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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1963
Page
2
Admitted on Friday Theo Fenter and Miss Phylis Snidegar. Discharged Tolbert Sparkman of Burkburnett. Saturday admissions include Mrs. Linnie Sparkman C. M. Conway Mrs. Viola Childers and Mrs. Dick Loter.
Practical guidance on washing and drying lettuce to keep it crisp. Separate leaves, wrap in absorbent towels to remove moisture, then dry thoroughly before refrigerating until ready to toss with salad. Hospital notes appear as stray text.
Don Gage of the Childress Jaycees urges citizens to support a summer water project to secure a local supply or risk losing growth to Oklahoma. He warns without water the city may become a ghost town, urging residents to vote for a future plan.
Resolutions adopted at a U S Highway meeting commend Childress residents and businesses for caravan support. March 4 1963 remarks note cooperation from Trade Winds Motel Safed House Golden Motel Western Motel Seous Motel Best Well Motel El Rancho Motel and the American Legion for facilities. Morris Higley and wife Carol praised for publicity through The Childress Index.
The Los Angeles based contest honors outstanding newspaper boys John Anderson of the San Luis Obispo Telegram-Tribune and Gregory Sykes of the Longmont Daily Times-Call. Judges include UCLA Alumni Scholarship head Paul Jon and California Newspaper Publishers Association manager Harvey Walters. Both winners are class presidents and A students with strong extracurriculars.
Indian astrologer Jayanath Misra predicted trouble for King Mahendra’s two month old parliamentary government and was expelled from Katmandu Nepal by local authorities.
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