Stevenson ends Latin tour seeks $3 billion aid plan
Ambassador Adlai Stevenson completes an 18 day 17000 mile Latin tour. He reports Latin leaders back economic social reform as he heads to Washington. Stevenson urges Kennedy to mobilize hemisphere resources for economic development in Latin America with about $3 billion in aid over up to ten years.
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Francis L. McArthy
United Press International
Bogota
Colombia
UPI
Adlai Stevenson
South America
Washington
Kennedy
Stevenson
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
Guadalupe River Flood Threatens Victoria and Surrounding Areas
The Guadalupe River crest near 30.35 feet at Victoria, flooding 20 000 acres and forcing over 25 families from homes while emergency crews and sandbags reinforce a levee south of the city. The San Antonio, Lavaca and Navidad rivers shift as cooler fronts approach Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Guadalupe
Victoria
U. S. Weather Bureau
Texas
San Antonio
Goliad Bu
Lavaca
Navidad
Weather Bureau
New Mexico
Pacific Northwest
Northwest
Texas urged 15 percent raise in auto insurance rates
The Texas chief actuary told the annual rate hearing that auto premiums should increase about 15 percent to reflect rising property damage costs. A 20 percent discount for safe drivers would remain under merit rating, while critics urged higher rates to cover recent loss experience and protect insurer solvency.
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Austin
API
State Board of Insurance
Texas
Angus McDonald
McDonald's
R. B. Cousins
Texas Automobile Insurance Service Office
Cousins
Masonic Groups Plan Elections and Special Meeting
Masonic Lodge No 695 to elect officers at 8 tonight in the Masonic Hall. Childress Chapter 262 to hold a special meeting at 7 30 p m Friday in the Masonic Hall. Work will be done in the Chapter Degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Lodge No. 695
Masonic Hall
Childress Chapter 262
Masonic Lodge
Nudist Camp Owner Sues Sheriff Over Harassment
Campbell and wife seek 50000 in federal court at Tyler claiming harassment by Sheriff Hovt Ivy and others after a low flying plane drew attention to Cedar Valley Health Resort near Ivanhoe 12 miles north of Bonham. The Campbells say calm relations ended with threats and a court conviction for indecent exposure.
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Tyler
UPI
W. R. Campbell
Campbell
Hovt Ivy
Campbells
Cedar Valley
Ivanhoe
Bonham
Arlington
Ivy
U.S. Supreme Court
T. C. Dickey
Kennedy Sinks Infected Fever Delays Ikeda Meeting
President Kennedy suffered a mild bacterial viral infection described as flu like. He stayed in bed with fever peaking at 101.6 and canceled all engagements including a conference with Japanese Premier Hayato Ikeda. Dr. Travell reported back pain improved but the current virus caused upper respiratory symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Hayato Ikeda
Travell
Potomac
White House
Harmless Billy Joe Goes Berserk In Malvern Mass Shooting
In Malvern Arkansas Billy Joe Schuler 25, a reportedly unbalanced man, seized a 30 30 rifle after a dispute at the State Employment Office. He killed two people and wounded six others before being stopped, with victims all white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Ark
UPI
Billy Joe
Arkansas
Joe
William Schuler Joe
State Employment Office
Western Auto
Shirley Ashcraft
Elsie Owens
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Urged To Check Cotton Insect Damage Now
County Agent Chile Smith urged cotton farmers to inspect for insect damage now to prevent later losses. Entomologist John Thomas reported weevil punctures south of Loco in Childress County. Smith noted thrips and weevil eggs found in checks in Community Center and Kirkland areas with a weekly survey planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile Smith
John Thomas
Collingsworth
Loco
Childress
Smith
Kirkland
First Oil From Childress County Producer Shipped
The first oil from Childress County's inaugural producer has been shipped. The well is being pumped and spudding of the offset is near completion at 1320 feet south. Drilling of the offset starts next week as leasing in the county progresses with bonuses up to seven dollars and fifty cents per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childress County
CofCBCD Board Ballots To Be Mailed Soon
Ballots listing 25 non minees will be mailed in the next several days for the CofC BCD Board election. The CofC will elect three directors and the Council will appoint three. Eighteen people have signaled willingness to serve if elected, including Vern Rucker Gaines Highsmith Gene Blackwell Jerry Dugan Jake Lawson Jim Luker Van Harlow Don Maddin Annie Ruth Bell Mrs. Ray Green H D Frost Jim Bettis Earl Preston Bill Johnson Truman McFarland Dick Preston Mrs. Irby Martindale Wayland Mitchell.
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Cofcbcd Board of
Cofc
Vern Rucker
Gaines Highsmith
Gene Blackwell
Jerry Dugan
Jake Lawson
Jim Luker
van Harlow
Don Maddin
Annie Ruth Bell
Ray Green
German Jaycees hear Dr Filbinger on Germany and communism
Dr Hans Filbinger, West German interior and refugee minister, told Jaycees that communism cannot spread in a united Germany while Berlin remains free. He cited 13 million East Germans and urged cooperation with the Americans. Ernest Meyers of the State Department spoke briefly as interpreter. Werner Best presided. Jeff Henderson arranged the program. Dalton Martin was introduced as a new member.
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Germany
Hans Filbinger
Childress Jaycees
Bilbinger
Fulbinger
East Germany
Dr. Filbinger
Berlin
Ernest Meyers
U.S. State Department
Werner Best
The
Jaycees
Jeff Henderson
Dalton Martin
Slow Bond Sales in Childress County May
Childress County reached 29.5 percent of its 1961 U S Savings Bonds goal by end May, ranking 12th of 12 in District 3. District totals show 45.5 percent of goal achieved, with Castro leading at 94.6 and Bailey at 29.8.
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Childress County
U. S
Castro
Briscoe
Swisher
Motley
Hale
Hall
Palmer
Cottle
Lamb
Floyd
Bailey
Childress
New Orange Fanta Bottled by Coca Cola Unit in Paducah
Wilmer Wilson announces that Fanta Orange is now being bottled by the Coca Cola Bottling Company of Paducah. The first advertisement for the new drink runs in today’s Index.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coca- Cola Bottling Company
Paducah
Wilmer Wilson
District Court Schedules Non Jury Cases for Session
District Attorney John Forbis says several non jury cases are set for the District Court session tomorrow. No Grand Jury will be called on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Forbis
Extinguish Fire Douses Grass Blaze Near 1300 E Sw
Firefighters quickly extinguished a grass fire in a field near 1300 E Sw around 7 30 this morning causing no injuries or damage beyond scorched grass and smoke alarms did not report any injuries.
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E. Sw
Railroad Commissioner Olin Culberson Dies
Olin Culberson, 74, longtime Texas Railroad Commissioner and former chairman, died at Seton Hospital in Austin after a heart ailment. A native of Turnersville, he held multiple public roles including county judge, Hill County clerk, and chief examiner of the gas utilities division. He led reforms in engineering qualifications for state salaries and oversaw major rate investigations saving gas consumers over 500000 annually.
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Austin
Tex
UPI
Olin Culberson
Culberson
Seton Hospital
Turnersville
W. A. Culberson
Hillsboro
Hill County
U.S Army
Edna
Jackson County
General
Lone Star Gas Co
North Texas
Gas Utilities Division
The
Railroad Commission
Texas
New Zealanders To Visit Childress
H. A. Rogers will leave for Amarillo this afternoon to meet Mr and Mrs Kenneth Hunt of Auckland New Zealand. The Hunts longtime friends from World War I era will visit Rogers in Childress for several days after arriving on a TWA flight from California.
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H. A. Rogers
Amarillo
Kenneth Hunt
Auckland
New Zealand
TWA
California
Hunts
Rogers
Hunt
Princes Agree To Ask King For Help
In Zurich three rival Laos princes join to urge King Savang Vathana to form a national unity government. The conciliation conference included Premier Prince Boun Oum and Princes Souvanna Phouma and Souphanouvong. The communique promises representation for all factions but omits coalition details. Souvanna, backed by Communist states, expects premiership. Western diplomats view this as a peace price.
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Zurich
Switzerland
UPI
Laos
Savang Vathana
Boun Oum
Souvanna Phouma
Souphanouvong
Pathet Lao
National Assembly
Freedom Riders Held In Mississippi Face Judge's Ruling
Federal Judge Sidney Mize in Biloxi heard a suit challenging the arrests of Freedom Riders as unconstitutional. A decision is promised within a week as nine more riders arrive in Jackson and are arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Biloxi
Miss
U. S
Sidney Mize
William M. Kunstler
New York
Mize
Trailways
Jackson
Missippi
Wyatt Tee Walker
Atlanta
Montgomery
Ala
Robert F. Kennedy
Joint Defense Appeal
Chicago
Freedom Riders
Kennedy
Deep South
South
Old-Time Sergeant Recalls Lost Wooden Soldiers Story
An army sergeant, teaching rookies, tells a story from his boyhood about losing wooden soldiers and his mother’s comforting words, ending with a triumphant claim that he has found them all these years later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
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Karel Hiasny
Army Language School
Monterey
Calif
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Hiasny
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Nacvalac
NEA
JFK
Merriman Smith
Lupe
Janet Travell
Executive Mansion
Capt
George Burkley
Preston Wade
Wade
E.E. Bailey
District Court
Florence Jacobs
Public Library
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New
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