China may have built two atomic bombs US官方 reports say
Mainichi Shimbun reports U S Japan Security Committee discussed assessments that Red China built two atomic bombs and could test them before year end. U S officials noted tests would not immediately change Far East deployments though public fear could rise. China reportedly has four reactors, one near Peking.
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Tokyo
UPI
China
Mainichi
Mainichi Shimbun
U.S
Japan Self Defense Agency
Japan
United States
Far East
Security Committee
Red China
Japanese Defense Agency
Peking
Chungking
U. S
Connally Proposals Win Support From Lawmakers
Gov John Connally's major proposals for a new day of progress gain receptive backing from individual lawmakers in the 58th Legislature. Over 150 bills touch his program with about 20 proposals directly tied to his recommendations on state bureaus tourism education and industrial development. A Monday test aims to pass an emergency 217000 appropriation to back his staff and the attorney general and to fund an emergency study of higher education.
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Connally
House
House of Commons
M.P
Macmillan
Britain
Kennedy
Gasoline Prices Drop to 24.9 Cents Amid Price War
The price war on gasoline continues with several stations cutting regular to 24.9 cents a gallon on Saturday, one cent below last week’s level. A dealer says prices may fall further, marking the first drop in weeks.
High Winds Bring Cold And Snow
A norther cools the region with winds up to five miles per hour and light snow after Friday night. Temperatures fall to two degrees above zero, freezing surfaces and chilling travelers.
Mother's March Workers Named for Childress Sections
Twenty area workers for the annual Mother's March of Dimes have been announced by MOD Chairman Dick Preston. The women will lead four Childress sections for the January 29 march, including Northwest with seven coordinators and Northeast, Southeast, and Southwest divisions each led by local volunteers.
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MOD
Dick Preston
Childress
Northwest
Roy Hopkins
John Forbis
Bill Brown
Geng Blackwell
Martin Allison
Bobby Hammond
Vern Rucker
Southeast
Jack Adams
Howard French
Teg Shelton
Henry Baker, Jr
Jimmy Trammell
Southwest
Oma Conner
J. A. Steed
Bob Custer
Northeast
Jack Webb
Michie Thaten
J. Ross Bell Jr
E. J. Huddleston
Booker T. Jackson
Khrushchev Faces Setback as Two Border Guards Escape
In Berlin Khrushchev and Ulbricht skipped a party congress session and toured Eisenhuettenstadt the steel city as two more border guards escaped to West Berlin. A third guard risked death crawling through barbed wire while machine gun fire echoed along the frontier.
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Berlin
UPS
Nikita Khrushchev
West Berlin
Khrushchev
Walter Ulbricht
Eisenhuettenstadt
Stalinstadt
1St Border Brigade
Worst Storm Of Season Dips Temperatures In Panhandle
A severe winter storm swept Texas with sleet and snow, 40 mph winds, and subfreezing temps from Panhandle to North Texas. The Fort Worth and Denver Shops curtailed gas use to protect domestic supply. At least two deaths were blamed on exposure as freezing weather spread from Dalhart to Waco and beyond.
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Childress
Fort Worth
Denver
Clayton Kuhlmann
United Press International
Texas
Texas Panhandle
Rio Grande Valley
Department of Public Safety
Waco
Sunray
Panhandle
Dalhart
Amarillo
Lubbock
Wink
Infant Delores Holbert Services Held in Tell
Funeral services for Delores Laverne Holbert infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Holbert were conducted at 3 p m Saturday at Southside Baptist Church Tell burial followed in Tell Cemetery Newberry Funeral Home directed the infant died Friday at Childress General Hospital Survivors include her parents two brothers Robby and Chester two sisters Mary and Kathy grandparents Mr and Mrs John Holbert of Cee Wee and Mrs R B Kisselburg of Tell Rev Calvin Nevels officiated
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Delores Laverne Holbert
LeRoy Holbert
Southside Baptist Church
Tell
Childress General Hospital
Newberry Funeral Home
Robby
Chester
Mary
Kathy
John Holbert
Cee Wee
R. B. Kiss
Carlton Services Held Saturday
Funeral services for J. B. Carlton a 77 year old retired pharmacist were held at 2 p m Saturday at Newberrys Rev Joe S Allen conducted the services Burial was in Childress Cemetery Mr Carlton died at 11 p m Thursday at the family residence 211 Third Street Ne
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J. B. Carlton
Newberry
Joe S. Allen
Childress
Mr. Carlton
Third Street
Fatally Stabbed Man Found at Friend’s Home
Lawrence L. Love, 43, was found fatally stabbed Friday on the kitchen floor of a friend’s residence in Amarillo. Police opened an investigation into the killing.
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Amarillo
UPI
Lawrence L. Love
Tshombe Seeks Surrender at Kolwezi Amid MTN Stand
Katanga President Moise Tshombe flew to Kolwezi to press for peaceful turnover to U N troops. Mercenaries threaten to dynamite cobalt mines and power dams as Indian troops advance toward the city from Jadotville.
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Elisabethville
Katanga
the Congo
UPI
Moise Tshombe
Kolwezi
United Nations
Tshombe
U. N
Union Minier
Lufira
Jadotville
Charges Filed In Wichita Falls Tear Gas Bombing
Two Midwestern University students admitted tossing a tear gas bomb into Beawood Hall triggering evacuation of about 100 girls. Both 20, Glenn McCune and David McCune posted $1,000 bonds on charges of contaminating the air supply of another person. District Attorney Stanley Kirk cited an obscure state statute.
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Wichita Falls
UPI
Midwestern University
Glenn Paul McCune
David Franklin
Beawood Hall
McCune
Dist
Atty
Stanley Kirk
Power Outage Triggers Brief Telephony Shutdown
An 18 minute power outage occurred when an emergency power system activated at the telephone office but heavy call volume blew a fuse. Officials traced the failure to a generator losing steam at the Lake Pauline plant and West Texas Utilities issued the explanation.
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Lake Pauline
West Texas Utilities
Survey Group Meeting Re Set For Monday
Severe weather caused the Chil dress County Historical Survey committee to postpone its organization meeting from 2 p m Saturday to 4 p m Monday County Judge Leonard King said the change avoided hardship for several members and noted theTuesday date.
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Childress County Historical Survey Committee
Robert E. Lee
Bohday
Leonard King
Youth Concert Invitation From Wichita Falls Symphony
Children from Childress schools are invited to a Youth Concert by the Wichita Falls Symphony Orchestra at 10 a.m. Saturday February 9 in Memorial Auditorium.
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Childress
Wichita Falls Symphony Orchestra
Memorial Audi
Cee Vee Youth Dies In Friday Night Wreck
Edward Dean Mc Intire 19 of Cee Vee died at the scene of a wreck north of Paducah on Farm-to-Market road 1440. Patrolman F E Johnson said the driver apparently fell asleep. the car ran off the road.
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Paducah
Cee Vee
Edward Dean McIntire
Department of Public Safety
F. E. Johnson
MccIntire
Poll Taxes Slow in Childress County Elections
Tax assessor A Fromm notes only 666 residents have paid poll taxes. counties plan school board, city council elections and a Greenbelt Municipal and Industrial Water Authority vote. A poll tax or exemption is required to participate. taxes are $1.75 each at the county office.
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Childress
Fromm
Greenbelt Municipal and Industrial Water Authority
Alpha Zeta Club Plans Block of Dimes Event
The Alpha Zeta Sub Junior Club will hold a Block of Dimes for the 1963 March of Dimes in Childress on January 6 in the 200 block of Main Street. Members include Earla Carmack Denise Stevens Jane Ragsdale Sue Yager Cheryl Decker and Rose Ann Hamilton. The line of coins will stretch one block on both sides of the street and the event will occur in the afternoon.
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Alpha Zeta Sub
Childress
Main Street
Alpha Zeta Club
Earla Carmack
Denise Stevens
Jane Ragsdale
Sue Yager
Cheryl Decker
Rose Ann Hamilton
Scouts Hold First Aid Contest in Bobcat Gym
All troops of the Boy Scouts of America enter a first aid contest at 6 30 pm Saturday in Bobcat Gym with the winning troop to receive a first aid kit.
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Boy Scouts of America
Bobcat
Death of Labor Leader Upsets British Party
LONDON.UPI A power struggle within the Labor Party follows the death of Hugh Gaitskell 56 leaving no automatic successor and threatening chaos amid a fragile British political scene. The party faces split loyalties as Macmillan seeks support for Europe and Polaris missiles while France blocks Britains Common Market bid.
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London
UPI
Labor Party
Hugh Gaitskell
Gaitskell
Harold Macmillan
Labor
Macmillan
Britain
Charles de Gaulle
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