Wallace Jars National Demo Party With Votes
Gov George C. Wallace of Alabama challenges the national Democratic party again with a breakthrough showing in the Indiana presidential primary. Goldwater easily defeats Stassen in Indiana as ballots move toward the GOP nomination amid civil rights debates nationwide.
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Two Cars Collide Injuring Child in City Crash
The Police Department reports one person injured when two autos collide yesterday morning at Avenue B and Second Street No. The Rogers child, two years old, was taken to Childress General Hospital and released after a check. Eddie Wren, driving north on Second Street, collided with Lenna Vandiver’s vehicle. a ticket for failure to grant right of way was issued.
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Second Time Around Fire Hazard Check in Childress
Inspectors from the Texas Insurance Fieldmen's Association completed a two day fire hazard survey in Childress. They placed 383 warning tags on 252 occupancies with 286 in businesses and public buildings, 16 in churches, and 81 in schools. Electrical hazards from faulty wiring led the findings, with raw gasoline used for cleaning noted as another risk. The Childress Fire Marshal will conduct a follow up within 30 days. The effort was sponsored by the Childress Jaycees and included three stage shows in schools.
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33 Go Without Driver's Licenses In Childress
LUBBOCK Special A total of 33 Childress County citizens had their driver's licenses either suspended or denied in 1963 per the Texas Department of Public Safety. Nineteen suspensions and fourteen license denials were recorded with causes including driving while intoxicated habitual violators and driving while license was suspended.
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Red River Sports Club Clears Funds for Kids Baseball
More than 100 dollars was raised for the Kids Summer Baseball program at last Sunday's Trap Shoot hosted by the Red River Sports men's Club. All profits from the shoot benefited the program. The Fishing Derby at Baylor Lake and Lake Chil dress continues through July with some tagged fish caught by non sign in participants. 2.50 registration per person. Over 1,500 dollars in cash and merchandise will be awarded. The club seeks a ramp from the State Highway Department at Baylor Lake. Louis Meinzer was put in charge of all Trap Shoots, held on the third Sunday each month at Baylor Lake property. trophies have been purchased for the shoots.
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Re Run Weather Outlook Turns into Spring Storms in Texas
A Texas weather preview shifted from summer expectations to a familiar spring pattern with cloudy skies statewide except West Texas. A line of thunderstorms rolled east through North Texas with Dallas seeing morning rain and light drizzle.
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Hackler Test Drilling Below 6 100 Feet Near Childress
The Kimbell Swick Gunn No 1 Clyde Hackler well is drilling below 6115 feet with no oil or gas show. The test is planned to reach 8000 feet in the Ellenberger formation, located about four miles west of Childress.
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Four Way Test Topic at Rotary Meeting
John Forbis spoke on the Four Way Test section Is It Fair To All Concerned at today's Rotary Club gathering. Leland Duckworth led the program with R. D. Gunn of Wichita Falls visiting as a Rotarian guest. Guests included Glenn Buckley Henry Webb and Howard King of Wichita Falls. King is field representative for the U S Highway 287 Association and gave a brief talk.
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First Vote Due On Civil Rights Bill Amid Johnson Tour
The Senate began voting on amendments to the civil rights bill on its 49th day of debate. President Johnson invited eight senators on his Appalachian inspection trip, seeking unity on voting, education, employment, and public accommodations provisions.
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George Walker Earns State Water Plant Certification
George F Walker, operations specialist at the Childress city waste water treatment plant, earned an official State Health Department certificate of competency in Austin. The award, signed by the State Health Commissioner and Texas Water and Sewerage Works Association authorities, followed a written exam testing plant management and modern pollution prevention methods.
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Johnson Tests New Press Conference Style on White House Lawn
President Johnson invites reporters to bring wives and children for a televised outdoor news conference at 4 30 p m CST on the White House south lawn. Questioning limited to reporters, it follows several recent in house and walking discussions as part of a tight agenda.
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Jim Phillips Elected President of County Board
Jim Phillips has been elected president of the Childress County School Board replacing Don Ray Crook who remains a member. Other members are W. R. Hill Arlie Key and Bernie Steed. The board also approved bus routes for the Childress Independent School District.
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Childress Independent School District
Estelline 4-H Club Bake Sale Saturday at Rogers
Estelline 4-H Club sponsors a bake sale Saturday at 8 a m in Rogers Grocery store. Prospective customers may place Mother's Day cake and pie orders any day this week by contacting 4-H members or leaders.
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Soviet nuclear submarines accelerate surface appearances
The Soviet Union builds seven to ten nuclear powered subs annually and increasingly surfaces them. Submersibles now appear on the surface without diving, though rarely near U S shores. The shift impacts American anti submarine warfare planning as the fleet grows toward 400 units in total with 103 U S subs including 18 nuclear powered attack subs current in commission.
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Varied Weather Notice From Childress County
Last night the weather varied across Childress County with lightning and winds. Lazare south of Kirkland reported 1.40 inches, while Rivercamp Community saw slight hail and trace rainfall. FAA station and local gauges recorded traces and minor amounts including .11 and .10 inches.
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