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Childress Index

Location

Childress, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1966

Page

6

City Court Docket Includes Disturbing the Peace Violations

City court records list defendants Jimmy Martinez Leonard Martinez Tony Rodriguez and others charged with disturbing the peace drunk and disturbing the peace fighting reckless driving speeding 50 over limits and related offenses with fines ranging from 10 to 45 dollars.

Jimmy Martinez Leonard Martinez Tony Rodriguez Bobby Finchum Darrell Wayne Graham Gilbert B Vasquez Robert Chesley Kuhn Sammy Lee Davis Andrew Rodriguez Bobby

ACS Meeting In Paducah

The Cattle County Chapter of the American Cancer Society held a meeting in Paducah on Thursday to train chairmen. Dale Byerly of Lubbock served as guest speaker and Mrs Fay Sparks presided. An all chapter members meeting was set for 2 p.m. in September with W H Worley, L I Goodwin, Jesse Thomas, and Tennie Byars in attendance.

Paduch Cattle County American Cancer Society Dale Byerly Lubbock Southfield Fay Sparks

Local Court Records and Vehicle Violations Summary

A compiled list shows multiple individuals fined for alcohol and traffic offenses including John Henry Wyner and Jessie J. Martin for alcohol influence, Curtis Bell and Travis Long for similar charges, and Willis Moran for failure to yield. Vehicle permits and registrations appear under Texas Highway Department actions with a total noted cost of 196 316 dollars for building remodeling. New marriage license issued to Jimmy Lynn Scott and Dorothy Lamour Yount. Several new motor vehicles registered and ownership details listed.

Avenue F Northwest Jimmy Lynn Scott Dorothy Lamour Yount James T. Baker Friendswood Ambassador W C. Harp Buick RW. Bostick Roy W. Smoot M. W. Payne Paducah Oldsmobile J. L. Wailis Fairview Floral Company W.G. Moran Ford John Edgar Brage Chevrolet O. E. Simmons Justice Court

Graveside Rites Held for Golden Infant

Graveside rites for Charles Dobbs Golden infant son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd W Golden of Amarillo were held at Llano Cemetery. Rev James R Crawford of Antioch Missionary Baptist Church conducted the service. Interment followed at Llano Cemetery by Boxwell Brothers. The infant died Thursday afternoon in Northwest Texas Hospital. Surviving are two brothers.

Charles Dobbs Golden Lloyd W. Golden Amarillo Tony Golden R. B. Kisselburg Childress James R. Crawford Antioch Missionary Baptist Church Llano Boxwell Brothers Northwest Texas

London gangland fears rise after detectives killed

London's crime wave stirs anger as 18,000 police hunt for killers. Calls for harsher punishment and a possible return to hanging surface amid speculation the killers linked to a prison breakout. A nationwide fund for dependents opens with a $280,000 gift and a schoolboy adds ten shillings.

London Liverpool

Floods, winds hit Texas as rivers crest and planes damaged

Campers were rescued in Garner Park and crowds dispersed from Uvalde as the Upper Nueces River neared a crest of 13 feet. Roads like US 83 remained open while US 90 faced closures. Rain cooled the state with heavy totals from Dallas to Lubbock, and damage included 17 000 dollars to three airplanes at Greenville Airport. Temperatures ranged from 101 in Laredo to 73 in Dallas as rainfall exceeded an inch in multiple locations.

Kelly Uvalde U.S. 90 Nueces River Crystal City Tex Concan Frio Derby Texas Rio Grande Valley Greenville Polic Department Brownsville Garner Park Kingsville Cleburne Fort Worth Weather Bureau Dallas-Fort Worth Plains Lubbock Laredo Lynxhaven Ranch Camp Wood Ingram Silver Lake

Zane Grey a Dentist and Ohio Origin Story

The novelist Zane Grey, author of western fiction with over 15 million copies sold, practiced dentistry. He was born in Zanesville, Ohio, a town named for his maternal ancestor Ebenezer Zane who cleared land and staked the city in the late 18th century.

Zane Grey Zanesville Ohio Ebenezer Zane

Eisenhower and De Gaulle Clash Over Nuclear Policy

Eisenhower’s secretary of state warned France about becoming a nuclear power and placing U.S. weapons under French control. He noted NATO consultation has broadened beyond Europe. He rejected a three power directorate and warned of serious problems in expanding NATO coverage.

Eisenhower France U.S de Gaulle NATO

Diane Monson crowned Cottle County Farm Bureau Queen

Diane Monson of Cee Wee was named queen with Linda Jeter of Paducah as runner up in the annual Farm Bureau Queen contest at the high school auditorium. Other entrants included Mary Ann Hart and Shirley Rekieta, with Cherri Lee Norman of Toho ka as mistress of ceremonies.

Paducah Diane Monson Cee Wee Linda Jeter Farm Bureau Cottle County Miss Monson Donald Monson Jose Ray Jeter Linda Mary Ann Hart C. B. Hart Dumont Shirley Rekieta John C. Rekieta Salt Creek Carol Graves Jerry Williams Lockney John Dodgen Childress Cherri Lee Norman Tohoka Texas Don G. Brothers John Fish Billy Prater Billy Bobby Willis Bill Goodwin Suzanne Brooks Richard Wilson Mesdames Don

Seven Fatally Burned in Johannesburg Truck Collision

Seven people were burned to death and two injured when two trucks carrying workers collided with a gas tanker near Makati on Friday, according to reports.

Johannesburg Makati

Cotton meeting to discuss boll weevil and research act

Rolling Plains farmers will hear about boll weevil threats and the Cotton Research and Promotion Act. The act has passed Congress and awaits referendum voting by farmers. Charles Stenholm of RPCG will outline the act and present the group’s information to attendees.

Congress RECC Rolling Plains Charles Stenholm RPCG

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ACS Mmes W. H. Worley L. I. Goodwin Jessie Thomas Tennie Byars Antena State Farm Earl Harwell Sue Rue Nations Joe Pat Holland David Carl Rose Horatio M. Avala Lewis Edward Tingle Downey English Agustinano Enugul Lesperance Hill Crest Motel Vernon Hill Crest Opportunity Knocks Peggy Thigpen Haskell Carole Felton Larry Bates White Deer Miss Thigpen Bill Perry Giiant Cne United States Encyclopaedia Britannica Utopia Luling Dallas Mineral Wells Avenue FL Opeual Jerry Davis Ead Eubank Park Electric Motor Service McFarland Electric Service Ave Reg Price Panhandle Motor CO Main Street
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