Russia Rejects UN Rescue Fund To Solve Financial Crisis
The United Nations faced a delayed Christmas recess after Russia declined a stopgap plan by Assembly President Quaison-Lackey. The plan would have created a voluntary rescue fund to cover peacekeeping costs without crediting delinquencies, with a Thursday meeting hoped to salvage agreement.
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United Nations
UPI
Russia
Assembly
Alex Quaison Lackey
Ghana
United States
General Assembly
Quaison’Lackey
Thant
Nikolai T. Fedoenko
Man Arrested After Chase by Officers
Joe Willie Williams of Childress was arraigned and released on 1000 dollar bond after pleading not guilty to transporting liquor in a dry area. Police say a high speed chase ended with a wreck several miles south of Childress, as Sheriff elect Chester Ingram conducted routine checks near the Oklahoma Texas line.
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Joe Willie Williams
Childress
Williams
Hardeman County
Chester Ingram
Oklahoma-Texas
Will
CofC Work Is Explained To Rotarians
The Chamber of Commerce and Board of City Development has a $15,600 budget for 1964 65. President Tommy Bailiff outlined the work program and urged more members to participate. He urged modernization of Childress schools and construction of a new hospital to attract industry. C R Dugan led the program and Gayle Guthrie was introduced as a new member.
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Chamber of Commerce and Board of City Development
Tommy Bailiff
Rotary Club Today
Chamber
Childress
C. R. Dugan
Gayle
Gus) Guthrie
Navy Jet Crashes Into Florida Retirement Village
A two person fatal crash occurs when a Navy twin engine jet from Sanford Naval Air Station crashes and explodes between two houses in Debary retirement village. The pilot dies and a resident victim is among the injured as several homes burn.
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Sanford
Fla
UPI
Debary
Sanford Naval Air Station
Pantex To Be Beefed Up By Government
Washington reports that the Atomic Energy Commission will expand the Pantex facility in Amarillo Texas after January 1 with new equipment and personnel. The San Antonio and Clarksville plants will close by June 1966. H Jack Blackwell will lead the enlarged Pantex facility.
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Washington
UPT
Atomic Energy Commission
Amarillo
Tex
AEC
San Antonio
Clarksville
Tenn
H. Jack Blackwell
Floods Rage Across Pacific Northwest Straining States
Floods sweep northern California and Oregon with eight deaths and 6000 homeless as 6.28 inches of rain fall in 24 hours. Officials warn the storms may be the worst for the region and declare disaster areas in California and Oregon as National Guards are mobilized. The Coast Guard searches for a missing helicopter crew after rescuing 16 people near Humboldt Bay.
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Michael Hudson
San Francisco
UPI
California
Oregon
Blue Canyon
Placer
Richard Tarble
Edmund G. Brown
Eel River
Humboldt County
Coast Guard
Cock Robin Island
Humboldt Bay
Robert H. Allan
Crest Heights
Phil Seilheimer
Reno
Sierras
Idaho
Robert EB. Smylie
Bancroft
Boise
Nev
Truckee
Virginia man plans motel restaurant near LBJ ranch
Richard Sturgill of Chilhowie Virginia aims to build a Rainbow Autel Restaurant and motel about a mile from Lyndon B. Johnson’s Texas ranch with plans to start before January 1. The 18 to 20 acre site lies within the Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission’s Johnson park acquisition. the commission may condemn land if needed. Lindig of Stonewall says Sturgill is a campaign official and not worried about the perk.
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Stonewall ‘Tex
UPI
Virginia
President Johnson
Texas
Lyndon B. Johnson
Richard Sturgill
Chilhowie Va
Texas Park and Wildlife Commission
Johnson Park
Sturgill
Erwin Lindig
Stonewall
Lindig
Kennedy
Johnson
Parliament Fails Again in Italian Presidential Ballot
Italy's parliament failed on the 14th ballot to elect a president as Giovanni Leone and Pietro Nenni remained far from the 482-vote majority. After eight days of voting only 327 to 299 votes were tallied, making victory mathematically impossible. Earlier ballots showed Nenni with 351 and Leone with 393.
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Rome
UPI
Italy
Giovanni Leone
Pietro Nenm
Leone
Nenni
Trouble Shooter Meets To Head Off Strike
Government labor troubleshooter James J. Reynolds and federal arbitrator David Stowe met with 11 shippers' representatives at the Galveston Cotton Exchange Building to clarify issues threatening a Gulf and Atlantic coast dock strike. A meeting with longshoremen was scheduled after the session.
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Galveston, Tex
UPI
James J. Reynolds
Gulf and
Atlantic Coast
Reynolds
David Stowe
Galveston Cotton Exchange
Woman in Jail For Forgery
Irma Jean Goodman of Childress County is jailed in Childress County for forgery. She was arrested yesterday by the Sheriff's Department. At an examining trial her bond was set at $1000 and she awaits Grand Jury action. A $40 check and a $15 check were forged.
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Irma Jean Goodman
Childress
Childress County
Sheriff's Department
Justice of Peace Court
South Vietnamese May Try To Fight War Alone
South Vietnamese military leaders weigh a go it alone policy without U S aid in the anti communist war Lt Gen Nguyen Khanh proposes sustained anti Americanism at a generals meeting He later denounces the civilian council and criticizes U S policy while signaling Buddhists support for anti Taylor actions The U S warns against improper interference and stresses a civilian government Khanh tells a U S reporter the United States risks losing Southeast Asia if Taylor does not act more intelligently
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Kay F. Herndon
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Maxwell D. Taylor
High Council
Khanh
Taylor
Council
Partia
United States
Southeast Asia
Washington
Viet Nam
Duong van Minh
High National Council
Tran van Huong
Phan Khac Suu
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
Rusk
Rusk Urges South Vietnam Unity in War Effort
Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged South Vietnam to put aside rivalries and unite to press the war against the Communists. He affirmed U.S. backing for Gen Maxwell Taylor and rejected withdrawal while warning that persistent aggression could lead to a general war.
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Washington
UPI
Dean Rusk
South Viet Nam
Rusk
United States
U.S
Saigon
Maxwell D Taylor
Nguyen Khanh
Taylor
Johnson
LBJ Seeks Budget Cuts as Talks Focus on Foreign Aid
President Johnson expressed optimism about trimming the budget to keep next year’s outlays under $10 billion. He approved initial funding for a new transport plane named C5, with a total program cost of about $1.0 billion, aiming for first flight by mid 1969 while signaling potential defense savings of roughly $500 million versus the current year.
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Johnson City
Tex
UPT
Johnson
John Sponegan
Defense
Roert. S. McNamara
McNamara
White Christmas Seems Unlikely in Texas This Year
United Press International reports unseasonably warm conditions will persist in Texas with five day forecasts showing temperatures 6 to 12 degrees above normal. Fog and low clouds affected east and south central areas, especially El Paso, while other regions enjoyed fair weather though cooler days may arrive Friday or Saturday.
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United Press International
Texas
el Paso
Houston
Saied House to be renamed Holiday House
The Saied House motel on the west end of Childress near U S Highway 287 will be renamed Holiday House between now and the first of the year. Alex Saied, a partner in the firm, announced the change saying the new name suits traveler expectations. The four year old motel has approval from the American Automobile Association.
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Saied
Childress
U. S. Highway 287
Alex Saied
American Automobile Association
Santa Claus Visits Shade Home For Two Nights
Santa Claus will be on the front porch of the R. A. Shade residence at 504 Avenue Bow from 7 to 10 p m tonight and tomorrow night. He will greet visitors and hand out candy to children who come by.
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Santa Claus
R. A. Shade
Avenue Bow
GOP Liberals Ready To Take Best Offer
A liberal bloc in the House, numbering 15 to 20 votes, awaits offers from both sides in the leadership contest. They met at Rep. John Lindsay's office to weigh Ford against Halleck ahead of the January 4 vote, with some seeing Ford as an improvement and talk of a possible third candidate.
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Washington
UPI
John W Lindsay
New York
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Ford
Halleck
Lindsay
Eadership
Two Injured In Accident Near Childress
At 1 15 a m two persons were injured in a one car mishap four miles east of Childress on U S 287. Bobby Dale Rannals of Borger was driving west when he pulled out to pass a slow moving truck the door opened and he fell out suffering a broken ankle and bruises. His driverless auto crashed injuring Freddy Bates who suffered cuts and bruises. Both were treated at Childress General Hospital.
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Childress
U. S. 287
Department of Public Safety
Bobby Dale Rannals
Borger
Freddy Bates
Childress General Hospital
Santa Claus to Visit Childress Tomorrow
Santa plans two visits in Childress for needy children at the Elks Lodge No 1113 and J J Rhoads School at 3 pm. Gifts from the Elks Lodge plus candy cookies gum and drinks will be handed out. He will ride a fire truck to both locations and may stop at Sam Privitt's chuckwagon on Avenue B and Main. Free coffee and doughnuts will be offered at the Old Settlers Association site.
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Santa Claus
Childress
Avenue B
Main
Childress County
Old Settlers Association
Some Places Will Close on Saturday
The post office the courthouse the city hall and banks will be closed on Saturday. Sairti announced this morning after Christmas. A few business houses will be closed.
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Sairti
Civistmas
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Hatfield
LBJ
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Merck & Co
Connor
Luther T. Hodges