Oregon Coed Ordered to Name Marijuana Interviewees
Annette Buchanan University of Oregon editor was ordered by a circuit court to reveal the names of five students she interviewed for a marijuana use story. She refused, facing up to six months in jail and a 300 dollar fine, arguing disclosure would betray sources.
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Donald Jepsen
United Press International
Eugene, Ore
UPI
Annette Buchanan
University of Oregon
Miss Buchanan
Oregon Daily Emerald
Lane County Grand Jury
Edward Leavy
Dist
William Frye
Oregon
Frye
Leavy
Eugene
Arthur C. Johnson
Seattle
Wash
Klamath Falls Herald and News
Coed
Grand Jury
Plans Nearing Completion for Old Settlers Celebration
Old Settlers celebrate in Childress July 14 16 with rodeo dances and a parade. Registration July 14 at the Community Building includes barbecue ticket. Memorial services follow at 2 pm and business meeting at 3 pm. Sam Privitt leads parade with visiting riding clubs expected. Rodeo starts 8 pm each day July 14 15 16.
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Plang
Old Settlers
Childress
W. E. Helms
Old Settlers Association
Fair Park
Helms
Sam Privitt
Jane Wilson Dies in Quanah
Mrs. Jane Gray Wilson wife of J C Wilson president of Panhandle Warehouse and Co died at 10 30 am today in the Quanah hospital after a lengthy illness Funeral services will be held at 10 30 am Wednesday at the First Methodist Church of Quanah Graveside rites follow Wednesday afternoon in Elk City Oklahoma
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Jane Gray Wilson
J. C. Wilson
Panhandle Warehouse and Co
Quanah
First Methodist Church of
Elk City
Okla
Navy jets shoot down unidentified plane off North Vietnam coast
Two U S Navy jets from the 7th Fleet carrier Ranger scrambled to intercept a target detected on radar off the North Vietnamese coast. The planes shot down an unidentified aircraft.
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Saigon
UPS
Ranger
Youth Corps Program To Start Monday
Fred Cawthon named coordinator for the summer Youth Corps which begins Monday. Seventeen participants are currently listed 19 boys and three girls with room to grow. aim is 25 boys and five girls. Enrollment at the Texas Employment Commission. Pay is 1.25 dollars per hour for 24 hours weekly. Participants must attend school five hours unpaid. Age range 16 to 21 and in high school. The course lasts ten weeks.
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Fred Cawthon
Childress
Cawthon
Texas Employment Commission
Final shots today as surveyor moon orbit prepares shutdown
In Pasadena California the American Surveyor moon orbit is set to capture its final images today before a two week shutdown during the lunar night.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPI
America
Rioting in Chicago Strips Puerto Rican Neighborhood
In northwest Chicago rioting erupted for a second night as extra police patrol a one mile stretch. Community leaders seek talks with Mayor Daley while clergymen urge peace after a patrolman shot a Puerto Rican youth and a police dog bit another. The latest violence involved hundreds but fewer than the prior day, with 35 arrests reported.
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Wesley G. Pippert
Chicago
UPI
Richard J. Daley
Daley
Humboldt Park
Arcelio Cruz
Juan Mellais
John Mulerone
Joseph Moncerrat
Migration Division
Commonwealth of Puerto Rico
Moncerrat
Betinec
R. C. Elliot Dies Funeral Is Wednesday
Robert Cope Elliott 82 died at 9 15 am at Childress General Hospital after a heart attack He lived at 1204 Avenue L and funeral services were held 2 pm Wednesday at the First Baptist Church chapel with E J Norman and Rev Joe S Allen officiating Interment in Northfield Cemetery under Newberrys direction Pallbearers named Elliott was born December 29 1883 in Coryell County Texas came to Roaring Springs from Vernon in 1891 then Paducah in 1903 and Northfield in 1905 where he ran a ranch and farming business until retirement in 1959 He married Alta Timmons May 7 1923 in Quanah Survivors include wife Alta two sons J D and R C of Northfield one daughter Mrs Ethelyn Shippey of San Jose California 12 grandchildren two sisters Mrs Lydia Sweet of Childress and Mrs Martha Edwards of Sacramento California
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Robert Cope Elliott
Childress General Hospital
Avenue L
First Baptist Church
E. J. Norman
Joe S. Allen
First Baptist
Northfield Cemetery
Newberry’s
Pallbeares
Clifton
Will T
White House urged to hold conference on Indian problems
Representative Robert B. Duncan of Oregon asks President Johnson to convene a White House conference on Indian issues. He cites needs spanning education job training job opportunities capital and proper land use as essential to the Great Society impact.
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Washington
UPI
Robert B. Duncan
D-Ore
Johnson
White House
Grass Fire Extinguished on Sw Vacant Lot
The fire department extinguished a grass fire at 2 p.m. Monday on a vacant lot at 101 107 Avenue C Southwest.
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Avenue C
Board stalls on site for new high school in 1966
A long school board meeting failed to settle the site for the new high school. Motions to negotiate for Fair Park land or condemn land north of the present campus died for lack of support. The J. J. Rhoads school will become a community facility under Northeast Childress citizens.
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Fair Park
Northeast Childress
J. J. Rhoads
City of Childress
Childress
Brownwood
Fred Becker
Littleton Havins
J. C. Smith
J. W. Hamilton
Hamilton
Orlan Alexander
Seymour
Wilson
Alexander
Goree
David Burson
Burson
Amarillo
New Service Manager Named At Bailey Motor
Bailey Motor Company announces Melvin Vail as head of the auto Repair Service. Vail comes from Commerce with over 10 years at General Motors, specializes in automatic transmissions and general repairs. He is married with a three year old son and resides at 808% Ave. B, Nw.
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Bailey Motor Company
Melvin Vail
Thier
Vail
Childress
Commerce
General Motors Corporation
General Automotive
Oklahoma
Supreme Court sets new limits on confessions under Fifth Amendment
The Supreme Court rules police may not compel self incriminating statements, establishing a new constitutional standard for confessions. Chief Justice Warren leads a 5 4 decision amid strong dissent from Clark Harlan White and Stewart, balancing crime control with individual rights and citing Escobedo as precedent.
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Washington
UPI
Earl Warren
Escobedo
Las
Station House
Tom C. Clark
John Marshall Harlan
Byron R. White
Potter Stewart
Harlan
White
John S. Crady Dies at 56 Funeral Wednesday
John Sherman Crady a Native of Childress dies in Wichita Falls hospital after June 1 admission. Funeral set for 4 p.m. Wednesday at Calvary Baptist Church with Rev. Don Conner and Rev. Joe S Allen officiating. Burial in Childress Cemetery. Survived by four sisters Elizabeth Crady Arnn Dorsett Ellison and one brother T. K. Crady.
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John Sherman Crady
Childress
Wichita Falls
Calvary Baptist Church
Don Conner
Joe S Allen
First Baptist Church
Childress Cemetery
Newberry’s
Crady
Avenue F
Elizabeth Crady
V. L. Arnn
Dorothy Dorsett
Borger
Tex Ellison
Detroit
Mich
T. KR. Crady
Dallas
Republican leadership plans rural citizens forums this month
The House Republican leadership announces a series of rural citizens forums to discuss farm problems. The first meeting is slated for June 18 in Athens Ohio.
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Rurat
Washington
Courage in War and Cancer Fighter Hesse Awarded Bronze Star
Sgt. Phillip A. Hesse, a paratrooper and Special Forces veteran, battles cancer while serving in Viet Nam. Despite prognosis of five years, he accepts possible leg loss, aims to return to duty, and receives the Bronze Star from Maj. Gen. Mallory at Walter Reed. He is married to Marion Johnson and has two children. His career includes Laos, Germany, and Ft. Bragg.
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Washington
UPI
Phillip A. Hesse
Hesse
Viet Nam
Johnson
Pleiku
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Philip W. Mallory
Walter Reed
U.S. Army
Laos
Germany
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Maj
A. J. Cunningham
Tucson
Ariz
William Pickten
Oklahoma City
Howe
Sse
Middletown
N.Y
Times Herald-Record
May Enroll in Selling Course Again Tonight
Bill Coopwood of the Chamber of Commerce Retail Activities Committee says enrollment remains open for Dynamic Selling. The second session starts at 7 30 p.m. tonight at the West Texas Utilities building with a brief recap of last night and a final session on Thursday. The course costs 3 dollars per person and last night covered Gaining Attention.
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Bill Coopwood
Chamber of Commerce
West Texas Utilities
Coopwood
Ashley Given 15-Year Term
Leslie Douglas Ashley received a 15-year prison sentence for the 1961 sex party slaying in Gatesville Texas. His lawyer called the sentence a miracle while his mother argued Ashley would get credit for prior jail time, shortening the maximum stay.
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Gatesville
Tex
UPI
Leslie Douglas Ashley
Ashley
Flag History Is Lions Program at Childress Lions Club
Eldon A. Sanders outlined Flag Day purpose and presented a 20 minute film on the history of the American flag. He recited a poem titled Hats Off the Flag is Passing By and showed flags used since early explorers and after the Declaration of Independence. The film traced Betsy Ross and the first star spangled banner to current state flags.
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Childress Lions Club
Eldon A. Sanders
Childress
Betsy Ross
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Jane Wilson
R. C. Elliot
Hamilton J. Kindle
Duke Holland, Jr
Bailey Motor
Supreme Court
Warren
John S. Crady
North Viet Nam
Cambodia
Nam
Miles
U.S
South Viet Nam
NEA Newsmap
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