Kennedy plans to stay on Harvard board after White House move
President-elect John F Kennedy intends to remain on Harvard University Board of Overseers. Report says Kennedy told fellow overseers he would keep his post with a term ending in 1963. The note follows his recent hospital visit and family events amid widespread public attention.
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The Real Iron Curtain An Ugly Reality
Vienna dispatch details the border barrier between Eastern satellites and the West. It describes dual barbed wire lines, mine fields, control strips, watch towers, and patrols with peep holes, flags marking minefields, and deadly security measures.
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Temperature highs and lows for Thursday period
The 24 hour period ending 11 am Thursday shows a max of 56 degrees recorded at 4 pm Wednesday and a minimum of 32 degrees occurring at 1 2 and 3 am Thursday. Other readings include 37 at 11 am and 38 at 9 am with multiple 32 degree values across the night.
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Alabama tax stamp seizures auction set for December
The Alabama Revenue Department will auction to the highest bidder on December 8 items confiscated for lack of state tax stamps including 167 decks of playing cards 62 packs of cigarettes 33 plugs of chewing tobacco and 50 cans of snuff. A 45 year old Monterey California woman entered an automatic laundry unclothed Wednesday and attempted a dryer bath police arrested her on a drunk charge. She said she did not want to get wet.
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Reds Launch Another Mutinik
The Soviet Union announced a five ton space ship carrying animals insects and plants into an egg shaped orbit around Earth. Tass said two dogs Pchelka and Mushka were aboard. The mission aims to beat the United States in the race to space with heavy payloads though survival of the animals is unclear. The ship circled Earth in an 88.6 minute orbit with instruments powered by chemical and solar sources.
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Kennedy taps Ribicoff for Health Education Welfare post
President-elect John F. Kennedy named Governor Abraham Ribicoff of Connecticut to head the Department of Health Education and Welfare in his new cabinet. The appointment announced in Washington by UPI confirms Ribicoff as a key member of the incoming administration.
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Civil Air Patrol Marks 19th Anniversary at Ellington
The Civil Air Patrol celebrates 19 years of national and community service with 70,000 adult and teen volunteers across the United States. CAP, an auxiliary of the Air Force, supports aerospace education for 35,000 youths and thousands of students in 500 institutions, operating a large private radio network and air resources. Commander of the Childress Squadron is Capt. Truett Bail.
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Weather Forecast and Local Notes
Variable high cloudiness through Friday. A little warmer Friday. Low tonight 23 to 28. High Friday 57. Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Cline returned from Gainesville after the funeral of her brother-in-law, Joe Hart, who died Nov. 28 of a heart attack. Mrs. Hart is a former Childress resident.
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Hospital Admits Several Patients at Childress General
Childress General Hospital admitted Mrs. M. Hackler and Don Madden on Wednesday along with Mrs. Willie Morgan C. P. Dodson and Mrs. E. O. Huffstutler today Dismissals include Mrs. Joe McClain and H. C. Preslar with several others noted as discharged The CAP squadron meets every Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the CAP building at the airfield
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Packers Scout Jack Vainisi Dies at 33 in Green Bay
Jack Vainisi, business manager and scout for the Green Bay Packers, died Sunday in Green Bay. The Chicago native was 33 and is survived by his wife and two children.
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