Lunatic sought in East Side knife killings of two women
New York police search for a threatening caller described as a lunatic after two career girls, Janice Wylie and Emily Hoffert, were found slain in their Manhattan apartment. Wylie, 21, niece of writer Philip Wylie, had received obscene calls. bodies tied with sheets were discovered by Miss Wyle’s father.
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New York
UPI
East Side
Miss Wylie
Newsweek Magazine
Emily Hoffert
Minneapolis
Janice
Max Wylie
Janice Wylie
Philip Wylie
Miss Hoffert
NEA Telep
Grim Task Begins at Moab Potash Mine
Rescue and identification efforts started in a truck repair shop turned temporary morgue as investigators probe an explosion at the Moab potash mine. Eighteen workers died, seven survived. federal and state agencies opened a full probe ordered by the Interior Department amid calls for safety reforms.
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Moab
Utah
UPI
John Stocks
FBI
Interior Department
Washington
Bureau of Mines
Second Turncoat Leaves China for Belgium with Family
Albert C. Belhomme, Belgian-born former U S Army sergeant who defected to China ten years ago, arrived in Hong Kong with his Chinese wife Hsiu Ying and their three sons. He is en route to Belgium with plans to seek a better future outside China. He is the second of 215 Korean War turncoats to leave China this month. another, Scott Rush of Marietta, Ohio, plans to return home soon.
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Hong Kong
UPI
Albert C. Belhomme
China
Scott Rush
Marietta
Ohio
Lowell D. Skinner
Akron
United States
Belhomme
Belgium
Hsiu Ying
58 Ballots Returned in CofC Election
A total of 58 ballots have been returned in the new election for Chamber of Commerce directors announced by Manager Jeff Henderson. The deadline for ballots is set for Wednesday, and election results will be canvassed at a Board of Directors meeting. Rareshow calls for more information.
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Chamber of Commerce
Jeff Henderson
Board of Directors
Jaycees To Open Labor Day Rest Stop Tonight
Childress Jaycees along with wives and families meet at Rotary Bowl Fair Park at 7 30 for an ice cream supper. They will open the Labor Day Rest Stop north side of the Court House to slow traffic and offer coffee and cold drinks to motorists.
Public Budget Hearing Set by County Judge
The public is urged to attend a budget hearing tomorrow led by County Judge Leonard King. The session starts at 9 a.m. in the Commissioners Courtroom at the courthouse.
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Leonard King
Labor Day Weekend Traffic Deaths Forecast by Safety Council
United Press International reports a Labor Day weekend forecast of 430 to 520 traffic deaths, with 8.7 billion miles driven from 6 pm tonight to Monday midnight. State and safety officials offer profiles of typical victims and urge caution to prevent repeats of high fatality weekends.
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United Press International
National Safety Council
Howard Pyle
Safety Council
Pennsylvania
Bureau of Traffic
Michigan
Jerry Fisher
The
Automobile Club of Michigan
Fisher
Leonard W. Hagerup
Kemper Insurance Group
Barbecue Set During Cotton Carnival Opens Sept 9
Charley Jones announces a barbecue for farmers and ranchers at Fair Park on September 10 as part of the Cotton Carnival. Phil's Originals of Borger will provide entertainment. Invitations are mailed for early food orders. no parade this year. merchants will supply tickets.
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Charley Jones
Cotton Carnival
Fair Park
Phil’s Originals
Borger
Tornado Tears Roofs From Five Homes in Texas City
Police reported a tornado tore roofs from five houses in Texas City. Radar showed a strong tornado cell moving northwestward in the area.
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Texas City
UPI
Golf Tourney Slated At Childress County Club
A city golf tournament will be held at the Childress County Club links on September 14 and 15 with an entry fee of $6. Fletcher Carter is the contact for players. The format, match or medal play, has not been decided.
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Childress County Club Golf Links
Fletcher Carter
Red China May Claim Indian Territories
London report says a Chinese map in an official publication shows Burma, Malaya, Korea, Laos, Viet Nam, Cambodia, Nepal and Bhutan inside China. The map also marks Indian areas and Ladakh as Chinese, prompting concern in Asia and in New Delhi Parliament.
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London
UPI
Red China
Russia
Southeast Asia
India
Peking
Chinese Republic
China
Asia
New Delhi
Burma
Malaya
Korea
Laos
Viet Nam
Cambodia
Nepal
Bhu
Bia
Northe Frontier Agency
Ladakh
County 4 H Clubs Hit District 3 Record Winners
Charlotte Howard Mary Ann Austin Andy Scott and James R Austin earned first places in District 3 4 H Record Judging for record recreation dog care and beef. Billy Cross Claranelle Cameron won second in entomology and health records. Donnalene Bearden and James Driver earned third in gardening and field crops. District 3 spans 23 counties.
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Childress County
Sharlotte Howard
Mary Ann Austin
Andy Scott
James R. Austin
Billy Cross
Claranelle Cameron
Donnalene Bearden
James Driver
Wrecks Continue In City As Warnings Rise
Police report daily wrecks in Childress with two cars colliding at Avenue F and Ninth Street Sw at 7:30 a.m. No injuries but considerable damage. Frances F. Warren westbound and Ernest E. Hammons Jr southbound were involved. Warren to be cited for failure to grant right of way.
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Warren
Samek Funeral for Cee Vee Farmer This Saturday
Adolf Samek 59 longtime Cee Vee farmer dies after open heart surgery in Dallas. Services at 1 30 p m Saturday at Cee Vee Methodist Church with Eldon Sanders and Horace Coffman officiating. Interment at Cee Wee cemetery. Survivors include widow Loretta and daughter Loretta June, plus father John, sisters Annie and others.
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Adolf Samek
Cee Vee
Cee Vee Methodist Church
Eldon Sanders
Kirkland Church of Christ
Horace Coffman
Broadway Baptist
Lubbock
R. B. Ransom
Jerry Barlowe
Floyd Finch
Robert Bostick
Bob Jones
Tate Timmons
Cee Wee
John Samek
Gainesville
Charlie Balames
Annie Samek
Tulsa
Okla
John Samek, Jr
Barney Samek
Emmitt Samek
Volunteer To Go Underground In Search For Missing Miner
In Sheppton Pa state mines chief Charmbury said a volunteer would descend over 300 feet to locate trapped miner Louis Bova after a television camera showed what may be a body. The plan faces debate among experts as rope and a parachute harness are prepared and the mission could occur later today.
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Sheppton
UPI
H. Beecher Charmbury
Louis Bova
David Fellin
Henry Throne
Charmbury
Fellin
Throne
Bova
US Stands Firm On Holding Buddhist Refugees
In Saigon US envoy Lodge refuses to surrender two Buddhist refugees taken in by the U S aid mission amid tensions over Buddhist repression. Viet Nam ministers press for release as curfew eases. clashes over who sparked the crackdown persist and Diem’s regime defends the arrests as anti coup actions.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Cuu
Lodge
United States
Washington
Ngo Dinh Diem
Juvenile Delinquency Talk Targeted by Theft at School
In Los Angeles a thief stole a camera wallet and checkbook from the car of local TV personality Lee Giroux while he spoke at an elementary school about juvenile delinquency in society.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Lee Giroux
Peking and China Policy In 1818 and After
The report notes Peking among events in 1818 and discusses China’s government statement on treating treaties with foreign powers. It mentions Russia’s quiet stance amid warning shots, and India’s assertive use of Chinese territorial claims to support its expansionist view.
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Peking
Cda
People’s Republic of China
Russia
Siberia
India
Asia
Sister of City Resident Dies Funeral Planned Saturday
Mrs. O. S. Baker, sister to Mrs. L. C. Elliott, died this morning. Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at the Lamar Smith Funeral Chapel. The Elliott family and their son Louis of Amarillo left for Dallas today.
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O. S. Baker
L. C. Elliott
Elliotts
Lamar Smith
Louis
Amarillo
Dallas
Old Settlers To Elect New Officers Tonight
Old Settlers Association of Childress County schedules a 7 30 p m meeting at city hall to elect officers. President Bill Goodson says new officers and directors take duties September 1. Directors elected July 18 include Goodson John Rucker John Patterson Willard Copeland Bill Slaton James Lyles Jim Fields Nita Tippett Sue Johnson Roy Key Glenn Buckley Charles Reynolds.
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Childress County Old Settlers Association
Bill Goodson
Goodson
John Rucker
John Patterson
Willard Copeland
Bill Slaton
James Lyles
Jim Fields
Nita Tippett
Miss Sue Johnson
Roy Key
Glenn Buckley
Charles Reynolds
Sub Fire Kills Sailor Aboard Grayback
The Navy reports one sailor dead and six injured in a fire on the submarine Grayback during a Pacific training cruise. The department notes pay scale rules for executives require $100 weekly and supervision of at least two employees.
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Washington
UPI
Navy
Pacific
Department
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Charles Burge
Helper
Robert June
Charles Clark
Tom Trueman
Toronto
Grant H. Es
Cofc
N.W
White Sand
N.M
NASA
Jaycees
People's Daily
Samek
Shady Elms Nursing Home
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