Temperatures Record High 91 and Low 68 Today
The past 24 hours ending at 11 am recorded a maximum of 91 degrees at 1 pm on Tuesday and a minimum of 68 degrees at 6 am. For May 26, 1963 the high was 88 and the low 64 degrees.
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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1964
Page
5
The past 24 hours ending at 11 am recorded a maximum of 91 degrees at 1 pm on Tuesday and a minimum of 68 degrees at 6 am. For May 26, 1963 the high was 88 and the low 64 degrees.
Chief Justice Robert W. Calvert writes a written decision noting it is difficult to conceive emergencies for certain items yet the legislature authorized their sale. The state contends stores must inquire on reasonable grounds to assess declared emergencies and decide accordingly.
Members of Explorer Scout Post 65 depart Saturday for a two week trip along the White River in Arkansas. The group leaves at 7 a.m. and plans to return around June 13 after about ten days on the river covering roughly 400 miles. Advisors Guy Jones and R. D. Wallermire accompany the Scouts, with Ronald Jones Sammy Rasco John Sims Bobby Rowland Tommy Harwell Joe Huff Jerry Sachse Pepper Reed Mike Brown and James Grantham listed as participants. Carl Holtman becomes Senior Patrol Leader of Troop 63, replacing a prior post. Gary Sachse takes over as Lion Patrol leader from Holtman. Bill Hajek will assist as scoutmaster for Troop 80 at the Sixth National Boy Scout Jamboree in Valley Forge Pa this summer, with Second Class Scout Russell Elliott also attending. they are the only two from Childress at the Jamboree, after a shake down camp at Gainesville. Elliott is in Troop 63. The Jamboree runs in July.
In Belmont North Carolina residents endure daily road closure as a Southern Railroad coal train blocks the only access. For six years the East Fifth Street Extension isolates the community delaying funerals, church services, work, and school. Residents demand an alternate route, overpass, or underpass, while railroad officials say closures are strictly necessary. Local pastor Rev J D Phillips criticizes inaction and politicization. Elder John Flowers recalls self help to obtain water power and road repairs.
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