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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1961
Page
3
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On Monday First Methodist and Calvary Baptist host Bible School sessions while the Baptist Workers Conference meets in Chillicothe County Court House at 2 p.m. An Eastern Star meeting with officer installation follows at Mason ic Hall at 8 p.m. Tuesday features First Methodist WSCS at 3 p.m. A shower honoring Miss Frankie Barksdale is planned at Mrs. Mary Lou Tippett’s home in the afternoon. Thursday schedules include Larkspur Garden Club at 3 p.m.
United Press International reports a 10 minute excerpt from the Broadway Pulitzer prize winner All the Way Home aired on The Ed Sullivan Show. Arthur Hill and Lenka Peterson delivered a tense scene but Hill’s TV performance missed intimacy amid TV pressures.
Readable fragment shows South Childress HDC and High Point HD Club with event slots at 2 30 p m Friday and 2 p m respectively. No additional context or outcomes provided.
Local TV guide details primetime schedules for FOX KSYD KGNC KVII and KFDA channels. Programs span from 4:00 to 10:55 with news weather and entertainment including The Bigamist Whispering Smith Johnny Daly News and Peter Gunn.
TV listings for June 6, 1961 across KGNC Channel 4 KSYD Channel 6 and KFDA Channel 10 outline morning through late night programs. Shows include Today, Price Is Right, Loretta Young Theatre, The Millionaire, Edge of Night, Captain Kangaroo, Queen For A Day, and World Tomorrow style segments with weather and news updates.
A survey of television and stage highlights notes program shifts and standouts. It mentions Sullivan, Roger Williams, Mort Sahl, NBC and ABC lineups, Ed Murrow on Meet the Press, Chet Huntley Reporting, Lisa Howard and Andrei Gromyko in Vienna, Adlai Stevenson abroad, Ichabod and Me on CBS, and Steve Lawrence with Eydie Gorme for a USO special.
The 24 hour period ending 11 am Monday saw a high of 81 and a low of 61 degrees. Readings include 65 61 61, with one location reporting 33 degrees in Wyoming and another 103 degrees in Texas.
Joseph E. Granville of FE F Huttion Co forecasts a summer rally lifting the Dow Jones industrial average to multiple new highs. He cites capital goods leaders, especially beaten-down issue turnarounds in rubber, lead, coal, and auto equipment as key gainers. Bache & Co advocates defense stock upside with Lockheed, Martin, Boeing and mentions Ryan Aeronautical and Grumman as lower-priced favorites. Shearson Hamill & Co. notes tax-law changes to spur plant investment benefiting listed capital goods makers such as Baldwin-Lima, Blaw-Knox, E W Bliss, Bucyrus-Erie, Combustion Engineering, Danly Machine, Fluor, Ingersoll Rand, United Shoe Machinery, and Garner & Swasey.
A string of deadly incidents across Texas claims many lives. Fort Worth victims include the Beard family and Doris Elmore with her daughter Paula. Others killed are Bessie Morano and Monica Morano in Fort Worth, Atanacia Val enquela in El Paso, Ralph Murguia and Ronald Dempsey near Balmorhea, J C Rodman and Robert Cole near Pecos, Curtis Miller near El Paso, Henry Lee Bureson and Gail Latham near Killeen, Naval Commander Allan Hamersley near Grapevine, and drownings in Lake Striker and pools in various towns. A Briscoe crash near Austin killed two crewmen Wayne Ellison and Mauritz Soderlund. Victoria sees Milton Weber as a fifth local traffic victim in two weeks after a gravel-truck crash.
Five day forecast shows temperatures five to seven degrees above normal with scattered storms through midweek. Birth announced for a son to Mr and Mrs Butch Clifton at 1 26 am weighing eight pounds in Childress General. Paul Alleman Jr of Dallas visiting his father Hotel Childress manager Alleman Sr. Mrs M Crawford and relatives visit. Mrs James Allen of Lubbock and Mrs Joe Davis of Odessa.
A series of weekend visits highlighted the region. Fred Hays Jr. of El Campo and Jamie Hays of Lubbock stayed with their parents, the Fred Hays Sr. family, in Childress. Plainview guests, the Jerry Ticer family, joined in.
A government brief quoted in the article states that in the America of the sixties education for all is essential. It cites Kennedy noting that losing a child's education deprives them personally and permanently, hindering future job opportunities, life prospects, and even the right to vote.
President Kennedy and Prime Minister Macmillan held a private morning meeting at Admiralty House in Vienna seeking progress on disarmament and ending the cold war. A full team of advisers mostly stayed by, with only brief consultations.
Senator Javits said Goldwater is on track for the presidency but warned the Republican Party cannot win the White House unless it shifts toward a liberal direction. He noted leaders like Gov. Mark Hatfield of Oregon could emerge by 1964.
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