Stinnett and Albany Set for Class A State SemiFinal
Stinnett Rattlers and Albany Lions meet in the Class A State Semi Finals at Fair Park Stadium Friday at 7 30 p m. Tickets go on sale Tuesday with 2 reserved and general admission, 75 cent student tickets. Albany the home team uses the north stands and Stinnett the south. Pre game ceremonies at 7 15 p m with limited radio coverage by Borger and KRBC Abilene.
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Stinnett Rattlers
Albany Lions
Fair Park Stadium
Childress
Supt
J. W. Hamilton
CBCD
Jeff Henderson
Henderson
Stinnett
Lubbock
Albany
Borger
KRBC
Abilene
Psychologist to Speak Here Monday Night
Childress High School invites students and parents to an 8 p.m. Monday talk in the high school auditorium by Dr. Joseph M. Ayad of Amarillo on boy girl relationships. Principal Garland Terrell and Junior High Principal J A Steed urge attendance by both boys and girls and their parents. They say public schools see a need for this guidance and that attending with a child eases discussing growing up.
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Joseph M. Ayad
Amarillo
Ayad
Garland Terrell
J. A. Steed
Vane Ag
Green Presses GOP to Hand Over Election Irregularities Evidence
Sen. Theodore Francis Green urges the Republican National Committee to turn over any evidence of voting irregularities to his Senate subcommittee immediately. He says the data could support a major inquiry into alleged ballot fraud in several states. Green notes prior requests to GOP and Democratic leaders have gone unanswered.
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Washington
UPI
Theodore Francis Green
D-R.1
Senate
Green
GOP
Thruston B. Morton
Cook County
Ill
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Henry M. Jackson
Morton
Don Green
Republican National Committee
Illinois
Missouri
Texas
Pennsylvania
New Mexico
New Jersey
Rooms Sought For West Texas State A Cappella Choir
Rooms are needed for students coming to a performance by the West Texas State College A Cappella Choir. Jeff Henderson, Cofe-BCD Manager, says contact him with available rooms. The event at Fair Park Auditorium benefits local defense units. tickets cost 1 dollar for adults and 50 cents for students.
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West Texas State College
Cofe-Bcd
Jeff Henderson
Henderson
Childress County
Fair Park
Charmber of Commerce
Lone Star Gas Company
Tulia Receives Federal Housing Loan for 12 Homes
The Public Housing Administration announced a federal loan to Tulia Texas to fund construction of 12 low rent homes at a cost of 163 503 dollars. Tulia plans to sign a contract soon to enable the loan.
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Washington
UPI
Public Housing Administration
Tulia
Texas
Soviet Urges U N Summit to Ease Khrushchev Kennedy Talks
The Soviet Union and Cambodia propose a United Nations summit on disarmament next spring as a prelude to a Khrushchev Kennedy meeting. Observers say the move could shield talks with limited preface and maximal face-saving, while Washington plays down the bid as another propaganda stunt.
Nine Qualify For All Regional High School Band
Childress School band members earned nine spots in the All Regional ensemble. Four advanced to state auditions in Amarillo with Jim Lane and Darrellene Holleman aiming for First Chair, Franklin Martin and Sheila Davis seeking Second Chair. Lane trombone Holleman tenor sax Martin clarinet Davis drums. Other qualifiers include Jean King Marie Sims Joan King Donna Cole and Mary Margaret Brummett.
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Childress School
Amarillo
Jim Lane
Darrellene Holleman
Franklin Martin
Shelia Davis
Lane
Miss Holleman
Martin
Miss Davis
Jean King
Marie Sims
Joan King
Donna Cole
Mary Margaret Brummett
Plans To Break Boycott In New Orleans Schools
A parents group Save Our Schools plans to break the white boycott over integration at McDonough 19 and William Frantz schools. SOS provided transport to escorted Negro students and urged white parents to return their children amid threats and confrontations from protesters. The Louisiana Senate passed a bill to create a new city school board, while federal judges issued restraining orders against dismissals.
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John G. Warner
United Press International
New Orleans
UPI
McDonough
Leona
Tessie
Gail
Save Our Schools
SOS
William Frantz
Ruby Nell Bridges
Ruby
Louisiana Senate
Cold Wave Ends as Warm Air Reaches Texas
An influx of Gulf air ends a four day Texas cold spell. Weekend outlook calls for mild, cloudy conditions with a light rain in El Paso and forecasts of cooler temperatures in the Panhandle and High Plains. Highs in 60s across most regions, 50s to 60s in North Central Texas.
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United Press International
Gulf
Texas
Northwest
South Central
Southwest
el Paso
Panhandle
High Plains
Lufkin
Corpus Christi
Wilson School Breakin Nets Nothing
A break in at Wilson School late Friday night or early Saturday morning caused no loss. The burglar entered from the west side, forced two locks on the principal’s office door and desk, and police said investigators are pursuing a few leads.
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Wilson School
Childress
Kennedy names Hodges secretary of commerce
President elect John F Kennedy selects Luther Hodges of North Carolina as secretary of commerce. Hodges, a 62 year old former textile mill hand turned businessman, promises to boost foreign trade and spark renewed confidence in American business.
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Merriman Smith
UPI
White House
Palm Beach, Fla
John F. Kennedy
Luther H. Hodges
North Carolina
Hodges
Fire Department Receives New Equipment
The Childress Fire Department has received new gear including 1200 feet of 2.5 inch hose 24 feet of extension hose and a 10 foot roof ladder for frontline use.
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Childress
Navy to Appeal Dependent Decrease Plan
The Navy plans to appeal to the Defense Department for exemptions from the Presidents order to cut military dependents abroad. Navy Times says the reduction should be borne by the Army and Air Force due to more sailors already deployed without families. Continued on Page Two.
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Washington
API
Navy
Defense Department
Navy Times
Naval Command
Army
Air Force
Congress
Mobutu Extends Regime and Hurls Threats in Congo
Mobutu proclaimed an indefinite extension of his rule and sent ex Premier Lumumba under heavy guard from the capital. He met with UN Commander Gen. Von Horn after clashes, warned Afro Asian Lumumba allies to halt plots, and said Lumumba would face trial as a hostage exchange for anti Lumumba leader Songolo. Lumumba was moved to Thysville under guard. Stanleyville remains a Lumumba stronghold.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
UPI
Joseph Mobutu
Patrice Lumumba
Mobutu
United Nations
Carl von Horn
Sweden
Lumumba
Thysville
Joseph Kasavubu
Alphonse Songolo
Stanleyville
Kasavubu
U.N
Page
US Urges Venezuela to Invoke Rio Treaty Over Castro
UPI reports diplomatic officials say the United States pressed Venezuela to invoke the Rio pact against Fidel Castro’s Cuba citing evidence of Cuban involvement in a leftist insurrection. Betancourt has asked the OAS to probe Dominican threats, but he has not committed to action.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Romulo Betancourt
Fidel Castro
Castro
Cuba
Venezuela
Havana
Betancourt
Khrushchev Proposes UN Heads of Government Summit
Soviet Premier Khrushchev calls for a United Nations heads of government disarmament conference in a joint communique with Cambodia’s Prince Sihanouk. Washington officials and Kennedy aides greet the idea with skepticism noting his prior table pounding and fearing a propaganda circle.
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Donald May
United Press International Washington
UPI
Nikita S. Khrushchev
United Nations
U.N
John F. Kennedy
Khrushchev
United States
Washington
Eisenhower to Welcome Kennedy with Full Ceremonial Visit
President Eisenhower will host Kennedy at the White House with a televised ceremony. Army Navy Air Force and Marines will line the driveway as a national band plays. Hagerty says Kennedy will arrive at 9 a.m. and meet in the executive office for talks.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
Executive Mansion
White House
Kennedy
Army
Navy
Air Force
James C. Hagerty
Executive
Hagerty
Harry S. Truman
Pennsylvania Avenue
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Moscow
New York
London
Richard Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
Nixon
Mary Sand
Daisy Gabrielle
Yolanda
Sand
Gabrielle
Andrew Foreman
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Marshall Field & Co
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Ike
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