Nations Form Four Nation Inquiry Over Nicaraguan War
A four nation OAS committee including the United States Brazil Mexico and Uruguay began an inquiry into whether the Nicaragua conflict threatens regional peace. The panel aims to assess further actions and may visit Nicaragua. Cuba and Venezuela opposed the intervention.
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Washington
UPI
Nicaragua
Hemisphere
United States
Brazil
Mexico
Uruguay
Council of the Organization of American States
OAS
Costa Rica
Venezuela
Cuba
Bolivia
Julio A. Lacarte
Klan seeks Faubus support as Arkansas reincorporates
A. C. Hightower, Arkansas Klan grand dragon, announced plans to revive the Ku Klux Klan in Arkansas and seek support from Gov. Orval Faubus. He stated cross burnings may occur, denied planned violence, and noted rechartering with a $12.50 filing fee. State officials indicated no legal barrier to reactivation.
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Little Rock
Ark
UPI
Ku Klux Klan
Arkansas
Orval E. Faubus
A. C. Hightower
United Press International
Hightower
Faubus
C. G. Hall
Hall
Jaycee Car Wash Set For Sunday
Jaycee car wash planned for Sunday by Childress Jaycees if weather allows. President Phil Feisal urged people to bring cars or call 7-2342 for pickup and delivery. Proceeds fund Jaycee projects.
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Jaycee Car Wash
Childress Jaycees
Phil Feisal
Jaycee
Raymond Hander to resign state veterinary post
Dr. Raymond Hander of Wichita Falls will retire from the State Board of Veterinary Examiners on August 29 after 12 years of service. He previously operated the Childress veterinary hospital and has served as president and secretary of the board.
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Childress
Raymond Hander
Wichita Falls
State Board of Veterinary Examiners
Hander
Childress Veterinary Hospital
Board of Veterinary Examiners
Former Resident Promoted by Disciple Church in Congo
Yarland S. Farmer, a former Childress resident and Disciples of Christ missionary to Puerto Rico for 12 years, is named administrative field secretary for the Disciple churches in the Belgian Congo. He will coordinate and interpret policies between the United Christian Missionary Society and the Congo field, with training in French and Lonkundo in Brussels and Coquilhatville before a likely office setup at Boende.
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Yarland S. Farmer
Disciples of Christ
Puerto Rico
Childress
Belgian Congo
Mr. Farmer
G. H. Farmer
Texarkana
United Christian Missionary Society
Disciples of Christ (Christian Churches) Board of Missions and Education
Robert G. Nelson
United Society
Africa
DCCM
Congo
Farmer
Lonkundo
Brussels
Belgium
Coquilhatville
Boende
Air-Conditioning Planned for City Auditorium at Fair Park
Two air conditioning units will be purchased for the City Auditorium at Fair Park. The Chamber of Commerce Park Committee decided this morning and will consult the City Council on installations and other details. Additional units may follow if meter revenue suffices.
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Fair Park
Faw Park
Chamber of Commerce Park Committee
Adenauer Elects to Stay Chancellor of West Germany
Adenauer, at 83, surprised by choosing to remain chancellor rather than pursue the presidency. The CDU faces a leadership scramble as internal and public reactions unfold with Geneva talks looming and Western positions at risk. Western officials and media react with shock and debate the move’s impact on East West negotiations and Berlin tolerances.
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Adenauer
Christian Democratic Party
Geneva
Christian Democratic
Bavaria
Herman Hoecher
West Germany
West Berlin
Kremlin
Storm Slam Hits Shamrock Texans Brace For Floods
A heavy hail and rain storm with winds up to 70 mph struck Shamrock and drenched parts of the Texas Panhandle and North Central Texas. Weather officials warned of rising creeks and a Trinity flood threat for two days, while power outages occurred and rainfall totals climbed across multiple counties.
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Shamrock
Texas Panhandle
Weather Bureau
Amon Carter
Chambers
Richland
Trinity
Rosser
Long Lake
Texas
San Saba
Bonehead Boys Plaque Presented For Edwin Cato Honor
A special meeting of the Bonehead Boys Explorer Scout Troop at the Veterans Building honored Edwin Cato. Scout Troop 622 of Houston presented a memoriam plaque through Jack Harper. A Knight of Pythias framed certificate also was given.
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Bonehead Boys
Explorer
Veterans Building
Alton Ryan
Edwin Cato
Jack Harper
Scout
Houston
Vernon Harper
Cato
The
Boneheads
W. Harper
A. V. McFarland
Knight of Pythias Lodge
Tony Hunter
Edwin “Kow’ Cato
Texas
Dinner Honors Andy Rogers
An Appreciation Dinner in Austin honored Senator Andy Rogers and Representative Grainger Mellhany for sponsoring key animal health measures in the 56th Legislature. The livestock marketing inspection bill, the veterinarian's reporting bill, and brucellosis control and eradication measures were cited. The dinner was hosted by the Animal Health Council, a coalition of 31 agricultural groups.
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Austin
Texas
Andy Rogers
Childress
Grainger Mellhany
Wheeler
Tex
The
Animal Health Council
Agriculture and Livestock
Candy Barr In Trouble Again
Texas dancer Candy Barr 23 was subpoenaed by Internal Revenue Service agents to testify in an inquiry into Mickey Cohen's finances. The subpoena was served at her Sunset Strip club apartment. Barr previously faced a 1957 marijuana possession case in Dallas with a 6 month sentence under appeal to a higher court.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Candy Barr
Mickey Cohen
Internal Revenue Service
Cohen
the Largo
Sunset Strip
Dallas
Tex
Miss Barr
Texas Court of Appeals
Nomination of Strauss To Be Called Today
The Senate delayed confirmation for Commerce Secretary Lewis L. Strauss with debate expected to begin today. Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson signaled a debate start as reports pro and con were filed Thursday night, while Republicans claimed the votes to confirm. Some opponents warned of extended debate as several senators were abroad, delaying any vote for about a week or more.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Commerce
Lewis L. Strauss
Lyndon B Johnson
Tex
Strauss
Calvin Cooli
Charles B. Warren
Atomic Energy Commission
London
Atlantic Congress
Steel Labor Talks Resume
United Steelworkers of America and steel industry negotiators resume deadlocked talks in New York under orders to issue a bargain or else ultimatum. The union accuses the demand for a one year wage freeze of bad faith and failing to replace the expiring contract. The International Executive Board authorized a notice to the industry bargainers and summoned the Wage Policy Committee to New York for a strategy meeting. President David J. McDonald said a date for the meeting will be set soon.
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New York
UPI
United Steelworkers of America
International Executive Board
David J. McDonald
USW
Childress School Ratings Prompt Site Talks
Ratings for the Childress School System were announced by the Survey Committee at Wilson School. East Ward led with 80.8, Wilson was 49 due to highway proximity, Junior High 79, Robert E Lee and High School 54 each.acreage needs cited include 20 for high, 10 junior high, five for elementary. A new high school site was debated for northwest Childress and areas near Fair Park. Next meeting July 2 will discuss finances.
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Childress
Wilson School
East Ward
Wilson
Robert F. Lee
Morris Wallace
Texas Tech
Robert FE. Lee
Senate Group Sets Saturday Tax Hearing Session
The Senate State Affairs Committee chaired by Dorsey Hardeman of San Angelo plans a Saturday session to finish hearings on the state's tax issue. The group rejected a move to reconvene the full Senate while Hardeman sought to adjourn to 10:30 a.m. Monday. Transit officials had asked for bus tax exemptions to ease temporary industry costs. Continued on page three.
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Austin Upi
Senate State Affairs
Dorsey Hardeman
San Angelo
Frank Owen
Eel Paso
Hardeman
Senate
State Affairs Committee
Tatempntry
The
Dalla
Reid's Approval Provokes Senate Diplomacy Debate
Senator William Fulbright condemned the Senate vote to confirm Oeden R. Reid as ambassador to Israel as un provident and irresponsible. Reid, speaking from Purchase New York, said he would not comment while noting his wife and he were pleased with the confirmation as Democrats showed reluctance to upset presidential appointment norms.
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Washington
UPI
William Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate
Oeden R. Reid
Israel
Reid
Fulbright
Foreign Relations Committee
N. Y
Dallas man flees during narcotics trial. warrant issued
Dallas man Leonard Smith known as Little Will, 32, asked to go to the rest room during a narcotics trial on Thursday and did not return. His $1,000 bond was forfeited and a bench warrant was issued with a new bond set at $10,000.
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Dallas
Leonard “Little Will” Smith
Herter Accuses East German Reds Of Espionage and Kidnapping
Secretary of State Christian Herter denounced Soviet espionage subversion and kidnapping activities centered in East Berlin as the Big Four foreign ministers meet. He presented a record of crimes including 103 kidnappings of West Berliners over 10 years and the recruitment of espionage agents to undercut stalled talks with Khrushchev and Gromyko.
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Christian Herter
Geneva
Russia
Berlin
Stewart Hensley
United Press International
UPI
East Berlin
Herter
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Andrew Gromyko
West Berlin
East Germany
Conrad Beats Old Record by 800 Miles
Los Angeles pilot Max Conrad completed a 58 hour 35 minute single engine flight from Casablanca to Los Angeles, covering 7,683 miles to break the previous 6,850 mile record by over 800 miles. He endured thirst and hunger, noting mint tea in Casabalanca tea tasted foul, with Arabs flavoring his thermos. He rested briefly in San Francisco before continuing home.
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Los Angeles
Max Conrad
Casablanca
Morocco
Conrad
San Francisco
Rain Falls for Fourth Straight Day Across Areas
Rain continued for the fourth day as totals reached .75 inches at The Index gauge and 0.89 inches at the FAA Station near the air field. Rain occurred on June 2, 3, 4, and today, with the lightest amounts June 3 downtown and near the air field. The shower ended around 12:30 p.m. Burlington reported about one inch in Shamrock during heavy rainfall.
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FAA
Air Field
Burlington
Shamrock
Earl Allen Sr Returns From Funeral Services
Mr and Mrs Earl Allen Sr have returned from Decatur where they attended funeral services Sunday for his mother Mrs E A Clark 75 who had been ill since last fall and died in a Decatur hospital last Friday Interment was in Decatur
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Earl Allen, Sr
Decatur
E. A. Clark
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