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Childress Index

Location

Childress, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1963

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Labor calls delay for Kennedy visit amid Profumo scandal

London labor MP Marcus Lipton urged Prime Minister Macmillan to ask President Kennedy to postpone the June visit as the Profumo affair unsettles Tory leadership. The House split 321 to 252 after a six hour debate, with calls for a full inquiry and ministers facing pressure over security fallout. Profumo resigned two weeks earlier and issued a brief statement through his lawyers expressing remorse.

London UPI Labor Harold Macmillan Kennedy Britain Macmillan House of Commons Mac Profumo George Brown Labor Party John Profumo Valerie Hobson United States

Black Muslims criticized as anti white movement in US

United Press International reports The Black Muslims led by Elijah Muhammad are described as outspokenly anti white and racist in doctrine but nonaggressive unless attacked. orthodox Muslims refute their relation to Islam while Elias Muhammad travels to Mecca and gains overseas support.

H. D. Quigg United Press International Africa Asia Elijah Muhammad Allah Elijah America Federation of Islamic Associations Ahmad Kamal al Islam Humanitarian Foundation Elijah Poole Mecca C. Eric Lincoln Clark College Atlanta

Amarillo Youth Drowns in Palo Duro Canyon

A 15 year old boy, Richard Lott, drowned while swimming in Palo Duro Creek amid a Texas rainstorm. Rescue attempts failed as others turned back, campers were stranded, and officials moved to clear roads after the floodwaters. The disaster followed record rainfall across the region with wind and water threatening canyon areas.

United Press International Palo Duro Canyon Panhandle Canyon Richard Lott Palo Duro Creek Lott Houston Gail Griffin Toads Palo Duro Canyon HolSkins Tierra Blanca Texas Laredo

Lions Endorse Greenbelt Water Authority in Meeting

The Childress Lions Club voted unanimously to support and endorse the Greenbelt Water Authority at their noon meeting. They praised past and current efforts to secure ample and improved water for Childress. Guests at prior events included Rotary and BPW clubs, with Dr. S H Townsend, president of the Authority, outlining the Greenbelt program.

Childress Lions Club Greenbelt Water Authority Authority Childress Lions Rotary and Business and Jaycees S H. Townsend The Delbert Wasson Bonehead Wasson Canada E. J. Huddleston Fair Park

Police enforce 10 minute parking at Post Office

Effective today the Childress Police Department will enforce the 10 minute parking limit in front of the U S Post Office. Chief Alvis Maddox announced the rule applies to the entire half block, and vehicles exceeding the limit will be impounded.

Childress U. S. Post Office Alvis Maddox

Commissioners Act As Equalization Board

Five firm representatives appeared before the Commissioners Court acting as a Tax Equalization Board. The court reconfirmed renditions with no changes announced by County Judge Leonard King.

Commissioners Court

Two Childress Men Named Shrine Officers

Two members of the Maskat Shrine Temple at Wichita Falls have been named to the Potentate's staff. Robert L. More of Vernon, Potentate, named Pete Kinney and Alex Saied as Aids, it was announced.

Childress Wichita Falls Robert L. More Vernon Potentate Pete Kinney Alex Saied

Patrick Green Pleads Guilty to DWI in County Court

Patrick Bernard Green pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated in County Court this morning. He was fined $125 plus court costs, received three days in jail, and faces an automatic license suspension. Green was arrested yesterday by the Highway Patrol.

Patrick Bernard Green Green Highway Patrol

Ray Green Insurance Motto and Services

Insurance is our business with service as our motto. Ray Green Insurance markets comprehensive coverage and customer focus for personal and business needs.

RAY Green Insurance

Judges Named For Hootenanny At Fair Park

Judges for the Hootenanny set for 8 p m Wednesday at Fair Park Auditorium were announced by Bill Goodson president of the Childress County Old Settlers Association sponsors. Judges are Morris Higley Sam Carmack and Clarence Harp. Prizes have been purchased and door prizes will be given. Any musical instrument may be used. Admission is 50 cents for adults 25 cents for children and children under 8 admitted free.

Fair Park Auditorum Bill Goodson Childress County Old Settlers Association Morris Higley Sam Carmack Clarence Harp

Rotary Information Dinner Tonight at Hotel Childress

A Rotary Information dinner will be held at 7 p.m. today at Hotel Childress for new members. The program will be conducted by officers of the club.

Rotary Hotel Childress

House Ways & Means approves curbs on itemized deductions

The committee backed a plan to raise about 500 million by restricting itemized deductions for state and local taxes including gasoline, auto tags, licenses, cigarettes and alcohol. Other taxes remain deductible. The rule takes effect January 1 next year, not for this year. Martha Griffiths urged broader limits as Kennedy proposed larger cuts.

GTON UPI House Ways & Means Committee Kennedy

East Texas Faces Severe 55 Year Drought Crisis

A UPI report notes deep drought across 1 600 miles from Alabama to Idaho. East Texas suffers its worst in 55 years with crop losses in the millions, water rationing, and cattle being sold. Rainmakers profit while farmers replant after heavy losses in the South Plains.

Dallas UPI United States Alabama Idaho Vicksburg Miss Texas Oklahoma Colorado Mississippi Louisiana Arkansas Utah Bogalusa Pearl River Gulf Coast Gulf of Mexico New Mexico Kansas Wyoming Texas Agriculture John White Upper Plains South Homer Berry Nashville Ark Berry Memphis, Tenn Little Rock Louisiana Water Resources Corp I. P. Krick Denver Krick East Texas South Plains Gia Hate Eas Lewisville U.S

German Army honors US unit in Nürnberg ceremony

Mrs. Weldon Teague, wife of Major Teague, received a report in Amberg about the German Army bestowing its highest honor on the 2nd Armored Cavalry Regiment. The May 24 1963 event in Nürnberg marked a historic first for an American unit in the Bundeswehr with a torchlight tattoo, drawing 30 000 attendees during German American Friendship Week.

Weldon Teague Childress Teague Reconnaisance 2Nd Armored Cavalry Regiment Amberg Germany Cavalryman 2Nd Armored Bundeswehr Nurnberg Federal Ministry of Defense Bonn

Maddox Delivers AWOL Soldier to Fort Sill

Maddox returns from Fort Sill to hand over AWOL soldier to Army officials. Police arrest William Harper Jr of Paducah Saturday night at a residence in the 500 block of Avenue B Northwest for warrants at Fort Benning, Georgia.

Childress Alvis Maddox Fort Sill Okio Army William Harper, Jr Paducah Joe Ricks Andy Scott Avenue B Fort Benning

Soviet cosmonauts extend orbit records in space flight

Lt Col Valery Bykovsky pushed past all time and distance marks in manned spaceflight as Valentina Tereshkova joined in for day five of the mission. Tass reported Bykovsky within his 66th orbit and past 1.6 million miles while Tereshkova neared 34 orbits and 869 thousand miles, edging ahead of American Cooper.

Moscow API Valery F. Bykovsky London Chaika Hawk Bykowsky Bykovsky Nikolayev Tass Tereshkova Jonason Hazen Pavel Popovich

Paint for Fence At Ball Field Is Picked Up

The Glidden Paint Company of Carrollton donated 60 gallons of green paint to the Childress Jaycees and the American Legion for the baseball park fence at Fair Park. The paint was picked up yesterday in Carrollton by Bill Goudson president of the Old Settlers Association and CofC BCD Manager Jeff Henderson and his son Robert. Jaycees members will volunteer to paint the fence.

Glidden Paint Company Carrollton Childress Jaycees American Legion Fair Park Bill Goodson Old Settlers Association Cofc-Bcd Jeff Henderson Robert Jaycees

DeMolay Initiates David Galligan and Andy Scott Jr.

Hope DeMolay Chapter in Wichita Falls announces the initiation of David Galligan and Andy Scott Jr. during today’s ceremony.

David Galligan Andy Scott Jr Hope Wichita Falls

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