Pope Paul VI Receives Historic Welcome in India
Pope Paul VI arrived in Bombay as a pilgrim for peace on a record reception day in Hindu India. An estimated two million people watched his drive into the city after a 20 hour Rome to Bombay journey with a stop in Beirut. He was greeted with garlands and cheering crowds as observers called it the greatest welcome ever accorded to a visiting pope.
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Cotton allotments rise in Childress County vote planned
ASCS Secretary Gene Shie says the 13 is unlucky for some but not here as cotton allotment acreage increases to 52 648 acres from 92 535. About 800 farms affected. voters decide December 15 at six polling places including Childress office Kirkland Gin Tell Gin Carey store Harrell Chapel Community House Arlie Loco. Two thirds required for approval.
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Pine To Drill Salt String For Teas No 1 West Of Childress
Salt formations in the ground near the Paul Teas No 1 Ted Shields wildcat west of Childress necessitate a salt string of pipe between 1500 and 2000 feet. Toolpusher Claude Ens ey said the pipe will be eight and five eighths inches to that depth. The test, planned to reach about 8000 feet, is currently below 300 feet.
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Millionaire Dave Beck Ready to Be Free Again
Free Again Seattle UPI reports millionaire Dave Beck, once a symbol of rags to riches, anticipates December 11 when he will become a free man again.
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UPI
Dave Beck
Fire Department Names New Officers At Chili Supper
The Fire Department held its annual chili supper Tuesday night and elected new officers. Arvene Bellah becomes president with Charles Mack as vice president and John Ballew as chief, among other posts. Special guests included city council members Morris Higley and Gene Chapman.
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Charles Mack
Glenn Stiner
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Kenneth Loter
John Ballew
Charlie Moore
G. A. Williams
Buddy Cordell
Guy Burton
R. L. Miller
Desmond Bridges
Y. B. Merrell
Preston Shoffner
Bill Dawson
Red Fenter
Raymond Love
Roy Hassell
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Benny Hawkins
John Childers
Briages
Gene Nelson
Calvin Owens
Mary Helen Mack
Grace Howard
Peggy Bellah
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Morris Higley
Gene Chapman
FBI Sees Arrests Over Mississippi Civil Rights Slayings
In Washington the FBI chief J Edgar Hoover told Rev Martin Luther King arrests are expected soon for the 1964 Mississippi killings of civil rights workers. King said the meeting at FBI headquarters lasted over an hour and that 10 or 11 suspects may be charged.
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Advent Explained To Rotarians At Email Rotary Meet
Rev Richard Neyer of Holy Angel's Catholic Church explained Advent and changes in church services to the Rotary Club. Guy Eastham introduced the program. Christmas Party set for December 15. New member Neil Gage welcomed. guests Al Cowrinkle Amarillo, Gayle Guthrie, Raymond Ivey, and student guest Wallace Campbell attended.
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Holy Angel’s Catholic Church
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Gene Blackwell
Neil Gage
al Cowrinkle
Amarillo
Gayle Guthrie
Raymond Ivey
Wallace Campbell
Meet Thursday at Childress General Hospital Auxiliary
The Childress General Hospital Auxiliary schedules an important meeting at 3 p.m. Thursday at the home of Mrs Deane Dodge. All members are urged to attend.
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Childress General Hospital
Deane Dodge
Seventeen Children Die In Fires Across Four States
A UP International report details fires in Illinois Maryland Kentucky Missouri and Louisiana that killed seventeen children. In Baltimore a father was charged with arson after a home blaze killed seven children. Five Spencer children died near Versailles Kentucky and three Belk children perished in Missouri. One Belleville Junior College building housed 125 students escaping unharmed.
Baker Balks at Discussing Private Affairs at Senate Hearing
Bobby Baker refused to answer questions about private affairs at a Senate investigation hearing citing constitutional grounds. He again invoked the 5th and other amendments while declining to discuss a $25,000 kickback scheme tied to a stadium contract and Democratic fundraising in 1960.
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William N. McLeod
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Student Set Himself Afire After Family Quarrel at Campus
Alton Crook an 18 year old Sanford Fritch basketball player lay critically burned after dousing himself with gasoline and igniting flames near West Texas State University Canyon campus. Friends reported he had become depressed following a quarrel with his family during the Thanksgiving weekend.
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UPI
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Correction Swaps Name on Bobcat Banquet Table Committee
The Index corrects an earlier listing by stating Mrs Bill Poling served on the Bobcat Banquet table arrangements committee instead of Mrs Ted Poling. The change clarifies who handled seating for the event.
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Bill Poling
Ted Poling
Paducah Men Face DWI Charges In County Court
Alec E. Crump of Paducah pled not guilty to DWI and was released on $750 bond after arrest Tuesday night by the Highway Patrol. Joe Caldwell of Paducah pled guilty to alcohol influence with a $25.50 fine in County Court.
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Clear Mind Key To ESP Success, Duke Tests Show
An UPI dispatch notes that Duke University student Coleman Cooper lost his ESP edge after a phone call brought a distraction from a visiting girl. The piece argues that absolute concentration is essential and that even trained subjects fail without mental discipline and training. George Zirkle.
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Johnson envisions Kennedy Center as living force for arts
President Johnson spoke at the ground breaking for the 31 million John F. Kennedy Cultural Center. He urged the center to become a living force to encourage art and bring performers to every part of the nation, with government support kept minimal.
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A M Andrews Dies in California After Fort Worth Job
A M Andrews, 78, of Los Angeles California died at 8 a m today in his home. He was a former Fort Worth and river shows employee and lived in California a decade. Survived by widow Anta Mae four daughters Anna Mae Christine Mildred and Maxine all of Los Angeles a brother Lance of California and sisters Mrs Wilson Mrs Cora Murphy and Mrs Ruby Duff all of California Funeral services and burial likely in Hollywood California Friday.
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Auxiliary members donate for holiday foods basket and milk fund
American Legion Auxiliary members approved a holiday foods basket fundraiser up to 320 for a deserving family at a Tuesday meeting. Welfare chairwoman Bettye Estes leads the annual project. Pat Jones donated 5 to cover milk for 16 local school children.
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Winter Weather Shifts Through Texas Panhandle
United Press International reports a cold front moving southeast across the northern Panhandle after a brief warm spell. Overnight lows reached 27 in Dalhart and 32 in Amarillo, with light rain in the south and east and a forecast of subnormal temperatures statewide into the weekend.
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Eastside Automotive Opens on Highway in Childress
Eastside Automotive opens for business in Childress at 60142 Avenue Fee. Owned by Dan Imhoff and Donald Larned, the shop offers repair services for automobiles trucks and farm machinery and will also supply used parts.
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Donald Larned
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Federal mediators fail to advance wage dispute in railroad talks
Federal mediators and railroad management held talks in Washington with no apparent progress toward resolving a wage dispute that risks a nationwide rail strike. The stoppage could affect multiple carriers and disrupt schedules nationwide.
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Washington
UPI
Deep Snow Drifts Reported in Maine and Midwest Blizzard
A severe snowstorm produced 10 foot drifts in Maine today and swept into the Middle West with heavy snowfall. Officials warn of dangerous travel as crews work to clear roads and restore power.
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Middle West
Lettuce Based Cigarettes Claim Safe Taste Without Nicotine
Perry Resnick of Philadelphia announces a lettuce leaf cigarette claiming to satisfy taste while avoiding nicotine and circulatory harm. Early tests in eastern hospitals suggest minimal circulatory impact, with varieties including mentholated and filtered options aimed at a safer smoking alternative.
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Perry Resnick
Philadelphia
Resnick
Surgeon General
Native of Kirkland Dies In Amarillo
Mrs. Iane Estell Cox 56 died Monday afternoon at her Amarillo home where she had lived since 1927. Born in Kirkland, she will be buried in Memorial Gardens Cemetery after funeral services at 2 p.m. Thursday in Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel. Survivors include her husband Ted R. Cox two sons her mother two brothers three sisters and one grandchild.
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Collision at 2nd Street and Avenue F injures none reported
At 11 55 a m Tuesday heavy damage occurred in a two vehicle crash at the intersection of 2nd Street and Avenue F Northeast. Mrs Hyatt King attempting a right turn braked suddenly when a small boy darted in front of her car and was struck in the rear by A W Sims driving east.
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