Judy Wilson elected AGS representative and state official
Judy Wilson of Childress was elected AGS representative at Bluebonnet Girls State in Austin and served on a jury commission and a utilities board. She previously lost the governor race as a Libertarian candidate from the Panhandle. The 455 girls attending statewide heard her speak on The Unknown Soldier and Unsung Heroes and she thanked the Childress American Legion Auxiliary sponsors.
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Bluebonnet Girls State
Austin
House of Representatives
Federalist’ Party
Panhandle
Wilson
American Legion Auxiliary Department
Girls State
Frances Goff
Legion
Funeral services for Mrs N M Key held today
Funeral services were to be held at 2 p m today at Newberrys for Mrs N M Key 82 of Childress died Friday night in Albuquerque New Mexico Rev Joe S Allen pastor of the First Baptist Church of Childress conducted the rites and burial was in Childress Cemetery Pallbearers were J E Turner Dick Bellah R O Law Sr J D Sweeney Floyd Mitchel and Roy Swain Survivors include her son Neal Key of Albuquerque a daughter Mrs Bob Alexander of Tokyo Japan a brother Marvin Mann of Victor Texas and four grandchildren
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First Baptist Church of
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Eastern Star
Smithville
Texas
Dodge
Neal Key
Albuquerque
Bob Alexander
Tokyo
Japan
Marvin Mann
Victor
Three Twisters Rip Through West Texas Event
United Press International reports at least three tornadoes hit West Texas overnight causing damage and scattering debris near Levelland where two airplane hangars and a grandstand roof were destroyed. Rainfall topped four inches near Littlefield and other towns recorded varied totals while forecasters expected little weather change.
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Levelland
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Spade
Olton
Plainview
Amherst
Lamb County
Slaton
Sudan
Gulf Coast
Childress Council Meeting at City Hall Tonight
The Childress City Council will hold a regular meeting at 7 30 P M today in City Hall.
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Childress
Democrats and Republicans name 1964 convention sites and nominees
Democratic and Republican leaders weighed convention sites with Atlantic City Chicago and San Francisco in play for the 1964 GOP show in the Cow Palace San Francisco July 15 1964. Barry Goldwater leads a GOP poll over Rockefeller Romney Scranton while Democrats plan mid August meetings and a renomination path for Kennedy.
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Cow Palace
San Francisco
Kennedy
Democratic Site Committee
Old Settlers Association Shifts Meeting Date
Bill Goodson announced the Old Settlers Association will move its officers and directors meeting from Friday night to Thursday night. The gathering will begin at 8 p m at city hall with committee chairmen for July 18 through 28 events present.
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Old Settlers Association
Bill Goodson
Trial Date To Be Set Tuesday In Ord Fight Case
City Judge Bud Copelin announced the trial date for Paul Ord charged by city police with fighting will be set tomorrow. City Attorney Allen Harp may disqualify himself and the City Council will be asked to name a prosecuting attorney. The Council meets tonight.
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Bud Copelin
Allen Harp
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Copelin
Republicans Propose Cuba Resolution to Challenge Kennedy Policy
House Republicans draft a resolution declaring Soviet troops and arms in Cuba a clear violation of the Monroe Doctrine. The move aims to sustain Cuba policy criticism for the 1964 campaign, with support from Sen. Barry Goldwater and others while denying a coordinated GOP attack plan. The measure seeks end of Soviet intervention and a path for Cuban self-determination and ending Communist subversion.
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UPI
House
Cuba
Kennedy
Senate
Gordon Allott
Colo
United States
Guantanamo Naval Base
Barry Goldwater
R-Aziz
GOP
James F. Battin
R-Mont
U. S
Karl E. Mundt
R-S- D
Allott
Barn Fire Damages Texas Tech Farm In Amarillo
A barn at the Texas Tech Agricultural Research Farm in Amarillo was heavily damaged by fire. Damage is estimated at 50,000 dollars with machinery and the structure ruined, though all animals were saved.
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Amarillo
Texas Tech Agricultural Research Farm
Goldwater Leads Democrats as Atlantic City Bids Rise
News notes Goldwater leads the party while Atlantic City and New Jersey bid 625000 to defray convention costs. The state hosts include lavish hospitality for Democratic leaders and room allocations for about 12824 nearby available rooms. Other bids come from Miami Beach Detroit Philadelphia and Baltimore as city bids compare with GOP funding in San Francisco.
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Profumo Scandal Ties Royals As Ward Faces New Charges
London reports eight new charges against Dr Stephen Ward in the Profumo affair while the Foreign Office cites an espionage case demanding Premys Holan’s expulsion from Czechoslovakia. Ward linked to John Profumo Christine Keeler scandal, no security charge shown.
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UPI
Stephen Ward
Society Osteopath
Profumo
Marlborough
Foreign Office
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Ward
John Profumo
Christine Keeler
Philip
Daily Mirror
Kennedy urges world to form peace corps in 1960s
President Kennedy appealed to dozens of free nations to join the United States in creating a peace corps as part of a broader effort for peace. He spoke after meeting West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer in Bonn in a cordial atmosphere during his West Germany visit.
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Dean Rusk
Villa Hammerschmidt
Heinrich Luebke
Two Teens Die In Clarendon Car Crash
John Carter age 19 of Clarendon was killed and Herman Vinson age 19 of Clarendon was critically injured when their sports car ran off U S 287 struck a guard post and overturned Sunday according to UPI reports.
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Nixon Meets Nasser in Cairo Praise for Leader
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon met in Cairo with U A R President Gamal Abdel Nasser. Nixon praised Nasser's strong personality intelligence wisdom and immense knowledge and did not disclose their discussions.
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Nasser
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Soviet officers disarming Cuban militiamen feared for loyalty
Washington dispatch reports that Free Cuba News says Soviet commanders are disarming Cuban militiamen to head off an anti communist uprising. The Citizens Committee for a Free Cuba cites refugee sources claiming Russians doubt militiamen loyalty.
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UPI
Free Cuba
Citizens Committee For A Free Cuba
Communist China Joins North Korea Demands US Withdrawal
In Tokyo a joint communique on Liu Shao chi’s visit urged immediate removal of U S forces from South Korea and condemned the United States for forcibly occupying the country. The move marks a united stance with North Korea against U S military presence in the region.
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UPI
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North Korea
U.S
South Korea
Liu Shaochi
United States
American climber leaves London after Everest bid
Barry Bishop of Washington DC and his wife depart London for the United States. His feet remain heavily bandaged from frostbite suffered during the Everest expedition last month.
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Barry Bishop
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United States
Pope Paul VI Portrait Combines Liberalism with Tradition
A three part profile frames Giovanni Battista Montini as Pope Paul VI a cautious reformer with a liberal tilt and durable roots. It outlines his Milan arc bishop years his fight against communism his Vatican service and his aim to guide the church in step with the space age and ecumenical goals. The piece notes his eye line and restrained speaking style reflecting a thoughtful approach to modern world issues.
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John XXIII
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Giorgio
Brescia
Il Cittadino
the Citizen
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Giuditta Alghisi
Giovanni Battista
Pope Paul VI vows non interference in foreign affairs
The Vatican pledges not to intervene in secular affairs while pursuing world peace built on truth justice love and liberty. Pope Paul II’s audience with diplomats from about 50 nations marks the start of his papacy and reiterates continuity with Pope John XXIII reforms.
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Scranton
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