Awards Presented To Students At Annual Year End Assembly
Childress High School held its annual Awards Day Assembly with dozens of students recognized. Miss Terry Terrell and Supt. J. W. Hamilton distributed honors including Who's Who and Top Five Percent, along with department awards in English, science, history, Spanish, and craftsmanship.
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Childress High School
Terry Terrell
Garland
American Legion
Leta Allen
Ivan Allen
John Phillip Sousa
Anthony Shires
Ronald Jones
Terrell and Supt. of Schools
J . W. Hamilton
CHS
Supt
J. W. Hamilton
Wallace Shows Surprise Over Unexpected Vote
Alabama Governor George C Wallace said his strong showing in Maryland's presidential primary surprised him as Senator Daniel Brewster won with 258,291 votes to 210,962 for Wallace. Wallace claimed victory in delegates via unit voting, while Brewster predicted a civil rights bill by June 15.
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Baltimore
UPI
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Maryland
Daniel Brewster
D-Md
Senate
Wallace
Brewster
Johnson
Wisconsin
Indiana
Senate of the
Caroline Kennedy to Attend Stone Ridge Private School
Caroline Kennedy will enroll in second grade at Stone Ridge, the Sacred Heart school in Bethesda Maryland, this fall. The move, confirmed by Pamela Turnure, follows discussions about Caroline joining Sacred Heart as her family continues its Catholic school tradition.
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Washington
Caroline Kennedy
Stone Ridge
Bethesda
John F. Kennedy
Pamela Turnure
Caroline
Country Day School of the Sacred Heart
John Jr
Alice Grimes
Providence
White House
Miss Turnure
Mother Moron
Kennedy
Sacred Heart
Rose Kennedy
Sacred Heart College
Manhattanville
N.Y
Maria Shriver
Kathleen
Courtney Kennedy
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Riding Club Plans Wagon Train Meet Thursday
The Childress Riding Club meets at 1 p m Thursday at Armstrong Park then rides out to join the Rolling Plains Mule Train. After the two groups meet, cold drinks will be served for visitors. City officials greet the train on arrival at Fair Park for an overnight stay. A 6:30 p m barbeque precedes a 9 p m dance featuring the Star Dusters.
Texas A&M students join Chi Epsilon honor society
Michael D. Hudlow of Tell is among 17 Texas A&M undergraduates and graduates to be initiated into the Chi Epsilon honorary society chapter in College Station. The initiates include both current students and alumni.
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College Station
Michael D. Hudlow
J. D. Hudlow
Tell
Texas A&m
Chi Epsilon Pime
Thursay
Jones Named New State Director at Texas League Convention
Russell V. Jones, executive vice president of Childress First Federal Savings and Loan Association, becomes a director of the Texas Savings and Loan League. The league hosts its 42nd annual state convention in Tyler, Texas, concluding today.
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Tyler
Russell V. Jones
The
Childress First Federal Savings and Loan Association
Texas Savings and Loan League
Listening Devices Found in Allied Embassies
Soviet listening devices were discovered in Allied embassies in Moscow in addition to over 40 microphones found in the U.S. Embassy. Officials say the devices were planted over the years and remain unclear about the extent of any compromise. Yuri Nossenko, a Soviet defector questioned in Washington, was mentioned but details remain routine. The Moscow embassy room was demolished in April after the eavesdropping network, believed dating to 1952 or 1953, was uncovered during renovations.
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Washington
Moscow
U. S
State Department
Department
Yuri I. Nossenko
Nossenko
Sta
U.S
Europe
United States
Fay D. Kohler
Double Dallas murder leads to murder charges filed
Kenneth Bruce Martin 29 a Camden New Jersey baker admitted shooting a good Samaritan couple who stopped to push his stalled car Assistant District Attorney Dwight Whitwell sought no bond for Martin. The Stricklands Mr and Mrs Sanford Strickland of Duncanville Texas were found near their blood stained car at Mountain Creek Lake. The woman was found nude.
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Dallas
UPS
Kenneth Bruce Martin
Camden
N.J
Dwight Whitwell
Martin
Senfred J. Strickland
Duncanville
Tex
Mountain Creek Lake
Airman Kills Four Children Then Dives Into River
Airman J C Rudy T Davis, 22, admitted cutting the brake line on the family station wagon during a Monday picnic with wife Edith and four children aged 10 months to four years. He drove the car off a 25 foot bluff into the Bosque River, escaped through a window, and made no effort to help his wife or children. Davis, charged with murder and held on $50,000 bond, said he did not know why he did it and recalled an argument with Edith earlier that day.
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Waco, Tex
UPI
J.C. Rudy T. Davis
Bosque River
Edith
Ruth Elaine
Esther Rose
Yvonne Rene
Robert Everett
Cuban Labor Orders Total Mobilization Amid Tensions
In Oriente Province the Cuban labor movement calls total mobilization for defense and production as exile subversion fears grow. Reports say exile guerrilla landings may have occurred and clandestine radio stations operate near the Sierra de Escambray. Manuel Ray, refugee leader, allegedly returned secretly to Cuba to rally saboteurs. A DRE short wave broadcast urged Cuban students to rebel.
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Havana
UPI
Oriente
Miami
Cuba
Sierra de Escambray
Matanzas
Manuel Ray
Castro
Ray
CST
Camaguey
Student Revolutionary Directorate
DRE
Television 2
Estelline Graduation Plans Highlight Friday Ceremony
Estelline High School holds bac calaureate services for the graduating class with the Processional and Recessional by Nancy Rea. Rev Joe B Allen delivers invocation and the sermon, as the Senior Class sings One Little Candle and Raymond West reads scripture.
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Estelline High School
Nancy Rea
Joe B. Allen
Raymond West
Wallace Showing Spurs Debate on Civil Rights Bill
Southern senators hailed Alabama Governor Wallace's Maryland primary showing as a grass roots protest against the civil rights bill but warned over its impact on Senate action. Wallace won about 42 percent, with critics calling it a strong signal against centralization in Washington.
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Washington
UPI
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Maryland
Senate
Wallace
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minn
Humphrey
Johnson
Sen
Daniel B. Brewster
Brewster
Baltimore
Richard 8. Russell
Dga
Walace
Russell
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Dn.c
Ervin
John J. Sparkman
Dala
Two To Receive Degrees At Tech
Lavena Grace Holman and John H. Liles of Childress are among a record 1,100 degree candidates for the May 30 Texas Tech graduation. Holman earns a Bachelor of Science in general home economics and Liles a Bachelor of Science in range management. Commencement begins at 8 pm in the Lubbock Municipal Coliseum.
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Lubbock
Lavena Grace Holman
John H. Liles
Childress
Texas Tech
Miss Holman
Liles
Lubbock Municipal Coliseum
Watch For Horses ESTELLINE tradition returns to school
The note describes a rural habit where school children ride their horses to school again this year. It mentions Fridays and roads as part of the event and suggests widespread participation among youths with their horses.
Two Memphis Officers to Attend Regional Conference
Memphis Production Credit Association announces that Assistant Treasurer Edna Richardson and Secretary Katherine Latimer will attend a regional operations and bookkeepers conference in Abilene on Tuesday and Wednesday May 26 27. The association serves nine northwest Texas counties and is farmer owned and operated.
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Memphis
Memphis Production Credit Association
Abilene
Memphis Association
Edna Richardson
Katherine Latimer
Texas
Rotary Hears 4 H Program On Planting a Garden
The Rotary Club heard a 4 H program titled Planting a Garden presented by girls Donnalene Bearden and Lila Holman with County Agent Harry Cox and Home Demonstration Agent Mrs. Mary Scott. Guests included O. W. Wells of Fort Worth and Denver, E. C. Osmondson of Denver, Jim Johnson, John Waishem and Albert Cochran.
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Donnalene Bearden
Lila Holman
Rotary
Harry Cox
Mary Scott
O. W. Wells
Fort Worth
Denver
E. C. Osmondson
Jim Johnson
John Waishem
Albert Cochran
Flags Display Prompts Civic Leaders for Thursday Noon Event
Mayor C. J. Lyons and Cham an of Commerce president Aan Buckley call on civil businesses to participate in a U S flag display event Thursday at noon.
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C. J. Lyons
Chama of Commerce
Aan Buckley
U. S
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