Pope Paul VI to stop in Beirut en route to Bombay Congress
Vatican officials announced Pope Paul VI will briefly stop in Beirut on his flight to the Eucharistic Congress in Bombay. The stop was described as for technical reasons and refueling after a runway shortening following last Monday's crash at Fiumicino.
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Vatican City
UPI
Vatican
Bireth
Beirut
Lebanon
Bombay
India
Air India
Fiumicine Air
Income Tax and Social Security Meeting Announced
The public is invited to a 2 p.m. meeting on income tax and social security at the City REA building. County Agent Harry Cox said Norman Brints of Vernon and Harold Geldon of Amarillo will conduct the session and farm income tax guides will be available at the meeting and Cox's office.
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E County
Harry Cox
Norman Brints
Vernon
Harold Geldon
Amarillo
Cox
Firemen to Hold Chili Supper Tuesday
Members of the Childress Volunteer Fire Department will hold their annual chili supper at 6 30 p m Tuesday in Fair Park Auditorium.
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Childress Voluunteer Fire Department
Fair Park Auditorium
Crime in Texas on Increase Too
FBI data show Texas cities reflected national crime rises in the first nine months of 1964 with sharp suburban increases. Auto theft and aggravated assault led gains while suburbs reported a 20 percent rise, cities over 25 000 up 12 percent, rural areas 8 percent.
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Austin, Tex
UPI
Texas
FBI
New Evidence in Case of Bobby Baker
Washington reports hints of new evidence that could widen the Bobby Baker inquiry when it resumes Tuesday The material involves alleged use of party girls by government and industry officials in Washington The Senate Rules Committee chief counsel says the evidence will be carefully scrutinized as hearings aim to conclude by week’s end The case centers on how Baker turned a 1960s salary into an estimated $2 million fortune with about $19 600 yearly pay as Senate Democratic Secretary
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Washington
Senate Rules Committee
Bobby Baker
Jennox P. McLendon
Baker
Senate
Niles Committee
Mariner 4 locks onto Canopus in space maneuver
UPI reports Mariner-4, en route to Mars, achieved canopus tracking amid a roll-stabilization maneuver. JPL confirms a mid course correction planned after the successful lock, with July Mars rendezvous in sight.
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Congo
Mariner
Pasadena
Calif
UPI
U.S
Mariner-4
Red Planet
Mars
California Institute of Technology
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
JPL
Canopus
Johnson Not Seeking To Replace Hoover
White House denies Newsweek report that President Johnson sought to replace FBI director Edgar Hoover. Presidential press secretary George E. Reedy stated Johnson never heard of any proposal to replace Hoover and never entertained such an idea.
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Hoover
Washington
UPI
White House
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FBI
George E. Reedy
Newsweek Magazine
Reedy
Newsweek
Extensive Study on Sixth Sense ESP
The article previews a five part dispatch on ESP by United Press International. It cites Duke University student Hubert Pearce identifying 25 shuffled cards in order, illustrating a claimed sixth sense. Dr J B Rhine and Duke research are noted as backing the phenomenon while cautioning uncertainty.
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United Press International
Harry Ferguson
Hubert Pearce
Duke Univer
Ity
Pearce
Poarce
J. B. Rhine
Duke
Holiday Deaths Expected To Drop From 1862 Figures
The United Press International tally shows at least 560 traffic deaths during the 102 hour Thanksgiving period plus 188 in fires planes and miscellaneous causes, totaling 748 nationwide. New York records 50 holiday deaths, California 39, Texas 40, with Alaska Montana and others reporting none in this count. Bodies found in Indiana after a deer hunt incident are noted.
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New York
United Press International
Texas
California
Michigan
Linois
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Alaska
Montana
Two Injured in Auto Mishap Near Childress
Mr John Ray Lynch and Mrs Betty Sue Lynch of Denton were injured in a one car crash on U S 287 about 6 45 am Sunday five and a half miles east of Childress. Betty Sue Lynch 19 suffered two compound leg fractures and internal injuries while John Ray Lynch 20 had minor bruises. Their car was a total loss and they were taken to Childress General Hospital by ambulance.
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John Ray Lynch
Denton
Childress
U. S. 287
Betty Sue Lynch
Childress General Hospital
Lynch
Dan Dowdy
Department of Public Safety
Amarillo
Cotton Bales Burn on Rothwell Farm Near Childress
Firemen hurried to the Arthur Rothwell farm south of Childress where two bales of cotton caught fire and burned about 3 30 p m on Sunday.
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Arthur Rothwell
Childress
Old Settlers Plan Hootenanny After Dance Profits
Old Settlers reported by Jf Goodson netted 47 dollars from Saturday night entertainment. The next program is a hootenanny set for December 12 at Fair Park Auditorium, continuing the series of community events.
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Old Settlers
Jf Goodson
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Johnson proclaims Sir Winston Churchill Day on his 99th birthday
President Johnson saluted Sir Winston Churchill on his 99th birthday, declaring it Sir Winston Churchill Day in Washington. Churchill, a wartime leader, was honored amid ceremonies and official remarks recognizing his long service and influence.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Sir Winston Churchill
Forrmeer Resident Oics in California
Collier, 75, died Wednesday in Ontario. He was a former resident and a brother-in-law to Mrs. Charles Boyd of Childress. He was married to Winnie Boyd of Childress. burial was in Upland, California, Saturday.
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Collier
Ontario
Charles Boyd
Childress
Winnie Boyd
Childs
Reid Scott
Upland
Calif
Arraignment Judge R. Decker Faces Hot Checking Charge
Jimmy R. Decker of Lubek was arraigned this evening in County Court on hot checking charges. He pled guilty and received a $25 fine and one day in jail as reported by officials.
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Jimmy R. Decker
Lubek
Veterans Service Officer Spear Out Of Town
County official George Spear the Veterans Service Officer is away on necessary business and will return to the office Wednesday and Thursday as announced today.
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County Veterans Service
George Spear
Cost of Living Edges Higher in October
The Labor Department reports October cost of living rose one tenth of a percent to 108.5 of the 1957 59 base. Over the past year living costs have climbed 1.2 percent, with prices up for most items except food gasoline and home appliances. Net spendable earnings for factory workers fell about 77 cents due to lower employment hours and a strike in the auto industry.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Cen
Arnold Chase
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Chase
Texas Violent Deaths 2nd Highest In Nation
Texas logged 66 violent deaths over the Thanksgiving weekend with 40 traffic fatalities. New York recorded more road deaths at 48. The report cites unusual incidents including a man stung by a wasp, a boy choking on a peanut, and two persons blown to bits by an unspecified blast.
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Texas
United Press International
New York
Cold Weather Keeps Texans Bundled Up
A Canadian air surge kept Texans bundled up as cold fronts spread southeast. By dawn the coldest readings were 16 at Dalhart 6 am with Amarillo 17 and Lubbock 20. The frost line reached Tex Arkana Waco Junction and Brownsville remained much colder than east and central Texas. A warming trend and generally fair skies were forecast to begin from the west Tuesday.
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Gulf Coast
South Texas
Dalhart
Amarillo
Lubbock
Texarkana
Waco
Junction
Brownsville
Texas
Burglary Report at 7 11 Grocery in Childress
A break-in at the 7 11 Grocery in northeast Childress last night led to losses of two billfolds and several packs of cigarettes. The burglar entered through a side window, no arrests yet, and an attempted break-in at the nearby Old Fashioned Freeze Drive-In was also reported. The discovery time was 1 15 a m.
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Childress
Alvis Maddox
Eight Enlist In Army During November
Jimmy O. Baker of Vernon Robert M. Palmer of Chillico and David Edward Romans of Quanah enlist with SFC Maurice A. Wilson in Vernon. Palmer goes to USA Air Defense Command for missile base duty at Abilene Romans to Automotive Maintenance and Baker to Automotive Transport. A total of eight area men enlist for November.
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Jimmy O. Baker
Vernon
Robert M. Palmer
Chillicothe
David Edward Romans
Quanah
SFC
Maurice A. Wilson
Palmer
USA Air Defense Command
Army
Abilene
Pvt
Romans
Pvt. Baker
Boy Scouts Nominations Set for Northwest Texas Council
A committee meeting in Iowa Park will nominate officers for the Northwest Texas Area Council of Boy Scouts. Jake Lawson, former Western District chairman, serves on the committee and will attend the session tonight.
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Northwest Texas Area Council of Boy Scouts
Iowa Park
Jake Lawson
Western District of Boy Scouts
Winston Churchill Celebrates 90th Birthday With Brandy
Sir Winston Churchill toasted his 90th birthday at Hyde Park Gate London with brandy. Prime Minister Harold Wilson joined the celebration and, after greeting about 200 onlookers, said Churchill seemed very well and would rest for a family party that evening. Messages from Queen Elizabeth and 50 heads of state arrived.
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London
UPI
Winston Churchill
Harold Wilson
Winston
Hyde Park Gate
Prey
Churchill
Wilson
Sir Winston
Lady Churchill
Queen Elizabeth
Insurance Dividend Due In January
President Johnson ordered the Veterans Administration to accelerate GI insurance dividends totaling 224.5 million for about 4.7 million veterans. Dividends will begin arriving January 1, speeding the payments that traditionally align with policy anniversaries for the third year.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Veterans Administration
White House
New Showroom Opens at Wakefield Appliance Center
The Wakefield Appliance Center announces a new Maytag showroom opening this week at 301 Third Street NE. A special opening event runs throughout the week with door prizes and free registration for visitors.
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Wakefield Appliance Center
Third Street
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