Public Record Bu ilding Permits and Local fines
Public record items list building permit issued for E B Johnson to add to 600 Ave F Se for 1 100 dollars. Seven people pay fines for traffic and alcohol violations. Marriages licenses issued for four couples and divorces noted Juan Munoz vs Ann Munoz Annie Ruth Jeter vs Clayborn Jeter. Warranty deeds record transfers and new motor vehicles registered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Johnson
Ave F Se
Barney Martin Foley
Gladys B. Martin
Eddie Ray Wren
Sherry Ann George
Ernest Andrews
Sherry Ann Young
Ronald Guyton
Travis Dale McCain
Sandra Lynn Hill
Lawrence Fitzhea Phillips
Willie Mae
Martin Robinson
Willie Sims
A. J. Ramming
Albert Jones
Jim Andrews
Et Ax
Jeanne Klindera
Daisy Avery
Willie Reese
M. D. Martin
Oldsmobile
Childress Meat Comany
Chevrolet
Sylvia Blackford
Howard Andrews
Rambler
Juan Munoz
Ann Munoz
Annie Ruth Jeter
Clayborn Jeter
Montgomery Criticizes Eisenhower Again in Normandy Anniversary
British paper urges restraint as Viscount Montgomery repeats attack on General Eisenhower. Montgomery, 76, declines further comment after a Normandy ceremony and museum tribute. Editorials laud Eisenhower while Lord Tedder blasts Montgomery’s remarks as childish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
UPI
Viscount Montgomery
Hower
Montgomery
Normandy
Europe
Eisenhower
Aldershot
London Evening Standard
Gettysburg
Lord Tedder
Royal Air Force
Montgest
Rgomery
Tedder
Rules for horse care and stable sanitation guidance
The article stresses safety and health for horse and handler, promoting sanitation and management when keeping horses in town. It warns dirty pens and lack of pasture cause health problems, noting this season is especially bad for parasites from manure and overcrowded stalls.
Northern Dancer Fails In Belmont Triple Crown Bid
Northern Dancer, after Derby and Preakness wins, entered Belmont Stakes as favorite but Quadrella upset the field by two lengths. Roman Brother finished second with Hill Rise fourth before 61,215 at Belmont Park. Willie Shoemaker’s foul claim on Northern Dancer was denied. betting set a Belmont record of 903,948 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Roman Brother
Northern Dancer
Hill Rise
Willie Shoemaker
Bill Hartack
Edward P. Taylor
Toronto
Sir Barton
Gallant Fox
Omaha
War Admiral
Whirlaway
Count Fleet
Assault
Citation
Quadrangle
Husky
Paul Mellon
Rokeby Stable
Leniths
Pimlico
Pensive
Tim Tam
Carry Back
Giants Gain Lead With 4-2 Win Over Phillies
San Francisco catcher Tom Haller hit a two run homer in the ninth off Ed Roebuck to break a 2-2 tie and give the Giants a 4-2 victory in Philadelphia. Billy O'Dell earned the win after relieving Jack Sanford as San Francisco moved four percentage points ahead in the National League. Sanford and Phillies starter Dennis Bennett pitched a duel through most of the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
UPI
Tom Haller
San Francisco
Philadelphia Phillies
Haller
Ed Roebuck
Jesus Alan Haller
Billy O'Dell
Jack Sanford
Phillies
Giants
Sanford
Phils
Dennis Bennett
Sanitary care and vaccination for horses to prevent disease
The article stresses cleaning stalls and proper manure removal to reduce flies and mosquitoes that spread diseases like Encephalomyelitis. It urges vaccination of horses and good sanitary management to protect human and animal health, advising regular supplies of water, feed, clean pens, drainage, and insecticide spraying.
Moderates Face Goldwater Surge in GOP Race
Eisenhower met with Scranton to discuss politics and the presidential race as Goldwater won California, stirring moderate GOP tensions. Officials consider a moderate running mate for Goldwater while Eisenhower weighs his stance and a possible convention draft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commy
Scranton
Goldwater
California
Eisenhower
White House
Eaders
Conmy
Pirates Colts game postponed by wet rounds
The scheduled Saturday afternoon baseball game between the Pittsburgh Pirates and the Houston Colts was postponed due to wet rounds, postponing a key matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
UPI
Pittsburgh Pirates
Houston Colts
Visionary aid worker Genevieve Caulfield honored for Asia relief work
Genevieve Caulfield, a blind activist who built schools for the blind in Bangkok and northern Thailand, then expanded programs in Vietnam, accepted the Presidential Medal of Honor for her Asia outreach. She founded centers in Bangkok and Chiang Mai and aided Saigon’s blind program under private support.
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Gay Pauley
UPS
New York
UPI
Southeast Asia
Orient
Genevieve Caulfield
Khrushchev
Mao
Philippines
Hawaii
California
Asia
Peace Corps
Johnson
United States
Suffolk
Perkins School For
Overbrook Schol
Trinity College
Washington
D. C
Columbia University
Japan
Bangkok
Foundation For
Chieng Mai
Thailand
Ngo Dinh Diem
Viet Nam
Saigon
Association of Friends of
Irish Whisky Distillation Terms Defined by Researchers
New York researchers from the House of John Jameson explain wort as the unfermented liquid from ground grain mash wash as the fermented liquid ready for distillation and worm as the large condenser. Inventory value of Illinois live stock and poultry stood at 717,524,000 as of January 1, 1964, down 12 percent from the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New ‘York
UPI
House of
John Jameson
Springfield
Ill
Benham and Smith lead in multiple county pool counts across boxes
The record details scores and leaders like Benham and Smith across numerous boxes such as Box No 3 at LOCO LONE and Box No 12 at NORTHEAST CHILDRESS. It lists pool tallies with Baker and others, including U S Representative at large pools and local counts, plus officials Slover and Gilley Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Baker
Smith
Benham
Harrell
Arge Pool
Carey
Sheriff
Tell
Constable
Slover
Gilley, Jr
Northeast
Childress
U. S
South Childress
Sheriff Smith
Bobcat Band Seeks Calendar Sales For State Fair Trip
Members of the Bobcat Band organize a calendar fundraiser to cover travel costs for their October trip to the State Fair of Texas. For two listings the price is 2 dollars, for no listings 1 dollar, with orders taken by phone weekday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pye One
Bobcat
John Martin
Texas
Laos Accord Violations Echo North Vietnamese Role
The 1962 Geneva accord promised Laos neutrality and a withdrawal of foreign forces. The United States and South Vietnam accuse the Communists of violating the pact by remaining in the country and aiding the Pathet Lao, which has refused to fully cooperate and recently pulled its two cabinet members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laos
United States
South Viet Nam
Washington
Vientiane
Pathet Lao Ng Pathet Lao
Precinct 1 Constables Named in Local Records
Names and numbers list Constable Slover and Gilley Jr in Precinct 1 records along with Pool Baker and Sheriff Smith with related codes. The two entries show Slover and Gilley Jr with different figures, indicating multiple assignments or identifiers in the precinct.
Dallas County Returns in Democratic and Republican Runoffs
UPI reports late returns from 168 of 254 Texas counties showing Democratic and Republican runoff results. Baker leads in at large with 119 009 votes while Pool has 170 888. De la Garza 25 467 and Rodriguez 11 725 for District 15 across 11 counties, eight complete. District 16 tally shows Gregor 3 237 and White 4 852. Republican runoff totals from six counties with 85 complete favor Bush 36 711 and Cox 16 399.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
UPI
Texas Election Bureau
Baker
Congress
de la Garza
Rodriguez
Gregor
White
Bush
Cox
Austin Man Leads CCC Invitational After 27 Holes
Dudley Krueger of Austin took the lead with a 10 stroke total after 27 holes in the Childress County Club Invitational. Johnny McConnel of Childress slipped to third as Quanah’s John Stanton trailed. Championship Flight standings list Lloyd Towles Altus 115 and Dick Truitt Quanah 116 among others.
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Dudley Krueger
Austin
Childress County Club
Johnny McConnel
Childress
Quanah
John
Lloyd Towles
Altus
Dick Truitt
George Morey
Charles Rogers
Charlie Brown
James Madison
Amarillo
Ed Lampshire
L. V. Anderson
Paducah
RC. Anderson
Larry Hert
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George Washington
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Monty
Informa
Tion
Andy Rogers Childress Insurance Agency
Main ST
Womans
Austin Man
Underworld’s Fair
Stanton
Meramec Caverns
Jesse James
Vevrolet
T-M-T
Panhandle Motor Company
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