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Childress Index

Location

Childress, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1963

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Kennedy Tours Ireland Rooted in Family Heritage

President Kennedy visited southeastern Ireland on a sentimental trip tracing his ancestry. He toured New Ross and Dunganstown, greeted crowds of about 5,000, and reflected that his great grandfather left Ireland to seek liberty. He joked about potential local jobs and pushed through security lines to meet residents and view family sites.

Dublin Opi John F. Kennedy Ireland New Ross America Dunganstown Wexford John Barry Berlin Albatross Co N Ross Kennedy New Ross Urban John V. Kelley Kelly Mary Ryan

Dedication Ceremonies At Veterans Building Sunday

State Historical Survey marks unveiling of a plaque for the Veterans Building in Childress at 4 p.m. Legion Commander J Henderson announces. Rev Lester Hill gives the invocation. Tom Preston presents the building history. Senator Andy Rogers offers the keynote. Sam Privitt will be recognized. Refreshments follow.

Byerican Legion J Henderson Cen YMCA Childress Fort Worth Denver Retans Veterans C. J. Lyons Lester Hill Legion Tom Preston Andy Rogers Sam Privitt Texas State Historical Survey Committee

Claude Hipps Appointed District Clerk in Childress

Claude Hipps was sworn in as District Clerk in a special Commissioners Court session. Appointed by District Judge Luther Gribble, Hipps will serve until the next general election, with a two year remainder if he seeks continued office. He succeeds Harold D. Cordell Sr. and has a background in insurance and local government service. Mrs. Hipps serves as secretary of the county Red Cross chapter.

Claude Hipps Commissioners Court Carrell Holleman Hipps Luther Gribble Wellington Harold D. Cordell Childress Amarillo Corpus Christi Southwestern Life Insurance Company American Legion Childress County The Red Cross

Doctor Philpott resigns from CU dermatology post

Dr Osgoode S Philpott 68 announced his resignation as head of the dermatology department at the University of Colorado Medical Center citing the job had gotten under his skin.

Boulder, Colo UPID Osgoode S. Philpott University of Colorado Medical Center Philpott

Invasion Talk Fades From Miami Cuba Refugee Reports

Talks of a Cuba invasion by refugee commandos have collapsed in Miami after wild inflation of figures. Actual landings were about 20 men, but reports surged to 500 then 3,000 armed guerrillas. No verifiable fighting or progress reports emerged, and CRC leadership changed amid muted activity and unclear broadcasts.

Miami UPI Cuba Central America Manuel A. de Varona de Varona Paul Rogers D-Fla

Art Works Displayed From Panhandle Youth Contest

Two drawings by sixth grade winners Manuela Castillo and Jerry Barfield will be exhibited during the first two weeks of July in the Fine Arts building at West Texas State University Canyon. Castillo’s Rotary Bowl earned second place and Barfield’s drawing of an old locomotive 501 earned third in the Texas Panhandle Heritage Foundation contest.

Childress Texas Panhandle Heritage Foundation Ples Harper Heritage West Texas State University Canyon Manuela Castillo Jerry Barfield

Optomist Club Plans Charter in Childress

Bill Hollars president of the Plainview Optomist Club travels to Childress for an organization meeting of local citizens at noon tomorrow at Gay's. The group seeks 25 charter members to start a Childress Optomist Club and invites interested residents to attend.

Bill Hollars Plainview Optomist Club Childress Gay’s Hollars

Nightly Juarez Strip Tease, Daylight El Paso Neighbor

Rose Marie Devarti hides in plain sight by day in El Paso while Georgia Storm headlines Juarez clubs each night. The Fairfield, Connecticut native spent 24 years of her eight year burlesque career across the border where earnings far exceed U.S. pay, and she prefers the Juarez spotlight over stateside work. Storm earns top money there, with a packed Waikiki club and four nightly shows, despite long hours ending at 3 30 a m and a busy travel schedule elsewhere. She lives with her 10 year old Chihuahua and keeps a modest life between performances.

EL Paso UPI Rose Marie Devarti Georgie Storm Juarez Mexico Fairfield States Georgia Storm United States U.S New York New Jersey Florida Houston Waikiki

Old Settlers Meet Tonight Sets Final Plans

Officers and directors of the Old Settlers Association will meet at 8 p m today at city hall to finalize plans for the upcoming celebration. President Bill Goodson urged all chairmen to attend.

Old Settlers Association Bill Goodson

Open House for Lloyds Electric at New Location

Lloyds Electric invites the public to an open house Saturday from 2 to 5 pm at 1103 Fe to announce its new location. Free door prizes and a 5 pm drawing for a GE Steam and Dry Iron are offered. Owned by Mr and Mrs Lloyd Walkup.

Lloyd’s Electric Lloyd's Electric Lloyd

Wirtz Urges Civil Rights to Curb Job Discrimination

Labor Secretary W. Willard Wirtz urged Congress to add tools to fight hiring and promotion bias by employers and unions. He cited job shortages, lower qualifications of many Black job seekers, and racial bias as causes of economic hardship. He backed permanent executive enforcement and authority for the President to block discrimination, noting strides by the President's Committee on Equal Employment Opportunity.

Washington UPI W. Willard Wirtz Congress Wirtz House Judiciary Committee Robert F. Kennedy Committee On Equal Employment Opportunity U. S

Guard unit miscue at funeral procession apology issued

Members of the 36th Division National Guard from Amarillo pitched a tent in Fair Park last night. A sergeant driving a vehicle unintentionally drove through a funeral procession and later apologized to Chief of Police Alvis Maddox, saying he did not realize the procession was present.

36Th Division The National Guard Amarillo Fair Park Alvis Maddox

Godber Replaces John Profumo as War Minister in Britain

London reports Joseph Godber 49 replaces disgraced John Profumo who resigned after admitting lies about an intimate relationship with Christine Keeler. Peter Thomas to replace Godber as foreign office undersecretary. Dr Stephen Ward prepares defense for a vice trial linked to the Profumo affair.

London UPI Joseph Godber John Profumo Godber Foreign Office Profumo House of Commons Christine Keeler Britain Peter Thomas Stephen Ward Ward

Khrushchev to visit East Berlin amid Kennedy trip

Soviet rhetoric hardened ahead of Khrushchev's Friday air trip to East Berlin after Kennedy's West Berlin visit. Pravda claimed a Bonn Washington atomic axis forming from Kennedy Adenauer talks while Khrushchev warned against imperialism and world war.

Moscow UPI Kennedy West Berlin Nikita Khrushchev East Berlin Khrushchev West United States Communist Party Pravda Berlin Konrad Adenauer NATO Bundeswehr

Jaycees View Golf Movie For Junior Tour Guests

The 14 players in the Jaycee Junior Golf Area Tournament attended a showing at the Childress Jaycees clubhouse. Guests from Childress, Vernon, Paducah and Quanah watched a color film about the 1962 Buick Open featuring the only hole in one ever recorded on film in a PGA tournament, with Marsha Harris and Charles Mitchell among the attendees.

Jaycee Childress Jaycees Childress Vernon Paducah Quanah Marsha Harris Charles Mitchell

Second Session Of Ecumenical Council Set For Sept 29

Vatican City reports Pope Paul VI fixed September 29 for the second session of the Ecumenical Council and ordered the preparatory body to resume work next week. The Sept 8 start was delayed by Pope John XXIII illness and death as preparations for Paul VI coronation proceed in St Peter's Square with wide attendance. Kennedy to meet Paul VI privately prior to coronation. Earl Warren to head U.S. delegation.

Ecumenical Council Vatican City UPI Paul VI John XXIII Amleto Giovanni Cardinal Cicognani Pope St. Peter’s Basilica Pope Paul VI Kennedy Pope Paul Pontiff Earl Warren United States Cere

Translator TV Group To Meet Here Tonight

The Red River Valley Translator TV Association will decide its future at an 8 p m meeting today in the courthouse. President Charles Mack invites all members to attend as the group seeks enough income to cover current expenses. otherwise the operation may be closed.

Red River Valley Translator TV Association Charles Mack

Water project talks in Austin with state officials

State Senator Andy Rogers and Roland Walden of Quanah flew to Austin to confer with the Texas Water Development Board on a proposed regional water project. The plan calls for storing water at a dam north of Lelia Lake to supply several area cities. Dr. S. H. Townsend, president of the project, was not well enough to attend. The board may assist with financing.

Andy Rogers Roland Walden Quanah Greenbelt Municipal and Industrial Water Authority Austin Texas Water Development Board Lelia Lake S. H. Townsend Water Development Board

Jones Boy Incident At Sadler's Wells Ballet

An unidentified small white haired man in a tuxedo and black hat attempted to kiss Princess Margaret at the entrance to Sadler's Wells Ballet Theater in London. A theater official pushed him aside. he then slipped into the crowd, waved his hat, smiled, and departed. No explanation was given.

London UPD Princess Margaret Sadler's Wells ‘Ballet Theater

Riding Club Meets for Special City Hall Meeting

The Childress Riding Club will holding a special meeting at 8 p.m. Friday in City Hall to decide which riders to attend events over the next two weeks.

Childress Riding Club

Open House Announcement Ad Promises Friday Paper Feature

An advertisement states an open house is announced in Friday's newspaper. It highlights the event and invites readers to attend, signaling date, location, and details to be found in the issue.

Lloyd’s Electric

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