Civil Defense: Is It Survival Or Billion Dollar Boondoggle
A national debate pits civil defense as essential national insurance against critics who call it a billion dollar boondoggle. Officials cite a $200 million push and a proposed $700 million program while scientists warn shelter limits and firestorms may render protection moot.
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United Press International Washington
UPIT
Congress
House Government Operations Committee
Fort Worth Livestock Markets Report
Livestock prices for cattle calves hogs and sheep from Fort Worth market update show active steady trends. Cattle calves around 1000 to 1400 pounds priced variously from 19.00 to 27.00 per hundredweight with stocker classes and different quality grades. Hogs with 1 to 3 grade butchers at 16.50 to 17.25 per hundredweight and sows 14.00 to 15.50. Sheep 75 to 125 pound lambs 15.50 to 16.00 with utilities down to 13.00 and ewes at 7.50.
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Fort Worth
UPI
USDA
Third Stock Exchange To Open In N Y
New York will host a third stock exchange the National Stock Exchange starting March 7 1962. Founder Law H Taylor announced plans to trade eight to ten firms initially with about 25 expected in year one. Criteria include net worth over 500000 500 stockholders and 100000 publicly owned shares. John J Scarlan of the New York Mercantile Exchange will serve as president.
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New York
UPI
National Stock Exchange
Law H. Taylor Taylor
New York Stock Exchange
The
American Stock Exchange
National Exchange
New Securities Exchange
John J. Scarlan
New York Mercantile Exchange
Mercantile Exchange
Stock Contention From Page One Details Affected
The article notes an application for capitalization of 150000 dollars at 10 per share. Stock subscription forms are available at the First National Bank and offices of Bill Ross and Jones in Childress and also in Wellington Quanah Goodlett and Estelline.
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First National Bank
Bill Ross
Jones
Childress
Wellington
Quanah
Goodlett
Estelline
U N security council veto sparks debate over Goa crisis
The text cites strong criticism of the Security Council for not demanding a cease-fire in Goa, accusing the Soviet veto of obstructing UN unity. It notes expectations to bring the matter to the General Assembly, and includes Soviet diplomat Zorin claiming the council's decisions defend colonial-dominated states and praise for the council’s firmness.
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Security Council
United Nations
Soviet Union
Council
Russia
Goa
General Assembly
Portugal
Valerian A. Zorin
Stevenson
Zorin
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted
The hospital reports admissions including L. L. Decker on Monday Rev. C. T. Jordon on Monday W. M. Pond on Monday Mrs. Jim Stevens today and discharges Bernie Cox on Monday Mrs. Bill Tarter today C. N. Taylor today and Ted Poling today.
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L. L. Decker
C. T. Jordon
W. M. Pond
Jim Stevens
Bernie Cox
Bill Tarter
C. N. Taylor
Ted Poling
Republican surge noted in 19 county runoff bid
In the race last Saturday 8 935 votes to 6 704 for Meissner with three other Democrats trailing. The runoff must be between Jan 22 and Feb 6 per state law, Gov Price Daniel to call the election. Tower says the tide is changing and Republicans should be optimistic. Purcell counters his win would reflect the district mood. The 19 county area has reliably supported Liberal Ralph Yarborough.
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Meissner
Price Daniel
Tower
Purcell
U.S
Ralph Yarborough
City charges against freedom riders released on bond
City officials say the group of bi racial freedom riders are free on bond pending possible state charges. Israel says trials are indefinitely suspended. Police Chief Pritchett has no plans to resume them unless conditions change.
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Freedom Riders
Israel
Laurie Pritchett
Kathryn Buckley Finishes Art School Training
Kathryn Buckley of 305 Avenue G Northwest in Chil dress has completed her three year course at the Famous Artists Schools in Westport Conn. She specialized in fine arts painting during her training.
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Westport
Conn
Kathryn Buckley
Avenue G
Northwest
Childress
Dow Jones Averages Decline With Mixed Industrials
United Press International reports Dow Jones averages slipping at midday with the 30 Industrials down 4.49 to 723.22, 20 Rails off 0.84 to 142.97, and 15 Utilities down 0.61 to 131.42 as early sales reach 520,000 by noon and 1,970,000 by 1 p.m.
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United Press International
Indus
Futures Move Higher On March and May Bids
1963 futures in New York gained with March at 33.85, up 14 points and May at 33.95, up 7 points as trading sessions moved forward.
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New York
Cannons debut at Crecy in 1346 English victory
In the Battle of Crecy on August 26 1346 English forces under Edward II defeated Philip VI of France marking the first use of cannons in combat.
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United Press International
Battle of
Crecy
France
Edward II of
England
Philip VI
Sammy Davis Jr Signs Lead in Reprieve at Fossor Prison
Sammy Davis Jr lands a starring role in Reprieve to be filmed at Fossor Prison California. The true story centers on Johm Résko who was condemned for a New York holdup and murder at age 18 and had his execution commuted minutes before scheduled.
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Hollywood
UPI
Sammy Davis, Jr
Millard Kaufman
Ronald Lubin
Fossor Prison
California
Johm Résko
New York
TV Star Lorne Greene Weds Nancy Deale in California
Lorne Greene age 46 and Nancy Deale age 28 known as Lisa Cummings married Sunday in Sherman Oaks California. The ceremony took place in a home Greene bought last week reflecting a quiet private wedding.
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Sherman Oaks
Calif
Lorne Greene
Nancy Deale
Greene
Miss Deale
Lisa Cummings
Television Schedule Snapshot From Local Stations
A rundown of daily programming across KGNC TV KJNC TV Eye Channel 6 and KFDA TV listing daytime through late night. Includes kids cartoons, news, weather, comedies, dramas, Westerns, and late news with varied hosts and programs.
TV Listings for December 20, 1961 Across Local Stations
A dense schedule of daytime and early evening programs across KGNC TV Channel 3 KGNC, KFOR TV Channel 10, and EVIL TV Channel 10 includes Today Show, The Price Is Right, Truth or Consequences, Match game style panels, soaps like Edge of Night and Guiding Light, kid programs such as Captain Kangaroo, and local news/weather segments, detailing a full broadcasting day.
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Kgnc - TV
Kapt Kidd
Huntley-Brinkiey
Laramie
Alfred Hitchcock
Dick Powell
Davis Hundred
Jack Paar
Red Skelton
Garry Moore
Vv - Channel
John Daly
Alcoa
S.W
1Nv
Kfda - TV
Today
NBC
Weather Today
NBC News
Groucho
Jan Murray
Loretta Young
Young Dr. Malone
Daddy
Hollywood
Kukla
Ollie
KGNC
College of the Air
Debbie Drake
N—Calendar
Tove Tuev
Video Village
Guiding Light
Kfor - TV
Sunrise Classroom
Jack Tompkins
Jack LaLanne
News
Search For Tomorrow
Dan True
Evil
Cood
the Texan
Camouflage
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