Television's gun control program stirs national debate
A CBS Reports segment on gun laws and violence sparked debate over weapon control while critics warned revisions may not deter killers. The program featured a convicted killer’s account and contrasted hunters' rights with public safety concerns, noting regional station blackouts during coverage of trials.
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New York
UPI
Theas
James Bennett
United States Bureau of Prisons
Stateville
Joliet
CBS
David Lowe
Temperatures Span Two Days with Highs and Lows
The report notes a 24 hour period ending at 11 am with a max of 99 degrees at 2 pm on Wednesday and a min of 66 at 2 and 3 am. For June 1963 the high was 84 and the low 64. The table lists hourly readings from 12 pm to 11 pm for Wednesday and Thursday with temperatures ranging from the high 90s to the upper 60s and 70s.
Itch reliever ad runs at A. L. Harp Drug Co
Quick drying Itch-Me Not relieves itching and burning antiseptic action kills germs to speed healing. Effective for eczema insect bites foot itch and other surface rashes. Available now at A. L. Harp Drug Co.
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A. L. Harp Drug CO
Second Day of Homecoming Services at House of Prayer
A second day of Homecoming will be observed at the House of Prayer. Rev Roy Eason of Clarendon will deliver the 11 a m message and Mrs Nomalee Norman will give the 7 30 p m message. Special music is planned and lunch will not be served at Park at noon. All are invited.
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House of Prayer
Roy Eason
Clarendon
Nomalee Norman
Park
Local residents visit families across Texas and New Mexico
A roundup of visits from Childress and surrounding towns shows many relatives and friends traveling to see kin. Residents from Amarillo Lubbock Duke Duke Oklahoma travel to see the Gambol, Whitten, Robertson, and McCraw families while medical checkups occur in multiple communities.
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Less Benham
Frannie Neeley
Virgil Gambel
Childdress
A. H. Jones LaGene Robertson
Crosbyton
Bill Edwards
Tom Spencer
Amarillo
A. M. Woods
Childress
M H. Conns
W. D. McDonalds
Mary Lou Tippett
Memphis
Odom Hospital
James Bennett
Lawton
Okla
James R. Atkisson
Wichita
Kan
Rayford Jones
Susie Gilmore
Borger
Jack Garrisons
Laurette
Bill Robertsons
Duke
Alvie Robertson
Joe McCraw
Wavnoka
S. B. McCraw
Charlie Whitten
GC. C. Lamb
Lubbock
Jack Loran
Thomas Etheredge
Shanna
Pampa
Willis. Moran
W. E. Garrison
S. Gephart
Zenda Simmons
Ben Hardison
Neeley Re
Illinois Claims Lead in Soybean Production
Illinois is described as the leading soybean producing state in the Union per the Illinois Cooperative Crop Reporting Service. The report notes Illinois accounts for about 24 percent of the nation's total output.
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Springfield
UPI
Illinois
Union
Illinois Co-Operative Crop Reporting Service
Clinois
Portable infrared grill adapts to propane or natural gas
The portable grill uses a glass ceramic burner and chrome grid for broiling or baking. It operates on propane via a one pound bottle or adapter valves for larger LP tanks and household natural gas. Sliding units lock onto rack glides for secure use.
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Portable Grill
New York
UPI
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