Communists Attack Vietnamese Headquarters Wounding U.S. Officers
Communist commandos raided the Vietnamese 5th Division headquarters at 3 a.m. injuring four American officers. U.S. casualties in South Vietnam rose to 12 killed or missing and 21 wounded since Tuesday. A separate action killed one U.S. soldier and left another missing while fighting communists in the Perfume River Valley. Buddhist leaders ended a 48-hour hunger strike, and refugee flows surged toward Qui Nhon amid rising terrorism in central Vietnam.
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Saigon
UPI
South Viet Nam
U.S
North
Viet Nam
U.S. Navy
Perfume River Valley
Tran van Huong
Qui Nhon
Cao Duc Thuan
Supreme Court Upholds Public Accommodations Law
The Supreme Court rules the Civil Rights Act public accommodations provision constitutional in motel and restaurant cases, 5 to 4, with unanimous motel and restaurant rulings. Justice Clark writes all opinions. Black Goldberg and Douglas file separate views in dissenting/concurring notes. The decision bars sit in prosecutions in covered restaurants and other interstate commerce tied establishments.
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Charlotte G. Moulton
Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Tom C Clark
Hugo L. Black
Arthur J Goldberg
William O Douglas
Atlanta
Tom C. Clark
Congress
Clark
Dude Ricks Dies Of Heart Attack At 65
Victor Alvie Dude Ricks 65 died of a heart attack found in his 800 Ave B S home by nephew Cook Ricks. A World War II veteran and retired cab driver, he lived most of his life in Childress. Funeral Tuesday at Newberry Chapel with interment in Childress cemetery.
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Justice of the Peace Today
Victor Alvie
Dude) Ricks
Ricks
Ave. B. S
Cook Ricks
Childress
Amari
Veterans Hospital
Newberry Chapel
Ivan Allen
King Memorial Methodist Church
Dave
Joe
Bill
Cox - Farr Post 65
American Legion
Bertha Riker
Wellington
Annie Gordon
Bess Lewis
Pampa
Rose Mahone
Kansas
City
Kan
Harm Ricks Sr
Club Donates To Hospital Fund At Holiday Dinner
At the B and P W holiday dinner thirty two members and six guests contributed one dollar each to the Hospital Memorial Fund. Food was bought for a needy family and a program on The Time of the Lamb was presented by Mrs Joe Allen. Guests included Mrs Helen Wehslage Bertha Newberry Aline Menefee Frances Long Shirley Glover and Mrs Morris Higley.
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B&pw
Hospital Memorial Fund
Gay's
Louise Bowers
Joe Allen
Helen Wehslage
Bertha Newberry
Dallas
Aline Menefee
Frances Long
Childress
Shirley Glover
Albuquerque
N. M
Morris Higley
Rotary Club Christmas Party and Meeting Planned
The Rotary Club will host its annual Christmas Party at 7 p m tomorrow at the Ranchouse Restaurant. The group then holds its regular meeting at Wednesday noon at Hotel Childress.
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Rotary Cub
Ranchouse
Club
Hotel Childress
Camera Coverage Didn’t Bother Estes Jury
Tyler Texas UPI reports twelve jurors who convicted bank financier Billie Sol Estes of swindling found television and still cameras during his 1962 trial did not affect their judgment. The foreman W. E. Florey said cameras bothered them “a bit in the world” though others claimed jurors were unaware of camera presence.
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Florey
Telvision
Ralph Malone
Hugh Robertson
C.V. Gordon
Motor Opera
Lula McAdams Dies Buried Here in Childress Cemetery
Lula McAdams 79 a former Childress resident died Sunday in Amarillo Osteopathic Hospital. Funeral set 10 a m Tuesday at East Amarillo Baptist Church with Rev W O Sears. burial 2 p m Tuesday in Childress Cemetery. She lived in Amarillo 15 years and was sister in law to Mrs R L Murray. Survivors: son Hilton R of Amarillo. daughters Mrs Floyd Stanford of Dimmitt, Mrs Mason Scott of Amarillo, Mrs Carey Lindley of Houston. eight grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren.
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Lula McAdams
Childress
Amarillo Osteopathic Hospital
East Amarillo Baptist Church
Amarilo
W. O. Sears
Childress Cemetery
McAdams
Amarillo
R. L. Murray
Hilton R
Floyd Stanford
Dimmitt
Mason Scott
Carey Lindley
Houston
Highway Deaths Down in Texans Weekend Toll
United Press International notes 27 violent deaths over the weekend in Texas, with 14 traffic fatalities. Notable cases include Charles Nelson, 72, near Mathis after a collision while riding a horse. Ronald Murphy, 20, of Pasadena in a two car crash near San Saba. Tex Worthington, 54, found dead in Gladewater from smoke suffocation. Joe Darling, 19, Smithville, shot at his parents home. Virgil Gee, 28, Dallas, suicide after police chase. Ronald Green, 21, Refugio, killed in a crash on U S 77 near Woodsboro.
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United Press International
Charles Nelson
Mathis
Coastal Plain
San Saba
Ronald Murphy
Pasadena
Tex Leroy Worthington
Gladewater
Joe Bennett Darling
Smithville
Justice of the Peace
Virgil Gee
Dallas
Ronald James Green
Refugio
Woodsboro
U.S
Cold Night in Texas Foretells Week of Low Temps
A Texas weather summary reports a freeze across most sections with lows from 12 degrees in El Paso to 44 in Brownsville. Amarillo and Lubbock hit 19 degrees as the state remains dry with no rainfall in the past 24 hours. The five day outlook shows 5 to 10 degree below normal temperatures and a turn to colder conditions later in the week. An inch of snow briefly fell in the far northern Panhandle before a sunny wakeup.
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Texas
Rio Grande Valley
el Paso
Brownsville
Amarilo
Lubbock
Gulf Coast
Panhandle
South Texas
Dalhart
Lower
De Molay Chapter Plans Meeting Tonight in Lodge
The Childress Chapter of De Molay schedules a 7 p m gathering today at the Lodge to discuss activities and upcoming events.
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Childress Chapter
de Molay
State Department Fog Could Be Deliberate
Critics assert the State Department in Foggy Bottom hides U S strategic aims. An editor notes the possible use of diplomatic fog as a deliberate tactic to obscure U S intentions in South Vietnam and other actions.
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State Department
U.S. State Department
Washington
U.S
South Viet Nam
UPI
Donald H. May
Misso Funeral to Be Tuesday
Ferris Coin Misso 65 dies in Weatherford California after two month stay. Funeral at 2 p m Tuesday in Newberry Chapel Childress with Rev Ivan Allen officiating. Interment in Childress Cemetery. Survivors include wife, children, grandchildren, a brother and a sister. Pallbearers listed.
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Ferris Coin Misso
Newberry Chanel
Ivan Allen
the King Memorial Church
Childress
Misso
Weatherford
Calif
Lamar County
Tex
Otto Sisco
Kenneth Misso
San Francisco
Kirby
Terry
Tonda Misso
Bernie Misso
Alva Lanier
San Antonio
Arch Hays
Horace Dill
Floyd Hatcher
Tulsa
Jess Vandiver
R. H. Hadley
Downy English
Goldwater Rules Out 1968 Presidential Bid
Senatorial figure Barry Goldwater says he does not expect the Republican Party to nominate him in 1968 and that someone else should have a chance. He cites four potential rivals including Nixon Hatfield Scranton Romney and says Rockefeller is unlikely to run. He notes Nixon currently leads the field and suggests the party should move on from his own candidacy.
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Washington
UPT
Len Barry M. Goldwater
Ari
Republican Party
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
U.S. News and World Report
Goldwater
Oregon
Mark Hatfield
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
George Romney
Michigan
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Expansion of war seen in South Vietnam reports
UPI reports that US strategy in South Vietnam is clouded by press speculation as newspapers trumpet headlines about expansion of the war and analysts forecast broader American involvement.
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Washington
UPI
South Viet Nam
Rusk and De Gaulle Hold Extended Talks in Paris
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk met with President Charles de Gaulle for about ninety minutes in Paris, covering mutual concerns including MLF and allied tensions. Officials said the talk emphasized friendly, frank dialogue between close allies and noted possible NATO plans for an Atlantic Nuclear Force.
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Stewart Hensley
Paris
UPI
U. S
Dean Rusk
Charles de Gaulle
Anr Force
MLF
Rusk
Johnson
Johnson - de Gaulle
de Gaulle
United Sates
France
Tovey
Rre
U.S
NATO
Far East
Middle East
Woman injures left arm in accidental pistol discharge
Dorothy Fraley accidentally shot herself with a .22 pistol at about 8 45 p m Sunday behind the Chatterbox Cafe. She was hit in the lower left arm and is listed in good condition at Childress General Hospital. Police say the gun discharged as she attempted to lay it across her left arm.
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Dorothy Fraley
Chatterbox
Childress General Hospital
Arrest of LaRoy Hightower for suspended license
LaRoy Hightower of Childress was arrested Sunday by the Childress Highway Patrol and charged this morning in the county attorney's office with driving while license suspended. He had not been arraigned this morning according to the report. City Police reported only four weekend guests in jail during the weekend.
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LaRoy Hightower
Childress
Childress Highway Patrol
Hightower
Federal power networks could save up to 11 billion a year
Washington reports mixed industry reaction to a Federal Power Commission suggestion that far ranging networks of electric power lines may deliver customer savings up to 11 billion dollars annually.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Power Commission
TPC
No Railroad Strike Until After New Year
Chicago dispatch reports three shop craft unions will not strike the railroads before Christmas Eve after a judge issues a one day restraining order. Rail attorney Alex Elson said the unions will wait until after the new year, bond set at 100000 dollars, and a decision on a possible permanent injunction to follow within 10 days. The dispute centers on a wage settlement rejected by the unions, with railroads arguing the unions lack legal bargaining authority.
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Chicago
UPS
Alex Elson
U.S. District Court
Joseph Sam Perry
Elson
Perry
National Association of Machin
Steel Starts Bargaining Tomorrow for Wage Pact
Pittsburgh United Steelworkers and 11 major steel producers held separate talks on the eve of formal wage contract negotiations. The first bargaining session is scheduled for Tuesday with both sides meeting in the Penn-Sheraton hotel under the HRC guidelines before the joint labor management panel convenes its final prelude.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
United Steelworkers of America
USW
Penn - Sheraton
Joint Labor Management Hu
HRC
Colective Bargaining
Murph the Surf to Face New York Jewel Burglary Indictment
Murphy and three co-defendants were slated to appear in New York Supreme Court to answer charges in a jewel theft at the American Museum of Natural History. Bonnie Sutera, 22, Murphy’s girlfriend and common-law wife, was found dead from barbiturate intoxication in their Miami Beach apartment.
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Miami
UPI
Jack Murph
Murphy
New York
Supreme Court
Bonnie Lou Sutera
Jack
Airlines
Sam Fulford
Darling Jack
Bonnie
Miss Sutera
Alan Kuhn
Miami Beach
Roger Clark
UN Museum of Natural History
Airlines unify seat availability data across carriers
Eleven major U.S. airlines joined to share instant seat availability through a common data system. The move allows passengers to check real time seats across carriers, marking the first time their reservation equipment stores each other’s flight data.
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Instant Seats
Washington
UPI
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Afl-Cio Railway
Emloyes
Murph the
Che
Flomdan Haines Solenson
Lovselorm
Suutoide de Vena
Hubert Hporatin Humphrey
Lyndon Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
United States
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