Kennedy accuses Khrushchev of blocking test ban
President Kennedy says Soviet inflexibility blocks a nuclear test ban and warns he may restart U S weapons testing. He rejects merging talks with disarmament and says a general alliance would cede sovereignty, risking a setback to world disarmament efforts.
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Stewart Hensley
United Press International Washington
UPI
President Kennedy
Russia
U. S
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Kennedy
India
J. Kenneth Galbraith
First
Asia
Khruchchev
Mem Dum
Beer Lobbyist Blasted Over Hawaii Governor Conference
Gov Daniel defended his plan to attend the Hawaii governors conference criticizing Robert Q. Smith Wholesale Beer Distributors of Texas for calling the legislature back after the regular session. Daniel said he would pay his own expenses for the June 26 to 29 meeting and rejected charges that his actions were politically motivated. He argued avoiding three special sessions could save money and faulted Smith for arrogance and misrepresentation while noting the travel costs were not at the state’s expense.
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Austin
UPI
Price Daniel
Hawaii
Daniel
Robert Q. Smith
Texas
Smith
Bill Daniel
Guam
Scout Meeting Thursday in Rotary Bowl Fair Park
Newfield executive for the Western District of Boy Scouts Bill McGlain and wife will be honored at an open picnic supper at 7 30 pm Thursday at Rotary Bowl in Fair Park. All committee members, their families, and those of unit Scout leaders are invited to attend. Each group or individual should bring enough sandwich es and other picnic foods for their number attending. A brief District Committee meeting will be held after the informal get acquainted affair.
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Newfield
Boy Scouts
Bill McGlain
Rotary Bowl
Fair Park
Lottie Wheat Still Left in Fields
County Agent Chile Smith estimates about five percent of this year's wheat harvest remains uncut due to recent wet weather. He noted only a few scattered fields may be unfinished, otherwise harvest would be complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile Smith
Jim Terrell Recovers at Home After Stroke
Improving Jim Terrell, who recently suffered a stroke, is convalescing at home and showing steady progress, according to a report released Saturday.
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Jim Terrell
City Council to Meet Monday at City Hall
A regular City Council session is set for 7 30 p m Monday at City Hall. The School Board will also hold a regular session starting at 7 30 p m Monday at the Administration Building.
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City Hall
Cattle Brucellosis Testing Begins Across Six Areas
Childress County divides into six zones for Brucellosis control testing starting Monday at 8 a.m. Officials say blood samples go to the Fair Park laboratory and rush results are available within 30 minutes to an hour. Sold cattle remain permissible in any state after testing.
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Childress
Fair Park
Chile Smith
Smith
Bud Copelin Undergoes Kidney Operation
Judge J. E. Bud Copelin underwent kidney surgery in a Wichita Falls hospital Friday afternoon and was reported doing well on Saturday. Mrs. Copelin said he would be discharged and returned home Tuesday or Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E
Bud) Copelin
Wichita Falls
Strikes Drag On With Bitter Talks This Weekend
Negotiations stalled between the National Maritime Union and the American Merchant Marine Institute as U S shipowners and unions report no progress. Labor Secretary Gold berg urged renewed talks on Monday while Washington prepares options under Taft Hartley if needed. The bulk of the U S fleet eyes idle time as talks remain unsettled and mediators warn of potential widespread disruption.
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United Press International New York
UPI
U. S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Washington
Kennedy
National Maritime Union
American Merchant Marine Institute
Merchant Marine Institute
Joseph Curran
NMU
Ralph E. Casey
AMMI
Seafarers International Union
Goldberg
Carlyle
New York
Arthur Goldberg
NEA Telephoto
Notary Public Applicants in Childress County Rise to 105
A total of 105 Childress County residents filed applications for Notary Public appointments, with five listed as appointed and approved as of June 14. The notice lists applicants including Reba Tucker, Bill Adams, Betty Atkinson, and many others, recorded by County Clerk Carrell Holleman.
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Childress
Notary Public
Carrell Holleman
Reba Tucker
Bill Adams
Betty Atkinson
Henry M. Baker, Jr
Frank T. Barksdale
J. Ross Bell
Richard D. Bird
Donald Black
Louise Bowers
J.B. Boyd
Alice J. Bracy
R. C. Briley
C. ©. Broughton
Mildred P. Brown
R. D. Cagle
Helen Clifton
Alice J. Copelin
DeLois H. Cordell
H D. Cordell, Jr
Georgia Creamer
H. L. Davenport
Carl Denny
Frank Douglas
J. H. Eddy
Pettye Estes
A. B. Finn
Ruth Fite
John T. Forbis
Wayne S. Freeman
Lorraine Gall
Five Texans to Form Tax Compromise Plan
Five prominent Texans from business and education form a subcommittee to craft a compromise tax program aimed at raising about 350 million dollars in new state revenue. French Robertson chairs the group, which includes J M Odom H H Coffield Ben Wooten and Dana Williams. The panel also reviews welfare and education appropriations and holds state board posts.
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Carlton Wilson
United Press International Austin
UPI
Committee On
Texas Education and Welfare
Price Daniel
French Robertson
Abilene
J.M. Odom
Austin
H. H Coffield
Rockdale
Ben Wooten
Dallas Bank
Dana Williams
Corsicana
Robertson
State Hospitals and Special Schools
Odom
State Colleges and Universities
Coffield
Board of Corrections
Wooten
North Texas State University Board of Regents
William
Texas State Teachers Association
Daniel
Conner and Key on West Texas College Honor Roll
James R. Conner of Childress and Karen Key of Kirkland are among 108 students named to the spring honor roll at West Texas State College. Conner, a junior geology major and varsity basketball player, belongs to Alpha Chi. Key, a sophomore mathematics major, is a Childress High School graduate.
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Miss Key
Arlie Key
Route 2
Kirkland
Childress
Committees Meet With Jaycees
Eight members of the Water and Finance committees met with five Jaycees to discuss a report from J. W. Chambers. The Jaycees declined to take over the project until the board presents the request to club members later. Representatives listed include Chambers Hudson Rucker Hix Hargrave Fink Swain Lane and Jaycee members Vern Rucker Buckley Hajek Dugan Preston. No recommendations were made.
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Jaycees
Aeport
J. W. Chambers
Chambers
Carl Hudson
Johnny Rucker
Joe Hix
Bert Hargrave
Kenneth Fink
Roy Swain
D. C. Lane
Jay
Childress County Shines as Strong Market in 1960 Survey
A New York based survey shows Childress County with higher income and retail sales than most areas. Local stores posted 11.812 million in sales in 1960, with buying income at 13.384 million and an average net household income of 5577. The county's sales activity index reached 120, about 20 percent above the national average.
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New York
Childress County
United States
Water meeting called for Thursday at City Hall
Greenbelt Municipal and Industrial Water Authority directors announce a meeting at 8 p m Thursday in City Hall. Dr S H Townsend, president, says the public is invited as years of project work approach a pivotal stage. A preliminary core drill report on the new damsite is due in 10 days to two weeks with a full report soon after.
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Greenbelt Municipal and Industrial Water Authority
S. H. Townsend
Secret Tehran Papers Reveal Stalin Map In 1943 Talks
State Department releases long secret Tehran conference papers, including Stalin’s handwritten map lines and notes on three private Roosevelt Stalin meetings. Volume covers Cairo and Tehran conferences plus context of Yalta and Potsdam era concessions.
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Donald May
United Press International
Washington
UPI
Josef Stalin
Poland
Tehran
Iran
Stalin
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
State Department
State Department Historical Office
Cairo
Roosevelt
Churchill
Chiang Kai-Shek
Cai
Yalta
Potsdam
Baltic States
Far East
Charles E. Bohlen
U.S
Plenty of Plums To Be Available This Week
J. R. Tucker of McCracken County north of Paducah reports an unusually large yield of plums and peaches from his 45 acre orchard this year. A customer brought in 24 large yellow plums and a branch from a peach tree with about 22 peaches. Peaches are nearly sold out but Tucker expects to have many plums and large blue varieties ready by mid week.
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J. R. Tucker
Paducah
Highway 83
C. F. Lee
Childress
Tucker
Childress Approved For Housing Project
The Housing and Home Finance Agency in Washington approved Childress community improvement plans making the area eligible for federal aid to eliminate slums. Childress gets 50 housing units with land acquisition planned and construction hoped before winter. Morris Higley, chairman, says plans are moving forward quickly.
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Housing and Home Finance Agency of
Washington
Childress
United Press International
Morris Higley
Tom Bailiff To Join Firm In Childress
Hobbs New Mexico businessman Tom Bailiff will acquire an interest in Gordon's Furniture of Childress and join the firm here Monday announced by Gordon Gravley. Bailiff, eight years with Black Stralls Bryson Oil Field Equipment Division, has been Hobbs branch manager five years. He is married to Rue Wilson, son of Mr and Mrs T C Bailiff of Childress, with daughter Brenda three and a half. They will reside temporarily at 1304 Avenue J Nw.
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Tom Bailiff
Hobbs
Gordon
Brenda
Avenue J Nw
New Members of CofC To Be Listed
CofC manager Jeff Henderson announced that the index will publish the names of new Chamber of Commerce members secured by the M Squad next week. He also said photos of local events people and groups provided to the CofC will be displayed in City Hall with mounted and identified images for the permanent display.
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Chamber” of Commerce
Cofc
Jeff Henderson
C Ofc
CofC Seeks More Replies on Board Nominations
CofC reports only 12 responses from citizens asked to serve on the CofC-BCD board of Directors. Manager Jeff Henderson urged more residents to reply promptly Saturday.
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Cofc
Cofc-Bcd Board of Directors
Jeff Henderson
Childress Youth Wins Trip For Essay On UN Theme
Carl Lee, 17, of Childress, among 38 Texas youths who left Corsicana Saturday for New York City tour by way of Washington and the UN. He earned the trip in an Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Lodge contest with the essay What The UN Means to Me. Miss Mary Snider of Memphis is another area winner in the group.
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Carl Lee
Childress
W. E. Rule
New York
Canada
Texas
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Jess A. Key
Roy Key
Wade Kimbrough
Leonard King
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E. Krigbaum
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Curtis C. Morgan
James T. Murphy
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