Tragedy For Czerny Family After Bayshore Freeway Crash
In Mountain View California a 15 year old girl Carmen Czerny survives after a fatal head on collision on the Bayshore Freeway that killed her parents Irene and Karl Czerny and sisters Rita and Susan. Carmen suffers serious head injuries but is expected to survive.
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Mountain View
Calif
UPI
Carmen Czerny
East Germany
Carmen
Bayshore
Karl
Stephanie
Steinheim
Germany
Czerny
America
San Francisco
Headon
Czorny
Susan
Irene Czorny
Brown
el Camino Hospital
Submarine Seadragon Visits Sasebo Amid Large Demonstrations
Eight thousand anti American demonstrators gathered along the shore as USS Seadragon, the first nuclear powered submarine to visit atomic bombed Japan, sailed after a stormy three day stay. Japanese scientists later said the waters of Sasebo harbor remained uncontaminated.
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Sasebo
Japan
UPI
Sasebo Harbor
Japanese Socialist Party
Communist Party
Zengakuren Students Association
Plead Guilty In County Court
Two persons were arraigned Saturday morning and pled guilty to hot check charges in County Court. Bob Martin, returned from Fort Worth, was assessed a fine of 40 dollars and one day in jail. M. L. Bailey of Wichita Falls was fined 10 dollars and one day in jail.
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Bob Martin
Fort Worth
M. L. Bailey
Wichita Falls
P A Preslar Attends Amarillo Optometric Seminar
Dr P A Preslar attended a Panhandle Optometric Society seminar in Amarillo on Thursday. The lecturer was Dr E F Richardson from Los Angeles California and the study topic was Caring for All The Visual Needs of The Patient.
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P. A. Preslar
Good Cheeseburger With Malt Or Shake At 287 Drive-In
A local drive-in offers a good cheeseburger with malt or shake for 45 cents this Friday through Sunday at 287 Drive-In. The promotion highlights affordable menu items for weekend visitors.
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Drive-In
Wrecks in Rural Oct Ties for Most in Area
The Texas Highway Patrol lists six rural automobile wrecks in October in Childress and Hall counties each, with no injuries in Childress and one injury in Hall. Hardeman County records one accident, no injuries, and $25 in property damage.
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Childress
Hall Counties
Highway Patrol
Childress County
Hall County
Hardeman County
Johnson aide predicts swift approval for aged health care plan
Welfare Secretary Anthony J. Celebrezze said after a Saturday talk with President Johnson that Congress would move quickly next year to back the administration’s health care program for the aged. He added the plan would get social security financing and an across the board $7 increase in old age and survivor benefits, with Johnson placing it high on the legislative agenda.
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Johnson City
Tex
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Johnson
Congress
Celebrezze
Mundt Asks Eisenhower to Lead GOP Re-shape Summit
Senator Karl Mundt proposes a private nine-man GOP leadership conference at Eisenhower’s Gettysburg farm before year’s end. Mundt’s plan aims to end in-fighting and craft a basic, constructive platform to win future votes, not naming Nelson Rockefeller among participants.
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Washington
Treasure Hunt Set for November 27 in Childress
The 29th annual Treasure Hunt is scheduled for November 27 the day after Thanksgiving. Santa Claus arrives in Childress via Burlington and rides a fire truck to The Index to meet children and hand out candy and gum. The Lions Club Carnival accompanies the event as merchants prepare for Christmas lights and decorations. Santa will make several visits between Treasure Hunt night and Christmas, with November 27 marking his first official visit.
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Santa Claus
Childress
Burlington
Carnival of the Lions Club
Santa
Surplus Food Distribution Scheduled Wednesday and Thursday
Surplus food commodities will be distributed from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. with alphabetic blocks A to M on Wednesday and N to Z on Thursday. The office will be closed Monday while Service Officer George Spear attends a clinic in Amarillo for income questionnaires mailed with November checks.
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George Spear
Amarillo
Thanksgiving Supper Set by Community and Home Clubs
The Community Club and Home Demonstration Club announce a joint Thanksgiving supper at 7 p.m. Monday at the school house. The event invites residents to share in the community meal and fellowship.
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Home Demonstration Club
Rain Expected as Cooler Weather Moves In
Rain and cooler days are near after a warm Indian summer in Texas. Light rain fell in East and North Central Texas by noon, with Dallas at 65 and Fort Worth at 63. Showers to spread south through the weekend. West Texas to miss the rain. cool air to arrive by Saturday night following a Rocky Mountain snowstorm.
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United Press International
Texas
Pecos
U. S. Weather Bureau
Dallas
Fort Worth
West Texas
Rocky Mountain States
Syria and Israel clash over desert border planes down
Syrian and Israeli jets fought near the frontier with Syria claiming seven Syrians killed in clashes and a Syrian MIG shot down an Israeli aircraft. Israel reported three of its pilots killed and nine wounded along with air strikes on Syrian positions. Damascus said Syria would take the matter to the United Nations Security Council.
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Damascus
Syria
UPT
Tel Aviv
Israel
Tebanon
United Nations Security Council
Reports Set For CofC-BCD Meeting Monday
Several reports are on the agenda of the director's meeting of the Chamber of Commerce and Board of City Development at 7 p.m. Monday in city hall. Reports will cover the Program of Work and Budget remodeling of officers location of the R. H. Fulton Company and the planned industrial trip to Austin.
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Chamber of Commerce and
Board of City Development
R. H. Fulton Company
Austin
Childress Riding Club Sets 1:30 Fun Day in Rodeo Arena
The Childress Riding Club will gather at 1 30 PM today in the rodeo arena for the monthly fun day event.
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Childress Riding Club
Rodeo Arena
Ford Strike Paralyzes Production Across Nation
Ford Motor employees walked out affecting 59 000 of 130 000 workers. More than 70 000 nationwide are idled as metal workers join the stoppage. Government mediators push to avert a national rail walkout while talks resume with six craft unions before a 30 day cooling off period ends.
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United Press International
Ford
Farflung
Florida East Coast Railroad
United Auto Workers
UAW
Tex
Louisville
Republicans Competitive Call for a Competitive Party
Editor's note interviews Henry Cabot Lodge former VP candidate and ex ambassador urging a competitive party stance. He proposes a Marshall Plan for cities and schools to repair the GOP after last summer's abortive bid to stop Goldwater.
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Baster Sunday Herald
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
Viet Nam
Lodge
Republican election meaning as seen by Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge argues the voters seek equal treatment for all Americans, insist on practical solutions without excess or rights infringement, and want cautious, strong foreign policy guided by presidential leadership and military power. He warns against returning to 19th century doctrinaire parties and endorses broad progressive and conservative balance.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Boston Sun Day Herald
United Press International
America
Europe
Childress High School Marching Band Receives Six Flags March
Harry Barton, Six Flags musical director, presented two copies of the Six Flags Over Texas March to the Childress High School Band. Barton expressed best wishes for a successful band season and hoped the piece would be used in their programs.
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Texas
Childress High School Band
Harry Barton
Six Flags
Barton
Childress High School
Syria asks UN Security Council to meet over Israeli actions
Syria called for an urgent United Nations Security Council meeting to discuss alleged Israeli aggression in the Sea of Galilee. Ambassador Rafik Asha said Damascus instructed him to request immediate convening this weekend, sending a letter to U.S. Ambassador Adlai Stevenson, the council president.
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United Nations
Syria
United Nations Security Council
Sea of Gaililee
Rafik Asha
Damascus
Council
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Mule Memorial statue planned for Muleshoe Texas
The Mule Memorial Association of America plans a life size fiber glass statue of a mule named Old Pete to be unveiled in Muleshoe in July. California sculptor will cast the monument with an estimated cost under 5000 dollars. Jim Rorie of Alpine will supply the 1100 pound model mule for the casting.
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Muleshoe
Tex
America
Beast
Mule Memorial Association of America
Beast of Burden
California
Iid
Gil Lamb
MMA
Lamb
Jim Rorie
Alpine
Calif
South Plains
Rorie
Pete
West Texas
Austin
W. H. Torrance
Red Cross Drive Reports Slow Pace Despite Increase
Red Cross fund drive remains slow though the amount reported doubled from Friday. Robert Carter, drive chairman, said a total of 518.35 dollars was reported, with only a few downtown workers contributing. He warned that unless the drive speeds up, the quota may be missed.
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Red Cross
Robert Carter
Carter
Bobcat Banquet Tickets On Sale At School Office
Tickets for the Annual Bobcat Banquet are on sale for 1.20 each from Mrs. Ben Walker or Mrs. Bill Moore at the school. The banquet is set for 7 30 p m November 30 at Fair Park Auditorium. Parents of football players and Quarterback Club members are urged to buy tickets or reserve by calling 7 2501 before 4 p m November 25.
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Bobcat
Ben Walker
Bill Moore
Adm Ashi Aon
Fair Park
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