Fort Stockton Visitors and Local Updates in Texas
Fort Stockton residents hosted and visited relatives including Willie Rose family and Abilene guests Henry Doublet and John Loter. Fort Worth and Amarillo trips noted, along with a birthday dinner in Quanah. An accident left Ebb Thomas bruised but non fatal, with hospital X rays clear. Prince Philip may visit Moscow next May to open a British exhibit per Sunday Pictorial.
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T. A. Riddell
Special Index
Willie D. Rose
Fort Stockton
H. D. Rose
Henry Doublet
John Loter
Abilene
C. M. Horton
Lemma Hill
Vana Watts
Brenda and
Ray
Fort Worth
Orval Akers
Lucreuia
Eloise Gibson
George Smiths
Ronald Mills
Stratford
Fred Ballard
E. V. Lesley
Quanah
Ebb Thomas
Childress General Hospital
Joe Walker
Laurie
Thalis
Donald Love
Mary Dell Cowart
Hale Center
Philip
Russia
London
UPI
Prince Philip
Moscow
The
Sunday Pictorial
Queen Elizabeth
Soviet Union
Goffs and Kinfolk Share Summer Visits and News
Mrs. Tom Goff Ray Gambel spends summer in Shreveport with his mother. James Goff visits Amarillo with his brother. The Goffs accompany him home for a family gathering with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Goff. The Gambels, Woods, and Ledbetters also figure in visits and moving plans. A daughter born June 2 in Northwest Texas Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Goff of Amarillo. Grandparents listed in Tell and Amarillo. Patty Watts visits from Iowa Park to see her grandparents.
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Tom Goff
Special Index
Ray Gambel
Shreveport
Tom Ray
James Goff
Amarillo
Bill Goff
Goffs
Lotella Voyles
Joann Shelton
Childress
Goff
Elmer Hall
Gus Woods
W. M. Gambel
LaRue
Arkansas
Gene Gambel
Sunray
Dumas
Northwest Texas Hospital
Tell
Eldon Ledbetter
Patty Lou Watts
Iowa Park
J. A. Stinnett
Social Calendar with Officer Installation and Meetings
Weekly schedule lists Monday events for the Order of the Eastern Star installation and Central Christian meetings. Also notes University Readers at Mrs. Fletcher Carter home and WSCS circle organization, with Executive and Official Board gatherings. Wednesday and Thursday include Union Flat HDC, South Childress HDC, hosted at local homes with weather contingency at the Crow residence.
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the Order of the Eastern Star
Pmsday
Central Christian Cwf
Central Christian
Fletcher Carter
First Methodist
WSCS
Union Flat
W. Rule
3Rd St
South Childress
Fair Park
Carl Crow
Doris Shackelford
Crow
Avenue B
Almanac notes and D-Day date in June 6 history
UPI Almanac for Monday June 6 notes major historical events on this date including Nathan Hale born in 1755 and D-Day landings in 1944. It also records 1816 New England snow, Thomas Mann births, and a 1933 Camden drive in theater opening. New York reports German Defense Minister Franz Josef Strauss arriving for a 13 day US defense visit.
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Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Nathan Hale
New England
Thomas Mann
Camden
N.J
Dwight David Eisenhower
Normandy
New York
UPI
Franz Josef Strauss
Strauss
Brunswick
Maine
Cincinnati
Fort Sill
Okla
Fort Bliss
Tex
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Washington
Defense Department
One Up On Joneses Says No TV Ownership
David Bartlett advises in a Daily Telegraph letter that avoiding a television helps free time for better pursuits and if one owns a set the aerial should be hidden in the loft to stay discreet.
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Joneses London Upi
David Bartlett
Daily Telegraph
Temperatures Record Warm Weekend At Washington
The 24 hour period ending 11 a m Monday saw a high of 90 degrees at 5 p m Sunday and a low of 63 degrees at 1 and 2 a m Monday. Dr Norman Vincent Peale comments on Postmaster General Arthur Summerfields withdrawal of the administrations plea for postal increases for nonprofit mail.
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Washington
Norman Vincent Peale
Arthur Summerfield
Post area Weather and Local Social Notes
Locals report partly cloudy weather in the Childress area with a 5 to 84 forecast and scattered thunderstorm activity. A daughter weighing seven pounds eight ounces was born to Mr and Mrs Michie Robinson of Post at 4 p m June 4. Various visits and travel notes include residents from Fort Worth AmArillo Abilene Wichita Falls Denver and Salt Lake City. Explorer Post 64 returned from a Wichita Mountains trip and Delbert Wasson advises the post. Story Shrigged Farmers notes moisture at Union Flat.
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A. L. Robinson
Childress
Leon Campbell
Amarillo
Dixon Holman
Fort Worth
Ray C Green
Bill Sagers
Lula Mae Carter
Abilene
George Stewarts
Tom Roberson
Ann Elizabeth
Margaret Jo Roberson
Dallas
Mike Wilson, Jr
Denton
North Texas State College
Wilson
NTSC
Laurie Hughes
Chicago
Maude Simmons
Alvis Maddox
Maddox
Truman McFarlands
Johnny McCollum
Lubbock
Elizabeth Jarrell
Will Carter
Buster Carry
Wichita Falls
Gayle Price
Big Springs
Denver
Colo
Evelyn Dorsett
Galveston
E. Q. Hufstedler
Darrell Holleman
Johnny King
Roger
Salt Lake City
Utah
Harold Garner
Terry Lynn
Clyde Wells
Pampa
Eldon Smith
Ed Inmans
Marie Sims
Sue Sims
Donna Lewellen
Mary Brummett
Francis Webb
Ceta Glen Church
Explorer Post
Wichita Mountains
Delbert Wasson
Advanced Scouting
Defense Budget Seen Rising Up To One Billion
Washington reports forecast an increase of up to one billion dollars for the defense budget as East West Cold War tensions rise. Senate Appropriations plans begin drafting for fiscal year starting July, with Mahon noting possible but not drastic hikes. The House earlier approved 39.3 billion, trimming Navy carriers and boosting Polaris subs and airborne alert funds.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate Committee
George H. Mahon
Dtex
Horse Defense Appropriations
Congress
Mahon
House
Navy
Wall Street Charter Sees Rally May Extend Despite campaign
Wall Street analysts expect the summer rally to continue or gain breadth. Shearson Hammill & Co notes strengths in utilities steels construction stocks fiberglass makers and leading service stocks. Thomson & McKinnon highlights buoyant trends in National Cash Register and First Charter Financial while Continental Insurance eyes 45 a share earnings with 3.60 from investments and potential dividend hike.
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New York
UPI
Shearson Hammill & Co
Shearson
Thomson & McKinnon
National Cash Register
First Charter Financial
Boy with brain cancer visits Disneyland
Jimmy Robertson, six, of Norfolk Virginia, who is dying of brain cancer, visits Disneyland with his family. He expresses astonishment at seeing the park with his own eyes and shares hopeful words about the trip.
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Los Angeles
Jimmy Robertson
Norfolk
Disneyland
Sofa note reveals royal repairs span reigns from William IV to Elizabeth I
A Buckingham Palace worker reupholstering a sofa found a note in the stuffing stating the piece was last repaired in the reign of William IV (1830-1837). The sofa is now in the green drawing room with a second note claiming the last repair was in Elizabeth I’s era.
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London
UPI
Buckingham Palace
William IV
Elizabeth I
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Carol Higley
Woman's Editor
Sele
Cee Wee News
W. J. Carroll
Gaylean Riddells
Cotton Clinic
Hargrave
Nicky
Woodside
N.Y
Richard Maurel
the Almanac
United Press International
Defense
Stuttgart
Germany
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P. m
Evden Ll
Sharri Knight
Topeka
Kan
Wall Street Charter
Lily of
France
Brassieres
Focal
Singer Sewing Center
Fas As
Mer‘s
J. L. Byers
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