Nehru Blames China for Betrayal and Threat on Border
Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru denounced Communist China as betraying India and warned of potential troop incursions. He cited a recent warning linked to India’s border activities and noted China sought talks on a Tibet trade treaty renewal.
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Red China
India
New Delhi
UPI
Jawaharlal Nehru
China
Indian
Peiping
Tibet
United Nations
Dalai Lama
Himalayan
Kennedy Hopes To Avoid Calling Reserve
The Kennedy administration aims to rely on a larger regular army rather than mobilize reserve units in future crises. Officials cite issues during the current mobilization of 119,500 National Guard and reserve members and plan for about 960,000 active personnel, with 16 divisions. Governor Wesley Powell will inspect New Hampshire Guards at Ft. Bragg, while officials defend the combat readiness of most units.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
National Guard
Eisenhower
Kenney
Elvis J. Stahr Jr
Stahr
Hamphire
Wesley Powell
Ft. Bragg
N. C
Ft. Brace
Powell
National Governors Conference
Jim Corey
Banquet Honoring Rogers and Wells Set by Teachers Group
State Senator Andy J. Rogers of Childress and Representative H. G. Wells of Tulsa will be honored at an Appreciation Dinner Monday night December 1 by the Swisher County unit of the Texas State Teachers Association. The event at Kress school cafeteria will feature speakers from education circles and a summary by H M Baggarly of The Tulsa Herald.
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Andy J. Rogers
Childress
H. G. Wells
Tulsa
Swisher County Unit
Texas State Teachers Association
Kress
Roy Burk
Swisher County
Ray Douglas
Sam T. Bryan
Happy
LeRoy Frances
Parent-Teachers Association
H. M. Baggarly
The
Tulsa Herald
Senator Rogers
Wells
Cease Fire Breaks As UN Forces Clash In Katanga
Fighting erupts in Elisabethville as United Nations troops clash with Katangese forces breaking a long cease fire. Reported Katanga deaths reach at least 36 with mortars and machine guns. Thant authorizes all necessary military action and requests reinforcements.
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Congo
U. N
Katanga
Neil Smith
United Press International
Elisabethville, Katanga
UPI
United Nations
Elisabethville
New York
Thant
Ventist
U.N
Evariste Kimba
Murderer Tries To Prove He's Not Insane Now
In Rusk Texas Dr Harold Fidinoff seeks to convince a six member jury he is sane and entitled to release after being found insane for the 1959 murder of El Paso lawyer Ted Andress. Prosecution psychiatrist Dr Richard Laughlin said Eidinoff remains paranoid with no cure.
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Rusk, Tex
UPI
Harold Fidinoff
Eidinoff
el Paso
Ted Andress
Rusk
Richard A. Laughlin
Laughlin
State Hospital
Lubbock
Andress
el Paso International
FAA Approves Antenna Site for Red River Valley TV
The FAA approved the antenna location for the Red River Valley Translator TV Association. Dr. Jack Fox, president, said FCC awaited FAA approval. The antenna will be north of the city. Odell Setliff, manager, expects the system on air within three weeks of FCC approval.
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Federal Aviation Agency
Red River Valley
Translator TV Association
Jack Fox
Federal Communications Commission
Fox
Odell Setliff
Association
FCC
American Statesmen Move Against Cuba
The Organization of American States votes 14 to 2 to convene foreign ministers next month to discuss possible measures against Cuba. The proposal, supported by 19 of 21 members, opens the door to sanctions such as an embargo, with Cuba and Mexico opposing and several abstentions. The meeting site may be Panama.
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Washington
UPI
Cuba
Council of the Organization of American States
OAS
Mexico
Colombia
OAS Council
Panama
Texas Tech Students Join Telephone Craze
Texas Tech college students host two talkathons pushing late into the holidays. Freshman David Horton called a West Hall student at 10:15 p.m. Sunday from Gaston Hall, followed by John Little noting a second Knapp Hall call 45 minutes later between Thompson Hall and another dorm. The current Tech record sits at 122 hours, while Michigan State at Lansing has surpassed 200 hours.
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Lubbock
UPD
Texas Tech College
David Horton
Dallas
Gaston Hall
West Hall
John Little
Thompson Hall
Knapp Hall
Michigan State
Lansing
Driving Without License Charges Filed Against Cecil B Eubanks
Cecil B Eubanks faces charges of driving while license is suspended. He had not yet been arraigned when reported by the County Attorney’s office. Eubanks was arrested by a local Highway Patrolman.
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Cecil B Eubanks
Eubanks
Hungarians Still Need Soviet Troops, UN told
UN report by Sir Leslie Munro says Hungary remains unstable five years after Budapest uprising and relies on Soviet troops to stay in power. He cites denial of rule of law and self government, and repressive measures including arrests and anti religious campaigns. Hungarian talks with Washington consider Mindszenty.
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United Nations
N.Y
UPD
Hungary
Budapest
Sir Leslie Munro
Munro
General Assembly
United States
Gyula Kallai
Jozsef Cardinal Mindszenty
Washington
Mindszenty
U.S
U.N
Soviet Union
Christmas Leave Policy Offered To Army Men
Army recruiter Maurice A. Wilson announces a Christmas Leave policy for enlistees from December 11 through New Year’s Day. Recruits may take up to 15 days leave before basic training while receiving full pay and allowances. Inquiries: Sfc Wilson collect Linden 24543 or 26762 at Vernon or visit Childress City Hall Fridays 1 to 5 p.m.
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Src
Maurice A. Wilson
Army
U. S. Army
Sfc
Wilson
Linden
Vernon
Childress City Hall
Squadron To Hold Weekend Recovery Practice
The 9410th Air Recovery Squadron will conduct its first actual recovery practice this weekend. Lt. Col. James Ragsdale announced the effort after the unit’s first telephone alert last weekend reaching about 94 percent of members in 12 towns in roughly 30 minutes. He aims to cut alert time below 20 minutes next time, noting six percent were unavailable.
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9410Th
James Ragsdale
Ragsdale
Rotary Christmas Party Highlights With Members and Guests
The Rotary Club held its annual Christmas Party last night hosted by Mrs. Joe Allen. Wayne Webb and Mrs. Louise Bowers performed two Christmas songs. Gifts went to all Rotary Anns with special recognitions for Mrs. Allen Mrs. Bowers the club sweetheart and Virginia Van Bibber who types the club bulletin. The event does not replace the upcoming regular meeting set for Wednesday.
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Rotary Club
Rotary Anns
Joe Allen
Wayne Webb
Louise Bowers
Allen
Bowers
Virginia van Bibber
Borger Men Charged With Illegal Hunting
Three Borger men Louis Reyhes Robert Reyhes and Richard Hale faced charges in Justice Court for hunting on Willie Meyers land at Estelline without consent. The report from JP Paul Goodson details the alleged unlawful activity on enclosed property.
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Justice Court
Borger
Paul Goodson
Louis Reyhes
Robert Reyhes
Richard Hale
Willie Meyers
Estelline
Younster Hurt In Fall From Pickup Truck
Royce Dan Tippett seven year old son of Mr and Mrs W H Tippett Jr of Tell showed slight improvement at Childress General Hospital after a fall from a moving pickup on a dirt road Sunday. He suffered a cracked skull and injuries to the back and neck while riding in the rear of the truck with other children accompanied by Jim Fields and M A Tate during a fishing trip.
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Royce Dan Tippett
W. H
T-Bar) Tippett, Jr
Tell
Childress General Hospital
Jim Fields
M. A. Tate
Cattle Theft Indictments In Childress County Case
Robert Posey of Bowie indicted by a Grand Jury on cattle theft charges involving John Dodgen's cattle in Childress County. Posey plans to plead guilty, livestock recovered. Roy Green of Childress County implicated in the statement. Texas Rangers aided local sheriffs in the investigation. Green arraigned, pled not guilty, released on $1500 bond.
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Roy Green
Childress County
Robert Posey
Bowie
Sheriff's Office
Posey
John Dodgen
Childress
Gaylon Smith
Green
Texas Rangers
Tom Norman Speaks on Communism Versus Christianity
Lions Club hears Tom Norman pastor of Central Christian Church discuss Communism versus Christianity at noon. LeRoy Gaines announces annual Christmas Party for Ruth Fife and wives at 7 pm Tuesday in the hotel dining room. Dick Preston leads the program. John Martin introduced as new hospital administrator transfer from Lubbock.
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Lions Club
Tom Norman
Central Christian Church
LeRoy Gaines
Ruth Fife
Dick Preston
John Martin
Lubbock
Mrs Kindle Suffers Fall Breaks Knee Cap
Preliminary exam at noon indicated Mrs Walter Kindle broke her knee cap in a fall. Attending physician said x rays were being taken at Childress General.
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Mrs. Kindle
Walter Kindle
Childress General
Grand Jury Indicts Burglary and Theft in District Court
Six indictments are returned by the Grand Jury including charges of burglary against Milton Kitchens and Leonard Moore, theft for Paul Buhr and G. D. Haumont of Denver, cattle theft for Robert Posey, and incest for S. P. Runnels. District Court hears several divorces and dismissals, with reconvening set for December 4.
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John [Orbis
H. D. Cordell, Sr
Milton Kitchens
Leonard Moore
Paul Buhr
G. D. Haumont
Denver
Colo
Robert Posey
Bowie
S. P. Runnels
C.J. Lyons
Joyce Ann Trosper
Kennth Jerome Trosper
Frances Crawford
Robert Frank Crawford
Donificia Alfaro Ramon
Jose Luis Ramon
Barbara Love
Billy Ray Love
Mattie P. Eliott
Willie D. Elliott
Bonnie Myrtle Ward
Billy Ray Ward
Mary Truly
Wesley K. Truly
Housing Authority Won’t Condemn Any Land
At the regular board meeting Childress Housing Authority announced no land will be condemned. All abstracts will be completed this week and Earl Brown, executive director, was named contracting agent by the board.
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Childress
Earl Brown
Brown
Band Concert Tonight at Mc Murry College
The Mc Murry College Band performs at the High School auditorium at 7 30 PM. Admission is fifty cents for the public.
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McMurry College
Firemen and Wives Plan Muscular Dystrophy Canvass Night
Wives of firefighters meet their spouses at 7 tonight to coordinate the house-to-house canvass scheduled for December 11 in support of the Muscular Dystrophy drive.
Drive chairman named for Mothers March campaign
George Shine Robinson will lead the January March of Dimes drive with County Chairman Carl Hudson announcing. The annual Mothers March will be directed by Mrs. Leon Robinson, Hudson said.
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George
Shine) Robinson
Carl Hudson
Leon Robison
Hudson
Illinois man with three wives arrested by police
Illinois police arrested a man with three wives. The suspect, a head of a large household, faces unspecified charges in a case linked with family life and social norms. The timing suggests the action occurred before the Christmas period.
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Sweet Home
Illinois
Officials Question Prisoner Cell Conditions
Officials consider how inmates endure long terms in small cells and reflect on children helping with chores while hoping parents reveal plans for Christmas Day.
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