Childress Birthmark Welcomes a Daughter
Mr and Mrs Jack Norman announce the birth of a daughter at 7 18 am in Childress General Hospital weighing eight pounds four ounces. Local social notes list visitors from Amarillo to Wellington and family gatherings over the holidays across multiple towns.
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Childress
Jack Norman
Childress General Hospital
Bob Heard
David
Jane Ann
Kevin
Amarillo
A. J. Johnson
A J. Jr
N.M
A. R. Stephenson
Ted Thomas
Altus
Okla
Bill Purcell
Clinton King
Paonia
Colo
L. M. Bartlett
Wellington
C. A. Mitchell
Lynn Jones
Bobby Thomas
Fort Hood
Waco
Roy Perkins
Scott and White Hospital
Temple
B. J. Teague
Temperature report for 24 hour period
The maximum temperature for the past 24 hours ending at 11 a.m. today was 47 degrees at 1 p m. The minimum temperature was 28 degrees at 1 a m. For December 3, 1963 the low was 29 and the high 56. Temperatures follow Wednesday Thursday.
Hospital Admits and Discharges List Update
Admitted this week include Marshal DeShazo on Wednesday and Thomas Beck today along with Mrs. Jack Norman. Dismissals include Mrs. Gordon Goble and J. O. Hix Sr. on Wednesday and Mrs. J. H. Glass and Mrs. Gene Calkins on Wednesday. Earl McMinn transferred to Amarillo today.
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Marshal DeShazo
Thomas Beck
Jack Norman
Gordon Goble
J. O. Hix, Sr
J. H. Glass
Gene Calkins
Earl McMinn
Amarillo
Dear Santa Gift List From Carmack Children
A family letter from Carmack children requests Christmas gifts for Diantha a three year old girl asks for an iron ironing board a skipper doll Barbie Ken clothes a switch board set Karen Carmack wishes for dolls clothes and switch set Michael Carmack a buffalo hunter set farm set tape recorder and a ride on toy Don Everett Carmack seeks a buffalo hunter set a motor bike with helmet and boots Ricky Carmack asks for a buffalo hunter set a motor bike with a kettle bike and gloves
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Santa Tam
Santa
Mrs Burma Spear Is Patient At St Anthony's Amarillo
Mrs Burma Spear of Childress is listed as a patient at St Anthony's Hospital in Amarillo. The notice records her location among local patients currently admitted.
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Lamesa
Abernathy
St. Anthony's Hospital
Amarillo
Burma Spear of Childress
The Mature Parent Narcissus in Everyday Life
A reflection on narcissistic behavior from Muriel Lawrence cited via Erich Romm. The piece uses a doctor patient exchange and a daughter caring for a hospitalized mother to illustrate how narcissism centers on personal needs, blinding one to others' lives. It notes narcissistic people as stuck in infancy, burdening their relatives with demands and emotional manipulation.
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Muriel Lawrence
Enterprie Assn
Erich Romm
Narcissus
television in review shows kaye bailey and carney on stage
UPI reviewer notes Danny Kaye Art Carney and Pearl Bailey shine on CBS spoof murder Maestro Please. Also covers TV's Tokyo special Five Faces of Tokyo depicting modernity and Western influence with multiple local profiles and a witty rock lyric snippet from Shindig.
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H. D. Quigg
United Press International New York
UPI
Danny Kaye
Art Carney
Pearl Bailey Kaye
CBS
Miss Bailey
Carney
Kaye
Pathetic Pictures
Big Joe Carroll
Sueccotash
CBS News
Tokyo
Yuji Nakano
North
Tokutaro Takada
Akihito Haga
Sumiko Tamaka
Tatsuzo Mizukami
Wall Street Chatter Signals Possible Market Trend
UPI reports analysts assess recent market declines as a potential clue to near term direction. Zinder of E F Hutton notes the action could hint at weeks or months ahead while Pollack foresees a broadening formation and Heller & Co. sees no long term damage and favors increased investment during weakness.
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New York
UPI
Newton D. Zinder
E.F. Hutton & Co Inc
Stanley Heller & Co
Boat Found Off Halifax After Five Days Missing
A 38 foot lobster boat reported missing five days in the gale in the Atlantic was found overturned near Halifax Nova Scotia. There was no sign of the two fishermen aboard.
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Halifax
N.S
UPI
Atlantic
Tommies Parade in Patched Pajamas Across Gates and Homes
A quirky observation notes Tommies wearing three length matching coats paired with pajamas, seen traveling and at home, signaling a distinctive fashion trend across streets and doorways. The piece highlights playful style choices and the cheerful mood they bring to daily life.
Origins of the detective story in Graham's Magazine
In April 1841 Graham's Magazine in Philadelphia published Edgar Allan Poe's The Murders in the Rue Morgue, the first detective story. Poe followed with The Mystery of Marie Roget and The Purloined Letter, establishing the genre.
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Graham's Magazine
Philadelphia
Rue Morgue
Edgar Allan Poe
Poe
Marie Roget
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Love You, Karen Carmack
Love, Michael Carmack
With Love
Don Everett
Carmack
Love Ricky Carmack
Frontier Stamps
Ace and
Main St
Delicatessen
Television In Review
Abcs
Herry
Wall Street
Leslie M. Pollack
Gacyclopeedia Britacsice
I. Ied
Wen, Woolworth
Sateu
Clausser
Berkshire
Saiita
Rae
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