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Childress Index

Location

Childress, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1968

Page

7

Ferrara Aims for Regular Dodgers Job After Setbacks

Brooklyn native Al Ferrara recalls being mistaken for a wild man or a Chopin of ball and vows to win a regular outfield spot with the Los Angeles Dodgers. He cites past discipline, minor-league demotion, and Lou Johnson’s departure as opening chances, crediting Johnson’s help and Koufax’s understanding as keys to his comeback.

Vero Beach Fla Los Angeles Dodgers Ferrara Dodgers Big al Brooklyn Lou Johnson Cubs Ferrara Cameack Walt Alston Johnson Looey Spokane

Weekend Sports Roundup From Across the Globe

Cambridge edged Oxford by three lengths in the University Fat Race in London. Red Alligator won the Grand National by 20 lengths in a field of 45. Forward Pass beat Iron Ruler to win the Florida ne w day prize. Stewart of Scotland led a Matra to victory in the Barcelona Formula Two race. Nancy Greene won the women's giant slalom at the Du Maurier Championships. Cale Yarborough won the Atlanta 500 in a Mercury. Tony Jacklin became the first Englishman in decades to win the Greater Jacksonville Open.

London Cambridge Oxford Intree, Eng UPI Red Alligator Hallandale Fla Calumet Farm Iron Ruler Florida Acelona Spain Ekis Stewart Scotland Barcelona Red Mountain B.C Nanecy Greene Canada Atlanta Cale Yarborough Mercury Jacksonville Tony Jacklin Nerrly

AAU names U S runners for Northern Games in Trinidad

Sprinters Bill Gaines and John Carlos of San Jose and three miler Bill Price of Berkeley have been selected by the AAU to represent the United States in the Northern Games at Port of Spain Trinidad. The event runs April 13 and 14. Stewart wins in Barcelona as reported by UPI.

New York UPI Bill Gaines John Carlos San Jose Calif Bill Price Berkeley AAU United States Port of Spain Trinidad

Brooklyn Kid From Brooklyn Defends Piano Pastclaims

An interview recalls a young Brooklyn pianist who downplays prodigy labels and notes he played piano with others at Carnegie Hall. He emphasizes he was a wild kid, not a solo star, and defends a teammate nicknamed Big Al as capable at bat.

Brooklyn Carnegie Hall Big al

Matra driver wins third Barcelona Grand Prix F2 race

A Matra took victory in the third Barcelona Grand Prix of the Formula Two season with a time of 1 34 31.01 and an average speed of 83.448 mph. Several other cycling and skiing notes follow from European events including Jean Noel Augert winning the men’s alpine combined title at Prix de la Aurienne with 19.08 points and Francoise Acchi topping the women’s event with 22.12 points. George Archer emerges as the latest pro in the Tournament of Champions field to be staged at Stardust Country Club in Las Vegas in mid April.

Matra Barcelona Henri Pescarolo France Chris Zealand Thi LA Toussoire Jean-Noel Augert Francoise Acchi Arcae Las Vegas Nev UPI George Archer Stardust Country Club

Exhibition Baseball Scores And Results

United Press International reports multiple exhibition games with New York and Cleveland teams, including Cincinnati 8 New York 0, Detroit 6 St Louis 5 in 12 innings, Boston 2 tied, and Los Angeles 9 San Francisco 7. Split squads and extra innings noted.

United Press International Atlanta New York Cincinnati Washington Houston Chicago

Castillo Edges Nakane In Ciudad Juarez Bout

Mexican lightweight Jesus Castillo defeated Yoshio Nakane of Japan by close decisions over 12 rounds in Ciudad Juarez. Castillo secured the outpoint victory on points reported by UPI.

United Press International Ciudad Jurez Mexico UPI Jesus Castillo Yoshio Nakane Japan

Johnson declares he will not seek another term

In the oval room Johnson tells Cabinet and family he will not run again. He emphasizes America should avoid partisan fights while facing war and global peace concerns and outlines initial steps toward peaceful moves. The speech ends with a final good night and God bless.

Johnson Oval Room America

Ambitious Vietnam War Support and Diplomacy Plan

Plans call for sending 13 500 more troops to Vietnam within five months. A reserve callup would add manpower and a request to Congress for 5 1 billion dollars in armament funding, 2 5 billion for the current year and 2 6 billion for the next. Britain and the Soviet Union as Geneva cochairs urged movements toward genuine peace in Southeast Asia. Veteran diplomat Harriman and Moscow ambassador Thompson would discuss ending the war.

Vietnam Congress Britain Soviet Union Cochairmen Southeast Asia U.S W. Averall Harriman Moscow Llewellyn Thompson

Olympic Fund Thief Jailed In Dallas

Mrs Joyce Dodson Tate faced theft and embezzlement charges over 72000 dollars raised for the U S Olympic team. She was jailed in Dallas County with bond set at 4000 dollars after surrendering to Dallas Sheriff Office following eight grand jury indictments.

Dallas UPI Joyce Dodson Tate

Elvis Presley signs NBC special for 1968 69 season

Elvis Presley signs with NBC for his first television special set to air during the 1968 69 season. Merlin Olsen of the Los Angeles Rams will screen test for a role in Frank Sinatra's The Lady in Cement.

Presley Hollywood UPI Elvis Presley NBC NAMS REELS Merlin Olsen Los Angeles Rams Frank Sinatra Cement

Pusu CTY COURT and Building Permits and Vehicles

Court actions list offenses with fines including Ruby Vivian Walker for failure to yield and $10, Alva C. Wilson for drunkenness at $50, Emery Holloway for intoxication $25, Dixie Benjamin Jr for drunken disturbance $50, Ronald Douglas Gray for running a red light $5. Building deeds show transfers from George D Adkins et ux to John C Wolf et ax and G E and Mary Ewing to Ella Mae Charlton. New vehicles include multiple 1960s models and buyers such as A O Devoll 1968 Buick and Ada Philpott 1968 Buick.

Cty Court Ruby Vivian Walker Alva C. Wilson Emery Holloway Dixie Benjamin Jr Ronald Douglas Gray Jarley Liene Alcoho George D. Adkins John C. Wolf G. E Mary Ewing Ella Mae Charlton Linda Pierce Wilbur Williams

Termire and Other Cars Mentioned in 1968 Listings

The fragment lists a 1968 Mercury driven by Joe Harris and a 1968 Pontiac owned by Lill Mae Eatherly, with a stray reference to a termire and a partial cluster of letters. The text appears as OCR garble from a car listing or classified section with no clear context or additional details.

Termire Joe Harris Mercury Lill Mae Eatherly Pontiac Orces E

Television Schedule Fragments From Four Stations

A fragmented listing shows TV schedules for KFOX KFDA KAUZ KVII and KVII with times and programs including Huntley Brinkley News The Monkees Gunsmoke Andy Griffith Peyton Place and The Lucy Show among others The text also notes weather reports NBC CBS ABC and commercial blocks with movie and talk show entries dispersed across channels

Kfox TV Huntley-Brinkley NBC News the Weather the Monkees Rowan & Martin I Spy Rent NBC Newe Kauz TV CBS Andy Gaed

TV Listings for Amarillo Stations April 2 1968

TV schedules across KFDX KFDA KJTV KVII and related channels list daytime soaps children shows game shows and news. Programs include Love of Life The Guiding Light Andy of Mayberry The Tonight Show segment and various local college and weather updates.

Kgnc TV Amarillo College NBC News Ruth Brent Doctors Mike Douglas ilantley-Brinklee KFDA CBS News Kauz TB Andy Dick van CBS_ News Walter Cronkite B. S

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