Local Forecast and Community Notes Mix
Local forecast mentions possible thunderstorms Sunday night with highs near 80. Birth announcements include De ia Elkins born May 27 in Buffalo weighing seven pounds twelve ounces. grandparents listed as Mr and Mrs Lonnie Cite. Various notes cover students, visits, and a heart attack hospital update.
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Lou Elkins
Buffalo
N.Y
Deia Elkins
Lonnie Cite
Childress
Heather
Danny Robert
Celia Maris
Lon Elkine
North Buffalo
Local residents share visits and health updates during week
Fort Worth residents report hospital tests and recoveries. Douglay Self underwent surgery while John Casebier and Lin traveled to Hobbs New Mexico after visiting Mrs. Hardin in Fort Worth. Mrs. Sexauer of Memphis visited her mother Mrs. Hardin and family. C B Sikes returned from Temple where he was examined at Scott and White Hospital. Family night at Elks Lodge set for Monday at seven with lodge members and families invited. Clifton Inman and Albuquerque relatives visit his parents in Fort Worth and nearby area. A P Wright and Grand Prairie family spend weekend with Mrs H E Sherwood and Mary Jane Heath. Rob Robinson and Rev Mrs Robinson visited their son Jim Boyd in Fort Worth after stopping to see Mrs Illy Compton in Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglay Self
Fort W
John Casebier
Hobbs
N.M
Tom Hardin
Robert Sexauer
Memphis
Hardin
C. B. Sikes
Temple
Scott and White Hospital
Frank Dorsey
J. M. Dorsey
Laubboek
Clarence Dorsey
Roswell
N. M
Elks Lodge
Scottie Clements
Clifton Inman
Albuquerque
Leo Inman
Vernon Eubank
A. P. Wright
Grand Prairie
Childress Resients
H. E. Sherwood
Mary Jane Heath
Rob Robinson
Robinson
Jim Boyd
Fort Worth
Illy Compton
Vernon
Childress Texas Daily Newspaper Notice Fragment
Fragmentary notice from The Childress paper includes publisher and manager names, a consolidation note with The Post, and publication schedule. It references entry as second class matter and mentions correction policy for mispellings or misstatements.
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Morrtada
J. Huddleston
Mana Hall
Miller Adv
Mana Glen Stiner Mee
Post
Turda
Ees
Marva
Chudgees
Mangremear
Korean worker dies of shock reading Kennedy death
A 53 year old office worker Lee Ki sok died of shock while reading a newspaper account of Senator Robert F Kennedy’s death, reported by the Korean Herald on Saturday. The same dispatch notes the North Carolina School of Fine Arts Symphony Orchestra began a concert tour in Italy.
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Seoul
South Korea
UPT
Lee Ki-sok
Robert F. Kennedy
Korean Herald
Rome
UPI
North Carolina School of Fine Arts
Italy
Wettest Place on Earth Located in Hawaii
United Press International notes Mt. Waiahale in Hawaii as the wettest spot with an annual average rainfall of 460 inches.
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United Press International
Mt. Waiahale
Hawaii
Twin inspectors pursue global manhunt tied to Mississippi murder
Inspector Noel Thompson leads detectives as a manhunt intensifies for an FBI most wanted suspect. Ray, alias Sneyd, faces a first-degree murder indictment in Memphis and is linked to forged passports issued in Ottawa and Lisbon. He traveled from Toronto where he stayed April 8 to May 6 and may intend to return to Canada.
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Scotland Yard
Ray
London
Bow Street Court
Missouri
FBI
King
Memphis
Hoover
Ottawa
Lisbon
Portugal
External Affairs Department
Sneyd
Canada
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Toronto
UPI
Dundas Street
Canadian Mounted Police
FBI Crackdown Ends Long Canada Portugal Passport Chase
After a 65 day manhunt, Raymond Ray was traced through a Canada passport under the alias Ramon George Sneyd. He traveled via Toronto London Lisbon to Portugal where a second Canadian passport was seized. London authorities detained him on arrival ending the pursuit.
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FBI
Ray
Canada
RCMP
Ramon George Sneyd
Toronto
Sneyd
Raymond
Ramon
England
London
Lisbon
Portugal
Nerd
Ravy
Snevyd
Brussels
Hunger in America sparks mixed reactions in Congress
A televised report on hunger prompted the House Education and Labor Committee to launch hearings on creating a commission to study hunger. Secretary Freeman criticized the Citizens Board of Inquiry as dishonest while states and health officers reported no hunger crises, citing malnutrition linked to ignorance about balanced diets.
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America
Orville L. Freeman
Carl D. Perkins
House Education and Labor Committee
United
Citizens Board of Inquiry
House Agriculture Committee
W. R. Poage
Poage
Agriculture Committee
18Th Congressional District
Motley and
Cattle
Motley County
Matador
Paducah-Cottle County
Citizens Committee
Bob Price
Congress
Timely Theft in London Nets Clock Truckload
Thieves took a truckload of clocks near London on Friday, valued at 7200 dollars. Police pursue leads as manufacturers report the loss of timepieces from a storage site.
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London
UPI
Admitted and Dismissed Names at Friday Session
James Hughes of Center and J Q Burrows are admitted Friday while Velma Tice and others are dismissed. The docket lists Mrs Mary Collins and Mrs Vernon Key among attendees with several Friday entries.
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James Hughes
Center
Mary Collins
J. Q. Burrows
Otho Hill
Velma Tice
James C. Wyatt
Vernon Key
Jack Sides
Frank Davis
Tina Roberts Asked Strange Questions Over Years
In Woodleford England Tina Roberts has grown fingernails to about three inches over seven years prompting puzzled questions from passersby who wonder how she washes her ears and handles daily tasks.
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Woodleford
England
UPI
Tina Roberts
Exiled leader surrenders after long resistance period
Charles de Gaulle ally and resistance movement head returns to France surrendering on a six year old warrant accusing him of anti state plotting. In Dallas doctors perform an autopsy on a heart transplant donor to determine cause of death. Kennedy funeral train reaches halfway point amid mourning and accidents. Paris talks show cautious US and North Vietnamese optimism despite enduring differences.
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Charles de Gaulle
France
Dallas
UPI
Tess
Philadelphia
Robert F. Kennedy
Mets Sign DeWald After Draft Pick Standings
Mets inked Terry DeWald of Phoenix after selecting him 26th in the regular phase of the free agent draft. DeWald, 5 11 and 165 pounds, just graduated from the University of Arizona. Saints sign linemen Szymakowski and Trepanier to NFL contracts after third and thirteenth round selections.
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METS
Dewald
NEW York
UPI
Terry DeWald
Phoenix
Ariz
New York Mets
National League Baseball Club
University of Arizona
Saints
NEW Orleans Upd
Dave Szymakowski
West Texas State
Kayo Trepanier
Montana State
New Orleansaints
National Football League
Szymakowski
Trepanier
Nine Portuguese soldiers and ten guerrillas die in May fighting
An army spokesman said nine Portuguese soldiers and ten African guerrillas were killed in fighting during the last week of May in Bisau Portuguese Guinea.
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Bisau
Portuguese Guinea
UPI
Texas GOP Conventions Endorse Tower on First Ballot
The Texas GOP debates delegation strategy at the national convention with Tower favored for the first ballot and votes potentially released after. A Reagan option persists among some locals, but Nixon’s current primary gains and Tower’s token support shape debate and unity efforts.
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Texas
Richard Nixon
O’donnell
Tower
Reagan
California
Nixon
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