Argentina Demands Eichmann Return from Israel in Ultimatum
Argentina warns of complete diplomatic break and recalls ambassador unless Adolf Eichmann is returned within a week. Buenos Aires also demands punishment of the ex-Nazi’s Israeli rescuers and questions Israel’s leadership on trial method. West Germany offers aid to Israel for extradition preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. F. Horsey
United Press International
Buenos Aires
Argentina
UPI
Israel
Adolf Eichmann
United Nations
Arie Levavn
Eichmann
Russia Delays Disarmament Talks Ahead of UN Assembly
Geneva reports say the Soviet Union stalls on disarmament until the UN General Assembly resumes in fall. Khrushchev’s plan may be used for propaganda to win support from undecided nations. France Britain and Canada hint at possible readiness to negotiate practical disarmament issues, while Western allies demand prior verification and safeguards before any treaty.
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Geneva
UPI
United Nations General Assembly
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Band School Ends Friday in Quanah
The Green belt Summer Band School final concert is at 7 30 p m Friday in Quanah city park with the Green belt Cadet Stage and twirling groups. Miss Betty Black of Childress is Twirler of the Week to be featured. Seventeen local students attend the school under Director Don Davis and instructor Linda Denny with two weeks of intensive handwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenbelt
Quanah
Betty Black
Childress
Marilyn Baker
Donna Cole
Jean
Joan King
Sandra Sally
Terry Terrell
Jane Vaughn
Jimmie Ruth Weir
Earla Carmack
Jeanette Coyle
Carol Denny
Sheila Devoll
Marsha Harris
Chris King
Linda Mooney
Glanel Webb
Don Davis
Linda Denny
Hero
Davis
More Fashion More Quality Lower Prices at Johns Furniture
Johns Furniture showcases extended fashion driven lines with improved fabrics and sturdier construction at reduced prices. Shoppers may find contemporary upholstery and bedroom sets offering strong value while supplies last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johns’ Furniture Company
Cemetery thefts shock Chief Maddox in Childress
Chief of Police Alvis Maddox criticized a new low in thievery after water hoses rakes and flowers were stolen from the Childress cemetery. He warned the thief or thieves to stop and said police will deal severely with anyone caught stealing from the cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvis Maddox
Childress
Maddox
Spelling 'Eudaemonic' Wins 1960 Spelling Bee
Henry Fledman aged 13 from Oak Ridge Tennessee won the 33rd National Spelling Bee defeating Betty Jean Altschul of Norfolk Virginia. He correctly spelled velleity and then eudaemon ic to secure the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Henry Fledman
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Henry
Betty Jean Altschul
Norfolk
WWI Veterans To Hold District 18 Meeting Here
World War I Veterans and Auxiliary will host a one day District 18 meeting at the Veterans Building. The event has no registration fee and starts at 10 30 a m with Jim Martindale named local Commander. A noon meal is served army style and sessions resume at 1 30 p m with business meetings to follow.
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World War I Veterans and Auxiliary
District 18
Jim Martindale
City Manager Louis Sally Returns From State Meet
Louis Sally, city manager, arrived home after attending a gathering of state city managers in Edinburg. The group announced that next year’s meeting will be held in Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Sally
Edinburg
State
Austin
Red River Valley Translator Association Meets Tonight
President Jack Fox reminds members of the Red River Valley Translator Association meeting at 8 in the Commissioners Courtroom at the courthouse. The session covers association affairs and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red River Valley Translator Association
Commissioners
Jack Fox
Weather Hits Texas Nature Bluffs with Light Rain and Hail
Tornadoes and storms sweep through a Texas county as lightning strikes a J. J. Laningham farm home, knocking out power. Repairs by WTA crews end after dusk while FAA records show 3.30 inches for the month. farmers delay harvesting and may replant cotton if conditions improve. Baylor Lake and Lake Childress report heavy rainfall with northeast areas hardest hit. Continues on Pace Three.
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Mother Nature
FAA
Tell
J. J. Laningham
WTA
Baylor Lake
Childress
Union May Call Lockheed Strike
The machinists union threatened a five day notice to end contracts with Lockheed, potentially guiding about 10 000 IAM members to strike at Van Nuys Sunnyvale and Santa Cruz plants after talks broke down. Convair workers remained on strike at Atlas bases while small groups hit ran at Pomona and other plants to slow production and fund the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Difgo
Calif
UPI
Convair
Lockheed
International Assn
Machinists Iam
van Nuys
Sunnyvale
Santa Cruz
Pomona
Rockefeller Attacks Nixon Shocks GOP Leaders
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller sharply criticized President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon in a proclamation of his own GOP program. He invited Nixon to respond while Republicans debated Nixon's hold on the nomination. Eisenhower and Nixon declined to comment. Morton questioned Nixon's certainty, amid talk Rockefeller might be drafted. The three day Republican meeting opens with this contest for party leadership.
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Raymond Lahr
United Press International
Washington
UPI
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
GOP
New York
Nixon
White House
Rockefeller
Morton
Ton B. Morton
New York City
East Germany Returns American Glider Pilot
An American glider pilot Richard A. Schreder 44 of Toledo Ohio was returned by East German authorities in a rapid exchange aided by two other U.S. pilots Andrew Samuth Tecumseh Michigan and John Ryan Scottsdale Arizona who drove across the border to fetch him Schreder had radioed he was lost over the Baltic Sea and nearly crashed near the Baltic island of Fehmarn before landing near Luebeck. His wife Angelike and two crewmen traveled to Luebeck to assist and the rescue underscored a rare wartime-style cooperation amid Cold War tensions.
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Luebeck
Germany
UPI
East Germany
Richard A. Schreder
Toledo
Ohio
West Germany
Andrew Samuth
Tecumseh, Mich
John Ryan
Scottsdale, Ariz
Iron Curtain
Baltic
Ruegen
Schreder
Rifle Club Wins 4 H First Place at State Roundup
The American Legion Junior Rifle Club from Childress won first place in the state 4 H Roundup held at Texas A M campus. Team members Gary Tasseall Truitt Ball Harold Walkup and Sammy Bushon coached by Dewey Bushon. Maverick and Upton Counties placed second and third in the rifle team event. Over 1 800 4 H teams from across Texas competed in 26 contests and demonstrations. State Roundup concludes the 4 H year after divisional wins.
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Childress
American Legion Junior Rifle Club
Texas A&m
Dewey Bushon
Gary Tassell
Truitt Ball
Harold Walkup
Sammy Bushon
Maverick
Upton
Texas
Couries
Lane Selected Drum Major In Try-Outs
Tryouts held this week in the high school band room chose Jimmy Lane as drum major for 1960-60 with Jane Vauehn. Lane, a senior and three year drum major, also plays trombone. Six twirlers were chosen from eight contestants: Betty Black Marilyn Baker Jean King Joan King Donna Cole and Pat Davenport. The group plans to attend the McMurry College band and twirling school in July. Bob Little of Kansas tutored the tryouts for the Greenbelt Summer Band School at Quanah.
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Don Davis
Jimmy Lane
Jane Vauehn
Lane
Betty Black
Marilyn Baker
Jean
Joan King
Donna Cole
Pat Davenport
McMurry College
Bob Little
Kansas
Greenbelt
Quanah
CHS Athletes Start Summer Conditioning Under Coach Haralson
Childress High School athletes begin a summer conditioning program approved by the Texas Interscholastic League. Head coach Bill Haralson says sessions are Mondays and Thursdays at 8 p.m. with 21 boys attending Monday and more expected. The program includes weight lifting, trampolining, basketball, and volleyball.
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Childress High School
Bill Haralson
Haralson
Johnson Held In Lieu Of Fine For Theft
Dallas Johnson remained in county jail in lieu of a fine for theft under five dollars. Deputy Sheriff Kenneth Hulen arrested him for stealing a hand sprayer from a local garage Monday. He appeared in Justice Court and was assessed a $29.50 fine.
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Dallas Johnson
Johnson
Kenneth Hulen
Justice Court
Ertsaas Sees Powers Release by Russians
Norways editor Karl Ertsaas visiting Childress predicted U S pilot Francis Powers would be released by the Russians. He spoke at a Rotary Lions and Jaycees gathering and offered no detail on timing or conditions of any release. Ertsaas noted Russia as a neighboring country and accepted a cowboy hat from Childress Jaycees president Bill Hajek.
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Francis Powers
Karl Ertsaas
Norway
Childress
Ertsaas
Powers
Rotary
Lions and Jaycees
United States
State Department
Chicago
Bill Hajek
Childress Jaycees
Elven Watkins
Melbourne Fla
Childress Rotary Club
Jeff Henderson
Nikie In Policy Trouble At Home
Krushchev faces a Kremlin policy clash as rival camps dispute his foreign policy and recent anti-West rhetoric. Neutral diplomats say no single rival threatens his leadership yet a hard line faction pressured him toward the Paris summit defeat.
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Nikie
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Paris
United Press International
Khrushchevy
Red China
Menderes Charged With Planned Killing of Cadets
Gen Cemal Gursel alleged that Adnan Menderes planned to wipe out 1500 military college cadets to weaken the army. Bayar and Ankara’s former governor discussed the plan, amid post coup arrests and a May 28 regime overthrow. Large protests supported Gursel in Istanbul as student demonstrations escalated.
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United Press International
Ankara
Turkey
UPI
Adnan Menderes
Cemal Gursel
Menderes
Gursel
Celal Bayar
Istanbul
Beyazit Square
Coed
First Army
Fahri Ozdilek
Little Girl Rescued From Texas Flood Waters
Turbulent weather ripped through the Texas Panhandle with hail high winds and multiple tornadoes. Seven year old Virginia Colene Marshall found clinging to a tree after a flood carried her parents and six siblings to safety. An elderly man Tom Shaver, 72, died racing to a storm cellar and five others were injured as a tornado lifted a stalled car and slammed it down. The family was en route to Chandler Arizona when their pickup stalled on US 70 near Paducah as water rose rapidly. Virginia was rescued an hour later and other storm damage occurred across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Texas
Texas Panhandle
Weather Bureau
Tom Shaver
Paducah
Lucy Marshall
Virginia
Clarendon
James Britton
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Demo Delegates To Caucus In Austin
Childress County delegates to the State Democratic Convention are invited to a pre-convention caucus in Austin at the Commodore Perry Hotel on the evening of June 13. The 18th District counties will attend and all Childress delegates are instructed to vote the unit rule for Lyndon B. Johnson. Andy Rogers will head the county group and plans to attend the caucus.
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Childress County
Andy Rogers
Childress
Commodore Perry
Austin
Lyndon B. Johnson
Rogers
Caucks
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Offutt, Neb
Warren Wye
Repulican National Committee
Federation Aeronautique International Fat
Paul A. Schweizer
Elmira
N.Y
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Fehmarn
Richard Johnson
Arlington, Tex
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K. C. Thaler
London
Krémttiy
Reem
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Soviet Union
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