World Waits for Tomorrow and UN Session
The United Nations emergency General Assembly session on the Middle East opened with Soviet Premier Kosygin present but silent. A brief clash between U S Ambassador Goldberg and Jordanian envoy El Farra framed the debate on agenda and Palestine questions. Kosygin expected to speak Monday amid plans for Mahmoud Fawzi and Abba Eban to address.
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Bruce W. Munn
United Press International United Nations
UPI
General Assembly
Alexei N. Kosygin
United States
Jordan
Kosygin
Thant
Assembly
Abdul Rahman Razhwak
Afghanistan
U.N
U.S
Arthur 3. Goldberg
Muhammad H. El-Farra
Goldberg
Israel
Botswana
Palestine
Mahmoud Fawzi
U.A.R
Abba Eban
Red China detonates its first hydrogen bomb
Tokyo report says Peking announced a successful hydrogen bomb test carried out Saturday in western China. It marks a new stage in nuclear weapon development and places China among the U S Britain and the Soviet Union as hydrogen bomb powers. The test was China s sixth since 1964 and its first hydrogen explosion.
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Tokyo
UPI
China
Peking
New York
Alexei Kosygin
Red China
Comunist China
Peking Radio
New China News Agency
Red Chinese
Chin
New China Agency
Peking Agency
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
France
U.S
Hiroshima
Communist Party
Mao Tsetung
U S Troops Engaged Heavy Fighting Across Vietnam Front
U S 1st Infantry Division grapples with Viet Cong forces 55 miles north of Saigon, reporting 196 enemy dead and 31 Americans killed with 113 wounded. Separate crashes and air actions touch An Khe Pleiku Da Nang and other locations as the war intensifies.
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Mike Feinsilber
United Press InterNational Saigon
UPI
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
Saigon
U.S
Vietnam
An Khe
Central Highlands
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division
U.S. 101St Airborne Division
Marine
da Nang
Bai Giang
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Senate Ethics Panel Intensifies Bid to Convict Dodd
The Senate Ethics Committee pressed charges against Sen. Thomas J. Dodd over seven travel expense claims and use of campaign funds. Sen. Eugene McCarthy threatened resignation if the panel does not substantially back the charges, signaling division over Dodd's fate.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Ethics Committee
Thomas J. Dodd
Senate
Dodd
East Ward to Close Next Year Without Approved Kindergarten Plan
The East Ward School will not be used in 1967-68 unless a Title I kindergarten program is approved. The board, guided by admin recommendations, made the closure decision. Superintendent Hamilton is exploring kindergarten options while grades one and two transfer to other town elementary schools and parents are informed of campus assignments.
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East Ward
J. W."hamilton
Troop 61 Meeting at First Methodist Church
Boy Scout Troop 61 will meet at 4 p.m. today in the First Methodist Church for a scheduled gathering and activities.
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First Methodist Church
Accidents In May Cost 2325 Dollars In Childress County
The Texas Highway Patrol reports five rural May accidents in Childress County causing one injury and about 2325 dollars in property damage. Through five months in 1967 the county logged 20 accidents with one death and 13 injuries totaling roughly 10362 dollars in damage. Sergeant Etheridge warns of fatigue on long drives and slow-moving farm machinery on highways during harvest season.
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The
Texas Highway Patrol
Childress County
Floyd Etheridge
Etheridge
Commissioners Court Reviews Tax Evaluations and Schedules Bid
The Commissioners Court met to consider each tax evaluation case and plans to reconvene at 2 p.m. Thursday in the courthouse courtroom. A county judge was directed to advertise for bids to purchase a sheriff department automobile, with the ad running in today's Index.
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Commissioners Court
Sheriff's Department
Arabs Plot Economic Attack Against U S and Britain
Arab foreign ministers gathered in Kuwait to plot stern economic measures against the United States and Britain. They planned to discuss retaliation against Israel and consider actions such as stopping Arab oil exports and boycotting British and American goods, with Syria and Algeria backing these moves.
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UPI
Kuwait-Sheraton
United States
Britain
Israel
New York
U.N. General Assembly
U.S
Cairo
Syria
Algeria
Gamal Abdel Nasser
America
J. E. Richardson Dies Saturday in Childress
James E. Richardson age 80 of Childress died at Childress General Hospital. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Monday at Tell Methodist Church with interment in Tell Cemetery. He was born October 17, 1886 in Harrell and lived in Childress County most of his life, retired truck driver and Tell First Methodist member. He is survived by his wife Ester and numerous relatives including L. G. Richardson of Burkburnett and J. S. Richardson of Wichita Kansas.
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James E. Richardson
Childress
Childress General Hospital
Tell Methodial Church
Tell
Spicer
Memphis
Tell Methodist Church
Mr. Richardson
Harrell
Childress County
Tell First
Bub Merrick Introduces New Wood Art Brand
Childress artist Bub Merrick launches Bub Merrick Originals a new wood carving business. Agent Bill Adams of Childress and Amarillo arranges exclusive Panhandle dealership with Stark's Wrap and Gift in Amarillo. A Colorado Springs dealer contract is under negotiation. Loumarion Sumner files a feature in the Amarillo Daily News.
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Childress
Bub
Merrick
Bill Adams
Amarilo
Stark
Amarillo
Panhandle
Colorado Springs
Adams
Loumarion Sumner
Amarillo Daily News
Local Coaches Meet TV Team In Amarillo Benefit Game
Local coaches will face the TV Channel 10 Tigers of Amarillo in a baseball game at Fair Park ballpark tonight at 8 p.m. Proceeds will be split between the local baseball program and the Amarillo charity. The public is urged to attend.
President's Austin Visit Denied to Press at Ball
Reporters covering Friday's Presidential Ball of the Southwest in Austin faced a strict news blackout. Secret Service and local officers blocked access to the City Auditorium area with sawhorses and rope, allowing only invited guests of the President's Club to attend.
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Kyle Thompson
United Press International Austin
UPI
Austin
Secret Service
City
President's Club
National Democratic Party Campaign Fund
Oklahoma
Arkansas
New Mexico
Louisiana
Johnson
Lynda
Luci
White House
Washington
Dallas
Fort Worth
United Press International
Julian Read
Auditoriu
Read
DE Students Instructed By Memphis Mentors
Twenty two Driver Education students from Childress will start classes in Memphis at 2 p.m. Monday after a teacher shortage halted local courses. Two Memphis classes have room for twenty two more. a bus will depart at 1:15 p.m. with students assembled at 1 p.m. at the back of the high school. Parents arranged for instructors to begin teaching Tuesday back in Childress. one student is taking Driver Education in Pampa.
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Childress
Memphis
Pampa
Storms Sweep Texas Panhandle and New Mexico
Severe weather battered Northwest Texas and eastern New Mexico as a stalled cold front persisted. Tornadoes touched down near Muleshoe and Abernathy, Amarillo saw cars trapped in rising water, and Canyon area flooding occurred as 50 mph winds felled a large antenna in Clovis.
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United Press International
Texas Panhandle
South Plains
Texas
West Texas
New Mexico
Amarillo
Great Lakes
U.S. Weather Bureau
Fort Worth
Panhandle
Muleshoe
Abernathy
Hale County
Canyon
State Line
Clovis
N. M
Rain Dampens Saturday Evening Skies
A light shower at 8 15 p m Saturday raised hopes for steadier rain in the morning as observers noted scattered drops and distant thunder in the area.
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