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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1960
Page
3
Warner's Tomorrow bra is designed to fit each side separately, offering individualized cup adjustments for a balanced, natural shape. The white broadcloth style features net weave and elastic around each cup for comfort and support.
UPI critic Fred Danzig praises Burt Brinckeroff for a believably earnest turn in The Great Gold Mountain on CBS TV The play ends with a reporter taking over the newspaper and marrying his sweetheart Several TV moments are noted including Garry Moore leaving The price is Right mishap and Henry Feldman winning the spelling bee title The piece surveys multiple late night TV events and their reception
Locals report partly cloudy and warm weather through Friday with widely scattered thunder showers tonight and Friday. The Childress Boat Club has no regular July meeting. Visitors include The A J Rammings of Pampa and friends, Lois Bowling and John Carroll of Austin with his daughter, Dub Farnum. Mrs Mae Shelton returns home after 16 weeks in Vernon. Linda King visits Smarino today. Paul Mohle and family move to Lockhart with Mohle joining Lockhart Post Register and teaching at Lockhart High. Beverly Blair of Tulsa visits with grandmother Mrs Hal Price and aunt Mrs Dora Diey. Mrs Price and Mrs Diges return from vacation in Fayetteville and Ozarks all.
The new Malmstroem vacuum extractor, used in European hospitals, guides and speeds birth with a cup at the end of a tube connected to a pump. Three interchangeable cup sizes allow staged progress, and early reports on 100 English deliveries show advantages over forceps in most cases.
NBC TV will insert Convention Preview programs into daytime and nighttime schedules next week. Tuesday and Wednesday reports will pre empt Adventure Time in the afternoon. Friday will feature Person to Person on CBS and coverage of boxing champ Archie Moore and cowboy Gene Autry. The thriller lineup includes Black Bart with Frank Overton and Bethel Leslie and Macbeth filming in London.
United Press International reports mixed market moves with major indices showing small gains across industries utilities and rails. The 4th hour totals list 2,030,000 shares with the Dow at 639.79 up 1.40, the S&P at 143.19 up 0.57, and the Nasdaq around 93.40 up 0.03 while others edge higher.
A poll of 407 editors and correspondents and 220 congressmen shows Lyndon B. Johnson as the strongest possible Democratic presidential candidate with 45 percent of newspaper support. Adlai Stevenson follows at 30 percent and John F. Kennedy at 21 percent. Kennedy leads 65 percent for vice president. Johnson's backing spans regions, led by the South, with broad national support.
The high for the 24 hour period ending 11 a.m. Thursday reached 98 degrees at 5 p.m. Wednesday. The low was 75 degrees at 6 a.m. Thursday. Temperatures trended from Wednesday afternoon into Thursday morning.
Childress General Hospital reports admissions for Dave Brummett Jr W J Sides Donnie Jo Gibson Loy Boen Edna Sims Dora Hudson Lavon Barnes and discharges including Mrs Albert Bird Mrs Bill Hays and baby Mrs Mattie Bass Kirkland Mrs Michie Thaten and Homer Rhodes all noted with days of the week.
A playful birthday message thanks readers for tomorrow and today with short tributes to Mrs. Buddy Corde Mrs. Clyde James E R Kelly and Roy Crawford The text also mentions a United Press International note about an order of rodents describing small to medium sized mammals with two gnawing teeth above and two below.
Army Pvt. Aretas V. King Ji 22, son of Mr and Mrs A V King of Route 2 Kirkland Texas, completes weeks of advanced individual training at Fort Sill Oklahoma.
A 1956 Childress High School graduate who joined the Army last March is finishing basic training at Fort Knox before completing artillery training at The Artillery and Missile Center Fort Sill Oklahoma. The program ends July 15 and focuses on service and maintenance of the 1065 millimeter howitzer.
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