Quanah Festival Band Ratings List Honors Winners
Junior high bands from Quanah earned ratings at the Quanah Festival on May 9. Eighth grade entries include Sally Coyle Cheryl Jones Betty Jackson Pam Morey Zanna Collins Nikkie Murphy Marlynn Houchin Sandra Nelson Cheryl Jones Susan Bell Cecila Rutledge Sherry Poling Sally Coyle Janice Frith Teresa Howard Althea Allison Pam Morey Betty Jackson Wilma Golston Sharon Briley Linda Crabtree Marilyn Hou chin Rebecca Cooper Irma Chavez Bunny Jon es Janet Gloar Catherine Hill Sally Darling Deanna Allison Orinda Kikman Susan Sims Janet Gloar Kathy Sid es Margie Brand Cynthia Scott Paul Rogers Marilyn Robbins Glenda Webster Paula Rogers Catherine Hill Pat Miller Torch Beaber Donna Russell Mary Roark Bunny Jones Deanna Allison Dina Russell Mary Roark Glenda Webster Kathy Sid es Margie Brand and others received A or B ratings across solo, duet, quartet, and mixed ensembles for seventh and eighth grade bands.
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Quanah
Sally Coyle
Cheryl Jones
Betty Jackson
Pam Morey
Zanna — Collins
Nikkie Murphy
Marlynn Houchin
Sandra Nelson
Susan Bell
Cecila Rutledge
Sherry Poling
Il Ratings
Sandra Ricks
Karen Griffin
Zanna Collins
Janice Frith
Teresa Howard
Althea Allison
Wilma Golston
Sharon Briley
Linda Crabtree
Marilyn Houchin
Gina Butler
Ronna Mooeney
Janice Firth
Charles Stephens
Sally Darling
John Pleming
Robert Cargile
Ronald
Janet Gloar
Diana Goundie
Suzanne Martin
Cynthia Scott
Paul Rogers
Marilyn Robbins
Kay Holtman
Deanna Allison
Glenda Webster
Paula Rogers
Catherine Hill
Pat Miller
Cathy Sides
Margie Brand
Brendan Lewellen
Bill Clapton
Torchy Beaver
Donna Russell
Mary Roark
Bunny Jones
Susan Sims
Susie Martin
Judy Henderson
Senate weighs cloture option on jury trial amendments
Senators debated new limits on talk for jury trial amendments as leaders acknowledge they lack enough votes to impose cloture on the full bill. They hope extended debate and Southern delay will push moderates toward supporting a gag rule later.
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Senate
Ford union strikes at Lorain plant after talks fail
About 4,200 members of United Auto Workers Local 425 walked out at Ford’s Lorain Ohio assembly plant following a six hour meeting with management over 13 grievances on health and production standards that ended without agreement. The walkout began during the midnight shift after a five day advance notice.
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Ford Plant
Lorain, Ohio
UPI
United Auto Workers Local 425
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Weather highs and lows reported across the mainland
The U.S. Weather Bureau logged the day’s top temperature of 12 at Imperial California, excluding Alaska and Hawaii, and the lowest reading of 27 at Douglas Wyoming this morning.
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New York
Spy Author John Le Carre Sees Spying as Dirty Business
David Cornwall the 32 year old author behind John Le Carre reveals spying is a grim occupation. Although popular, he says Western democracies sacrifice the individual to the state in pursuing Cold War intrigue. He notes his own experience is limited to public records and imagination.
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New York
UPI
David Cornwall
John le Carre
Alec Leamas
Cornwall
Tan Fleming
James Bond
Leamas
Ibsen
England
Austria
Britain
Foreign Service
Hamburg
Germany
Tell Methodists Will Have Special Program
The Rev C C Lamb of Tell Methodist Church invites all to a May 16 singing program at the high school auditorium with special musical presentations in the church Sunday morning. Admission 75 cents for adults and 50 cents for children. Rita Conn and the Adair Sisters of Panhandle featured. Merrell Conn is program chairman. A Sunday evening film will be shown.
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Tell
C. C. Lamb of
Rita Conn
The
Adair Sisters of Panhandle
Merrell Conn
Rolling Plains
Childress
Franks Rites Held for Mrs Mattie Bell Franks
Final rites for Mrs Mattie Bell Franks were conducted at 2 p m in Southside Baptist Church by Rev Jack Tutor. Burial followed at Childress Cemetery. She moved to Childress five years ago from Carey Community where she lived 50 years and died Sunday in Childress hospital after a two day stay.
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Mattie Bell Franks
Southside Baptist Church
Jack Tutor
Childress Cemetery
Hospital News and Seoul Mine Fatality
Admitted patients include Glenda Webster Mrs Theo Fenter Louis Johnson of Breckenridge Mrs Jim Phillips William D Bubba Holcomb Mrs J G Gilley Mrs Joe B Weir M C Carrick Mrs Minnie May Carruthers. Discharged: Mrs Claude Dodson Jess Key Perry Stevens Mrs A J Lyles Mrs Leon Hughes and baby Miss Lucille Shaw B J Adams. In Seoul an aging mine killed four children ages seven to nine while walking home from school in Bong San near Seoul.
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Glenda Webster
Theo Fenter
Louis Johnson
Breckenridge
Jim Phillips
William D. (Bubba) Holcomb
J. G. Gilley
Joe B. Weir
M. C. Carrick
Minnie May Carruthers
Claude Dodson
Jess Key
Perry Stevens
A. J. Lyles
Leon Hughes
Baby
Lucille Shaw
J. B. Adams
Seoul
Bong San
Fifth Street Southeast Through Street Delayed Awaiting Paving
Amarillo council took no action on a request to make Fifth Street Southeast a through street, noting it would not be used until paving is completed. The council approved an Amarillo News-Globe fishing advertisement bill for Lake Childress and Baylor Lake, though not authorized, as the paper held its annual fishing contest at the lakes.
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Fifth Street
Childress
Baylor Lake
Amarilo
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Danny Kaye
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Channel 10
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Tell Methodists
J. E. Snooks Benham Gaylon Smith
J. G. Gilley Ronald Slover
Hospital News
London
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Commerce St
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Raealee
Caloric
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