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Childress Index

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Childress, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1963

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Texas Faces Subzero Cold Front Across State

A deep arctic air mass moved into Texas on the anniversary of a similar blast. Forecasters warned of near zero temperatures in the Panhandle and subfreezing conditions elsewhere as a strong front brought snow and freezing rain. Valley crops face unclear impact while Dalhart, Amarillo, and Lubbock report morning readings well above zero before temperatures plummet.

United Press International Texas Rio Grande Valley Panhandle North Central Red River Childress Lubbock Dalhart Rio Grande Amarillo

Texas Legislature Opens With Candid Interpretations

The 58th Texas Legislature convenes with Gov. Price Daniel praising John Connally while noting Daniel’s own bid for a fourth term ended in the first primary. Fifteen of 31 Senate members face reelection in two years. six freshmen win four-year terms. Speaker Byron Tunnell expected to announce committee picks today. Committee chairmen may include Reps. John Allen Ben Barnes Maurice Pipkin. The House expected to bustle after assignments. Daniel jokes about mishearing a car noise during his reelection bid.

United Press International Texas John Connally Price Daniel Daniel Senate Byron Tunnell Tyler John Allen Longview Ben Barnes de Leon Maurice Pipkin Brownsville Heatly Appropriations WaggZoner Carr General Revenue Fund House Preston Smith Tunnell

Heatly Named Top Lieutenant in Texas House

Speaker Byron Tunnell selected Rep. Bill Heatly from Paducah as Appropriations Chairman with Rep. Ben Atwell of Dallas heading Revenue and Taxation and Rep. John Allen of Longview heading State Affairs. The 58th session begins with 43 committees and a forecast $3 billion budget.

House Tunnel Tunnell House Reading Clyde Butter Billy Bunyan McKinney Agriculture Committee Gus Mutscher Brenham Claims and Accounts Donald Shipley Houston Commerce and Manufacturers Committee

Judge Disqualified In Hospital Case In Pecos Texas

District Judge J H Starley disqualified himself at the hearing over whether Dr John Dunn was properly dismissed from Reeves County Hospital staff Dunn a whistleblower against Billie Sol Estes alleges political motives behind dismissal and seeks damages Dunn contends he was denied a fair hearing with Starley and asks for a restraining order and injunction The hearing is continued to Friday with Judge Ward taking over duties and 17 patients authorized for temporary treatment at the hospital.

Pecos Tex UPI J. H. Starley John Dunn Billie Sol Estes Reeves County Hospital Dunn 4 Birch Society Estes FBI Starley W. E. Ward 34Th District Court el Paso Ward John Lee Smith Lubbock Dallas Fred Benners Fort Stockton Hospi Tal Board

Largest Junior Breeders Show Could Be Record

The Greenbelt Junior Breeders Show may become the largest in history with 67 livestock entries and 14 judging team entries. The event starts 8 a m Saturday at the Vocational Ag building, with judging at Bill Bradley Ranch and livestock judging at the Ag building.

Greenbelt Bob Jones Agriculture Committee Cofc-Bcd Ing Vocational Ag Bill Bradley Joe Lindsey Quanah Steve Wilson Hereford Patti Belew Angus Susan Belew Mike Shannon Shamrock Billy Don Rirds Twitty Johnny Edwards Memphis J. N. Jeffers George Miller Dean Graumann Granite Okla Wheeler Ffa Hardeman County Dickens County

Childress ASC Announces 1963 Conservation Practices

Gene Frisbie, Childress ASC office manager, lists over a dozen 1963 conservation practices with payments around a 50 50 split between ASC and farmers. Effective practices include Bermuda establishment, permanent native grasses, deferred pastures, livestock water wells, earthen dams, sod waterways, terracing, diversion terraces, irrigation systems, legume rotations, deep plowing, bindweed control, cotton burr applications, and rye seeding for wind erosion control.

Childress Asc Gene Frisbie ASC Bermuda

Banquet Attendees Planned for Armstrong Appreciation Dinner

Childress plans list attendees for the Appreciation Dinner honoring R Wright Armstrong who retired as vice president of the Fort Worth and Denver. The event at 7 p m Friday in Fort Worth includes Bill McKee C J Lyons and couples Mr and Mrs Gene Mr and Mrs Jeff Henderson and Mr and Mrs Morris Higley.

Childress R. Wright Armstrong Fort Worth Denver Bill McKee C. J. Lyons Gene Jeff Henderson Morris Higley

Greenbelt Core Drilling Set to Begin Monday

Donley County will see the Greenbelt Municipal and Industrial Water Authority begin core drilling at a damsite. Dr. S. H. Townsend announced the start, delayed by bad weather and awaiting permission to enter.

Greenbelt Municipal and Industrial Water Authority Donley County S. H. Townsend

Club Approves Nomination Of Glenn Buckley

The Childress Jaycees approved Glenn Buckley as a state Jaycee director nominee at the weekly meeting. Buckley was named by the board and election occurs at the Regional meeting in San Angelo January 19 20. The club plans to attend with others.

Childress Jaycees Glenn Buckley Club Buckley San Angelo Childress Jaycees Quanah Jaycee Club Childress Club Quanah Jaycee Radio KCTX Seymour Frank LeCroy Tom Bailiff Charles Rogers Jerry Dugan Alan Gage Don Gage

Bradley Ranch Wins Big in Arizona National Livestock Show

The Bradley 3 Ranch took Reserve Champion bull at the Arizona National Livestock Show and will enter the Denver show next week. They also won first in junior yearling bull class, reserve junior champion, first in senior yearling heifer, senior champion female, and junior reserve champion. Other Bradley entries placed third and fourth.

Bradley 3 Denver Hiefer Bradley

Grass fire reported at 601 C Nw no damage

A grass fire at 601 C Nw occurred at 4 p.m. yesterday with no damage reported by the Fire Department.

First Anniversary Coin Order Reported in Toledo

Mrs. J. Eugene Farber of Toledo Ohio has placed the first order for commemorative coins marking the founding of Childress. The bronze coin sells for 1 dollar and the silver for 5 dollars. Arrival is expected next week.

J. Eugene Farber Toledo Founding of Childress

Cent Stamps Scarce in Childress Amid Price Rise

Childress Postmaster Warner Stevens reports a major run on one cent postage stamps after the rate increase from four to five cents. He notes stamps disappeared quickly, with some bought from a local bank and others borrowed from Wellington. Dallas supplied 20 000 stamps to replenish supplies.

Childress Warner Stevens Panhandle Wellington Dallas

Four Public Fallout Shelters Approved in Childress

The Corps of Engineers in Albuquerque inspected Childress shelters and approved four buildings. Jeff Henderson of the CofC-BC said only four have been approved so far: Hotel Childress, Courthouse, Wilson School, and the High School.

Corps of Engineers of Albuquerque Childress Jeff Henderson Cofc-Bc Hotel Childress Courthouse Wilson School

84 Year Old Lady Dies Today

Ada Lee Jackson aged 84 died at 12 55 pm at Chil dress General Hospital. She lived with her daughter Mrs F P Stewart at 104 Avenue D Southeast. Further details were not learned.

Ada Lee Jackson Childress General Hospital

Tshombe Freed From House Arrest Opens Talks In Congo Crisis

Katanga President Moise Tshombe was released from six hours of UN house arrest and left under UN escort toward Mokambo to meet with Interior Minister Godefroid Munongo. Diplomats awaited a possible peace move as Tshombe warned of a scorched earth policy if UN troops attacked Kolwezi.

Elisabethville Katanga the Congo UPI Moise Tshombe United Nations U.N Tshombe Mokambo Godefroid Munongo U. N Thant New York George Sherry Leopoldville Kolwezi Here

Baseball Meeting Tonight at City Hall

A meeting for those interested in the summer Kids Baseball program is called for 7 p.m. tonight at city hall. Bill Clynch, president, urged all interested participants to attend. The main agenda is to elect officers for the coming year.

City Hall Bill Clynch Clynch

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