Quotes From The News By United Press International
In New York Charles Malik discusses Lebanon's disorder noting confusion beyond rebels and external pressures. In Tokyo a meteorological board spokesman calls the Eniwetok blast the strongest US explosion since tests began in 1956. In Washington Vice President Nixon muses on sending major league teams to tour South America and jokes about reviving the spitball.
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New York
Charles Malik
United States
Eniwetok
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Latin America
South America
Light Touches and Night Light Clues in Word Puzzle
A fragmented crossword style puzzle lists clues across and down. Entries include sky night light, anger, brain membranes, ledger item, weight measure, Jason's ship myth, awaken, gazed fixedly, and more. The item hints span common light sources to musical notes and Greek letters.
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Sky Night Light
Stanley Gardner
Stirring up rebellion and daily life clues
Answers provide crossword style fills for a puzzle. Each clue hints at a word forming a connected set across categories such as rebellion schemes citrus fruits state time monthly and symbols. Related clues cover Greek letters musical signs and common phrases.
Weather and Births in Childress Area
Partly cloudy and warm with widely scattered thundershowers through Tuesday. Low tonight 72 high tomorrow 96. Mr and Mrs Bill McKee of Wichita Kan are the parents of a daughter Nancy Lou born June 23 in a Wichita hospital. The infant weighed 9 lb 3 oz. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Oliver Mc Kee of Carey.
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Childress
Bill McKee
Wichita, Kan
Nancy Lou
Wichita
Oliver McKee
Carey
News items about people you know
Mrs. Meredith Gross of Amarillo spent the weekend here with Mr. and Mrs. S. Stevens and other relatives and friends. Susan, Jan, and Jennifer of Greenville have returned home after a visit here with Mr. and Mrs. Leon Norris. Pfc Garland Shaw of Fort Sill spent the weekend here with his family and friends, Mr. and Mrs. John Casebier and daughter Lynn. Lynn returned to Snyder after a week's visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hardin. Also visiting in the Hardin home Sunday was Mrs. Robert Sexauer and Suzanne of Memphis. Helen Gully of Fort Worth, formerly of Childress, visited here recently with friends and relatives. Judge and Mrs. J. E. Hamilton and Mrs. Mary Willet of Matador visited Saturday in the Carl Denny home. Ben Purcell Sr. is being transferred from the Veterans Hospital in Amarillo to his home here today, according to friends. David Adcock has left for a visit with Mrs. Gene Stevens in Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan. En route he will visit with his uncle Morris Morrison in Dumas. Guests in the W. M. Stiner home over the weekend include Mr. and Mrs. Larry Miller and children of Fort Worth. The Miller family returned home, but the children Bob, Jeanine, and Don remained longer with their grandparents.
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John Casebier
Lynn
Snyder
Tom Hardin
Hardin
Robert Sexauer
Suzanne
Memphis
Helen Gully
Fort Worth
Childress
J. E. Hamilton
Mary Willet
Matador
Carl Denny
Ben Purcell
Veterans Hospital
Amarillo
David Adcock
Gene Stevens
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Morris Morrison
Dumas
W. M. Stiner
Larry Miller
Thinking It Over
Reflection on self improvement. The piece urges examining faults, correcting habits, and striving to become better with God’s help, noting that prayer does not guarantee transformation but invites change through disciplined effort. It contrasts ideal goals with lived behavior and warns against complacency.
Temperatures Record High 98 at 5 P M Sunday
A daily temperature report shows a maximum of 98 degrees reached at 5 p m on Sunday and a minimum of 74 degrees at 6 a m on Monday. The record notes temperatures for the 24 hour period ending at 11 a m Monday.
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A. M
Political Calendar for July Democratic Primary
The Childress Index lists announced offices for the July Democratic Primary: Senator 30th District Andy Rogers of Childress and Karl Lovelady of Muleshoe. Representative 88th District Will Ehrle. County Democratic Chairman Sam Privitt. County Judge Leonard King and W. J. Jud Clements. County Schools Wade Kimborough. County Clerk Carrell Holleman. Mrs Flower Wright. County Treasurer Ben Hardison. Justice of the Peace Precinct 1 Frank E. Jones L. C. Elliott Paul Goodson W. A. Shorty Glenn. Commissioner Precinct Johnny Turk Fowler. Commissioner Precinct Cliff Campbell.
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Andy Rogers
Childress
Karl Lovelady
Muleshoe
Justice of Peace
Frank E. Jones
L. C. Elliott
Paul Goodson
W. A. (Shorty) Glenn
Hapty Birthday Tomorrow Mrs Buddy Cordell
Mrs. Clyde James E R Kelly note a birthday celebration for Buddy Cordell and Clyde James tomorrow in a local community notice.
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Buddy Cordell
Clyde James E. R. Kelly
Social Calendar Highlights for Mrs Wesley Truly Event
Tuesday events honor Mrs Wesley Truly nee Mary Marquardt from 2 to 4 p.m. at 1101 Avenue B North Presbyterian Church with Fellowship of Prayer at 3 p.m. and American Legion Auxiliary at the Veterans Building 7 30 p.m. Choir rehearsal at First Methodist 7 to 8 p.m. Friday Loco HDC at 2 p.m.
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Wesley ‘Truly
Mary Marquardt
Avenue B
Presbyterian Church Fellowship of Prayer
American Legion Auxiliary
Veterans Building
Condemns Nagy death by Hungarian executions
S A Dange, leader of the Communist Party in New Delhi, said Sunday that the recent executions of former Hungarian Premier Imre Nagy and three followers should have been avoided.
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New Delhi
UPI
S. A. Dange
Communist Party
Imre Nagy
Nagy
Backers of Alaskan Statehood Press Senate Move
Senate advocates for Alaska statehood push to overcome southern opposition. Senator Alan Bible argues statehood would redeem a pledge to Alaska from 91 years ago. Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield warns late-session handling, while Fastland Thurmond press a talkathon and potential referral to his Judiciary Committee. Proxmire McNamara and Thye urge an early vote.
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White House
James
Fastland
Dmiss
Strom Thurmond
Judiciary Committee
Bible
William Proximire
D-Wis
Pat McNamara
Mich
Edward J. Thye
R-Minn
Houston Girl Dies After Polio Shots Visit to Mexico
Sharon Louise Bender 19 of Houston died Saturday at the Southwest Polio Center. Her parents Mr and Mrs John S Bender say she had received all three Salk vaccine shots and believe polio struck during a visit to Mexico.
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Houston
Sharon Louise Bender
Southwest
John S. Bender
Mexel
Hospital Admissions List at Childress General
Admission notes from Childress General Hospital list several patients with dates across Saturday Sunday and Monday. Names include Oscar Pryor Mrs W A Sewell Johnny Steed Rev B F E Bohannon Carolyn Seay John Hardin Mrs J A Freeman Mrs L H Barley R H McCullough and R M Pryor.
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Oscar Pryor
W. A. Sewell
Johnny Steed
Jimmy Hackler
B. FE. Bohannon
Carolyn Seay
Ohio's first agricultural fair opens in October 1833
A brief note records Ohio hosting its first agricultural fair in October 1833, marking an early milestone in the state's agricultural history with organizers and dates implied by the fragment.
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Ohio
Hargrave Laundry Promotes Rejuvenation Service Remark
A lighthearted ad references Hargrave Laundry and Dry Cleaning offering a rejuvenation treatment. The speaker jokes about savings and plans to use the money for an evening out with their partner. The tone is playful and promotional.
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Hargrave Laundry & Dry Cleaning
Rock and Roll Records Headed for Coffin Burial
WJQS in Jackson announces a mass giveaway of 5,000 rock and roll records as it shifts to adult music. General Manager Lew Heilbroner says the disks will be hauled to a department store in a coffin symbolizing rock’s death and given to teenagers. A Miami Beach coin find yields 20 cents profit for the city after a 1500 year old Roman piece is sold. A dealer calls the coin worthless but donates a quarter to officials. In Tokyo, Peiping reports Red China aims to modernize handicraft industry with 70 percent converted to factory workshops by 1960 or 1961.
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UPI
WJQS
Lew Heilbroner
Miami Beach
Tokyo
UPL Red
China
Radio
Peiping
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