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Childress Index

Location

Childress, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1962

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Ground Is Broken For New Canadian River Dam

Secretary Udall presided at a groundbreaking near Borger for the 102 million Sanford Dam and reservoir to serve 11 cities with municipal and industrial water. About 3 000 people attended as Burr and dignitaries from Texas and New Mexico celebrated a project funded by 96 million in local repayments over 50 years.

Sanford UPI Borger Panhandle West Texas Udall Fritch Tex U. S Ralph Yarborough

Yarborough Endorsed Billie Sol Estes for Cotton Panel

Birmingham report cites Sen Ralph Yarborough D Texas endorsing Billie Sol Estes for the National Cotton Advisory Committee last year. Dr Alexander Nunn says Texans and Agriculture Department officials advised Estes before invitation. Nunn notes the group was informal and Estes served as its chairman. He declines to name the Texans.

Birmingham UPI Billie Sol Estes National Cotton Advisory Committee Ralph Yarborough D-Tex Alexander Nunn Agriculture Department Estes Nunn Progressive Farmer Magazine Texas

Under The Stars Group Selects Play For Start

Readings for roles in Moliere The Imaginary Invalid will be presented by Under The Stars July 23 with two sessions 3 to 4 pm and 6 to 7 pm at the Rotary Bowl. Jim Hamilton says an English version will be used and auditions target five female and five male roles. Volunteers are needed for lighting costuming and props.

Moliere Childress Jim Hamilton Rotary Club Hamilton

Contributions To Old Settlers Support Free Barbecue

The Old Settlers Association has received several contributions to buy beeves for a free barbecue during Childress founding observance on July 18. President Mrs. Carrie Hardin stated the goal is two beeves and a directors meeting is set for 8 p m Tuesday at city hall.

Old Settlers Association Carrie Hardin

Eleven Childress Guard Members Depart for Fort Polk Training

Eleven Childress members of the Texas National Guard and the 36th Division left Saturday night for North Fort Polk Louisiana for two weeks of summer training. Officers and enlisted from the 1st Battle Group and Company E Wellington led the group. They will return on Sunday July 15.

Childress Texas National Guard 36Th Division North Fort Polk 1St Battle Group Bill Leonard Earnest Lane Jerry Hassell Tom Higley Wellington Leonard King, Jr Wes Smith Henry Brazier Clifford Mullins Leeman Weir Dan Greer Charles Mack

Suspects Freed After Bank Robbery Probe In Dallas

Two suspects aged 29 and 17 released after police found no link to the $6,500 Greenville Avenue State Bank robbery. Bank tellers could not identify either youth during processing.

Dallas Greenville Ave

Senator Rogers and Dr Townsend Attend Sanford Dam Dedication

State Senator Andy Rogers and Dr S H Townsend president of the Greenbelt Municipal and Industrial Water Authority attended the dedication ceremonies of Sanford Dam near Borger on Saturday.

Andy Rogers S. H. Townsend Greenbelt Municipal and Industrial Water Authority Sanford Dam Borger

Question Ousted AD Official 2nd Time

Washington faces fresh questioning as a former Agriculture Department aide tied to indicted Texas financier Billie Sol Estes is grilled for a second time behind closed doors. The session follows his firing for missing departmental questioning and ties to Ralph and Estes in a Texas inquiry.

Washington UPI House Agriculture Department Texas Billie Sol Estes L. H. Fountain Dn.c William Morris Agriculture Orville L. Freeman James T. Ralph Estes Dallas Estes Accom Karl Mundt R-S.d Orville Freeman Secretary of Agriculture Senate Freeman NEA Telephoto

House Extends Sugar Act and Export Controls in Urgent Session

The House raced to extend the sugar export controls and renegotiation authority set to expire at midnight, with Kennedy expected to sign after Mexico trip. A separate measure would raise the debt ceiling to a record 308 billion, while a three year export regulation extension tightens curbs on strategic shipments to unfriendly powers and grants new company appeal rights under renegotiation statutes.

Washington House Kennedy Mexico U. S Senate United States

Deputy Sheriff Revives 14-Month-Old in Bathtub

In Houston, Deputy Calvin Atkins 35 revived Terry Allen Nash 14 months old after seven minutes using mouth to mouth respiration. The boy lay in three inches of water when the mother Mrs Louise Nash returned to find him unresponsive and lifeless.

Houston UPI Calvin Atkins Terry Allen Nash Atkins Louise Nash

Churchill Recovers From Broken Thigh After Surgery

In London 87 year old Sir Winston Churchill shows progress after surgery to mend his broken femur. Doctors report he is more comfortable and free from pain and he dined on chicken strawberries champagne and brandy. He was flown to London Friday and remains under care at Middlesex Hospital with Archbishop of Canterbury visiting delayed due to medical rounds.

Churchill Middlesex Hospital Lord Moran Monte Carlo London Royal Air Force Winnie Archbishop of Canterbury Riviera

Tornado Hits Wichita Falls damaging park and stores

A dusk tornado near Wichita Falls wrecked a firecracker stand and a block long discount department store causing thousands of dollars in damage with no injuries reported. The storm also spawned heavy rain and congestion across the region, with additional incidents and widespread flooding in parts of Texas.

Discount Wichita Falls E. B. Smith Smith Gulf of Mexico Panhandle Houston Amarillo Austin Red River Waco Page

Food Spending in Childress County Tops Three Million

A Standard Rate and Data Service survey shows Childress County households spent 3 047 000 on food last year, up from 3 015 000. Take home food bills averaged 1 076 per household, higher than Texas and national levels, driven by income, pent up need, and steady prices.

New York Childress County Standard Rate and Data Service Childress Childeress United States Texas

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