Dorothy Loudon Finds TV Success After Ed Sullivan Bomb
New Hampshire native Dorothy Loudon rose to fame on The Garry Moore Show after an Ed Sullivan Show bombing. She recalls the failed Sullivan appearance, Moore's encouragement, and her later Broadway rise in Nowhere To Go But Up.
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Dorothy Londons
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Syracuse University
New York Lca Ses
Garry Moore
Carol Burnett
Woman, 89, dies in Fort Worth home blaze
An 89 year old Fort Worth woman identified as Mattie Vaughn was found burned to death in her home by a neighbor. Firemen said her clothes likely caught fire as she tried to extinguish a small blaze, and they believe she had been dead about 24 hours.
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Midland man crushed to death by overturned vehicle
Cecil A. Threet, 48, of Midland, Texas, was killed Friday when an overturned vehicle fell on him near Stanton. In El Paso, Sam Dwyer, long time Democratic county chairman, was freed on $10,000 bond on federal charges for failing to file income tax returns over five years.
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Chevrolet II Offers Savings and Self-Adjusting Brakes
The copy highlights a Chevrolet II with growing savings, self adjusting brakes and a durable exhaust system. It mentions a Delcotron generator for battery reserve power and promotes low price, neat interiors, and Body by Fisher craftsmanship with a call to visit a Chevrolet dealer soon.
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Estelline High basketball team earns trophies in Turkey District
The Estelline High boys took third place and the girls second in the Turkey District Junior High Tournament. Gary Walker earned All-District honors while Durlene Ward and Cherri Rapp received trophies on the girls team. The Ophelia Club thanks Hinton family for aid to stranded members and notes new football jackets for the high school team.
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Kelen
Bob Hinton
Raleigh Adams
Clarendon
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Buke Adams
C. A. Rapp
Brent Nivens
Marie
Michael Hutchins
Bill Davis
Stanley Nelson
J.M. Ferrer Sr
Lara Marcum
Joe Allen Ballard
A. E. Ward
Ed Browder
West Texas
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Shiper
Paul
Browder
Memphis
Brenda Hood
Electra
Carolyn Knox
Rolfe Wooten
Clarence Wootens
Karent Roberts
Rod
Canyon
Mike Mason
Amarillo
Joe Eddins
C. T. Jarvis
Roberts
Billy Dee Bowman
Jesse Corona
Jo Ed Capell
Albert
David
Vinita
Vega
Lions Club
Turkey
Gary Walker
Durlene Ward
Cherri Rapp
Durlene
Cherri
EsteHine High
Fort Worth Markets Trim Cattle Hogs and Grain Trends
Weekly livestock and grain report from Fort Worth notes 3 800 cattle and 800 calves with movement down by cold weather. Slaughter steers and heifers sold 25-50 lower, cows and slaughter calves steady, bulls up 25, feeders 50 lower. Hogs receipts 1 125 with prices 25 lower for barrows and gilts, sows 50-100 lower. Sheep receipts 8 300 with slaughter lambs 5 lower, yearlings steady and ewes higher. Grain prices mixed with white corn up to highest since Aug 1962, No 2 white oats 90 02, No 2 barley 1 24-1 26, sorghums steady near 2 08-2 13 per cwt. Dow Jones indices mixed gains. Lakeview Tuesday game recap. ninth grade assembly Wednesday. girls 36 44 loss, boys 31 63 win.
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Miracles and Faith In the Holy Child Jesus
The piece reflects on miracles proving God's power from biblical times to today. It asserts Jesus’ miracles show divine authority and challenge unbelief, calling believers to faith and divine intercession for strength and healing. It closes with a prayer thanking God for the Holy Child and asking renewed trust in God for wondrous deeds.
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Christ
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Cotton futures end week with a brisk late rally
UPI reports irregular trading in cotton futures through a quiet week ended with a sharp late-session rise. Old crop months stayed steady while later deliveries fluctuated, and traders weighed possible future cotton price legislation amid a week’s close at 32.01 cents per pound for October 1963.
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