Caudell Former Childress Teacher Dies in Memphis
Lula V. Caudell 75, longtime Childress High School science teacher, died Thursday in Memphis after a stroke. Funeral Saturday at First Baptist Church in Childress, with burial in Childress cemetery. donations to Boys Ranch in care of Annie Ruth Bell. Survived by sister Mrs W P Carson of Memphis and brother Kite V Caudell of Alexandria LA.
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Inflation And Laxity Threaten America’s Economic Future
New York financier Roger Hullf, president of Mutual of New York, told 150 Dallas businessmen that inflation and moral laxity endanger growth. He warned the dollar’s value decline and urged tighter budgets, prudent debt planning, and renewed thrift to restore national prosperity.
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Baptist deacon sentenced in dynamite plot against preacher
William C. Johnson, a Milstead Baptist Church deacon, pleaded guilty to rigging a dynamite bomb in Rev. J. T. Robinson's car. Superior Court Judge E. E. Andrews gave him a three to five year prison term. Johnson admitted to an affair with Robinson’s wife and to trying to frighten the minister to gain control of his life.
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Lincoln Birthday Reflections On Civil War Centennial
The piece compares 1860 and 1960 election years, noting Lincoln’s rise and the looming Civil War. It argues progress toward liberty, fears of future conflict, and hopes that by 2060 another major war will be impossible. It frames the centennial as a test of national resolve and moral direction.
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Freak Snow Storm Slams Texas and Midwest Cold Wave
A rare winter storm blanketed South Texas with up to six inches of snow and caused widespread travel hazards. Beeville Brenham Cuero Laredo Victoria and other towns reported snow as far as the Panhandle and Trans Pecos with lighter amounts elsewhere. Meanwhile a sub zero cold wave gripped the Midwest leaving many areas below zero and tolls rising from the California to Great Lakes storm.
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Jack Paar Walks Off Tonight Show after censorship clash
Jack Paar tearfully exits NBC Tonight Show amid censorship dispute over a joke. He vows to leave the country for a long vacation and never return, saying the network refused to air a controversial tape and that the joke was not obscene.
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Greenbelt Bowl plans include go cart race and parade
Greenbelt Bowl organizers plan a three day go cart race with finals the night of the game on August 13. A parade is planned with Dalby Fleming in charge. Tickets set at 2.50 dollars with early buyer incentives. President Alex Saied will name committee chairs. Vernon Eubank to lead Player Selection with Lyman Davenport and Ted Henderson.
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New Pump to Serve Michie Sand Hills Wells
City Manager Louis Sally announced a new pump is being installed at the Michie Sand Hills water wells. West Texas Utilities Co. said all traffic signals will be controlled from one system soon. The Fair Park prairie dog town is ready for the park’s prairie dog collection.
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Valentine Party at Teen Canteen Saturday Night
A Valentine Party will be held at Teen Canteen in the Woman's Department Club building from 8 p m to 11 p m on Saturday.
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Childress to Receive F-89H Jet for Fair Park Display
The US Air Force has notified Childress that a surplus F-89H jet will be permanently displayed at Fair Park. CofC Manager Jeff Henderson announced the plan noting the plane is at Amarillo and Childress will arrange transportation and assembly near the park entrance with delivery date to follow.
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Dutch radio operator charged in death of Lynn Kauffman
Prosecutor says Willem Van Rie beat Lynn Kauffman into helplessness aboard the tramp steamer Utrecht and dumped her body at Spectacle Island Boston harbor after a voyage from the Orient. He allegedly forged a radio message about her disappearance and killed her over an argument likely tied to pregnancy.
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Hoffman Infant To Be Buried Today
Mark Lee Hoffman infant son of Mr and Mrs Don Joel Hoffman died at 7 am in Childress General Hospital. Graveside rites were held at 3 pm with E A Sanders officiating. Newberry Funeral Home handled arrangements. Survivors include parents one brother Joel a grandmother Mrs Pearl Griffin of Childress a grandmother Mrs Lillie Ma Cole of Colorado Springs a grandfather Shelley Hoffman of Childress.
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Retirement official to visit Wednesday in city
Robert E. Bush, Branch Manager of the Railroad Retirement Board, will be at the Employment Commission Office at 228 Avenue B Northwest at 2 15 p m on February 17 to meet with the public and discuss retirement services.
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Improvements To Schools In Childress Studied
The Childress Independent School District plans annex and elementary upgrades but fears a $750,000 cost. Architect Herb Brasher of Lubbock will revisit plans with the board on February 29 to target under $500,000, prioritizing basic needs and water supply for the district.
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Believe Reds May Accept Ike’s Dea
Washington circles held optimism that Russia might accept Eisenhower’s bid to ban most nuclear tests. In Geneva the talks grew gloomy as the plan faced opposition from Soviet negotiator Tsarapkin who called the proposal unacceptable and a backward step. The draft would ban atmospheric ocean and outer space blasts plus most underground tests.
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Prescott Found Guilty by Six Man Jury
A six man jury Thursday found Tommy Prescott guilty of possession of alcoholic beverages in a taxi cab. City Judge J E Copel assessed a $50 fine and $3 in court costs. Jurors were Ray Naron, Orville Thornton, Marvin Dickerson, and Dan Ellington.
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Khrushchev boasts of rocket gains in India visit
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev asserts rocket successes and accuses the West of fueling the cold war at a New Delhi reception. He and Indian Prime Minister Nehru sign a loan pact of 1.5 billion rubles. Nehru says he sent a new note to Red China on border tensions.
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Sitdown on Segregation Spreads to Hampton and North Carolina
A Negro sitdown protest over lunch counter segregation expanded from North Carolina to Virginia as counters in two NC cities reopened for white customers only. In Hampton, Hampton Institute students staged a shift based read protest at a Woolworth counter where the manager closed the counter. The CORE announced Woolworth picketing in New York City Saturday.
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Hunt for two or three men in Coors abduction
Authorities search for two or three men in the suspected kidnapping of Adolph Coors III, chairman of Adolph Coors Co. The missing man, 44, disappeared after his truck stopped on a bridge near Golden, Colorado, with blood found on the scene. Evidence includes a green Dodge sedan with red and white plates.
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