Priests Report Remains in Peiping Jail Tour Details
The bishop said four or five other American priests remain jailed on Ward Road three years into their ordeal. He noted Fathers Clifford and Phillips were moved on a Peiping tour with several other locations before their formal release, and he doubts the men understand the tour's purpose.
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Ward Road
Clifford
Phillips
Peiping
Births at Childress General Hospital Tillman and Rascoe notice
Mr and Mrs Marvin Wammack announce a seven pound eight ounce daughter born Friday night at 7 45 in Childress General Hospital. Mr and Mrs Joe Hardison report a five pound fifteen ounce daughter born Saturday morning at 6 30 in the same hospital. Mr and Mrs H E Rascoe announce a nine pound twelve ounce daughter born Saturday morning at 10 50 in Childress General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Wammack
Childress General Hospital
Joe Hardison
H. E. Rascoe
Neilson King
Delores
Colo
Orvil King
O. C. Burrows
Wallace Gregory
Quanah
Bill Insko
Jerry
Carol
Gaylen Gillam
Amarillo
Vernon Eubank
People You Know Visit and Move Notes All Across State
Mr and Mrs Otto Petri of Wichita Falls and A R Sport plan moves to Dallas for Fleet Equipment Company. Numerous relatives from Dallas Fort Worth Lubbock Amarillo Hollis and Midland visit or travel for weddings and family gatherings.
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Otto Petri
Wichita Falls
A. R. Sport
Rusty
Dallas
Fleet Equipment Company
Sport
Pat Sport
Jay Mathis
A. L. Garvin
Alvona
Orville Poyser
Bill Huff
Fort Worth
Cliff Housman
Amarillo
Jack Clifford
Carolyn McAbee
Clarendon
Charlie Sport
Alberta
Debra
Lubbock
C. P. Mathis
Hollis
Okla
Roycee
Charles
Charles Stokesberry
Roy Cleaton
Bud Bryant
Kenneth Jackson
Tommy Page
Theresa Lowe
John Willyard
Midland
Atlanta
Lewisville
Lloyd Cook
Odessa
Childress
W. C. Carter
Buster Carr
Carter
General Hospital
Willie Mae Welch
Louns
Harvey
Jimmy
C. A. Priest
Lillian
Carol Ann Welch
Houston
Carol Welch
Vernon G. Stamm
Robert Woolfolk
C. E. Johnson
Lew Wisdom
A. W. Willis
San Saba
Tommy Taylor
Sandra Wisdom
Bertha Scarbrough
Daniel Seeks Ballot Certification and Dedicates Ja cinto Post
Daniel returned from Washington to dedicate a post office in Jacinto City and attend a fish fry in Anahuac on Saturday. He urged a longe range water plan with state aid to local conservation projects, saying Texas must meet its water needs on a state wide basis to outgrow other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel
Washington
Jacinto City
Anahuac
Texas
Foreign Relations Committee Advances Major Money Provisions
The Foreign Relations committee completed the major money sections of the bill on Friday and planned to finish Saturday for Senate submission Tuesday. A push to tighten import restrictions competing with US surplus commodities was rejected 9 to 4 and sent to the Senate Finance committee as a tariff matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
382 Completions Reported For Week
Texas oil drillers reported 382 new wells this week raising the year total to 7 757 and gas well completions at 33 for the week and 798 year to date. Wildcatters drilled 20 oil wells two gas wells and 87 dusters during the week.
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Austin —H— Texas
Railroad Commission
Wildcatters
Gary Dowis Receives Texas Scholarship
Gary Dowis of Childress is among 31 entering freshmen at the University of Texas who will receive $150 scholarships from the Students' Memorial Scholarship Fund for the 1956 57 school year. Scholarships are based on scholastic ability character need and desire for a college education.
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Gary Dowis
Childress
University of Texas
Quanah Jaycees Visit Childress Club Picnic at Rotary Bowl
Quanah Jaycees and families visited the Childress Jaycee Club for a Thursday night picnic in Fair Park Rotary Bowl. President Jim Bennet led the guests, with Larry Lawrence giving the welcome. About 100 people attended as fried chicken and picnic sides were served.
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Quanah Jaycees
Childress Jaycee Club
Fair Park
Rotary Bowl
Jim Bennet
Childress
Larry Lawrence
Archie Pearce
O. C. Hammit
J. J. Westenburg
Lyman Davenport
Harriman Attacks Eisenhower Policies at Western Rally
New York Governor Harriman addressed about 200 western politicians, opposing civil rights emphasis in the campaign and criticizing Eisenhower on civil rights, international affairs, agriculture, and water resources while urging unity with Roosevelt era ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriman
Gary
Democratic Party
Eisenhower
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
US Vice Consul Killed by Bomb in Cyprus Cafe
In Nicosia Cypriot extremists threw two handmade pipe grenades into a downtown Soho restaurant injuring two Americans and killing William Butler, the US vice consul, who died at a British hospital. Two Marines were among the wounded. The attack marked the first American casualties in Cyprus amid ongoing Greek Cypriot clashes.
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Cyprus
Nicosia
Counsul
William Butler
Ankara
Turkey
Britain
Little Soho
Regina Street
Butler
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Paul Butler
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Chicago
International Amphitheater
James O'Keefe
World Visions
Los Angeles
Calif
Faberge’s
New Bath
Aphrodisia Wood
Aloe
Caer
Borden
Borden’s
Holton’s Gro
Frank's Grocery
Rushing’s
United Super
Gage Food
Little Cash Grocery
Cramer’s Food
Lucky‘’s Grocery
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Reeves
G. A. Jones Food
Collins Grocery
First National Bank
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation