Turning Point in US Soviet Ties Quietly Emerges
Four UPI correspondents assess whether the Cuban crisis has created a new climate in relations between the Soviet Union and the United States. Bellwether remarks from Dean Rusk and Harlan Cleveland fuel debate on a possible turning point and future shifts in Berlin, China, and disarmament.
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Soviet Union
United States
Berlin
Red China
Russia
United Press International
Merriman Smith
White House
Henry Shapiro
Moscow
Stewart Hensley
Nehru Rejects Chinese Truce Terms Over Border Clash
Indian Prime Minister Nehru issued a letter to Chou Enlai accusing China of seeking to possess Indian territory under the cover of a preliminary cease fire. He questioned the 1959 line and insisted on withdrawal behind the line of actual control as of Sept. 8 1962. A UPI dispatch noted no sign of withdrawal and warned a renewal of fighting could follow.
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UPI
Jawaharlal Nehru
Peking
Nehru
Jai Nehru
Algne
Pullbeck
Mezpur
Assam
Chou
India
Red China
China
Ladakh
Barahoti Pass
Kinzamane
Dhola
Tahgla Ridge
Bhutan
Tibet
Pakistan
Kashmir
Rain and Fog Dampens Childress Open Weekend
Damp fog and light rain persisted in the Childress area Friday night into Saturday. Quail hunters found wet ground, those with good dogs reported luck while others had wet feet. The cotton harvest paused again with weather permitting, January may be best ginning month. Moisture reached .04 inch Friday night and .13 inch by 10 p.m.
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Childress
Elks Plan Memorial Services at Lodge No 1113
Elks Lodge No 1113 will hold Memorial Services at 2 p m today at the Lodge building. All officers and members are urged to attend per Exalted Ruler George Weatherbee.
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Elks Lodge No. 1113
George Weatherbee
Three Auto Wrecks on Avenue F Result in Four Tickets
Three accidents on Avenue F in Childress Friday evening and night left no injuries but caused varying vehicle damage and four tickets. The first crash at 2 30 p m involved Mrs Clyde Twaddell Amarillo driving east and Mrs Joe Hardison southbound on 12th Street with light damage to the Twaddell car and heavy damage to the Hardison vehicle. Twaddell received a ticket for running a stop sign and Hardison for no driver s license. The second collision at 9 25 p m saw R B Kelly Carey east on Avenue F and Perry Stevens Childress collide near 6th Street with Stevens ticketed for following too close. Ruben Vitela Childress was driving west on ( Continued On PAGE THREE)
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Avenue F
Childress
Clyde Twaddell
Amarillo
Joe Hardison
12Th Street
Twaddell
Hardison
Auto Freight Collision on Main Tracks No Injuries
No one was injured when a freight train struck the left front of a car driven by Mrs. Lou Boyd Collins at the Main crossing and railroad tracks at 6 50 p m Saturday, police reported.
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Main
Lou Boyd Collins
Fall Coats and Suits Reduced at Fashion Shoppe
Fashion Shoppe announces a seasonal sale on fall coats and suits. Shoppers can save on a range of styles with discounts highlighted in-store and online. Limited sizes and stock may sell out quickly.
Treasure Hunt draws big crowd with first prize winners
The 27th Annual Treasure Hunt was praised as the most successful yet with a large crowd. Santa Claus arrived on a Burlington fire truck and paraded to The Index as 9,000 tickets circulated for events at The Index and the Borden-Booker games, merchants later listing winning numbers through Thursday. Prize winners from Childress County included Arvene Bellah who won 50 dollars, Roy Howard 30 dollars, and Julia Camp 20 dollars.
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Santa Claus
Burlington
Borden-Booker
Singer Sewing Center
Childress County
Arvene Bellah
Avenue M Nn
Roy Howard
Route 2
Childress
Julia Camp
Harold Camp
Avenue How
Chappell to join ASC Office
Captain James E. Chappell of Fort Sill Oklahoma will join the Soil Conservation office here on December 19. He is a career employee of the Agriculture Department and was previously associated with the Soil Conservation office.
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James E. Chappell
Fort Sill
Okla
Soil Conservation Office
Chappell
Agriculture Department
Argument Over 60 Cents Ends In Shooting
D. L. White and Collie Armstrong, both described as Negro, fought at the Night Owl Cafe in Northeast Childress over 60 cents. A struggle for a .38 pistol left White shot through the body and Armstrong wounded in the left shoulder. both were treated at Childress General Hospital and White surrendered at the police department.
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Night Owl
Childress
D. L. White
Collie Armstrong
White
Armstrong
Index
Childress General Hospital
Reef Formation Not Hit in Wildcat Near Childress
Prospects for oil or gas in the O. P. Leonard No 1 J F E Turner wildcat, located about five miles northeast of Childress, dimmed Saturday as the Canyon Reef was not reached before 4700 feet. The Reef formation is produc.
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O. P. Leonard
Two Die in Head On Crash Near Estelline
Wayland Smoot 29 of Childress and Claude Buffiton a Dallas resident died in a 2 a m head on collision on U S 287 just south of Estelline. Both drivers were alone and investigators had not yet determined fault. Smoot was returning from Amarillo in a pickup. Funeral for Smoot set at 10 a m Monday at Childress Church of Christ with burial in Childress Cemetery.
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Chilress
U. S. 287
Estelline
Glenn Wayland Smoot
Childress
Claude Buffiton
North Street
Dallas
Smoot
Childress Church
Lola Klep
Central Auto Mart
Terry
Barry
Beverly
Roy Smoot
Charles Smoot
Memphis
Esterline
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