John Dunn Restored to Pecos Hospital After Court Order
Dr. John Dunn, fired from Reeves County Hospital, was ordered restored to full hospital privileges by Judge Ward. The temporary injunction blocks the hospital board from denying Dunn access and sets a reduced civil bond. The case hinges on whether Dunn was terminated for politics or malpractice, with a hearing scheduled next week.
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Pecos, Tex
UPI
John Dunn
Reeves County Hospital
W. E. Ward
el Paso
Dunn
Pecos Hospital
The
John Birch Society
Billie Sol Estes
FBI
Estes
Ward
Hospital Board of Managers
Pecos
Fort Stockton
7 000 Will Parade Inaugural Texas Ceremony
In Austin 7 000 people will take part in Gov-Elect John Connally and Lt. Gov-Elect Preston Smith’s inauguration with a 100 unit parade. Billy Graham will speak at a statewide televised prayer breakfast. Bands, jets and a diverse lineup mark a new era in state government.
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Austin
UPI
S. W. T. Lanham
Capitol
John Connally
Connally
Preston Smith
Lubbock
Texas
Price Daniel
Smith
Ben Ramsey
Waggoner Carr
Byron Tunnell
Tyler
Carr
Will Wilson
Billy Graham
Graham
Driskill Hotel
Donald Crain
Congregation Agudas Achim Church
L. J. Reicher
Monroe Vivian
The
Texas Methodist Foundation
University of Texas Longhorn Band
Robert W. Calvert
State Supreme Court
Congress Avenue
Capitol Grounds
Reagan State Office
Texas Tech
Fort Worth
Cowtown
Monaghan to retire as GM of FW&D in 1963
M. G. Monaghan, General Manager for the Fort Worth and Denver Railway, Burlington Lines, will retire at the close of business January 1, 1963 after more than 44 years with FW&D. He began in 1918 at Childress and rose through positions in Wichita Falls Amarillo and Fort Worth. He and wife plan to live at 2916 Orchard Road Garland Texas.
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Fort Worth
Amarillo
Monaghan
Orchard Road
Garland
Tex
Castro Moves to Tie Ties with East Germany
Cuba and East Germany will elevate trade missions to embassies in Havana and Berlin. The Hallstein doctrine risks West Germany severing relations with any state allied to the East German regime. Bonn says it may take necessary steps and recalls its ambassador for a full report.
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Havana
UPI
Cuba
East Germany
West Germany
Fidel Castro
el Mundo
Karl Loesch
Bonn
Count Karl von Spreti
Spreti
Bitter Cold Grips State as Snow Fears Hit Texas
United Press International reports an arctic blast across Texas with Panhandle lows to 15 degrees below zero and snow and sleet in the south. Valley citrus crops face heavy damage while travel hazards prompt highway warnings. a fatal apartment fire and citywide outages accompany record cold as Amarillo and Dallas endure subzero conditions.
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United Press International
Texas
Panhandle
Rio Grande Valley
U.S. Weather Bureau
Gulf Coast
Texas Highway Department
Dallas
Garland
Amarillo
Legislature Complexion To Be Revealed Monday
The 58th Texas Legislature begins to take shape as House members file bills after the Monday number draw. Speaker Byron Tunnell tightens control by naming key committee heads and setting rules, signaling a fast start to the session ahead of Gov. John Connally’s inaugural address.
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Austin
UPI
House
Representatives
Senate
John Connally
Preston Smith
Connally
Byron Tunnell
Tyler
John Alaniz
San Antonio
Tunnell
Bill Heatly
Paducah
Appropriations Committee
Rep
John Allen
Longview
State
Masons Set Thursday Special Meeting With Speaker
Fort Worth's Dr. J. D. Tomme Jr. will headline a Mason Sons event at the Masonic Building. A. A. Bass, worshipful Master, invites Masons and their sons or a non Mason youth. Dinner starts at 6 45 p.m.
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J. D. Tomme, Jr
Fort Worth
Masonic Building
A. A. Bass
Bass
Mrs C Jones Injured in Auto Mishap Near Knox City
Mrs Clarence Jones of Childress reportedly injured in a car wreck near Knox City late Saturday afternoon. Believed to have shoulder or arm injury. She was with her mother Mrs Johnny McMahon and son Bobby of Stamford and with daughters Theresa and Linda en route to Stamford.
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Clarence Jones
Childress
Knox City
Jones
Johnny McMahon
Bobby
Stamford
Theresa
Linda
Eight From Here Attend Appreciation Dinner
Eight from Childress attended the Appreciation Dinner for R Wright Armstrong in Fort Worth Friday night. Mr and Mrs Armstrong received a trip to Europe. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Gene Smith Bill McKee C J Lyons Deane Dodge Mr and Mrs Guy East ham and Jeff Henderson.
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Childress
R. Wright Armstrong
Fort Worth
CHANGE MEETING PLACE First Methodist Church Service
Meeting set for today in Fellowship Hall due to severe cold. Church organizers announce the service location change and remind attendees to dress warmly.
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First Methodist Church
Fellowship
Childress Day Designated at Fat Stock Show
Fort Worth Fat Stock Show declares January 25 as Childress Day with the Childress Riding Club riding in the Parade and Grand Entry. Tickets for Friday night are $3 at CofC offices with only 68 sold. any unsold tickets will be returned after January 22.
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Childress
Fort Worth
Cofc Bcd
Jeff Henderson
Flaming Dress Burns Mrs. Charles Roper
Mrs. Charles Roper suffered first to third degree burns when her dress ignited near a stove at the family home north of the Red River bridge on U S 287. She was flown to John Sealy Hospital in Galveston with the Air Force aiding the airlift.
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Charles Roper
U.S. Airforce
9410Th Air Force Recovery Squadron
John Sealy Hospital
Galveston
Roper
Altus Air Force Base
Oklahoma
Childress
9410Th
William Yatte
Airlcene
Red River Bridge
U. S. 287
Air Force
James E. Ragsdale
John Compton
Altus
Kisselburg Leaves Tell for Galveston Hospital
R. B. Kisselburg, 55, a Tell farmer, is to depart today for John Sealy Hospital in Galveston after several days of illness. Arrangements for admission were made by native Billney.
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R. B. Kisselburg
Tell
John Sealy Hospital
Galveston
Kisselburg
Billney
Two Injured In Auto Mishap Near Car-Vu Theater
Two people were injured in a two car collision on U S 287 east of the Car-Vu Theater at 4 10 p m Saturday. Ben Harrison McLeland of Childress and James L Dornhecker a Navy enlistee returning to Pensacola were treated at Childress General Hospital. McLeland held for observation. Dornhecker released. McLeland cited for failure to grant right of way.
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U. S. 287
State Highway Patrol
Ben Harrison McLeland
Childress
287
James L. Dornhecker
Pensacola
Fla
Boise
Idaho
McLeland
Dornhecker
Childress General Hospital
Union Calls Strike Sunday Against Southern Railway
The Firemen and Engineers Union calls a 5:30 a.m. CST Sunday strike against Southern Railway, potentially halting service to 14 southern states. All 1,200 union members are covered. mediation talks set for 1 p.m. CST Monday, with no deadline deferral.
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Washington
UPI
Firemen and Engineers Union
Southern Railway
Union
James W. Jennings
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers
Blf&e
Jennings
Southern
Brotherhood
Mediation Service
Railway
Federal Mediation Board
Winter Blasts Hit U.S. From Border To Gulf States
A severe winter storm spread across the United States from the Canadian border to the Gulf, bringing heavy snow sleet and freezing rain. The cold threatened crops along the Rio Grande Valley and spurred widespread travel hazards and sub zero readings across western states and parts of the east.
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United Press International
U. S
Gulf States
Texas
Dalhart
Mexican
Rio Grande Valley
Florida
Arizona
Midwest
West
Virginna
Massachusetts
Rockies
Atlantic
California
Mercury
Los Angeles
Tax Cut for Early Action by Congress
Washington sources say Congress will push a quick first stage tax cut effective this year to boost the economy. The plan targets across the board reductions for all brackets with later action on broader Kennedy proposals. Reuters notes the eventual package could total 10 to 12 billion dollars with 3.5 billion in offsetting revenues from closing loopholes.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Kennedy
Bill Johnson Re-elected President of Childress Riding Club
Bill Johnson was re-elected president of the Childress Riding Club at a Friday meeting. He has led the club since its founding and will begin his third term. Al Devoll won vice president, Wade Kimbrough secretary treasurer, Judy Eaton reporter. Frieda Johnson named club sweetheart with Sheila Devoil as alternate sweetheart. Final plans set for Fort Worth Fat Stock Show participation in parade and Grand Entry.
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Bill Johnson
Childress
Johnson
al Devoll
Wade Kimbrough
Judy Eaton
Frieda Johnson
Sheila Devoil
Fort Worth
Sam Collier Dies at 50 in Childress Hospital
Sam Collier of Kirkland died at 4 30 p m Saturday in Childress General Hospital at age 50. His body was taken to Quanah for funeral services at Kirkland Baptist Church Monday with Rev Jack Tutor officiating. Burial expected in Kirkland. He worked for Wayne Spradlin Drilling Company.
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Sam Collier
Kirkland
Childress General Hospital
Quanah
Kirkland Baptist Church
Jack Tutor
Collier
Wayne Spradlin Drilling Company
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Flaming Dress
Ave Meek Beret
Ragsdale
John B. Martin
J. J. Westenburg
410Th
Altus Afb
941Th
U.S
Riding Club
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