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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1958
Page
2
Lynch to fight Tony Dibiase in a TV bout at St Nicholas Arena on July 2 after outpointing Dibiase in New York on Monday.
Lynch weighed 147 pounds to Dibiase's 149 pounds for a 10 round decision in a close exciting bout. Brenner will select the opponent later this week.
Fragmented OCR reads like a TV listings and weather note from a local paper. Mentions Shaw, Edwards, and Pat as hosts or guests with interview or show prompts.
A local event titled Treasure Hunt to Price Right airs at 0:30. The program invites residents to participate in a game show style activity with prize incentives and community engagement.
A scanned TV guide shows a July 2 schedule with NBC CBS ABC and local channels listing morning to evening programs. Titles include Truth Or Consequences Matinee Theatre Queen For A Day Captain Kangaroo Love Of Life Search For Tomorrow As The World Turns Edge Of Night and The Secret Storm among others.
Fort Worth routed Dallas 4-1 in the opener behind Marcelino Solis his 13th win of the season. Dallas forced a 2-1 10th inning victory in the nightcap with Joe Macko homering, but Fort Worth won 2-1 in the 10th to sweep the doubleheader before 10 552 fans.
Dublin elects Catherine Byrne as the city’s first lady mayor defeating Robert Briscoe by 23 to 17 on the fifth count at City Hall. Briscoe conceded with a V for victory gesture drawing cheers from the crowd as Byrne makes history.
Barry MacKay stands as the sole U.S. male survivor in the Wimbledon singles while Americans pursue semi final berths. Defending women's champion Aithea Gibson faces fifth seed Shirley Bloomer as Mimi Arnold and Suzi Kormoczi meet in the unseeded women’s draw. Margaret Osborne du Pont, 40, who won in 1947, faces Angela Mortimer as the Wimbledon slate unfolds.
Temperatures fell into the 70s as cloud cover spread over Texas. Lufkin posted a 65 low while Presidio and Galveston reached 80. Houston measured 0.1 inch of rain and Midland a trace. Wind warnings remained in effect on North Texas lakes until sundown.
The maximum temperature for the 24 hour period ending at 11 am Tuesday was 97 degrees at 4 pm Monday. Read The Classifieds.
Dodd notes autopsy needed as traces of poison may explain deaths. Mrs. Denney jailed after Monday arrest. she wore a flowered dress and denture plates, claims to have once held more arsenic than her husband. She says Denney ran a Kilgore tavern and kept drunk companions.
In a report, officers search for a suspect who reportedly visited a cemetery where workers were exhuming her husband. The suspect allegedly warned that she did not commit the crime. Sheriff Turners and Denney note a 1953 marriage and a separation last June with threats alleged by the woman.
PASTEETH is an alkaline powder that secures false teeth more firmly for easier eating and speaking. A light sprinkle on plates reduces gummy aftertaste and denture breath, available at drug counters under the brand ASTEETH.
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