate reductions and many troops to move to countryside camps. Brezhnev Kosygin Podgorny led talks. Dubcek and Cernik denounced earlier as traitors by Soviet press. Continued on page 6.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Warsaw Pact
Czechoslovakia
West Germany
Austria
Mos
Cow
Alexander Dubcek
Prague
Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Alexei Kosygin
Nicolai Podgorny
Ludvik Svoboda
Dubcek
Oldrich Cernik
Cernik
Barley Added as Feed Grain for 1969 Program
The Department of Agriculture will treat barley as a feed grain for 1969 program purposes, per ASCS supervisor Gene Frisbie. Barley on participating farms counts toward the feed grain total, while excess barley on nonparticipating farms offsets constraints like grain sorghum. Producers who exceed base will miss 1969 payments. wheat may replace barley if a base exists.
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Department of Agriculture
Gene Frisbie
ASCS
No Pre-School Program for 1942-43 School Year
Superintendent Howard Murchison announced that there will be no pre-school program during the regular 1942 40 school year. A program is planned for next summer.
Cancer Patient Care Is Subject of Talk
Paducah nurse and LVN instructor Mrs Edward Roark will speak to Gold en Age Home nurses at 6 30 p m Friday on cancer patient care Arrangements were made by Mrs A O Bennett chair of the service committee of the Cattle County Unit American Cancer Society as part of the unit educational program
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Paducah
Edward Roark
Crowell
Questionnaires show Chamber votes on hiring an industrial man
About 40 percent of the Chamber of Commerce membership has returned the survey on hiring a professional industrial man and dues increases. Non member returns have begun. President Ross Smith urged fuller participation as 34 of 49 responses favored the hire and 15 opposed.
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Chamber of Commerce Sonal
Chamber of Commerce
Ross Smith
Smith
Services Here Wednesday For Berta Crawford
Funeral services will be held at 4 p.m. Wednesday in St. John's Baptist Church for Mrs. Berta Crawford 82 of 1000 Avenue I Northeast. She died Monday at 1:30 a.m. in a Wichita Falls nursing home after about ten months there. Pastor Rev. Victor R. Gilmore will conduct. Burial at ChilDress Cemetery by Newberry's. Survived by three daughters Rosie Lee Thomas Margie Tansey Irma Jean Hughes all of here and four sons Mose Dallas William Estelline J C Crawford Jim Crawford both of here.
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St. John’s Baptist Church
Berta Crawford
1000
Avenue I
Don March
Jessie Jackson
Crawford
Hubbard City
Waxahachie
Rosie Lee Thomas
Margie Tansey
Irma Jean Hughes
Mose
Dallas
William
Estelline
J. C and
Jim Crawford
Hays Services Set for Willi am T Hays in Childress
Graveside rites for Willi am T. Hays born in Childress on June 9 1905 will be at 2 p m Wednesday at Childress Cemetery with Rev. Joe S Allen and Childress Masonic Lodge 695 members. A Masonic anti burial service is planned at 1 p m at the lodge. He died Sunday night in Fort Worth after a career with Safeway and Fort Worth and Denver Railway and leaves a wife son three sisters two brothers and four grandchildren.
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William T
Bill) Hays
Childress
Joe S. Allen
First Baptist Church
Masonic Lodge
Hays
Mr. Hays
Fort Worth
Safeway
Denver
Baptist Church
Robert Scott
John. Wayhe Hays
Dallas
A. T. Hays
Clovis
N.M
Byron of
Portales
Myrlews
L. D. Hightower
Mairl Darnell
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