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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1960
Page
3
The fashion feature highlights Nelly Don's summer collection with breeze ready fabrics and pastel tones. Images showcase detailed silhouettes and a mix of casual and refined pieces in multiple sizes.
UPI reviews a CBS TV play The Impostor starring Ann Sheridan and Jean Pierre Aumont as Tonio with memory twist. The piece notes weak plotting and uneven pacing but praises Sheridan's restraint and overall hold on viewers. It also covers ABC TV Listening Post East on Hong Kong and Red China and mentions Perry Como replacements on NBC and Jay North anniversary specials.
Kishi faces crowd outside his residence as 25 000 demonstrators demand delay of the US Japan security pact ratification. Eisenhower’s Manila trip and Formosa visit shift amid fears of violent protests by Zenzakuren students and unionists.
In Tokyo the Diet backed the security treaty triggering anti American protests. The 30 day period to allow upper house action runs to Sunday the day Eisenhower was due in Tokyo. In Dallas Texas five year old Steve Bock refused aspirin saying it would cure his headache.
Reported chaotic cabinet session debated postponement amid loud arguments. Announcement triggered a wild crowd and a bombshell reaction in the capital as citizens called it a sad day for democracy.
The president recalled Khrushchev’s boast We will bury you and called it false. He argued that the eternal aspirations of humanity cannot be suppressed even in lands under Communist rule. The remarks came during a motorcycle escort for consultations with his staff.
Wichita Falls police said they expect to locate two men who bought guns totaling 999 dollars paid with a bad check. The men had their names engraved on the barrels of each gun.
Childress area forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies and warming trend through Friday with lows near 5 and highs around 91. Local social notes mention visitors from Kansas City, Fort Worth, Amarillo, Dallas, Wellington and other towns, plus dinner gatherings and convention returns.
Funeral services for 47 year old Sisk of Wellington were held June 11 at First Baptist Church with burial in Wellington cemetery. He died June 6 at his mother’s home in Wellington. Survivors include wife Cassie of Childress three sons Hardly Dennis and Kenneth in Germany his mother six brothers and two sisters.
Virginia Moran admitted Thursday along with Mrs. Lawrence Bittle and Mrs. John C. Bittle. Discharged Thursday includes Mrs. Lonnie D. Garrison.
In Houston two elderly widows Mrs. Ann Leasing, 64, and Mrs. Irene West frightened a burglar with their screams on Wednesday causing him to dive through a closed bedroom window to escape.
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