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Childress Index

Location

Childress, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1963

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Rockefeller Honeymoon Begins Abroad After Surprise Marriage

Gov Nelson A Rockefeller and his bride Margaretta Murphy start a two week honeymoon at a 14 000 acre ranch near Valencia Venezuela after arrival from New York. The couple wed quietly at Pocantico Hills and drew mixed reactions from GOP leaders about potential 1964 presidential prospects.

Caracas Venezuela UPI Guv Nelson A. Rockefeller Rockefeller Margaretta Fitler Happy) Murphy New York Valencia GOP Washington Murphy James R. Murphy

Six Die In Paducah Wreck

A car and a pickup collided on U S Highway 83 north of Paducah killing five people in the car and one in the pickup. Identified victims are Porfirio Gulieces, Erlinda Gulieces 28, their one year old daughter Augustina, Porfirio's brothers Ysabel Plasnecio 14 Abel Plasnecio 16, and Mark D Gibbs 12. Gibbs rode in the pickup. Two other teens Neal Tucker 17 and Gagelon Tucker 17 were seriously injured. All victims were from Paducah.

Paducah Tex UPID Porfirio Gulieces Erlinda Augustina Porfirio Ysabel Plasnecio Abel Plasnecio Mark D.gibbs Gibbs Neal Tucker Gagelon Tucker

Fishing Improves at City Lakes Derby Nearing Peak

Care taker L. V. Keel announced better fishing at Lake Childress and Baylor Lake with several nice cat ches over the weekend. Most tagged fish remain in the lakes as the Derby continues with about 1500 dollars in prizes and permits available at the lake headquarters.

Lake Childress Baylor Lake L. V. Keel Keel

Lawson Named To State Board Of United Fund

H. F. (Jake) Lawson district manager of Lone Star Gas in Childress has been named a director of the Texas United Fund. He becomes the first local resident on the state board and will serve on the Admissions and Finance Committees. His first meeting is scheduled in Dallas Wednesday.

H. EF Jake) Lawson Lone Star Gas Company Texas United Fund Lawson Childress Dallas

West blamed for cautious stance on Communists at Strasbourg

In Strasbourg France a conference of Captive Nations exiles condemned Western prudence toward the Communist world. Former Lithuanian diplomat Vaclovas Sizikauskas told delegates there that Western hopes for liberalizing reforms in Eastern Europe were not being realized and no such signs appeared.

Strasbourg France UPID West Vaclovas Sizikauskas Europe

Broadcasters to receive special career awards this month

The National Association of Broadcasters will honor four veteran radio personalities for long and outstanding careers. Special plaques will be presented to Arthur Godfrey of CBS Don McNeil of ABC Morgan Beatty of NBC and Cedric Foster of Mutual.

Washington UPI National Association of Broadcasters Arthur Godfrey CBS Don McNeil ABC Morgan Beatty NBC Cedric Foster Mutual

Iran's First Four Star General Sentenced for Embezzlement

Tehran reports Gen Abdollah Hedayat, once chief of the combined general staff, given two years in solitary confinement and fined $25,000 after a military court found him guilty of embezzlement and collusion with American construction firms building frontier barricades.

Tehran Iran UPI Abdollah Hedayat Combined General Staff Frontier Barracks

Rainfall varied across county aiding wheat fill

Weekend rainfall varied from trace to 3 inches with Goodlett at 3 inches and Wellington, Quanah, and nearby areas receiving 1 to 1.5 inches. Downtown Childress reported 0.17 inch while the FAA airfield measured 0.10 inch. Several farmers noted amounts from 0.5 to 1.5 inches. Tell saw none. The rain is expected to help heads of wheat fill, potentially adding bushels per acre.

Goodlett Burlington Wellington Quanah Childress FAA Floyd Biddy Chet Reeves A. J. Brown A. B. Clements Kirkland Earl Hackler Vernon Key Montie Cameron Clyde Perkins Raymond Hardin Tell

Dick Gregory among 19 arrested in Birmingham march

In Birmingham UPI report comedian Dick Gregory and 18 youths were taken into custody Monday during an anti segregation march toward downtown. The action highlights civil rights protests in the city and involves a notable performer leading demonstrators.

Birmingham UPI Dick Gregory

Rough Weekend Weather Leaves A Costly Trail

Turbulent weekend weather battered Texas from Panhandle to Lower Rio Grande Valley with wind hail rain and dust damage. A tornado was reported near Ferris in Ellis County though no damage data followed. One Nolan County woman was seriously injured by lightning at her Lake Trammel home.

United Press International Texas Panhandle Rio Grande Valley Nolan County J. L. Teel Lake Trammel Sweetwater Abilene Sweed Water Kermit and Monahans Ballinger Lubbock Uvalde Texas 55 San Antonio Girard Kent County McCook

Chicago Daily News wins 1963 Pulitzer Prize for public service

The Chicago Daily News earned the 1963 Pulitzer Prize for public service for calling public attention to the public health programs of its area.

Newoak UPN Chicago Daily News Public Service

Texas House Votes To Adjourn May 24

The Texas House voted to end the 58th Legislature on May 24, three days before the limit. Rep. Ben Atwell and Rep. George Cook led the resolution sent to the Senate. McGregor failed to delay. the measure passed 99-51. In the Senate Tom Creighton steered a trespass arrest bill to passage 209.

Byron Tunnell Tyler House McGregor GOP San Angelo College George McCatee Dallas San Angelo

Tire and Wheel Recovered by Police at City Hall

A tire and wheel believed stolen from a pickup were found at Childress Air Field and announced by Chief of Police Alvis Maddox. The items are at city hall and can be claimed by the owner after proper identification.

Childress Air Field Alvis Maddox

City Council Meets Tonight at City Hall

The City Council will gather at 7 30 this evening at City Hall to discuss pending matters and hear public comments.

Russians Claim They Found Hitler's Body

Moscow reports claim Hitler’s burned body was recovered in Berlin by Soviet forces at war’s end. Marshal Sokolovsky told American author Cornelius Ryan, who cited top secret archives, as Western observers note an unusual openness of Soviet records ahead of 1965 anniversary.

Moscow UPI Adolf Hitler Berlin Hitler Spain Argentina Vasily Sokolovsky Cornelius Ryan Red Army Ryan France Paris Sokolovsky Georgi Zhukovs

Sportsmen To Meet Tuesday

A tentative constitution and by laws for the Red River Sportsmen Club are to be considered at tomorrow night's meeting set for 7:30 p.m. in the CofC room at city hall. Al Allison, elected president, cannot serve and will ask the group to name a new president. Gene Frisbie will explain the grain allotment program allowing extra acreage for wildlife.

Red River Sportsmens Club Cofc al Allison Gene Frisbie ASC

Dominican Army Prepares Invasion Of Haiti

President Juan Bosch convened his cabinet as Dominican infantry and armored units moved to the border amid threats to topple Duvalier. The OAS held an emergency session while U S Marines evacuated Americans as tanks and ships stood ready near Port au Prince.

Santo Domingo Dominican Republic UPI Juan Bosch Haiti Caribbean Hispaniola Bosch Francois Duvalier Organization of American States OAS Cuba Duvalier Port Au Prince Washington U.S

Final Plans Made for Annual Horse Show

Final plans for the annual Horse Show to be held Saturday were set at a morning meeting of the Agriculture committee of the Chamber of Commerce and Board of City Development.

Agriculture Committee The Chamber of Commerce and Board of City Development

Five Fined In Early Sunday Amarillo Riot

Five Negro men were fined a total of 2023 dollars after a Sunday riot in Amarillo in which about 400 people pelted police and two liquor agents with rocks bottles and bricks. Samuel Smith pleaded not guilty and was freed on bond.

Amarillo API Texas Liquor Control Board Samuel Smith Justice of the Peace Cliff Roberts van Auken Jim Travis van Buren Street

Burglars Hit Old Fashioned Freeze

Burglars struck the Old Fashioned Freeze at 805 Avenue F Ne in the late Sunday to Monday window. Back door forced, cigarette machine and record player damaged, cash register untouched aside from a few pennies. Police urge youths to stop using magnets to steal bottle tops.

Avenue F. Ne Childress Alvis Maddox

Directors of CofC-BCD Hold Meeting Cancelled

The regular meeting of the Chamber of Commerce and Board of City Development directors was cancelled at a special session held yesterday. Industrial prospects and a Home Show/Pony Express race report were reviewed. Jeff Henderson was authorized to attend the U S Highway 287 Association convention in Lamar Colorado starting Sunday. He seeks a successor as Childress director. Ike Parks of Dumas is incoming association president.

Chamber of Commerce and Board of City Development Jeff Henderson Lamar Colo Henderson Childress Ike Parks Dumas

School Board OKs Special Transfer Between Districts

The County School Board approved a special transfer from Tell Independent School District to Childress Independent School District in its regular session this morning. All bus routes for the Childress ISD for the 1963 64 school year were approved.

Tell Independent Childress Independent School County School Board Chilress Independent

Baseball Leaders Set Meeting For Tuesday

Baseball leaders urge all interested in the summer program to attend a 7 30 p m meeting in the City Council room at city hall. Russell Jones president stresses inviting managers coaches directors and finance committee members. About 150 boys signed up Saturday. registration runs 9 to 11 a m this Saturday at city hall. program serves eight to 14 year olds with a 1 registration fee.

City Hall Russell Jones

Charges To Be Added for Late Water Bills

City Water Department will add a 10 percent charge to all water sewer and trash bills for amounts unpaid after the 15th of each month. City Manager Louis Sally announced the policy as a cost measure for time and labor in issuing notices.

City Water Department Louis Sally Sally

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