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Childress Index

Location

Childress, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1963

Page

6

Letter storm over defense policy and space TV link

Gen White attacks civilian influence in defense planning citing Kennedy era policy shifts. The piece later describes Telstar 2 satellite and Delta rocket aims to provide live TV and data links from the United States to Europe with potential Japanese involvement in global satellite communications.

Earth Cooper Space United States Europe American Telephone and Telegraph Co At&t U.S European America Japan

Lions Club Holds Delegates and Plans Host Role

LeRoy Gaines named as delegate to Lions International Convention in Miami June 19 21 with alternates L W McClendon Carl Denny Homer Bennett Roy Key Warner Stevens Gordon Gravley. E J Huddleston forms a committee with Dr L W McClendon Chester Hufstedler Walter Lockhoof Sam Miller Warner Stevens Alton Ryan Charles Yowell to prepare for hosting Lions Clubs of the zone at a future social gathering.

King LeRoy Gaines Miami Florida L. W. McClendon Carl Denny Homer Bennett Roy Key Warner Stevens Gordon Gravley E. J. Huddleston Childress Club Lions Clubs Chester Hufstedler Walter Lockhoof Sam Miller Alton Ryan Charles Yowell Walter Chambless B&j Jerry Kilcrease Woolworth Weldon Davis

Housing Authority Vote Blocks Proposition

The Housing Authority refused to consider the proposition by a three to two vote. The City Council then voted to allow the Ministerial Alliance to use the premises for their purposes.

C. J. Lyons Ministerial Alliance

Pulitzer Prizes Award Winners for 1962 Notables

The 47th annual Pulitzer Prizes recognize reporting on the 1962 American Airlines crash at Idlewild Airport and editorial work during integration in Mississippi. Awards honor New York World Telegram reporters, Ira J. Harkey, and others in journalism, biography, and music.

New York World Telegram & Sun Sylvan Fox Anthony Shannon William Longgood American Airlines New York John M. Glenn Ira J. Harkey Pescagoula (Miss Washington Daily News Oscar O'Neil Griffin Jr Pecos Tex Billie Sol Estes Ha! Hendrix Miami Fla Cuba Caribbean Frank Miller Des Moines Register Hector Rondon la Republica Caracas Venezuela Associated Press Rondon World Telegram Leon Edel Henry James Edel James London Barbara W. Tuchman Samuel Barber Barber Vanessa Capital Constance MacLaughlin Green Pulitzer Prizes Joseph Pulitzer New York World Columbia University

Community Revival Planned at Fair Park Stadium

Fair Park Stadium hosts a community revival from July 28 to August 4. Mack and Kikman join a committee to study closing a deadend alley at 10th Street and Avenue Now. Future council meetings require media presence or minutes approval for coverage. group vote was unanimous.

Fair Park Stadium Mack Kikman 10Th Streets Avenue Now

Texas lawmakers clash over fishing law and new bills

Senate approves a bill to close Texas tidal days to netting except weekends holidays and trout spawning season, a 27 to 4 vote. Sen Bill Moore says it ends sport and commercial tensions while allowing commercial netters to earn a living. The House considers a Little Hoover Commission bill by Rep. Dick Cory to study state government for efficiency and possible duplication. Odessa College bill by Rep. George Cook appears on the calendar behind the commission measure. Rep. James Cotten warns of delaying tactics as the session nears its May 24 end. The death penalty debate prompts multiple amendments that fail.

Texas Bill Moore Bryan Little Hoover Commission State College Odessa Dick Cory Victoria Cory Odessa College George Cook Hoover Commission James Cotten Weatherford San Angelo Edinburg House Rep Whitfield Houston Ries

Dominican Frontiers Tightened as Bosch Shifts Forces

President Bosch orders additional tank supported infantry paratroops and an anti guerrilla battalion to the frontier after meetings with military chiefs and cabinet. He says forces are moved to ensure frontier control amid the Haiti Dominican dispute while the Dominican government seeks hemispheric consideration before any attack. Bosch pledges to use force only if the attack on our embassy in Haiti persists.

Soviet Union Washington Gen. White Air Force Hief Kennedy United States Une White Joint Chiefs of U. S Seattack Lucius D. Clay Bosch UPI OAS Gonzalo Facio OAS Council Haiti Facio

Hughes Substitutes Bill to Revise Criminal Procedure Code

Rep Bob Hughes of Dallas offers his own bill replacing the Senate approved code revision. He says it removes objections from district attorneys and the state bar and aims to expedite justice while protecting constitutional rights. The House will seek a conference committee with the Senate to work out a compromise.

Bob Hughes Dallas Hughes Senate House Tom Creighton Mineral Wells

House votes to form five man Alcatraz commission

The House approved creating a five member panel to study proposals for Alcatraz including a plaque claiming Al Capone slept there. Lawmakers in the San Francisco area noted suggestions span sensible to ridiculous and urged an independent group to evaluate them all.

Washington UPI House Alcatraz al Capone San Francisco

Ground-Effect Vehicle Demonstrated at Previews of Progress

Junior High students viewed nine demonstrations in General Motors Previews of Progress, including the Ground-Effect Machine known as an air-car. Bruce Schroffel explained its air cushion operation while John F. Gordon spoke on inspiring youth toward science careers.

General Motors Childress America John F. Gordon Declar Bruce Schroffel United States Canada Elton Shires Rusty Jones Jerry Baily

Witnesses To Have Minister Visiting Here

The Childress congregation of Jehovahs Witnesses welcomes Circuit Minister L. D. Bell from the New York headquarters for a special week. Activities include home visits to neighbors and meetings at 8 p.m. Saturday at 20814 10th and Ave. B. Sw. and 3 p.m. Sunday. Public invited. no collections will be taken.

Childress Jehovah's Witnesses L. D. Bell New York 10Th and Ave. B. Sw

Nicklaus Extends Lead in PGA Money List

Nicklaus added 13 000 dollars for his Tournament of Champions victory in Dunedin to reach 52 715 for 1963. Tony Lema and Arnold Palmer tied for second at Las Vegas and moved to positions two and three with 32 496 36 and 31 375 dollars respectively.

Nicklaus Widens Dunedin Fla

Weather report shows 80 degree high and 58 degree low

The past 24 hours recorded a high of 80 degrees at 4 PM Monday and a low of 58 degrees around 5 30 AM today. An unclear line notes a minimum of 62 degrees, but the main figures are 80 and 58.

Gaslight Day Set for May 14 Nationwide

National Gaslight Day is to be observed May 14 by Lone Star Gas Company and about 75 natural gas utilities. Lone Star will offer various gaslight models at reduced prices. lights are on display at the local office. Gas lights are used by airports, restaurants, shopping centers, and new homes for outdoor illumination.

Lone Star Gas Company H. E. Lawson Lone Star Lawson Shoriiffig American Gas Association

Almanac for May 7 1963 United Press International

May 7 1963 is the 127th day of the year with 238 to follow. Notable events include the 1915 Cunard liner Luistania sinking with heavy loss of life, the 1939 Rome and Berlin alliance announcement, and 1945 Eisenhower at Rheims accepting German surrender terms plus Truman moving into the White House. The thought of the day cites Pascal on liberty.

United Press International Venus Saturn Jupiter Mars Ireland Germany Italy Rome Berlin High Command Dwight Eisenhower Rheims France Harry Truman White House Franklin D. Roosevelt

Red Skelton Joined Medicine Show at Age 12

CBS star Red Skelton earned ten dollars weekly when he joined a traveling medicine show at age twelve.

CBS Red Skelton

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