Katanga Threatens to Destroy U.N. Planes
Katanga government threatens to shoot down any United Nations aircraft over its territory. Earlier violence in Elisabethville left one Swedish UN civilian dead, two wounded, and three captured. UN officials prep repatriation for staff as Katanga tensions rise.
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Kimba
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Japs Protest U S Cotton Levy Plan in Tokyo
In Tokyo Japan formally protested an American proposal to impose special fees on cotton imports. Vice Foreign Minister Ryuji Takeuchi handed the note to U S Ambassador Edwin O Reischauer who promised to relay the protest to Washington. The Japan Times report said Tokyo aims to persuade other Asian cotton exporters to oppose the plan.
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Church Leader Calls Divorcing Christmas From Churches
New York based Lutheran leader Rev Dr Edgar S Brown Jr urges Lutheran churches to minimize Christmas services and decor and leave the holiday to television and department stores. He says Christmas has become the business world’s property and calls for a clear church divorce from the season.
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Edgar S. Brown Jr
United Lutheran Church In America
Planes Warned To Avoid Army Firing Ranges
The Army told commercial and private aircraft to avoid restricted airspace around Fort Bliss area in Texas and New Mexico. Col. Lester F. Schockner said accidental shootdowns are possible due to weapon tests. He cited 37 violations in one month near El Paso and in New Mexico.
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Bob Hope Injured On TV Show During Bel Air Fire Scene
Actor Bob Hope suffered a two inch forehead gash after a champagne bucket struck him during a December 18 television show segment shot before a live audience. The incident halted filming for 20 minutes as attendants treated the wound.
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Walker Defends Right Wing As Inspired Patriots
Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker, who resigned to lead an anti Communist truth crusade, defends right wing extremists as inspired patriots in a televised ABC interview. He denounces military muzzling and attacks Kennedy and Eisenhower over pushback to his views, signaling possible future political run.
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Correction: McMurry College concert moves to high school
The McMurry College concert will be held at 7 30 Tuesday evening in the high school auditorium instead of First Methodist Church as previously announced.
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Dominican strike roils Santo Domingo seventh day
U S defies autobahn ban as protests erupt for seventh day against Balaguer regime in Santo Domingo. Crowds march El Conde and army patrols offer no interference while officers resign and accuse Rodriguez Echavarria of aiming at dictatorship. Opposition calls for OAS help as negotiations resume after a two day halt.
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Weekend Traffic Toll Tops Twenty Five Deaths In Texas
United Press International reports a grim weekend with at least 25 fatalities, 16 from traffic crashes. Among the victims were Abilene Christian student Donald Taylor 19 Amarillo and several others in Dallas Garland San Antonio Montague and Brenham areas. drivers fled scenes and investigators traced causes from sleep to reckless driving.
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Three Rivers
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Forwarded To Amarillo For Physicals In 29 Area Men
Fourteen Childress men and others from Paducah Wellington Silverton Memphis Dodson Tell Quitaque Duffey Lakeview Summerwood Paduah Turkey were sent for pre induction physicals. George Calvert Moore was inducted. Garvis Kennard Claud Barker Mick ey Henderson Evans Bruce Thompson and Eldridge Thompson listed among the forwarding.
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Paducah
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Henry Cleve Evans Jr
Memphis
Ronny Burl Bruce
Esteloine
Jack Eldridge Thompson
Wellington
Alden DeWaine Holman
Michael Thaten Thompson
Gerald Reed Havens
Boyd Reese Batson
Bill D. Wheels
Ray Thomas
Dennis Ray Harris
Danny Miles Garvin
Joe Dean Sasser
Jasper D. Peeples
David Carson Grabbe
Jerry Wayne Frizzell
Jerry Dale Reynolds
Harold Dwain Henderson
Arthur Dean Butcher
Silverton
Clyde Davis
Steve Malcom Watts
Jimmy Shyme Pasley
David Wayne Binkley
Jimmy Carroll Howell
Dodson
Bobby Eugene Henderson
Tell
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Quitaque
William Henry Riley
Summerwood
David Wayne Bradford
Tommy Merrill Richards
Raymond Paul Golden
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Turkey
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World Council of Churches Calls for Religious Liberty
The World Council of Churches General Assembly in New Delhi approved a 600 word resolution urging all governments to provide unrestricted religious liberties for their citizens. Delegates also reviewed a report urging consideration of Communist China’s admission to the United Nations.
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Weak Cool Front Moves Into Panhandle
A weak cool front moved into the Texas Panhandle bringing scattered showers across the state. Cooler air spread in during the morning and was expected to reach the northwestern half by Tuesday. Showers and drizzle covered western Texas the Panhandle and central regions with cloud cover widespread. Overnight lows ranged 41 to 68 and Sunday highs reached 82 at Brownsville and 67 at Dalhart and Lubbock.
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Paducah Deaths Under Investigation By Police
Two unrelated violent deaths occur in Paducah on Sunday. Harriet Sanders, 45, shot in her home, and Guadalupe Tobar, 19, stabbed in a street fight. Inquests pending. arrests made but charges not filed. Investigations led by Sheriff Elmer Clark and state patrolman Buck Johnson.
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Harriett Sanders
Guadalupe Tobar
Tobar
Pharr
Tex
Richards Memorial Hospital
Norris
Buck Johnson
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Oil Market Equality Study Debated At Denver Meet
The Interstate Oil Compact Commission opens its annual session in Denver focusing on a controversial study about equitable crude oil market sharing. The study, prompted by Texas claims that other states erode its market, was broadened to include natural gas and LPGs after Wyoming and Utah requests. Harvey H. Houston leads the subcommittee on equality of opportunity.
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Interstate Oil Compact Commission
Texas
Jack Gage
Wyoming
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Harvey H. Houston
Colorado Oil Inspection Department
Harvest Halted by Light Rains in Childress Area
A light rain and drizzle in Childress stopped the cotton harvest for a second day. A weak cold front last night cooled unseasonably warm December weather and left .02 inch at the FAA station and .03 inch at The Index government gauge.
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Gasoline Price War Breaks Out In Childress
A gasoline price war erupts in Childress with several major stations posting 21.9 cents per gallon for regular. The town previously saw drops from about 28.9 to 25.9 and then to 24.9 over the weekend.
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Camp Fire Girls And Boy Scouts Distribute Cancer Literature
Camp Fire Girls and Boy Scouts will aid the local American Cancer Society chapter this week by distributing literature. The volunteers will visit each home Thursday after school hours. Literature will also be distributed to each civic group.
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Rotary Club Christmas Party Set For Tonight
The Childress Rotary Club hosts its annual Christmas Party at 7:30 p.m. tonight in Hotel Childress with members invited to attend.
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Battle tense as border troops withdraw near Berlin
American and East German troops had watched each other at a 15 yard standoff then pulled back from border posts Monday easing a tense Berlin crisis. The U S sent 1500 out bound and inbound battle groups along the autobahn as Communist border reinforcements arrived. French troops joined border forces while British presence continued. The U S lodged a protest with Soviet HQ after the move with no immediate reply.
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United Press International Berlin
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Kirkland Woman Wins Grand Prize at Greenbelt Celebration
Mrs. George Payne of Kirkland won the grand prize a $100 landscaping project during Greenbelt Supply third year celebration. The event drew between two and three thousand attendees from Vernon Turkey Matador Paducah and Shamrock across several days.
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