High Flying Duo Returns to Earth From Space Mission
Moscow reports the world's first man and woman space team Valentina Tereshkova and Valery Bykovsky landed separately near Karaganda Kazakhstan. Tereshkova completed nearly three days in orbit and Bykovsky logged about five days and 2 million miles. Tass said they feel well and return marked new space records.
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Congress A New Civil Rights Plan
President Kennedy submitted sweeping civil rights legislation to Congress covering jobs voting schools and public accommodations and urged a year long session to enact it He warned that inaction would fuel racial strife and called for an armistice on Negro demonstrations.
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Malcolm X Speech Attacks Integration and White Power
Malcolm X, Harlem address leader of the Black Muslims, denounces integration and calls white society dangerous. He claims whites will face divine punishment and urges self defense for Black people against oppression.
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Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton to wed soon
Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton plan to marry as soon as divorces are finalized, possibly in October. Secretary Richard Handley confirmed the report as Miss Taylor and Burton attended Ascot races, with Burton stating he will marry her. Eddie Fisher wished them happiness and pledged to accommodate the lady.
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Rotarians Back Greenbelt Water Project in Childress
Members of the Childress Rotary Club unanimously approved support for the Greenbelt Municipal and Industrial Water Authority plan at a noon meeting. Dr. Gerald W. Thomas spoke on global agriculture while Senator Andy Rogers introduced him.
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W A Ellis Dies Veteran Car Worker at Fort Worth
William Archie Ellis aged 54 an assistant at the Fort Worth and Denver Shops died at 6 05 a m at Childress General Hospital after a midnight heart attack He was born June 23 1908 in Louisville Texas and moved to Childress from Rice 14 years ago A World War II veteran he belonged to Bible Baptist Church Funeral services are incomplete but burial is expected in Childress Cemetery Survivors include his widow one daughter Sonja Gay Ellis four brothers Cratus Arnold E and Sam E of Dallas and Earl of Corsicana and four sisters Mrs Ester Perkins Mrs Gladys Davis Mrs Emmie Eppler and Mrs Elma Elam of Dallas.
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Dallas
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Ester Perkins
Gladys Davis
Emmie Eppler
Elma Elam
Alix Hargrave Takes Courses at Texas Woman’s University
Alix Hargrave of Ruidosa New Mexico former Childress resident has joined a Texas Women’s University teachers and students workshop. Guest lecturer Harriette Gray head of dance at Stephens College will lead demonstrations. Hargrave teaches HPER and holds a BS from North Texas State University.
Car Wash Saturday by Cheerleaders at Local Stations
Childress High School cheerleaders will wash cars at Roy Hassell’s Standard Station and Gene Key’s Texaco Station this Saturday from 8 a.m. until closing. Proceeds support their 1963-64 cheerleading uniforms.
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Bill Murray Cleared Of Oil Case Allegations In Texas
A Travis County grand jury found William J. Murray did not commit any criminal acts during his 16 years as Texas Railroad Commissioner. The panel criticized publicity but noted no wrongdoing and highlighted Murray’s resignation after a 1960s oil-leasing dispute. The investigation followed a state inquiry into outside earnings totaling about 1.7 million dollars.
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Macmillan Seeks Agreement Over Profumo Probe
London notes Prime Minister Harold Macmillan works to secure a Labor Party agreement on a further investigation into the Profumo affair that threatens his resignation. He prepared for today’s meeting with Labour as talks began.
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Legion Members Approve Green Belt Water Project
Members of the Cox-Farr Post of the American Legion unanimously approved the Green Belt Municipal and Industrial Water Authority project in last night’s meeting. George Spear was made a life member and reports completed the program.
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Gentle Rain Reported Across Childress County
Lightning and thunder accompanied a gentle rainfall in Childress County last night. Measured totals included .32 inches at The Index gauge and .26 inches at the FAA station with localized reports around Kirkland and Highgate reported as about .20 inches.
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Harold Cordell Dies at 75 in Childress County
Harold Dean Cordell Sr. district clerk of Childress County died at 5 15 am in a Quanah rest home after months of illness. He was 75, born in Texas, moved to Childress in 1908, and his wife died in 1935. Funeral 10 am Thursday at Newberry's with Rev. Edgar Graham officiating. Burial in Childress Cemetery. Survivors: four sons H D Jr Rowden Fred H Frank Morgan two daughters Della Beth Brown Maurine Morgan one sister Grace Hall one brother-in-law.
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Cardinals Begin Conclave to Elect Pope John XXIII's Successor
Catholic cardinals gathered in Vatican City and filed into the conclave after Mass to elect a new pope. 80 princes of the church attended except Mindszenty and De La Torre who were absent due to illness and exile. Actual voting starts Thursday morning as the world awaits leadership of the church.
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U. S
Budapest
Carlos Maria Cardinal de la Torce
Quito
Ecuador
Tornado Hits Andrews Area Hails Texas Storms
A twister demolished a corrugated iron warehouse in Andrews during a heavy rain storm. Storms dump up to five inches of rain in the Lower Rio Grande Valley while other Texas areas report hail and high winds.
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Rio Grande Valley
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Old Settlers Meet Friday in Childress at City Hall
Officers and directors of the Childress County Old Settlers Association will meet at 8 p.m. Friday at the city hall to set activities for the 75th observance. President Bill Goodson announced the gathering and invited committee chairmen to attend.
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Hootenanny Set for Tonight in Childress
Bill Goodson announces the first Hootenanny at Fair Park Auditorium in Childress tonight at 8. Admission costs 50 cents for adults 25 cents for students and free for children under eight. Proceeds benefit the Old Settlers Association for the 75th July 18 to 28 observance.
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Four Named To WT Honor Roll
Childress area students Joan Naron Rolfe Wooten Arline Key and Eddie Nunnelley were named to the spring semester honor roll at West Texas State College. Dean Dr Walter H Juniper announced the list noting a 2.5 GPA on a 15 hour load or more is required.
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West Texas State College
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Childress
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Rolfe Wooten
Estelline
Arline Key
Kirkland
Eddie Nunnelley
Kitchens Enrolls At North Texas
Charley Kitchens of Stephenville, son of Mrs. J. W. Kitchens of Childress, is enrolled in the Health Education workshop at North Texas State University this summer. The six week course covers health education for school, home and community. Kitchens is an instructor at Stephenville High School.
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Man Fumes Trailer Fire After Mouse Infestation
San Diego news reports Pete Ciaramitaro sealed a house trailer and lit a fumigation bomb to kill mice. The blast ignited leaking butane gas causing a fire that set off ammunition in the trailer. Firefighters dodged bullets as a TV exploded through the trailer wall. No mice remain.
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287 Drive-In Thrilling Thursday Special
Local drive-in advertises a Thursday deal offering a hamburger and milk shake for 40e with telephone ordering available. Contact WE 7-45 for orders.
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