Rose Services Held Saturday In Childress
Funeral services for Norville Ray Rose 33 of Guthrie were held at 2 p.m. Saturday at Calvary Baptist Church officiated by Rev. Luther Bradley and Rev Robert Beck. Interment followed at Childress Cemetery. Rose died Thursday night in a vehicle crash near a city crossing. He was a Texac road worker, married Barbara Bain in 1954, survived by two children, his parents, a brother and sister.
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Norville Ray Rose
Guthrie
Calvary Baptist Church
Luther, Bradley
Bible Baptist Church
Robert Beck
First Baptist
Paducah
the Childress Cemetery
Rose
Enn
Evere Eer
Christine Hardin
King County
Randy Ellis
Rose Ig
Paducah Hospital
Childress
Barbara Bain
Texag Hway Department
Childress Elks Lodge
Troops Parade Berlin for Fifth Armed Forces Day
American British and French troops plus armor paraded through Berlin on Armed Forces Day despite fears of student demonstrations at Technological University. Students held up signs about the Vietnamese revolution as the march passed the university. Pope Paul VI will not vote in Italy’s election, as he lost citizenship when elected head of the church in 1963.
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Berlin
UPT
Technological University
Pope Paul VI
Italy
Vatican City
Fat Females Have Much In Their Favor
An article based on Lane Bryant findings argues that full figured women are happier and more family oriented than thinner peers. It advises fashion choices to flatter curves, recommends proper foundation garments, and warns against overly tight clothing while urging vertical lines and comfortable, uncluttered looks.
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Pa' McCormack
Lane Bryant
Bryant
Rubene
Michaelangelo
Mary Blake
Childress Residents Donate 79 Pints of Blood
The people of Childress donated 79 pints of life sustaining blood last Friday to aid fellow citizens. The effort falls short of the 108 pint February record but marks a notable community achievement. Thanks go to participants and local newspapers and radio for publicity. County Blood Program Co Chairs Ltd Teague Dentures Teague
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Childress
Talks in Paris Stall Across Historic Hotel Majestic Session
U S and North Vietnamese delegates met for a marathon two hour opening session in Paris. Thuy accused the United States of aggression while Harriman urged troop pullbacks and a DMZ accord. Negotiations stalled with both sides diametrically opposed on key points and no immediate progress reported.
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Hotel Majestic
Arc de ‘Triomphe
U.S
Osman William J. Jorden
Harriman
Jorden
Charles de Gaulle de Gaulle
Romania
Paris
de Gaulle
Thuy
United States
South Vietnam
Lade
Cambodia
Dmz
North
International Committee of the Red Cross
Vietnam
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Wallace- Wallace plans Texas party push after loss
The American Party faces a slim presence in two thirds of precincts with 70 counties lacking organization. At its June 8 Fort Worth state convention, they aim to build a speaker bureau, advertising, and fundraising to grow without Wallace’s direct help while his future could shape the party’s fate. If Wallace wins, the movement may reemerge or merge with new liberal and conservative factions.
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Ican Party
American Party
Fort Worth
Logan
Wallace
Texas
White House
US WCU Members Begin Seoul Three Day Visit
Thirty six American members of the Women's Christian Temperance Union toured Seoul on Saturday at the start of a three day visit.
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Seoul
Korea
UPI
Women's Christian Emperance Union
WCU
Smith Blasts Yarborough For Dodging Liberalism
Lt. Gov. Preston Smith campaigns across Texas to win the Democratic gubernatorial runoff on June 1. He accuses opponent of liberalism, cites endorsements and labor support, and contrasts experience in the Texas Senate and as lieutenant governor with the opponent’s record. He urges constructive programs, driver education, and broader highway safety efforts to lower car insurance rates and reduce accidents.
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Preston Smith
Smith
Texas
Texas Senate
Europe
Exisi
Soviet arms talks drive Zakharov to Tehran
Marshal Matvei Zakharov, chief of the Soviet general staff, left for Tehran to discuss expanding arms sales to Iran, which recently became America’s first ally to buy Soviet weapons. In Moscow, the Komsomol leader attacked Western organizations aiming to present a non Communist view at a Bulgaria youth festival this summer, with Sergei Pavlov predicting a bitter ideological struggle at the event.
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Moscow
UPI
Matvei Zakharov
Tehran
Iran
Soviet Union
Russia
Young Communist League
Komsomol
Bulgaria
Sergei Pavlov
Public Records and Court Actions Listed in City Records
Public records show a city court list with multiple defendants and fines for offenses including speeding, ran red lights, wrong side of road, and no operator license totaling various sums. Building permits are noted as None and divorces as None with a separate justice court listing further traffic violations and a drunk driving entry. Warranty deeds mention H. H. Buckley et al to B. P. Henderson and marriage licenses for several couples alongside new and used vehicle entries from Edwin F. Wiss to South Western Bell Telephone Company and others.
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George Vasquez Malta
Fidel
Livaroy
Maurice Richard Knowles
Jerry Don Worthington
Roert Odell Woods
Richard H. Terry
Justice Court
Ronnie L. Cannon
Julia Lynn Kelley
Frederick N. Handley
William T. Hays
Enoch James Hassell
Douglas Martin
Garland Whitie Clark
G. B. Sutton
John Robert Weir
Marlys Swan Husband
Julia Guadian
Juan — Angel Guzman
Dewey Bedsaul
Robert Foster
H. H. Buckley
B. P. Henderson
Edwin FE. Wiss
Buck
Charles D. Seebe
Chevrolet
Frank T. Barksdale
Lexie L. Barksdale
Eddie D. Griffin
Oldsmobile
Lone Star Gas Co
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Ford
Weaver Rites Here Today
Funeral services for James Cortez Weaver 75 will be held at 4 p.m. today at the Church of Christ officiated by Arthur C Judd and John Reese with burial in Childress Cemetery under Newberry's direction. Weaver a retired auto mechanic and volunteer fireman died Friday morning in a local hospital. He was born April 24 1893 in Petty Alabama came to Childress County over 65 years ago from Indian Territory. He married Lois Bella Fitzgerald on December 13 1914 at High Point. Surviving are his wife two sons three daughters one sister 11 grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
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James Cortez
Rip) Weaver
Church of Christ
Arthur C. Judd
John Reese
Lubbock
Childress Cemetery
Newberry’s
Weaver
Petty
Ala
Childress County
Indian Territory
Lois Bella Fitzgerald
High Point
Local arts exhibit and health notes fill regional pages
Cord Fitz Gallery in Amarillo hosts Panhandle artist Mrs. Ray Toft whose abstract painting is on display through Saturday. In Fort Worth, Mrs. Curtis Hopper, formerly Mildred Stamps, is in intensive care with her sister Mrs. Ira Dalton at her side.
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Ray Toft
Panhandle
Cord Fitz Galleries
Amarillo
Curtis Hopper
Fort Worth
Mildred Stamps
Ira Dalton
Childress
Russell Grogs
A. T. Fox
Ft. Lyons
Colo
Gross
Veteran's Hospital
Miles Clapp
Janet Bemis
Calli Bemis
Jimmie Maddox
Veterans Hospital
J. Rodney Wheeler
Earl Long
Jack Wheeler
John Starkey
Abilene
Mike Starkey
Michael Todd
Pecos
Starkey
Shell Townsend
Mangum
Okla
Mangum High School Alumni Association
T. L. Dement
Tom Fisher
Amex releases travel guides with coupons for motorists
American Express introduces a five volume travel guide series for motorists covering 18 states from Maine to Florida and the District of Columbia. Each 496 page book lists accommodations restaurants and attractions along with courtesy coupons worth up to 40 dollars for admissions and rides. Guides priced at 2.95 dollars each.
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New York
UPI
American Express
Maine
Florida
District of Columbia
Senior Socials Schedule At Fair Park And Nearby Homes
Ice cream suppers and breakfasts listed for May including Henry Hunter at Fair Park hosted by Mrs. Klapper and Mrs. Hunter. Breakfast for Cheryl Jones at Ranchouse Restaurant hosted by Mines and Holland. Ice cream supper for Charles Stephens at Fair Park by DeMolay Mothers Club. Dinner for James Johnson at Robert Carter home with Debie Carter. Breakfast for First Baptist Church seniors hosted by Rev. and Mrs. Joe Allen.
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Henry Hunter
Fair Park
Bill Klapper
Woodrow Hunter
Charles Stephens
Ben Bob Walker
Jeff Cordell
DeMolay Mothers Club
James Johnson
Robert Carter
Debbie Carter
First Baptist Church
Joe Allen
Genie
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Saybury’s
Réleh
Uli
Bowers & Black
Commerce St
Jeditor
Childressites
County Blood Program Co-Chairmen Ltd
Weldon W, Teague
Doris K. Teague
Hargrave
Ave
Philip Blalberg
Eileen
Groote Schuur Hospital
Cape Town
South Africa
Blalberg
Yarborough
Liberalism
L. W. McClendon
2Nd St. No
Public Records
Glasgow
Fife
Scotland
HMS Fife
Washington, D.C
Pharmacy
Eubank
Main Street
Terence J. Cooke
Cardinal Spellman
Cheryl Jones
Nikkie Murphy
Ranchouse Restaurant
Duke Holland
Fred Cordell
Vernon Se
Hati Robbia
Gwenallisa Gift Shop
Avenue B
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