Khrushchev Visits Los Angeles Hollywood Reception Recounted
Russian Premier Nikita Khrushchev arrived in Los Angeles aboard a Boeing 707 and toured the 20th Century Fox lot amid a star studded luncheon. Marilyn Monroe Eddie Fisher Liz Taylor and Frank Sinatra were among celebrated guests at the Cafe de Paris while Khrushchev praised the oil fields around the lot.
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Jack V. Fox
United Press International
Los Angeles
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
Hollywood
Marilyn Monroe
Eddie Fisher
Liz Taylor
California
Gary Cooper
Kim Novak
Gregory Peck
Kirk Douglas
Deborah Kerr
David Niven
Dick Powell
Ginger Rogers
Dinah Shore
Dean Martin
James Mason
Khrushchev
Chev
20Th Century Fox
Frank Sinatra
Cafe de Paris
Norris Paulson
New York
Poulson
U.N
Henry Cabot Lodge
Shah Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Europe
Kansas City
Des Moines
Arizona
Grand Canyon
Vernon Scott
Fisher
Eddie
Liz
Debbie Reynolds
Eisenhower slams Congress for failures and pork barrel growth
President Eisenhower, at Gettysburg, criticizes the Democratic-controlled 86th Congress for a record of failures in its first session. He credits outspoked citizens and Republican leaders for curbing spending and passing labor reform, but condemns cuts to foreign aid, postal rate inaction, veto overrides, and oversized public works, warning of further opposition to extravagant proposals. He cites distorted budgets and increased federal spending, urging the nation to convert gains into victory in the next session.
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Gettysburg
UPI
Eisenhower
86Th Congress
Congress
America
Harry S. Truman
Senate
GOP
Styles Bridges
House
Nixon
Ceremonial For Shrine To Be Here At Childress
Recorder Wo A spoonts announced a Shrine ceremonial this Saturday in Childress. About 20 novices will be inducted at Maskat Shrine rites. Registration starts 9 a.m. at Hotel Childress, ceremonial at 3 p.m. with 150 to 200 Shriners expected, temple at Wichita Falls, barbecue at 6:30 p.m. in Rotary Bowl with Sam Privit and his Chowhounds serving.
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Maskat
Hotel Childress
Wichita Falls
Childress
Fair Park
Sam Privit
Cowboy Boots Gift To Gov Tanaka During U S Tour
Gov Satoru Tanaka of the Mic Prefecture Japan traveled to Denver after visiting Childress Texas where the Rotary Club presented him and his interpreter Tetsuji Aoyama with cowboy boots. He praised American citizens and noted firsts including a sports car ride and a football game. Tanaka arrived from Houston with Childress as his only U S stop.
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Satoru Tanaka
Mic
Japan
Denver
United States
Childress
Rotary Club
Tetsuji Aoyama
Tanaka
Houston
Murrah's Book & Gift Shop 20 Percent Christmas Card Sale
Murrah’s Book and Gift Shop offers 20 percent off all Christmas card orders through October 1. Customers can choose designs and quantities for personal or bulk purchases with discount applied at checkout.
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Istat Murrah
Murrah
Money Given To Annual Party For Children
The Childress Elks Lodge No 1113 will sponsor its annual Christmas Party for Needy Children with proceeds yet to be collected. Exalted Ruler Guy Jones announced a total of 70 dollars has been volunteered so far with Ellis as sole solicitor and Alex Saied as finance chairman for contributions.
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Childress Elks Lodge No 1113
Guy Jones
Jones
Ellis
Alex Saied
Saied
Polio Cases Rise in Austin Area During Week
Seven to ten new polio cases were reported to the State Health Department in the week ended Sept 12. The year total reached 404, reflecting continued spread in the region.
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Austin
UPI
State Health Department
Four-Lelon Bank Robbers Seized After Gulf Coast Heist
Four Latin American men robbed Gulf Coast National Bank of Almeda just before noon taking about 870000. Three were captured within 30 minutes and police recovered all the loot. one suspect escaped. Tellers Bonner Willis and Worley aided in the vault and drawers. A customer, Charles Simpson, 37, suffered a heart attack during the holdup.
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Almeda Upi
Gulf Coast National Bank
Almeda
Bank
Jerry Bonner
Margaret Willis
Charles Simpson
Do-Si-Do Club Reports Missing Coffee Urn
The Do-Si-Do Club's coffee urn has disappeared after being loaned. Club president Bus ter Halford requests its return to John Ballew at city hall or to himself, noting the urn is needed as cool weather approaches for dance events.
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John Ballew
City Hall
Demos in Majority But Not So Sure of Power
Political analysis of the 86th Congress notes the Democrats held strong majorities but faced limits in advancing key presidential potential. The session showcased partisan cooperation and veto use, with Nixon and Johnson clashing on civil rights while other hopefuls sought visible records.
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Demos
William Theis
United Press International
Washington
UPI
Congress
Democrats
Senate
House
Richard M. Nixon
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Nixon
Orders Open at Murrah's Book and Gift Shop
Murrah's Book and Gift Shop announces orders open through October 1 for a selection of books and gift items. Customers can place requests in store or by phone for pickup or delivery, with limited stock on popular titles.
Doyle McKinney Named Childress WTCC Director
Doyle McKinney has been named the Childress director of the West Texas Chamber of Commerce succeeding Fay Hathery. A noted civic leader, he is a past president of the Rotary Club and Chamber of Commerce and currently serves as president of the Hospital Board.
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Doyle McKinney
WTCC
Childress
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
McKinney
Fay Hatherly
Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce
Army to Trim Forces Again Over Next Few Years
Assistant Defense Secretary Wilfred J McNeil warned the armed forces face another 100000 man reduction in two to three years while current strength stands at 2520000. He predicted military spending will stay about 41 billion dollars annually through June 30 1963 and any manpower savings would bolster weapons purchases.
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Washington
McNeil
Grace Steamship Lines
Mac
Presiden
Eisenhower
Red China Reports Khrushchev Trip Delays Details
Tokyo reports indicate Red China gave minimal coverage of Nikita Khrushchev's U S tour and disarmament plan. No mention of a Peiping visit or enthusiastic Soviet crowd descriptions appeared. Chinese observers offered no commentary and withheld Khrushchev’s planned Peiping stop.
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Tokyo
UPI -Red
China
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Peiping
Khrushchev
Russia
High School Student To Receive Pearls
A Childress High School student was to receive a string of pearls from Japan's Mie Prefecture after Gov Satoru Tanaka announced the gift on a Saturday. Tanaka said the gift, valued at about $150, would be given to a deserving student and that similar gifts would follow to the school in future spurts.
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4-H
Sears
Amarillo
Ann Austin
Johnny Thomas
Bobby Andrews
Keith Moore
Stanley Terry
Don
Childress High School
Mie
Japan
Satoru Tanaka
Jeff Henderson
Childress
Gov
Tanaka
Mie Perfecture
District Court Opens Monday in Childress County
District Court opens Monday with non jury cases on tap and jury trials Tuesday announced by District Attorney John Forbis. The grand jury meets Monday to probe cases including Grover Harlow and H W Baize. Jury dockets list Rich ards versus Childress County and other civil matters.
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Childress
John Forbis
Grover Harlow
H.W Baize
Louis Richards
Childress County
Gene Slingerland
Lulu Mote
Reynold Gardner
A. O. Howard
A. O. Parker
Gasoline Price War Hits Childress Stations
A new gasoline price war broke out in Childress late Friday and Saturday with regular gas dropping to 22.9 cents at most stations and ranging from 20.9 to 23.9 cents per gallon. The wars may last a few days or several weeks and prices could dip further before rising again.
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Childress
Funeral for Corn Fielder at Kirkland
Cora Ellen Fielder 77 a Kirkland resident for over five decades died at home Friday. Funeral 3 p.m. today Kirkland Baptist Church with Rev. JW Jones and Rev. John LaNoue officiating. Burial Kirkland Cemetery Newberry Funeral Home in charge. Survivors: husband TN Field. two sons Johnny Kirkland and Arthur Laredo. two brothers Wade Furr and Sum Furr. sister Pearl Dick. three grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Cora Ellen Fielder
Kirkland
Kirkland Baptist Church
JW Jones
Goodlett Baptist Church
John LaNoue
Kirkland Baptist In Charge
Kirkland Cemetery
Newberry Funeral Home
L. V. Royal
Jarrell
Raymond Hardin
A. L. Myers
Gus McDaniel
Dee Pickre
Fielder
Charlotte
N. C
Collins County
TN. Field
McKinney
Texas
Johnny
Arthur
Laredo
Wade Furr
Johnson boomed for president at Dallas meeting
Texas Democratic leaders expressed strong support for Lyndon B. Johnson as a presidential candidate at a Democratic State Executive Committee gathering. National Committeeman Bryan Skelton of Temple predicted Johnson would be elected and praised his governing knowledge. Governor Price Daniel and Senator E. L. Bartlet of Alaska also lauded Johnson, while leaders noted harmony in the Texas party.
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Mcallen
UPI
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
National
Bryan Skelton
Temple
Johnson
Laud Johnson
Price Daniel
Sen E. L. Bartlet
Alaska
Texas
Chinese Reds Plan to Expand War on Sikkim Border
UPI reports strong Chinese Communist forces patrolling the Sikkim border and engaging Indian troops. Sources say up to 5000 Red troops massed along the frontier, with gunfire reported and officials in Gangtok denying specifics.
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Gangtok
Sikkim
Upi
New Delhi
India
Tibet
Considerate thief takes one and leaves one
A thief in Felton Lane of The Index Advertising Apartment took a pair of gray trousers from a car while leaving a brown pair. Lane called the act considerate, noting the thief could have taken both but did not.
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Felton Lane
Index Avertising
Lane
Free World Studies Khrushchev Disarmament Plan
The free world studied Soviet Premier Khrushchev's call for total disarmament. President Eisenhower, at Gettysburg, withholds comment, awaiting examination of the outline. Secretary Herter said the plan mirrors earlier proposals and would require careful review.
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Washington
UPI - A
Skeptical
Free World
Nikita’ Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
United Nations
White House
Christian A. Herter
Herter
New York
United States
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Khrushchev
Russians Jamming of Western Broadcasts Disrupted by Khrushchev
UPI reports Russian jamming of Voice of America and Western broadcasts fluctuates as Khrushchev tours the United States. Selective jamming lifts during his speeches and international press conferences, then resumes, with historical echoes from World War II and postwar Cold War attempts to drown out Allied broadcasts.
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Washington
UPI
Voice of America
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Herter
United Nations
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Britain
British Broadcast Corp
Spain
Russia
International Telecommunications Union
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Worley
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Fresno
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Holman
Leland Terry
Quinton Henderson
Jody Hix
Bob Jones
Larry Murphy
Henderson
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Hix
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Buster Halford
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Arted Press International
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