Television in Review Promising Fall Series Amid High-Profile Lineup
Hollywood notes NBC TV plans a Richard Boone hosted one hour drama series edited by Clifford Odets with a repertory company. CBS outlines an American history drama series with NEA, plus Danny Kaye Judy Garland and Phil Silvers in various slots. Jerry Lewis joins NBC late night. Bill Dana signs for NBC half hour. Critics warn against overpromising in new season.
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Hollywood
UPI
Turkey
Nbc-Tv
Richard Boone
Clifford Odets
Cbs-Tv
National Education Association
Danny
Kave
Judy Garland
Phil Silvers
Jerry Lewis
BCT
Bill
Jose Jimenez
Henrick Ibsen
Hedda Gabler
Hood Bergman
England
Temperature highs and lows from January 1962 report
The record shows the 24 hour period from Monday noon to today noon peaked at 37 degrees with a 1 degree minimum reached at 8 am. For January 15 1962 the high was 37 and the low was 14. Readings across the week list daily values for temperatures and include scattered figures for Tuesday and Wednesday with multiple digits.
Local forecast for Childress area stays mild this week
Five day outlook shows below normal temperatures across Northwestern Texas with highs around the upper 40s for Wednesday. Tonight will not be as cold with Lows near 14 to 19. A slight warming trend midweek gives way to colder conditions again later in the week with 0.1 to 0.25 inch of precipitation as rain or snow.
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Childress
Texas
Birth of Pamela Sue Leach in Clinton Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Ronny Leach of Weatherford Oklahoma announce the birth of daughter Pamela Sue at 6 10 a m Monday weighing seven pounds four ounces in Clinton Oklahoma hospital Grandparents Floyd Green Paul Leach great grandparents Mrs Frank Douglas and Mrs Ross Holloway all of Childress The notice also lists a long sequence of visits and relatives from California Texas and Oklahoma at various towns including El Segundo Dumas Pampa Corpus Christi Tell Lufkin Dallas and Wichita Falls totaling multiple family connections and weekend visits
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Ronny Leach
Weatherford
Okla
Pamela Sue
Clinton, Okla
Floyd Green
Paul Leach
Frank Douglas
Ross Holloway
Childress
Jack McCann
el Segundo
Calif
Bob Johnson
A. T. Fox
Tell
Lee Johnson
Frank Davis
Ted Finn
Dumas
Bill Weatherbee
Pampa
G. O. Garrison
Gordon Garrison
Corpus Christi
Nolan Maxwell
Dimmitt
Carl Bruegies
Don Smith
Lufkin
Gaylon Smiths
Azores
Ray Fulenwider
Rule
H. R. Fulenwider
Walter Lockhoof
Dallas
Bess B. Davis
Wichita Falls
Travis Walling
Mrs. Lester Hill Speaks To Book Club On Prayer
The Book Club met at the Bert Hargrave home with Mrs. Lester Hill presenting an inspirational program on The Importance of Prayer. Business reports, prize winner Dora Diggs, and thanks to Bertha Nave were noted. refreshments followed with members and one guest in attendance.
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Lester Hill
First Methodist Church
Bert Hargrave
Lon Alexander
J. M. Preston
J. H. Jernigan
Hill
Book Club
EF. E. Krigbaum
Bess B. Davis
Wichita Falls
Mesdames Charle Boyd
J. M. Crews
Roy Coffey
Dan Davis
Frank Ehrle
Morris Higley
Rush Record
Bill Ross
Fred Sherwood
J. W. Hamilton
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Report
ADMITTED: Mrs M M McNabb today. Mrs Anna Gordon today. Mrs D S Smith today. Mrs Homer Gibson today. Frank Decker Monday. DISMISSED: Ben McLeland Monday. Roy Powers Monday. Mrs Ella Briley Monday. Mrs W J Pelming and baby Monday. Mrs Sammy Weir Monday. Mrs C H Jones Monday. Mrs Bill Peery Monday.
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M. McNabb
Anna Gordon
D. S. Smith
Homer Gibson
Frank Decker
Ben McLeland
Roy Powers
Ella Briley
W. J. Pelming
Baby
Sammy Weir
C. H. Jones
Bill Peery
Wilson Funeral Held for Amanda Ann Wilson at Assembly of God
Funeral services for Amanda Ann Wilson, 79, were conducted at 2 p.m. today by Rev. T. G. Albritton at the Assembly of God Church. Burial followed in Childress Cemetery after she died at 11:55 p.m. Sunday in Childress General Hospital after a lengthy illness.
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Amanda Ann Wilson
Assembly of God Church
T. G. Albritton
Childress Cemetery
News Items About People You Know
Local brief notes track visits and returns of residents. Mrs. Floyd Green and Mrs. Frank Douglas spent time in Clinton with Mrs. Ronny Leach and her new daughter Pamela Sue. Other visits include Mrs. Leach’s guests and trips by Mrs. Hinds and Mrs. Ehrle to nearby towns.
Military space age weapons face funding gamble
The discussion over Skybolt Nike Zeus and RS70 highlights technical flaws in firing, radar, and long range bombing systems. Proponents say research should continue despite costs and obsolescence risks, while critics argue for tighter budgets and better immediate results.
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Skybolt
Nike Zeus
Tiny pumpkin cheddar garnish with whipped cream border
Economists report six times as many college graduates earn 10000 dollars or more annually than high school graduates. Tile Council of America notes about 32.8 million homeowner families and three of four new homes include ceramic tile.
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U.S
The
Tile Council of America
Connally Inauguration Marks New Texas Era
Texas Governor Connally delivers inaugural address stressing youth education and state responsibility as Johnson and Daniel attend. Smith pledges support as Texans fill Austin for the ceremony amid clear skies and a warming trend. Connally’s win followed a hard-fought primary and a decisive GOP challenge.
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Connally
Senate
Smith
Texa
Texas
God
Graham
Johnson
Lyndon B. Johnson
Price Daniel
Offic
Austin
Salaries Raised for Elected Officials and Local Appointments
The court approved roughly a nine percent salary increase for elected officials except the justice of the peace whose salary was set at 1500. The county constable will earn 1.20 per year. Harry Cox and Mary Scott described Rural Area Development efforts and named Thurman Hufstedler Frisbie to a technical action panel with Thurman as chair. Mrs. Givens urged hiring a city county nun staff. no action taken. George Spear, now distributing surplus foods, was approved. The court funded the city county library at 12500 monthly for books if the city matches.
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Kenneth Givens
George Spear
Tshombe signals move to end Katanga secession
Tshombe told U N secretary general Thant and Adoula he would return to Elisabethville with ministers once a safe conduct pass is granted. Reports from Kolwezi said the announcement came as U N Indian brigade prepared for a final assault on Kolwezi and the Lufira river bridge was completed. Some Cabinet opposition and possible Belgian interests highlighted uncertain backing and fear of sabotage if mercenaries act. A mob attacked the British embassy in Leopoldville over U N action in Katanga and Sir Roy Welensky praised Tshombe's actions while urging UN recognition and restraint.
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Katanga
United Nations
Tshombe
Thant
Adoula
Elisabethville
Kolwezi
Norhana
Lufira
Adotville
Godefroid Munongo
Leopoldville
Queen Elizabeth
Roy Welensky
Central
Water depletion tax debate cited in Amarillo case
Officials estimate 2.5 million acre feet of groundwater used annually in the Amarillo area with potential tax savings running into the millions. West Texas may see about 6 million dollars in tax relief, while Nevada and Washington officials discuss applicability and depletion allowances. The Texas case likely faces an appeal, aided by High Plains Water District lawyers.
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Amarillo
Tex
West Texas
Nevada
Hugh Shamberger
Washington
Walter Rogers
West Texas Democrat
Dooley
Rogers
Ralph Yarborough
D-Tex
Sais
Yarborough
Texas
George McCleskey
Lubbock
High Plains Water District
Shurbet
Corpus Christi Plant Expansion Highlights 1962 Progress
G C Morton president reports 1962 sales up 20 percent from 1961 and projects 1963 as the largest sales and profits year. He notes expansion includes Corpus Christi plant, planned Rio Grande Valley growth, and a Tulsa plant with rising convenience foods sales.
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Dallas City
Dallas-Fort Worth
G. C. Morton
Morton
Corpus Christi
Rio Grande Valley
Tulsa
Ex-Resident Enlists In Army From Vernon
David Bryant former resident of Childress has enlisted in the Army for three years, to be trained in Army aviation. Announcement by SFC Maurice A Wilson Vernon area recalter notes Bryant’s Vernon High School 1959 graduation and Draughon’s College attendance. Wilson says vacancies exist for guaranteed school training before enlistment and invites eligible youths to consult Childress City Hall Thursdays.
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Business College
Wichita Falls
SFC
Wilson
Childress
City Hall
First English Bible Translation by William Tyndale
United Press International notes that Tyndale produced the first English Bible from Hebrew and Greek sources. His work influenced the King James Version, but much of his material was burned as untrue translations, and he was burned at the stake in 1536.
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United Press International
William Tyndale
Tyndale
Weather lows hit 44 below in Lone Rock and warming highs
The report notes Lone Rock Wisconsin recorded a 44 degree below zero low while Key West Florida reached a high of 82. The Childress General Hospital authorized an $4218 payment for air conditioning and heating with $11,115 paid to date and $20,000 remaining to be paid via warrants.
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United Press International
U.S. Weather Bureau
Lone Rock
Wis
Key West
Fla
Childress General Hospital
One Day Only Prize Event Returns to Original Setup
A local prize event runs for one day only before reverting to its original format. Organizers emphasize no changes to rules or participation requirements. The program invites community members to attend and participate in the final day activities.
Nurse speaks on first aid at Camp Fire girls meeting
A registered nurse gave a talk on first aid at the Oca Nyoda Camp Fire girls meeting. Plans for a Valentine party were discussed and Susie Martin served refreshments to Diana Allison, Sally Darling, Dana Sheperd, Vicki Stevens, and Montie Eads.
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Oca Nyoda
John B. Martin
Susie Martin
Diana Allison
Sally Darling
Dana Sheperd
Vicki Stevens
Montie Eads
Camp Fire Girls Review Rank Progress at Mrs Campbell Home
IYUS King Camp Fire Girls met at Mrs Wallace Campbell's home for a review of Wood Gatherer requirements and reading of the Wood Gatherer's Desire. Carol Mills presided, dues collected by Pat Fenter, and Lynna Hawkins led the Camp Fire Law while Nancy Campbell acted as junior hostess. Drinks and brownies were served to listed guardians and attendees including Susan Bird and Cindy Shelton.
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Carol Mills
Pat Fenter
Lynna Hawkins
Nancy Campbell
Susan Bird
Vicki Dill
Roxanne Jones
Pam Mitchell
Cindy Shelton
Wallace Campbell
Joe B. Mills
Guardians
Notable Names in Local Honor Roll
A list reads today of individuals including Mrs. Charlie Moore Ray Philpott Mrs. T. O. McFarland E. L. Melton and W. T. Bill Johnson. The brief item notes these names in a community acknowledgment.
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Charlie Moore
Ray Philpott
T. O. McFarland
E. L. Melton
W. T
Bill) Johnson
Five Vacancies Open in Kindergarten Program
The Modern Home kindergarten has five vacancies for next year. Children must be five by September 1. Mothers may call Mrs. Albert Bird at WE 72275 to reserve a place.
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Albert Bird
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