Goldwater Signals Big GOP Role After Defeat
Sen. Barry Goldwater plans a larger role in shaping the GOP’s future. He will meet next week with Dwight Eisenhower and Richard Nixon in New York. Goldwater, rested after a Caribbean trip, criticizes extremism and urges governors to outline civil rights positions for the national committee.
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Light Snow and Sleet in Childress Area Reported
Light snow and sleet fell overnight in Childress and surrounding communities with minimal moisture. FAA Station at the Air Field logged .01 inch before midnight and 18 inches total to 6 am. scattered slick spots and light frost noted, but no hazardous road conditions reported.
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John William Stewart Buried in Turkey
Funeral services for John William Stewart 88 of Turkey were held at 10 a m in the Turkey Church of Christ with Claude Woods officiating. Burial followed in the Turkey Cemetery. He died Wednesday in a Childress rest home. A retired farmer, he had lived in Turkey since 1915 and is survived by two sons two daughters three sisters several grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Mariner 4 set for course correction toward Mars
In Pasadena, a Friday morning maneuver aims to place Mariner 4 on a better path for its Mars fly by. If successful it would bring the spacecraft within 8 000 to 12 000 miles of the Martian surface next summer, instead of the 151 000 miles hoped for in July.
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Tshombe Says Rebels Weaken As French aid Offered
Congolese troops loyal to Premier Moise Tshombe report Stanleyville secured amid mop up raids by rocket-firing government planes. Tshombe returns from Paris with vague French aid promises while Canadian official Hicks notes rebels appear to weaken as air attacks continue.
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Peron Ordered To Stay in Seville
Former Argentine dictator Juan D. Peron returned to Spain after a failed comeback attempt and was ordered to remain in Seville. A heavy police presence protects him at the Andalusia Palace Hotel while officials decide his future status.
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Poor Boys Riding Club Meets at City Hall Tonight
A meeting of the Poor Boys' Riding Club is scheduled for 7 30 p m today in City Hall with members urged to attend.
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California UC sit-in arrests as 900 demonstrators taken from Sproul Hall
Berkeley police backed by sheriffs and highway patrol moved at 3 45 a m to remove 900 free speech sit-in demonstrators from Sproul Hall after they occupied the building since Wednesday afternoon. Robert Treuhaft leading activist in custody. Kerr says movement demands clash with university order.
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Tempers Flare In Baker Case Senate Hearing
A partisan clash erupted as Senate hearings on the Bobby Baker case resumed. Democratic counsel accused Sen. John Williams of an unalterable untruth while Sen. Carl Curtis blasted the remarks as impertinence. Don B. Reynolds testified he was the bagman in the alleged scheme involving a $25,000 stadium contract and the 1960 Democratic campaign.
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Postoffice At Loco Closed After 75 Years of Service
G T Austin retired as Loco postmaster after 15 years and the post office closed. Mail service for the area will be provided from Childress and Wellington. The Austins plan to move to Childress. Only four post offices remain in Childress County.
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Mind Over Matter Debated In Psychokinesis Dispatch
UP dispatch surveys psychokinesis and dice tests at Duke University with inconclusive results. It details a Seaford Long Island case where a Hermann family experienced objects moving and a rapid spill action over five weeks in 1958, investigated by J Gaither Pratt for the Duke lab.
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Relative of Local Residents Dies in Altus
TM Carter of Altus Oklahoma, sister-in-law of Mrs Buster Halford and brother-in-law of Carroll Hunt of Childress, died at 1 30 pm Wednesday in Altus. He was 73 and had been ill. Funeral services set for 10 30 am Friday in Altus with burial in an Altus cemetery. Other survivors include the widow and a daughter.
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Snow Fails as Winter Slams Into State
United Press International reports heavy wintry weather across the Panhandle and High Plains. Dalhart and Amarillo roads iced with four inches of snow and ice as temperatures plunged, prompting caution and salt and sand treatments by Highway Department crews.
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Prater Installed as District Deputy in Waco
R. R. Prater of Childress Masonic Lodge 695 travels to Waco for installation as Deputy Grand Master of District 95. He succeeds Willard Cope. Other attendees from Childress at the Grand Lodge meeting include A. A. Whitlock, A. A. Bass, W. W. Kinney, and W. L. Painter. District 95 includes Childress, Turkey, Estelline and Lakeview.
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Childress Students Get Early Dismissal For Christmas Break
Childress school will dismiss Tuesday December 22 at 2 30 p m for Christmas holidays. Classes resume at the regular time on January 4.
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AMA Plans New Attack on Medicare
The American Medical Association signals a renewed campaign against the Johnson administration Medicare program during its winter conference. Dr James Z Appel of Lancaster Pa was named president elect and will lead a December Chicago trustees meeting to solidify the fight. The group also liberalized its stance on birth control and vows to win support for Kerr Mills. Appel succeeds Dr Donovan F Ward in June.
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State VFW Head To Be Here Saturday
Registration for the 13th District Veterans of Foreign Wars convention begins 3 p m Saturday at the Veterans Building with Texas Department Commander E J Krenek of Austin as guest A social hour and a dance follow in the evening A Sunday joint meeting of men and women opens at 10 a m with District Judge Charles Reynolds giving the welcome The event includes lunch at 12 30 p m and both men and women meet again in the afternoon hosted by local officers.
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Johnson urges Western unity amid European vision
President Johnson appealed for renewed Western unity and warned of persistent peril to freedom. Speaking at Georgetown University after surgery for a skin thickening on his hand he praised European unity and Atlantic partnership and signaled willingness to discuss nuclear weapons control amid NATO debates.
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Pope Paul VI Calls Interfaith Cooperation in India
In Bombay the pope clasped hands with leaders of India’s non Christian missions and urged inter faith cooperation to build the common future of the human race. He emphasized unity among diverse religious groups during his visit.
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