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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1960
Page
3
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Dr. Lewis Webster Jones of the NCCJ says brotherhood is a hard, revolutionary goal guiding education and public life. He warns catastrophe looms if education falters, cites integration work in Arkansas and Louisville, and notes NCCJ courses improving minority relations with police.
John B. Thomas asked the Missing Persons Bureau in Montgomery Alabama to locate his brother-in-law David Johnson who left town four years ago to avoid a $1 traffic ticket.
Billy Lanham and Mrs Joe Crain and baby were dismissed today Leonard Trosper and David Bradford were dismissed today Also listed were Mrs Bill Moore Mrs John Patterson Mrs Russell Moore Mrs Ida Dial Mrs J C Keys Randy Barber and Wednesday completions with dismissal notices
Private Robert D. Hawkins, 23, son of Mr and Mrs Anson G Hawkins of Quanch, has arrived in Germany and serves in Battery C of the 25th Artillery at Stuttgart. He joined the Army last July, trained at Fort Ord, and is a 1957 Quanah High School graduate who studied at Texas Technological College in Lubbock. Before joining the Army he worked for Bestwell Gypsum in Acme.
Officials say the Kennedy staff fund financed by the Democratic National Committee covered travel costs for aides unable to pay for plane tickets hotels and transport. Wealthier appointees like Douglas Dillon and Chester Bowles are named as beneficiaries. Kennedy plans to shift preinauguration HQ to New York City next week to ease travel burdens.
Edward F. Cavanagh Jr., 52, New York fire commissioner and Harvard Law School graduate, has led a push for better fire safety as fires in the city decline from 54 000 to 43 000 annually. He keeps in touch via city fire radios at his Long Island home and city apartment.
The concert for Kennedy’s inauguration will feature Willem De Kooning and Helena Rubinstein with guests including Mrs. Kennedy and Vice President elect Lyndon B. Johnson. Tickets range from 5 to 15 dollars. John La Montaine is commissioned to write From Sea to Shining Sea for the event on January 19.
Dow Jones at 616.97 up 1.22, rail index 131.20 up 0.19, utility index 99.92 up 0.54. The 65-stock index 206.17 up 0.56. Third hour sales at 1 p.m. 710,000, total 2,380,000.
The forecast promises easing conditions across Texas with sun breaking through as a front moves east toward the New Year weekend. Coastal heavy rain and fog disrupt shipping in Houston and Galveston, while freezing drizzle makes Trans-Pecos and South Plains travel hazardous. Light snow falls in parts of the Panhandle and traffic accidents increase as fog slows Houston Ship Channel operations.
UPI reports a colonial leaflet for Sarawak tourists warns against startling snakes. It advises to stand aside politely and let a snake move away rather than stare or point. The note emphasizes calm behavior around wildlife.
Mostly cloudy tonight then partly cloudy and warmer Friday. Birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Keys weighing 8 pounds 12 ounces born at 5 26 a m. Several local visitors and greetings listed from Amarillo to Dallas plus birthday wishes for Mayme King and others.
Wall Street in 1961 looks set for a broad rally as technical and credit factors align. Dow Industrial average may tumble to 570–600 in Q1, with a high near 670–700 in Q3. Dividend candidates include Central Illinois Public Service and Pacific Gas & Electric. growth picks include Boeing, Grumman, Martin, McDonnell, Northrop, and United Aircraft.
In New York on March and May contracts, March cotton falls to 32.15 and 33.75 for 1962 futures, with May at 32.60 and 33.85, all down or unchanged from prior quotes. The market shows mixed moves as prices ease amid trading.
The high of the day reached 38 degrees at 11 am and 1 to 4 pm on Thursday with lows near 32 at midnight Wednesday and 1 to 8 am Thursday. The data shows hourly readings and patterns across Wednesday and Thursday.
At the University of Texas scientists report that lizards reveal sex by skin patterns. Males display pronounced longitudinal body stripes and a bluish side stripe, while females appear cross-blotched overall.
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