Maddox Issues Warning On Pets
Chief Alvis Maddox warned all pet owners to pen dogs and keep pets confined after a Northwest woman threatened to poison dogs unless penned up. Poisoning dogs is a misdemeanor with fines from ten to two hundred dollars after conviction.
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Childress
Ofolice
Alvis
Northwest
Texas Legislature in Session as Budget Tightens
March 7 1963 Austin Daybook notes the 59th day of the 140 day legislative session. Gov Connally says state funds are under tight restraints. Senate hosts five big civics classes as Bryan’s attack on a land grant bill becomes focal.
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United Press International
Texas
John Connally
Senate
Culp Krueger
Pehances
Bryan
Bruce Reagan
Corpus Christi
A&i College
Rio Grande Valley
Moore
Texas A&m College
Connally
Cials
General Revenue Fund
Padre Island National Seashore
House
Menton Murray
Harlin
District VFW Convention Opens Here Saturday
The District 13 VFW and Auxiliary convention starts Saturday at the Veterans Building in Childress with 1 p.m. member registration. Cecil Joslin of Plainview is Commander and Mrs. Dorothy Hunnicutt of Canyon is Auxiliary president. Jim Starkey of Austin will represent the Texas VFW Department. A Saturday dinner and dance will cap the evening, with Sunday featuring more registrations and joint VFW Auxiliary meetings.
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District 13
VFW
Veterans Building
Childress
Cecil Joslin
Plainview
Dorothy Hunnicutt
Canyon
Jim Starkey
Austin
Department of Texas
George Robinson Childress
Auxiliary
Robinson
Juanita Maddox
Childress Auxiliary
Spring Like Weather Embraces Texas Tax Day
Warm spring like weather spread across Texas with clear skies and temperatures 5 to 10 degrees above Wednesday. Afternoon highs may reach the upper 80s in the Rio Grande Valley while overnight lows ranged from 18 at Dalhart to 62 at Corpus Christi.
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United Press International
Texas
Weather Bureau
Rio Grande Valley
Dalhart
Corpus Christi
Lubbock
Amarillo
Panhandle
Presidio
Shamrock Boosters Arrive in Childress for St Patrick’s Day
A caravan of Shamrock boosters arrived in Childress around 12 30 p m today to greet visitors for the annual St Patrick s Day celebration in Shamrock on March 16. The booster group traveled from Wellington.
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Shamrock
Childress
St.Patrick’s’ Day
Wellington
Farm income per farm tops 1961 and 1960 figures
The Agriculture Department reported 1962 average farm income per farm at 3498 dollars, about 4 percent above 1961’s 3360 dollars. Net farm income rose slightly while farm numbers declined to an estimated 3.69 million, with total market receipts led by California and Iowa. Texas, Illinois and other states also top the cash received from marketings.
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UPI
Agriculture Department
Department
California
Iowa
Texas
Illinois
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Arkansas
Colorado
Louisiana
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Wyoming
Death of Grand Ole Opry Stars Patsy Cline Copas Hawkins
News of Patsy Cline Cowboy Copas and Hawkshaw Hawkins death from a private plane crash near Camden Tennessee shocked Nashville listeners. Randy Hughes pilot and Copas son in law also died. Friday services planned with Cline burial in Virginia and funeral arrangements for Hughes and Copas.
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Camden
Tenn
Grand Ole Opera
Patsy Cline
Cowboy Copas
Hawkshaw Hawkins
Randy Hughes
Miss Cline
NEA Telerhoto
Nashville
UPI
WSM
South
Grand Ole Opry
Kansas City
Ira Louvin
Louvin Brothers
Clement
Tennessee
Copas
Alabam
Hawkins
Jean Shephard
Hughes
Clines
Trudy Stampler
Phillips-Robinson Funeral Home
Virginia
Hughes and
De Gaulle Rejects Meeting Kennedy Amid Policy Gaps
Paris reports Charles de Gaulle rules out a Kennedy meeting in the near term citing wide American French policy gaps. He may meet only after major US policy shifts, unhappy with U S Britain relations, and opposed to Britain’s early Common Market entry. He also opposes NATO nuclear plans linked to the Nassau accord.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Kennedy
de Gaulle
United States
Britain
Washington
London
U.S
Aides
Macmillan
Nassau
NATO
Faubus Charges Arkansas Pilots Used In Invasion
Gov. Orval Faubus accuses the federal government of secretly recruiting Arkansas National Guard pilots for the 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion and betraying them. Brig. Gen. Frank Bailey denies knowledge of such planes or involvement. Defense Dept. declines to comment.
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Little Rock
Ark
UPID
Orval Faubus
Arkansas National Guard
Air Guard
Faubus
Frank Bailey
Arkansas Air National Guard
Arkansas Air Guard
Defense Department
Washington
Bailey
Bay of Pigs
North
Cooperative Gin Meeting Saturday
The 41st annual Farmers Cooperative Gin meeting will be held Saturday March 9 at 1 30 p m in the Childress High School auditorium. Three directors will be elected and members may raise other business per Truman McFarland.
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Farmers Cooperative Gin
Childress High School
Truman McFarland
Nadine Parr Latest Candidate In Childress ISD Trustees Race
Nadine Parr becomes the sixth candidate for Childress Independent School District trustee as midnight deadline passes. Two vacancies exist with Dr. Bob Jones seeking re election and W A King not running. Others: E O Sims William T King R M Nance Littleton Havins. Election April 6. polling at Childress Junior High School Community Center and Lonie Community. Absentee voting March 16 to April 2 at County Clerk Office.
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Nadine Parr
Childress
Childress Independent
Bob Jones
W. A
Bill) King
E. O
Otho) Sims
William T
Tommie) King
R. M (Buck) Nance
Littleton Havins
Jones
W. T. King
Community Center
Lonie
Court House
Britons Seek Trade Mission to Moscow in May
London and Birmingham chambers of commerce will send a trade mission to Moscow on May 6 to promote two way commerce with the Soviet Union. A spokesman for the London Chamber of Commerce said the mission will focus on expanding bilateral trade and discussions with Soviet officials.
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London
UPI
London and
Birmingham
Unisphere Section Placed at 1964 World Fair
The first section of the Unisphere was moved into place in New York on Wednesday in ceremonies attended by Rene Legrain Eiffel’s grandson. He presented a model of the Eiffel Tower to U S Steel board chairman Roger M Blough as part of the event signaling a 12 story stainless globe with satellite models.
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New York
UPI
Rene Legrain-Eiffel
Roger M. Blough
United States Steel Corp
Oldest Scottish Railway Commuter James Wylie Dies
James Wylie aged 85, Scotland’s oldest railway commuter, died Wednesday less than a month after receiving a free one year rail pass from British railways.
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Cambuslang
Scotland
UPS
James Wylie
British Railways
Nabers Dies in Wichita Falls Hospital
John B Nabers aged about 72 died at 3 a m today in a Wichita Falls hospital after about a month of illness He was a former District Highway Engineer at Childress and had worked for the Highway Department in several Texas towns He is survived by his widow two sisters and three sons Claude San Antonio Jack Wichita Falls and Henry Tacoma Wash Funeral services will be held at 2 pm Friday at First Methodist Church Vernon with interment there He had retired about 1952 and lived in Vernon earlier in his career
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John B. Nabers
Childress
Wichita Falls
First Methodist Church
Vernon
Nabers
Highway Department
Lufkin
R- L- Nabers
Claude
San Antonio
Jack
Henry
Tacoma
Wash
Soviet Editorial Attacks China Over Peaceful Coexistence
Moscow reports an editorial in Pravda condemning dogmatists who favor war over peaceful coexistence. The piece marks the 45th anniversary of the Communist movement and signals the ideological rift with Beijing over Khrushchev's policy.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
China
Communist Party
Pravda
Communist Movement
Leon Trotsky
Germany
Peking
Nikita S Khrushchev
Red Flag
Khrush
Wreck on Commerce Street causes damage with two drivers cited
Police report says no injuries in a 12:35 p m collision on Commerce Street. Jimmy T Smith northbound hit Don Strickland’s eastbound car on Avenue H NW. Smith cited for speeding and Strickland for failing to yield.
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Jimmy Thomas Smith
Commerce Street
Don Strickland
Avenue H
Smith
Strickland
Terrell Outlines Diploma Changes At Childress Jaycees
Childress High School principal Terrell spoke at noon with the Childress Jaycees about diploma changes and multiple diplomas in graduates. He cited about 60 percent college bound graduates and only 40 percent college capable, plus classroom space limits and ADA figures.
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Garland Terrell
Childress High School
Childress Jaycees
Terrell
Texas
Childress
ADA
Perry Morren
Clint Crawford
Joe Norman
Buford Wright Jr
Norman
Pony League
Lewis Temberlake
National Jaycee
Boosters Meet Tonight in Band Hall
Band Boosters plan a 7 30 pm meeting today in the Band Hall to discuss activities and support for the group.
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