Thunderstorms hit West Texas with heavy rain and power outages
Summer storms swept West Texas on Sunday with 8 mph winds and up to 2.40 inches of rain in Lubbock. Lightning knocked out power in large sections of the city while roads flooded four feet deep in underpasses and traffic slowed to a standstill.
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Thunderstorm Rainfall Across City and County
Scattered showers and a brief thunderstorm hit the area Sunday evening. Wind gusts reached 70 mph at Childress Airfield, with 0.25 inches recorded there. Damage occurred at the R B Ransom farm and L B Holman’s River Camp site, including a collapsed outhouse. Reports from Kirkland and others noted varying rainfall totals up to 0.5 inches and hail in Lakeview area. Downtown Index gauge reported 0.10 inch.
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High Point
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Lakeview
Jaycees Open National Convene in Dallas
A 44th annual National Junior Chamber of Commerce convening in Dallas opens with 9,000 delegates including a Springfield Oregon group bringing a 31 ton Douglas fir log replica. Iowa tandem cyclists finish a 760 mile route as Mayor Erik Jonsson prepares a ribbon cutting and speeches by Rep. Ed Foreman and Gov. George Wallace are scheduled.
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Claranell Murray Enrolled in ACC Summer Studies
Abilene Christian College hosts 50 teachers from 16 states for the 8th annual America Studies Program. Claranell B. Murray, a Childress native and elementary education major, participates alongside fellows funded by a Coe Foundation grant.
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Coin Club Meets With Junior Leaders At City Hall
junior members of the Coin Club will conduct the program at the regular 7 30 p m meeting today at City Hall with the community present.
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Kennedy Receives Satisfactory Condition Report
Doctors say Senator Edward M. Kennedy is in extremely satisfactory condition after a plane crash. He remains in a Foster frame at Cooley Dickinson Hospital with oxygen, monitored heart and stable vitals. Family visitors include Mrs. John F. Kennedy and Gen Henry Murphey.
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Blaine Rideout Loses Thumb In Sunday Shooting
Blaine Rideout remained in good condition at Childress General Hospital after a Sunday night shooting at his trailer near the Bungalow Tourist Court in northeast Childress. Police said the incident occurred at 9 30 p m with notification at 11 00 a m Rideout suggested self inflicted gunfire while Maddox hinted at possible foul play.
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Father Of City Woman Is Dead
Henry G. Carter aged 59 of Alamogordo New Mexico died Sunday morning from a heart attack. He was the father of Mrs Virgil Carlson of 709 Avenue K North Childress. Funeral arrangements are pending at Alamogordo. Survived by his widow a son Douglas Carter of El Paso and daughters Mrs John Montgomery of Lubbock Mrs Kenneth Heirt of Albuquerque Mrs Bill Mackrain and Mrs Don Robertson both of Alamogordo.
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Rites Set Tuesday for Mrs. Burns in Childress
Mrs. Beulah May Burns 66 died Sunday night in Childress General Hospital after a several weeks illness. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at First Baptist Church with Rev. Joe Allen. burial at Childress Cemetery by Newberry Funeral Home. She was born October 27, 1897 in Freestone County and lived in Childress most of her life. She leaves six brothers and one sister. Her husband Tommy W. Burns preceded her in death in 1955.
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U.S. Supported Viet Troops Rout Viet Cong Near Bang Lang
U S supported paratroopers clashed near Bang Lang, Viet Nam, killing at least 54 Viet Cong guerrillas while suffering 29 American deaths and 85 wounded. Four helicopters were downed as U S advisers counted Viet Cong bodies and said two battalions were routed before dawn.
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Texas Teen Jailed After Rampage at Wildlife Camps
Dean Emmit Williams, 15, of Burkburnett Texas, was jailed Sunday in Lawton Oklahoma after allegedly terrorizing about 50 campers at the Wichita Mountains wildlife refuge near Lawton. He faces multiple charges but no serious injuries were reported. Williams reportedly ran into camps, hit several men, and threw a tent pole through a window before being subdued by a deputy.
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Arends to Represent GOP Platform Committee in San Francisco
Rep. Leslie C. Arends of Illinois will represent the Republican congressional delegation at GOP Platform Committee hearings at the national convention in San Francisco. An announcement from Arends’ office says he will testify on the principles and policies of Republican members of the 87th and 88th Congresses.
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Bunning Hurls Father's Day Perfect Game
Weary Jim Bunning pitched a perfect game for the Philadelphia Phillies over the New York Mets 6 0 on Father’s Day. He struck out rookie John Stephenson for the final out and planned to donate the cap and ball to Cooperstown.
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London embraces bare bosom dresses shocking the crowds
The article reports London shops selling naked-bosom outfits startling Britain and drawing police scrutiny over possible nudity laws. Two women, Mrs. Margaret Pawley and Rae Southern, wore or bought such dresses, drawing mixed reactions and boosting publicity for the fashion.
Talks Aimed at Cooling Cyprus Fighting
President Johnson and Turkish Premier Ismet Inonu opened talks at the White House to prevent Cyprus from triggering a Greece Turkey war. Johnson and Inonu expressed commitment to peace and justice as they discussed regional tensions and the goal of world peace.
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Senate Civil Rights Bill Heads to House For Final Action
Washington leaders expect House approval of the Senate amended civil rights bill before July 4. Rep William M. McCulloch said passage in about 10 days would allow President Johnson to sign on July 4. The measure seeks to end racial discrimination in voting education employment unions lodging dining and federal funding usage.
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Council to Meet in Childress City Hall Tonight
The Childress City Council will hold a meet at 7 30 p m today in City Hall. Residents and officials are set to discuss local matters and public concerns during the session.
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Missing Hoffa Witness Found in Miami Hospital
The government said it located Eric Shinkel a key witness in the James R. Hoffa fraud trial after he was missing since subpoenas. He is treated for a heart condition and doctors in Miami must determine if he can travel to Chicago to testify.
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Rogers Proposes Warning On Cigarette Packages
Special Congressman Walter Rogers of Pampa introduced a bill requiring interstate cigarette packages to carry a health warning. The proposed label reads Caution: Cigarette Smoking May Be Hazardous to Your Health.
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Gamser Appointed National Mediation Board Chairman
Howard G. Gamser will become board chairman effective July 1, succeeding Francis A. O'Neill for the next fiscal year. Gamser has served on the National Mediation Board since March 1963.
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VFW Commander Urges Full Attendance at Meeting
VFW or Pyle Commander today reminded members of a business meeting at 7 30 p m Tuesday at the Veterans hall. He urged full attendance to discuss upcoming affairs.
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