Dynamic Selling Course Opens Tonight Here
The Dynamics of Selling session led by D W Thomas UT Austin sales management trainer begins at 730 p m in the West Texas Utilities building and runs through Thursday. The course costs 3 dollars and aims to teach sellers how to capture attention build interest kindle desire and prompt action using product information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Thomas
Universiy of Texas
West Texas Utilities
University of Texas
Texas Education Agency
Chamber of Commerce
Thomas
Division of Extension
Baylor University
Waco
Two 1 Vehicle Accidents Reported in Childress Area
The Department of Public Safety reported two one vehicle crashes with injuries. At 11 50 a m Sunday on a county dirt road four miles southeast of Childress Ted Orville Self 17 of Childress lost control and crashed through two fences, Tomm y Daves a passenger. The second crash at 12 30 p m today injured Dianna Hamilton 18 and her father W C Hamilton 52 of Amarillo when a pickup overturned after hitting a bridge railing both in good condition at Childress General Hospital.
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Department of Public Safety
Childress
Ted Orville Self
Tommy Daves
Dianna Hamilton
Amarillo
W. C. Hamilton
Childress General Hospital
Miss Hamilton
Hamilton
California Fire Santa Barbara in Los Padres Forest
A stubborn brush and timber fire burned 26 acres over the weekend in remote areas of Los Padres National Forest. The blaze was reported as the worst in arid Southern California this year by the U.S. Forest Service.
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California
Santa Barbara
Calif
UPI
Los Padres National Forest
U.S. Forest Service
Extra Police Patrol Calm Chicago Streets After Riot
Extra police squads patrolled the near northwest side after night long street fighting left a policeman and two others wounded and three patrol cars damaged. About 36 people arrested as riot lines and dogs played roles in clashes near Damen and Division streets.
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Ron Youngblood
United Press International
Chicago
UPI
Damen
Division Streets
Paratroopers Hit V C Jungle Hideout In Major Raid
UPI reports helicopters and paratroopers converged on a North Vietnamese regiment's jungle stronghold after B52 strikes dropped hundreds of tons of bombs. The action aimed to crush remnants of about 1200 enemy in the Saigon highlands, with 762 killed and 365 confirmed bodies.
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Bryce Miller
United Press International Saigon
UPI
U.S
101St Airborne Division
Saigon
Henry E
Emerson
Milford
Walter R. Brown
Chattanooga
Tenn
Bill
Lonesome End
Carpenter
North
Viet Nam
U. S
Marr
Vampatella
Dong Hoi
Mu Gia Pass
Suburban Trains Collide in Bombay Kills 57
At least 47 persons were killed and 100 injured when two suburban passenger trains collided near Matunga station in Bombay. Most victims were workers and schoolchildren. The accident occurred in rain and is described as one of India's worst rail disasters in recent years. Police, firemen, and doctors rushed to the scene. Authorities estimate the trains carried about 2,500 passengers.
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Bombay
School Board Meeting Tonight at 7 30 P M
The board will meet at 7 30 p m in the school office to discuss district matters.
Calm weather returns after Texas storm damage
Texas weather eased after a Sunday thunderstorm siege that produced tornadoes hail and heavy rain across much of North Central Texas. Rain totals reached over four inches in some areas while Fort Worth and Dallas logged multiple inches. No injuries were reported though wind damage occurred near Grapevine and Possum Kingdom Dam area with unroofed homes and overturned trailers. Showers and thundershowers remained possible through Tuesday, with cooling in North Central Texas and east Texas, warmer conditions in South Texas.
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United Press International
Texas
Gulf Coast
U. S. Weather Bureau
Cresson
Fort Worth
Carrollton
Justin
Little Elm
Dallas
Roanoke
Decatur and Slidell
Witetween
Burleson
Celina
Pilot Point
Rockwall
Springtown
Mineral Wells
Palacios Victoria
Houston
Cleburne
F.M. Road
Dalhart
Amarillo
Corpus Christi
East Texas
Denton
Possum Kingdom Dam
Grapevine
Wheat Harvest Nears End as Purchases Rise
A grain buyers survey shows about 122 cars of wheat purchased to date. Bartlett at Childress Bolin and Kimbell at Kirkland are buyers as the harvest nears completion this week.
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Bartlett
Childress
Bolin
Kimbell
Kirkland
Buddhists Try to March on Saigon Market in Tear Gas Clash
About 500 monks and nuns waving kill us banners were driven back by tear gas as police dispersed three march attempts on Saigon central market. Over 1,000 youths protested, rioting ensued, and police used gas to break up the crowd amid injuries to clerics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Growald
United Press International
Saigon Upi
Saigon
Thich Tam Cahu
Dissension Looms As Mississippi Freedom March Continues
Nearly 300 demonstrators left the Enid Lake campsite to resume the Mississippi Freedom March toward Jackson. Leaders from SNCC CORE and SCLC clash over the route laid by James Meredith, with plans to push about ten miles and expand voter registration outreach.
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Enid, Miss
UPI
Mississippi
Jackson
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
SNCC
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Southern Ence
SLC
James Meredith
Enid Lake
U.S. 51
FDA trains undercover corps to combat LSD
FDA Commissioner James L. Goddard announced a program to train undercover investigators to fight illicit LSD manufacturing, sale, and use. He said LSD offers no legitimate medical value, can trigger severe psychiatric illness or death, and that about 60 trainees are being trained at Berkeley with more classes planned.
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Louis Cassels
United Press International Washington
UPI
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
James L. Goddard
United Press International
Goddard
University of California At Berkeley
Miss Childress Pageant Named Rita Keel Miss Texas Hope
Don Gage chairman praises help for Miss Childress Pageant success both public and financial Rita Keel the new Miss Childress will compete for Miss Texas from July 18 to July 24 Tickets can be ordered by contacting Don Gage or Jim Vaughan with orders sent soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Gage
Rita Keel
Gage
Jim Vaughan
World War I Veterans Auxiliary Plans Evening Meeting
The auxiliary will meet at 7 30 p m today in the Veterans Building for an important gathering. Members discussed upcoming events and community support plans for veterans.
War Declared On Nuisance Phone Callers
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company announced a campaign against anonymous nuisance calls. C A Deuschle outlined steps for customers to reduce harassment, including logging calls and reporting threats, while staff receive training to counsel victims and aid law enforcement.
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Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
C. A. Deuschle
Deuschle
Scouting Trek Ends in Harsh Rio Grande Escape
Mrs. John Rachel, relived and exhausted, spoke amid a rescue aftermath after 16 people including her husband John Rachel a Hobbs New Mexico scoutmaster and his 15 scouts faced a five day raft trip down the Rio Grande. A flood washed away their raft and food prompting a trek to higher ground then a rescue by an Air Force helicopter. The party later traveled by vehicle to a settlement but truck trouble delayed return, leaving them stranded near Rancho San Domingo on the Mexican side before eventual aid.
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Rachel
John
Hobbs
N.M
Rio Grande
Air Force
Ronnie Booker
Booker
Rancho San Domingo
Mexico
Boquillas
Four Divorces Granted in District Court Today
Four divorces were granted in District Court this morning. Martha Nell Goff vs James Ruth Goff, Mary Avis Bailey vs Belvis F. Bailey, Shirley Lee Gilliland vs Floyd Gilliland with Jordan restored, and D. J. Jenkins vs Ruth Christine Jenkins were announced by District Clerk Margaret R. Hipps.
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Margaret R. Hipps
Martha Nell Goff
James Ruth Goff
Mary Avis Bailey
Belvis F. Bailey
Shirley Lee Gilliland
Floyd Gilliland
Jordan
D. J. Jenkins
Ruth Christine Jenkins
Ruby Sanity Hearing Begins As Ruby Appears But Rubble
Jack Ruby appeared in court with a heavier build as jury selection started for a sanity hearing. Judge Louis Holland limited media access, forbidding photos of the jury and Ruby in the courtroom and corridors. Marguerite Oswald, mother of Lee Harvey Oswald, attended as an interested observer amid debate over the hearing’s constitutionality.
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Preston McGraw
United Press International Dallas
UPI
Jack Ruby
Ruby
Phil Burleson
Dist
Louis Holland
Holland
Burleson
Bill Decker
Marguerite Oswald
Lee Harvey Oswald
Patsy
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
J. H. Tonnhill
Jury Deliberations Continue In Slayers Punishment Case
NO PUNISHMENT GATESVILLE Tex. A jury spent the morning without reaching a verdict on the punishment for slayer Leslie Douglas. Judge Truman Roberts urged the jurors to continue their deliberations.
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Gatesville, Tex
UPI
Leslie Douglas
Truman Roberts
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Sam Houston State College
Huntsville
Stael
Lamar Tech
U. S. Army
Texas Association of
National Association of Distributive Education
Texas Vocational Association
Juan Mellias
Chicago Commission On Human Relations
Puerte
V.C. Jungle
General Electric
Vung Tau
Ing Cannistersack
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By James K. Cazalas
Miss Childress
Tex
John Rachel
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