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Childress Index

Location

Childress, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1960

Page

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Texas electoral dispute stalls recount and 24 electors

Democrats criticize GOP plans as a sample recount aims to undo the Nixon Lodge ticket win in Texas. The State Board of Canvassers faces a federal restraining order delaying action while Judge Ben C Connally reviews GOP allegations of irregular vote counting. If a recount is ordered it could exclude Texas from the December 19 electoral college vote.

Austin UPI GOP Nixon- Lodge Leon Jaworski Houston Democratic Party State Board of Zollie Steakley Price Daniel Wil Wilson Hardy Hollers Ben C. Connally Texas Connally Steakley Daniel

Kellison Pleads Guilty in County Court Assault Case

E. L. Kellison of Hereford pled guilty to aggravated assault against his wife in a county court session. He was fined 150 dollars plus costs. Mrs. Kellison was treated and released from a Hollis Oklahoma hospital after the beating. Kellison initially denied the assault to the sheriff before being released.

E. L. Kellison Hereford

Dinner Set for Veterans Auxiliaries Christmas Dinner

December 15 at 7 30 p m at Gay s for the American Legion and VFW Auxiliaries Christmas dinner. Those attending should call Mrs Albert Toler or Mrs Woodrow Boyd by this Monday. Dinner courtesy of the two men s groups.

American Legion VFW Gay’s Albert Toler Woodrow Boyd

Water Bond Proposal Details Higher City Rates Ahead

A proposed 650000 water bond to be voted on December 20 outlines rate increases. Current bills rise from 3 to 4 dollars, 4 to 6, and up to 15 to 20.65 with varying percentages. The near average user at 6.75 dollars would pay 10.75, a 59.26 percent jump. The minimum bill remains 2.50 but covers 2,000 gallons.

Christmas Lights Cover Courthouse in Childress

The Childress courthouse glowed with Christmas lights last night in a display described as its best yet. Sheriff Gaylon B. Smith announced he oversaw the decorations noting that prison labor was used entirely. He added the project is ongoing and urged praise via the listed number.

Childress Gaylon B. Smith

Little Theater Meeting Set For Monday Night

A preliminary meeting to gauge interest in reorganizing Little Theatre is set for 7:30 Monday at the high school auditorium. Mrs Selman Cooke assisted by Anna Fanning will run the session open to any interested person and former theatre members.

Selman Cooke Anna Fanning Little Theatre

Water Consumption Report For City In November

The average daily water consumption in November was 883 413 gallons per day, with 26 502 400 gallons pumped. Lake Childress closed at 22 ft 6 in and Baylor Lake at 30 ft 6 in. Trash hauled totaled 3 113 cubic yards.

Louis Sally Lake Childress Baylor Lake

Stinnett Rattlers vs Albany Lions Set for Tonight Playoff Clash

Rain or shine the Stinnett Rattlers and Albany Lions will play at Fair Park Stadium at 7 30 p m. The winner advances to the Class A finals next weekend as supporters hype a top statewide playoff bout. Canyon resident Hosea Foster expects big crowds.

Stinnett Rattlers Albany Lions Fair Park Stadium Hosea Foster Canyon The Index

Jobless Man Killed By Bomb In Forest Hills

Detectives probe if racketeers carried out the auto bomb death of Kenneth Feinders a 26 year old with scarce employment but ample cash. He allegedly detonated the blast by turning his ignition key in his white convertible near his Forest Hills apartment. The explosion was heard blocks away. Feinberg's father and fiancée cried out in grief. Continued on page seven.

New York UPI Kenneth Feinders Feinberg Forest Hills

El Paso Snowbound as West Texas Delays and Strands Traffic

Snow blanketed El Paso with six inches and drifts up to three feet. Highways into the city closed, schools shut, trains delayed, and motorists stranded amid widespread wrecks and power outages. The storm stretched across West Texas and the Panhandle with warnings of continued precipitation and flood fears in East Texas.

EL Paso UPI West Texas Us-80 Las Cruces N. M Fl Paso Rudy Trevino Sun City Chamber of Commerce Panhandle South Texas Page Three United Press International Texas Dallas Trinity New Mexico Socorro N.M Roswell Shreveport Sabine River Lake Fork Creek Quitman Tex Sabine Mineola Naples Weather Bureau High Plains Sabine Pass Brownsville Olton Walcott Alpine Mary Louise Keltner Houston Street Texas Western Collge

Police Warn Slow Driving As Winter Hazards Loom

Police urge motorists to slow down as snow and ice threaten hazardous roads this morning. Chief Alvis Maddox warns against rushing and stresses extra caution. Residents are advised to vent open gas heaters to prevent suffocation and fire risk.

Alvis Maddox

John Jr Goes Home With Kennedys From Hospital

President elect John F Kennedy and Jacqueline Kennedy leave Georgetown University Hospital with newborn John Jr in a white blanket. Mrs Kennedy wheels through the foyer as Secret Service guards escort the family to a car for travel to Palm Beach. Caroline, aged three, will meet her brother at their Florida home.

Washington UPI John F. Kennedys Jacqueline Georgetown University Hospital John Jr Kennedy Louella Hennessey Palm Beach Flat Caroline

Contended Cuba Cow Case Flares Amid UPI Report

Fidel Castro's government blamed a tremendous U S backed plot for an accidental shower of rocket fragments in eastern Cuba. A protest note rejected returning debris while reports described fighting near Corralillo with no casualty tallies.

Matthew T. Kenny United Press International Havana UPI Fidel Castro Cuba U.S Daniel Braddock Gime Corralillo

Tax School Set For Farmers

All farmers and wives are invited to a free income tax school at 7 30 p m Monday Dec 12 in the Gate City Electric Cooperative building County Agent Chile Smith says attendees can save money on taxes County HDC Agent Mrs Mary Scott Arrell Cummings will be on the program Tom Hunter of Vernon Area Farm Management specialist and Mrs Tom Joyce Cunningham of Denton Area Home Management specialist for District 5 also participate.

Gate City Eelectric Cooperative Chile Smith HDC Mary Scott Arrell Cummings Tom Hunter Vernon Tom Joyce Cunningham Denton District 5

Stevens Trial Over in Disbarment Case

The disbarment trial of Roy Joe Stevens, former Randall County judge, ended today with no jury. Prosecutors and defense must file written closing arguments by 1 pm as District Judge Otis T. Dunagan ordered.

TYLER UPI Roy Joe Stevens Randall County Dan 1 Otis T. Dunagan

Rotarians Hold Annual Holiday Party at First Methodist Church

Rotary members and guests attended the club Christmas party at First Methodist Church. The program included a reading and a carol, with Mrs. Dugan and Mrs. Freeley performing. J. W. Hamilton led singing as Rev. Edgar Graham gave the invocation and J. Lennor Hester delivered the benediction.

Rotary Anns First Methodist Church Jerry Dugan Charlotte Freeley Russell Jones C. J. Lyons J. W. Hamilton Edgar Graham J. Lennor Hester Massey

Attendance Cut By Economic Reprisals in New Orleans

US deputy marshals escorted white children into an integrated New Orleans elementary school as attendance fell due to threats and economic pressure. At William Frantz, seven of nine attendees arrived, including six whites and one Black girl, while McDonogh 19 remained boycotted. The flare of intimidation persisted despite marshals presence.

Andrew Foreim Frantz New Orleans Aman FBI John G. Warner United Press International UPID William Frantz School Ruby Nell Bridges McDonogh 19 Marshals A. L. Foreman Pamela

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