Kennedy Plans Eight Talks On Latin America Trip
President Kennedy will deliver at least eight speeches and make several public appearances during a trip to Puerto Rico and South America. The schedule lists arrivals in San Juan Caracas and Bogota with public processions, helicopter tours, and a rural housing dedication near El Frio as key events before returning to Washington late Sunday night.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Puerto Rico
South America
White House
San Juan
la Morita
Caracas
Venezuela
San Carlos Palace
Bogota
Colombia
Andrews Air Foree
Maiquetia
el Frio
Kennedys
Ramey Air Force Base
Air Force
West Palm Beach
Fla
Montag
Reservists May Get Out Early For College
Reservists and National Guardsmen called to active duty in the Berlin crisis could be released up to 90 days before their normal discharge date. The policy would apply to those entering college and those returning to college or equivalent education programs, Asst. Defense Secretary Carlisle P. Runge told Senator Olin D. Johnston on Tuesday.
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Washington
UPI
Berlin
Asst
Defense
Carlisle P. Runge
Olin D. Johnston
D-S.c
Police Deliver Notice on Gas Theft Suspect
Chief of Police Alvis Maddox announced that officers served notice on a suspect stealing gas from parked cars in city residential areas. He warned the thief is under watch and will be caught, citing the prior theft from Jerry Gay’s car the previous night.
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Alvis Maddox
Jerry Gay
Sallaway Speaks at Rotary on Survival of the Finest
Rev George Sallaway addressed the Rotary Club on Survival of the Finest noting that survival has persisted for over five billion years. M K Wilcoxson arranged the program. Jimmy Hamm was welcomed as Student Guest. The club voted to wire Quanah Indians before the Donna state finals. Fred Lewis of Lubbock and F C Osmondson of Denver visited.
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George Salloway
Rotary Club
M. K. Wilcoxson
Jimmy Hamm
Quanah Indians
Donna
Fred Lewis
Lubbock
F. C. Osmondson
Denver
Israel Seeks Death for Eichmann in Trial Verdict
Israel asked the death penalty for Adolf Eichmann after a three-judge panel convicted him on 15 counts for Nazi crimes. Eichmann insisted he did not recognize guilt, claiming he merely followed orders and that the mass murder was the fault of political leaders. The court planned to pronounce sentence at 9 am Friday, with Attorney General Gideon Hausner urging capital punishment.
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Moshe Landau
Eichmann
Ship
Walker Says sovereignty Security Of U S Lost
Edwin A. Walker, a former general, told 5,500 at Memorial Auditorium that U S youth are infiltrated by the enemy and that 9 percent of government follows wrong decisions. He attacked the press and Sen. Fulbright over a memo on right wing radicalism and said U.N. decisions curb U S sovereignty. Walker resigned after 30 years and vows to speak on military censorship before Senate. Continued on Page Three.
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Dallas
Tex
UPID
Edwin A. Walker
Walker
State Department
William Fulbright
D-Ark
Truman
Eisenhower
Kennedy
United States
U.N
Drew
Germany
Pacific
Memorial Auditorium
John Birch Society
Senate
John Stennis
Dmiss
Greenbelt Area Cities Expected to Double in 50 Years
Engineers project the Greenbelt Municipal and Industrial Water Authority area will grow from 27 306 to 57 470 people by 2010 using nine towns including Chil dress Quanah Paducah Memphis Hedley Clarendon Wellington Shamrock Crowell The upper Salt Fork of the Red River is deemed the only economically feasible surface water source for such growth with detailed samples to be reported at a November 19 meeting in Wellington.
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Freese, Nichols and
Endress
Fort Worth
Childress
Quanah
Paducah
Memphis
Hedley
Clarendon
Wellington
Shamrock
Crowell
Salt Fork
Red River
S. H. Townsend
The
Authority
White Fish Creek
Townsend
Freese
Salt
Denver
Blaine
Quartermaster
Cloud Chief
Wichita River
Greenbelt
High Plains
Palo Duro
Blanco
White River
Quitaque Creek
North Tule
City Okays Tentative Land Lease At Airport For Feed Lots
A cattlemen group led by Dr. Bob Jones asked City Council for a tentative lease on 92 acres in the northeast corner of the airport industrial area to locate a feed lot and possible feed mill. A public meeting on financing and further steps is set for next Thursday at the Courthouse.
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Bob Jones
Jones
Lions Party For Ruth Fite Honored At Club Event
The Lions Club hosted the Ruth Fite Christmas Party, honoring Mrs Fite with gifts from the club and individuals. Lion L W McClendon served as master of ceremonies, with a Christmas carol program by Sandra Dement, Linda Holland, and Rebecca Cheatham. Dorothy Rucker read the story as centerpieces were awarded to wives, including Darlene Lockhoof, wife of president Walter Lockhoof.
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Lions Club
Ruth Fite
Lions
Miss Fite
Lion L. W. McClendon
Sandra Dement
Linda Holland
Rebecca Cheatham
Judy Wilson
Lion W. S. Hughes
Dorothy Rucker
Directors of CofC BCD Will Meet Thursday
The CofC BCD Board of Directors will meet at 7 30 Thursday night to approve next year budget among 12 items. Agenda includes financial report audit highway 287 Caravan Christmas decorations industrial prospects reading of a Dumes School District letter trophies for J J Rhoads School report on Jarton Public Schools distribution of the new city brochure and approval of the next year program of work.
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Cofc-Bcd Board of Directors
Dumes
J. J. Rhoads
Jarton Public
Information On Needed Gifts At State Home
Mrs. Margaret Hipps Red Cross chapter secretary announced updated requests for gifts for seven boys and three girls at the Waco State Home. Items sought include knit shirts or sweaters for boys and half slips blouses and pixie shoes for girls with sizes available by request.
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Margaret Hipps
Red Cross
Waco State
Water lines burst by hard freezes across city
City Manager Lou is Sally reported numerous water lines burst by freezing across the city this morning. Extensive repairs will take several days with major work including digging up and replacing a line along the Blacktop road to Community Center, he said.
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Louis Sally
Three New Directors Appointed to Housing Authority
Mayor Ord named Herbert Clift Warner Stevens and Jerry Dugan to the Childress Housing Authority at the council meeting. They replace Morris Higley M K Wilcoxson and Gordon Graviey whose terms expire January 25 1962. Some council members resisted approval saying those whose terms expired should be asked to serve longer as the public housing program begins. Continued on Page Sid.
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Herbert Clift
Warner Stevens
Jerry Dugan
Morris Higley
M. K. Wilcoxson
Gordon Graviey
Ord
Charles Mack
Mike Wilson
Joe Howard
Cotton Harvest Nears 30,000 Bales in Childress County
Indications point to a cotton crop exceeding 30,000 bales in Childress County as five gins report 8,464 bales ginned to date despite recent rain and snow. Last week the gins produced 27,782 bales, with dry weather needed to finish harvesting. Gins reporting include Tell at Kirkland, West Texas at Childress, Tindall at Childress, and Farmers Coop at Childress.
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Childress County
West Texas
Kirkland
Childress
Tindall
Farmers Coop
Holidays To Be Observed Here Are Announced
The Retail Activities committee of the CofC-BCD-in session selected six holidays for 1962 as New Year s Memorial Day July 4th Labor Day Thanksgiving and Christmas Merchants will observe the holidays and Christmas lights will be turned on December 1 1962 information ecards will be printed and distributed to merchants retail hours extend to 9 p m the week before Christmas A joint meeting of Christmas Decorations and Retail Activities committees will be called soon and a shopper notice may be printed occasionally.
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Retail Activities Committee
Cofc-Bcd
Farmers Vote Strong for Cotton Controls
Farmers in Childress County cast ballots in the 194? cotton referendum on a Tuesday. total voting six polling places showed 178 for and 41 against with by box tallies: ASC Childress 67 for eight against Loco six for none against Carey 21 for none against Kirkland 40 for four against Tell 32 for two against Harrell Chapel 18 for none against. Weather conditions kept turnout high given conditions, ASC Manager Gene Frisbie said.
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Childress County
ASC
Childress
Loco
Carey
Kirkland
Tell
Harrell-Chapel
Gene Frisbie
Cotton farmers approve marketing quotas for 1962 crop
UPI reports a strong vote by 268,116 farmers in 20 states to continue national marketing quotas for ordinary cotton with 8,482 opposed. A separate turnout shows 1.25 growers of American-Egyptian cotton backing the quotas. Two thirds approval required, ensuring price supports not below 65 percent of parity. Acreage allotments set at 18,101,718 acres, about 400,000 fewer than the prior crop.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Kansas
Meany Pleased With Plan to End Feud by Arbitration
AFL-CIO leaders unanimously endorsed a binding arbitration system to settle internal disputes over job rights membership raiding and unfair organizing tactics. George Meany announced the plan at 4 am after an eight hour executive council session and said it would go to the convention for constitutional amendment.
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Miami Beach
UPIT
Afl-Cio High Command
George Meany
Federation
Afl-Cio Executive Council
29Man
Afl-Cio
Meany
Building Trades
Indus
Executive Council
Auto Workers
Walter P. Reuther
Mer
District Court Convenes Here Tomorrow With Judge Gribble
The district court meets here tomorrow at 10 am with Judge Luther Gribble presiding. Several guilty pleas are expected and no jury trials are scheduled until the January 9, 1962 session.
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Luther Gribble
Woman Injured In Icy Sidewalk Fall Near Norris Hardware
Mrs J E Perryman, first known serious casualty from local ice falls, was taken to Wichita Falls hospital after fracturing her shoulder in a fall on the icy Main Street sidewalk north of Norris Hardware. She was examined locally before transport.
MD Drive Re-Set For Thursday Night
The delayed muscular vstro phy residential drive by Firemen was set for Thursday evening. At 6 p.m. the fire whistle will sound to remind residents to turn on porch lights for the house to house canvass by firemen and Wives. All solicitors will wear identification.
Scottish Rite Elects Officers
In a Tuesday night meeting the Scottish Rite Club elected 962 officers. R. R. Prater was chosen president with Cecil Pryor as secretary and Harper Kniecht as treasurer. Dean P. Dodge was added to the current directors list.
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Scottish Rite Club
R. R. Prater
Cecil Pryor
Harper Kniecht
Dean P. Dodge
School Board Meeting Rescheduled To December 18
The School Board meeting slated for Monday night December 1 is moved to 7 30 pm Monday December 18. The change affects attendees and officials planning the session.
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Fred Korth
Navy
John Connally
Texas
Sallaway
Rotary
Israel
United Press International
Jerusalem
Adolf Eichmann
Gideon Harusner
Beast
U.S
Charles Mack Sayd
Gene Hartz
Lincoln Park Zoo
Chicago
Hertz
Housing Authority
Sara
BY Gary Scott
District Court
MD Drive
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