Winter Weather Early Start Across Texas States
United Press International reports a cold start as snow flurries touch the Panhandle and light rain spreads from South Texas to the Lower Rio Grande Valley. Temperatures dip nationwide with lows around 19 in Dalhart and 41 in Brownsville, while forecasts call for below normal temps and occasional light snow through the week.
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Johnson Signs Education Bill at White House
President Johnson signed the 1.2 billion college aid bill at a White House ceremony, calling it the most significant education bill in history. The program offers grants and loans to expand classrooms libraries and labs while urging action on primary and secondary education and adult programs.
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Shoppers Offered Afterhours Bargains by Local Merchants
Merchants invite shoppers to 7 to 9 p m bargains with Santa Claus on a Childress fire truck. Leland Duckworth of the Retail Activities committee urges visiting stores tonight and tomorrow night. Parking meters operate only during the day. items vary by store including Penneys B and J Drug and Gordon's Furniture.
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Charges Filed Against Non-Killing Mother
AMARILLO Tex. (UPI) Airman 10 Henry A. Binning, 28, feared his wife neglected or beat their five children but did not seek help. His pregnant wife Ella Binning, 25, threatened to harm herself and the children. Marcus DeWayne and Izabeth Roxanne, both 5, were among the victims. After a quarrel, Mrs Binning beat one child with a hammer, causing death. the boy suffered multiple injuries and rope burns. Roxanne was malnourished and listed in fair condition.
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Jack Sides Dies Funeral Held Here Today
Jack Sides 70 longtime Kirkland resident died at Wichita Falls General Hospital after a month long illness. Funeral services were held at Childress First Baptist Church with pastors present. Interment followed in Childress cemetery. Born January 10 1893 in Jasper Alabama he moved to the county at 15 years old from Bullard. He married Katie Nell Jarrell of Kirkland.
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Sinatra Kidnap Case Concludes In LA
The Sinatra Jr kidnapping case nears closure as FBI reports recovery of most of the 240000 ransom. Suspects Barry Worthington Keenan, Joseph Clyde Amsler, and John William Irwin are arraigned with bonds set at 50000 each and a federal grand jury charge expected within three weeks.
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Poets Ahead of Science on Automation Says Ferguson
In a 1921 Capek play R U R depicted robots rebelling against creators. Ferguson notes automation fears rise with worker layoffs, cites Senator Douglas on Electro com, and argues progress requires freedom for science, while unions push for a 35 hour week without pay cuts.
Posse Captures Wanted Men Near Buckholts Texas
Four carnival workers tied to a three state crime spree including an Alabama murder were captured in an abandoned house south of Buckholts by a large law enforcement sweep led by Texas Rangers. Capt. Clint Peoples said the suspects surrendered with no shots fired and would be held in Milam County jail under Sheriff Carl Black as FBI and local officers extended the search with bloodhounds.
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Railroad retirement rep to visit Texas Employment Office
RR man Robert E. Bush, retirement representative, will be at the Texas Employment Office at 1 15 p m Tuesday to assist with railroad retirement inquiries and paperwork.
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Burn-out shower for Mr and Mrs Tom DeShazo set at 211 Second St
A burn-out shower for Mr and Mrs Tom DeShazo will be held at 7 p m Thursday in the home of the Martin Gravleys at 211 Second Street Southeast.
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Residents Return To Flood Ravaged Baldwin Hills
Los Angeles residents returned to flood damaged homes after a dam burst at Baldwin Hills caused about 10 million dollars in damage and killed three. Police secured the area as three university presidents joined a blue ribbon inquiry.
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California Institute of Tecnhology
Max K. Socha
Water Works
Elks Seek Gift List for Christmas Party
Guy Jones urges submission of names and addresses of underprivileged children for the county Elks Christmas Eve party. Call or give lists to Charles Harrison Frank Buster Jones or any Elks member. The event starts at 2 p m at the Elks building.
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Leon Hill to Speak at Childress Lions Club Dinner
Leon Hill humorist traveler and author will be the principal speaker at the Ruth Fite Christmas party of the Childress Lions Club beginning at 7 p m Tuesday at Hotel Childress. Hill now lives in Amarillo and is praised by Amarillo Globe-News editor Wes Izzard and Texas Manufacturers Association official Robert E Clements for his dynamic messages.
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Hopes for Passes Dim in Berlin Deadlock
East German and West Berlin negotiators met again as Neues Deutschland accused West Berlin of not guaranteeing pass commitments. The paper said such guarantees would imply recognition of East Germany, dimming hopes for Christmas visits to relatives in East Berlin.
Supreme Court Meets Washington for Holiday Docket
The Supreme Court meets today to issue opinions and orders before adjourning for Christmas. Justices on the bench heard cases last week and only a small number of opinions was expected.
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