Last Effort To Avert AR Railroad Strike
President Kennedy urged a final push by management and labor to reach a settlement on work rules before July 10 to avoid a nationwide railroad strike. If no deal is reached, he warned Congress may be asked to act to protect public rail transport. Both sides agreed to a 23 day postponement of actions that could trigger a walkout.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Congress
White House
Labor
Desalting Sea Water Not a National Solution
The UPI report notes desalting holds dramatic appeal for investors but experts say it will not become cheap enough for wide use. Desalination may aid small farms, yet most regions can access existing fresh water reserves and conserve more effectively.
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Leroy Pope
New York
UPI
Profumo scandal widens as Cuba link and royal ties surface
London reports claim a Soviet naval attache warned of atomic threats near New York during the Cuban Crisis. The probe hints a royal family member may be involved with Christine Keeler. In London, Macmillan maintains cabinet unity amid fresh disclosures. Saigon notes Diem’s tentative concession to Buddhist demands. In Vientiane, Laos, neutralist and right wing troops are active.
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United Press International
London
New York
Atlantic
Christine Keeler
Harold Macmillan
House of Commons
Profumo
Michael Eddowes
Christine Keller
Eugene Ivanov
Eddowes
America
England
Sunday News of the World
Christine
Ivanov
West Germany
287 Drive-In Monday Special Hamburgers Offer
Drive-In advertises a Monday special offering five hamburgers for one dollar. Telephone orders welcome to WE 7-4511.
Waldie Dies at 71 In Childress Hospital
Funeral arrangements are pending for William Wallace Waldie 71 who died Friday evening at Childress General Hospital after about a week as a patient. Born June 9 1892 in Hillsboro he had lived in Childress 20 years moving from Amarillo Survivors include one daughter Marie Tiller of Denver six sons C A of Colorado Springs C W of Dallas Oliver and A P Waldie of California George and Ed Waldie of Childress 12 grandchildren and six great grandchildren
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William Wallace Waldie
Childress General Hospital
Mr. Waldie
Hillsboro
Childress
Amarillo
Marie Tiller
Deover
C. A
Colorado Springs
C. W
Dallas
Oliver
A. P. Waldie
Califronia
George
Ed Waldie
Donald Black Resigns From Loan Group
Donald Black, a founder of Childress First Federal Savings and Loan, resigns as director after decades of service since 1934. John T. Forbis is elected to complete Black’s term through 1965.
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Donald Black
The
Childress First Federal Savings and Loan Association
Black
John T. Forbis
Childress Credit Bureau Moves to New Address
Mrs Frances Williams says the Childress Credit Bureau has moved from 105 Avenue No to 210 Commerce. The change of address affects customers needing credit services and inquiries at the new location.
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Childress Credit Bureau
105 Avenue
Commerce
Frances Williams
Profumo scandal widens politics rally behind Macmillan
Sunday June 13 report notes new claims about Soviet warnings during the Cuban crisis and a possible royal involvement. Prime Minister Macmillan's cabinet backs him ahead of Monday Commons debate on Profumo, while Health Minister Powell reaffirms support amid rumors of a royal connection and security concerns.
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Ceive
James Salt
Christine
Lord Poole
Enoch Powell
Sunday Observer
Macmillan
Profumo
Miss Keeler
Eugene Ivanov
Salt
Poole
Powell
Norfolk
Britain
Rigsby Improves After Amputation At Amarillo Hospital
Sherril Rigs, who suffered a high voltage electric shock while working for an electric company in May, is reported improved after the amputation of a foot and part of his leg seven inches below the knee. He remains in St. Anthony's Hospital in Amarillo in room 404.
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Sherril Rigsby
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Amarillo
Rigsby
Jaycees Seek Paint and Transport for Childress Ball Field
The Childress Jaycees and the American Legion sponsor a local baseball team and face a transport problem after Glidden Paint Co of Carrollton offered 52 gallons of paint. Volunteers will paint the fence if someone provides transport from Carrollton to Childress.
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Childress Jaycees
The
American Legion
Jaycees
Glidden Paint Company
Carrollton
Childress
Purses Stolen From Parked Car Near Main Street
Bettye Estes and Barbara Hutchison reported two purses stolen from a car at B and Main Street around 5 15 p m. The ladies appealed for the return of licenses, keys, papers and photos as police investigated the theft and the missing valuables.
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Bettye Estes
Barbara Hutchison
Bykovsky Dines Pie Aboard Vostok 5 On Space Flight
Soviet cosmonaut Valery Bykovsky, 28, on his second day in space aboard Vostok 5, ate sausage pie and cav ier, then dozed as live TV fed his sleeping image to Russian viewers. He appeared well, floated briefly, and there were transient ground transmission interferences but no ship trouble.
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Moscow
Valery F. Bykovsky
Space
Moscow Radio
Vostok 5
Moscow Television
Bykovsky
Air Force
Valentina
Tass
NEA
Hoover Remains On Critical List
Former President Herbert Hoover, 88, remained seriously ill in New York at the Waldorf Astoria with anemia and gastrointestinal bleeding. Doctors reported some improvement and stated there was no evidence of continued bleeding, noting Hoover remained mentally alert and continued desk work when able.
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New York
UPI
Herbert Hoover
Waldorf Hotel Towers
Hoover
Thas
Stinnett Rites Scheduled for Monday at Tell Methodist
Final rites for Glenn Stinnett, 38, native of Tell, will be held Monday at 10 a.m. at Tell Methodist Church with Rev. Loyd Hearn officiating. Burial follows in Tell Cemetery. Stinnett died Thursday evening at a Kansas City hospital after a yearlong illness and brain surgery.
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Glenn Stinnett
Tell Methodist Church
Loyd Hearn
Tell
Mr. Stinnett
Kansas City
Rural County Accident Totals May Update
Texas Highway Patrol reports May rural accidents in Childress County show three incidents with no injuries or deaths and 2990 dollars in property damage. Cot tle County had five accidents with six killed and five injured totaling 3405 dollars. Collingsworth County logged one accident, no harm, 1150 dollars. Hall County had one death and three injuries in four crashes totaling 2750 dollars. Hardeman County recorded six accidents with one injury and 2613 dollars in damage. Continued on Page 5.
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Childress County
Texas Highway Patrol
Cottle County
Collingsworth County
Hall County
Hardeman County
All 4 Youths To Boys State Win Offices
Four Childress youths elected to state offices at Boys State. Jerry Huddleston won State Senator with Pioneer Party. Larry Evans and Jerry Sachse along with Norman Love won State Representatives for Pioneer and Longhorn Parties respectively. Judy Beth Wilson attends Bluebonnet Girls State in Austin and reports adoption of the mythical city Withh, county Vigah, and country Proceed with Vigah.
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Childress
Jerry Huddleston
Huddleston
Pioneer Party
Larry Evans
Jerry Sachse
Norman Love
Longhorn Party
Judy Beth Wilson
Bluebon
Wilson
Withh
Boneheads Return From Northwest Trip With Park Visits
The Boneheads and their sponsors returned at 1 am Saturday from a trip to Yellowstone and Waterton parks in Alberta. They also visited Helena Calgary Banff SLC and Mesa Verde with a stop at La Junta. Advisor Delbert Wasson cited only a brake cylinder change in Calgary and a generator change in Amarillo.
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Bonehead
Yellowstone National Park
Waterton National Park
Alberta
Canada
Helena
Mont
Calgary
Texas City
Banff National Park
Salt Lake City
Mesa Verde National Park
Colorado
la Junta
Colo
Explorer Post
Delbert Wasson
Amarillo
City Manager Louis Sally Heads to State Meeting
City Manager Louis Sally left early for Corpus Christi to attend a state-wide city manager conference. He will join peers to discuss municipal issues and share best practices during the event.
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Louis Sally
Corpus Christi
62 Well Returns to Service in Childress
The 62 well is back in operation on Saturday as announced by Childress city manager Louis Sally.
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Childress
Louis Sally
Legion Ends Year With Civic Efforts And 347 Members
The Cox-Farr Post of the American Legion schedules its final 1962-63 meeting for 7:30 p m Tuesday at the Veterans Building. Cmdr Jeff Henderson reports a membership of 347 from a 291 quota and notes active civic projects in Fair Park, with the Jaycees baseball effort and donations for the Rodeo Grounds bleachers and civil defense supplies. Four members sign for 1963-64 as early birds.
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Cox-Farr
American Legion
Veterans Building
Jeff Henderson
The
Legion
Fair Park
Jaycees
Lawrence Rites Held Saturday In Wellington
Funeral services for Mrs. Levi Lawrence longtime Arlie Community resident were conducted at 3 p m at Bowie Street Church of Christ Wellington with Grandal Forehand officiating Burial followed in Arlie Cemetery She was 93 and died Friday morning in St Josephs Hospital Wellington Survivors include five daughters two sons a brother a sister 15 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren
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Levi Lawrence
Arlie
Bowie Street Church of Christ
Wellington
Grandal Forehand
Arlie Cemetery
Forehand
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Childress County
Cook County
Georgia Lemley
J. A. Scott
Mary Scott
Willie West
Floyd Moore
Canyon
Clair
Hollis
Okla
Jake
Tex
D. D. Payne
Pampa
J. C. Davenport
Masons Elect New Officers at Childress Lodge
Warner Stevens is elected Worshipful Master of Childress Masonic Lodge No. 695 replacing A. A. Bass and will take duties at the next meeting. A. A. Whitlock is Senior Warden and Bill Leonard is Junior Warden. Re-elected are Willard Williams treasurer Harold Wright secretary and Earl Swain tiler. Other officers to be named by the Worshipful Master.
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Warner Stevens
Childress
Masonic Lodge
A. A. Bass
A. A. Whitlock
Bill Leonard
Willard Williams
Harold Wright
Earl Swain
Singing Set For Today At King Memorial Church
Several towns will be represented at a singing from 2 to 4 p m today in King Memorial Church The Cope Family from Eldorado Oklahoma and singers from Vernon Quanah Wellington and Plainview are expected The public is invited
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King Memorial Church
Cope
Eldorado
Okla
Vernon, Quanah
Wellington
Plainview
For Sale My Home Leon Norris
For sale by owner Leon Norris 707 Avenue D Nw. Call WE 7 2209 for appointments.
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Leon Norris
Avenue D
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