Hospital Notes Admitted and Discharged List
The record lists patients admitted over the weekend and following week including Bill Heckathorn Rita Manuel Debra Lamb Ida Mae Neel Kay Dickerson Cindy Darling Ida Lee Phillips Jack Nelson Alma Watkins Gary Tucker Doris Trent John Rucker Lynda Grimes Jo Lancaster Lenna Mae Sanek A M Byrnes and Mrs Press Lee Darland. Discharges include Buren Ware Woodrow Boyd L D Portwood Sharon Hubbard Perry Drake Mrs Harold Price and baby Homer Yeargean Sandra Fires Ethel Klepper Mae Ola Brandon Mrs Guadalupe Hernandez and baby Sandra Don McKee Katy Foster Bethany Helms Tom Graham Joe Kent Eddins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Heckathorn
Rita Manuel
Debra Lamb
Ida Mae Neel
Kay Dickerson
Cindy Darling
Ida Lee Phillips
Jack Nelson
Alma Watkins
Gary Tucker
Doris Trent
John Rucker
Lynda Grimes
Jo Lancaster
Lenna Mae Sanek
A. M. Byrnes
Press Lee Darland
Buren Ware
Woodrow Boyd
L. D. Portwood
Sharon Hubbard
Perry Drake
Harold Price
Baby
Homer Yeargean
Sandra Fires
Ethel Klepper
Mae Ola Brandon
Guadalupe Hernandez
Sandra Don McKee
Katy Foster
Bethany Helms
Tom Graham
Joe Kent Eddins
Local residents and visitors list in area society notes
Locals Joe Newberry of Childress listed as patient at High Plains Baptist Hospital Amarillo. Families, scouts, graduates and travelers visit relatives in Abilene Wellington Raton Oklahoma City and other spots over the weekend and past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Newberry
Childress
High Plains Baptist Hospital
Amarillo
Joy Ranne
Cowboy Hall of Fame
Oklahoma City
Knott Family Ties In Colorado Bus Trip Tale
Mrs Knott once resided in Kirkland and Goodlett. Her husband John suffered a back injury in hospital, possibly needing surgery. Mrs Knott and a neighbor drove Mrs Tensfield to Lamar Colorado on August 20 for bus travel homeward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knott
Kirkland
Goodlett
John
Garden Valley History Notes 1920s Community Life
The record lists local details from 1922 to 1927 including class size at 18, two general stores, a cotton gin, and a joint Baptist Methodist church with preaching on second and fourth Sundays. Social singing occurred twice monthly with a quartet featuring Williams, Marrow, Montford, and James family members. Williams wrote published songs. The document names many residents and families linked to Garden Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Williams
Maggie Marrow
Charlie
Ethel Montford
Ben
Jim James
Williams
Garden Valley
Jim Williams
Loff Williams
Ben Teague
Gus Woods
Floyd Pieratt
B. F. Blair
P. E. Presley
Jim Biddy
J. R. Reeves
Jess
John Woodard
Howard Treadwell
Faye Williams
Ethel Harris
Carl
Mary Black
Charlie Montford
Lula Mae Burnett
Edna
Lillie Mae Reeves
Evalene Williams
Willard
G. A. Gladney
Bryan
Dick Williams
Miller
Bill Duke
Lillie
Gambling Machines Fuel Multi Million Dollar New Orleans Bar Scene
A U S District Court trial sits nine men and three women in a crowded courtroom. Ten defendants faced conspiracy charges to obstruct law enforcement over bribes. six stayed to testify for the government after pleas and separate trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
U.S. District Court
Gallinghouse
Miller heart screening memorial gifts
To honor a person, send the honoree’s name, donor name and address, recipient contact, and a payment to First State and First National Banks, First Federal, Fox Clinic or Childress General Hospital. Gifts are acknowledged with a card naming the donor and honoree. Tax receipts issued. Gifts to the Heart Association are fully tax deductible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children's Heart
First State
First National Banks
First Federal
Fox Clinic
Childress General Hospital
The
Heart Association
Council hears on proposed price increases from majors
The council released a list naming four major auto firms ten steel companies two glass producers and major copper producers. Hearings on proposed price hikes are set for next week affecting automakers and steel companies, though not all major requests will proceed to hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunlop
Meat supply concerns rise as feedlots face price trends
White comments on price paid feedlots nationwide for 1 100 pound steers noting potential for more meat in the market. He predicts an abundant supply as feedlots adjust to unfolding market conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Lions Coaches Talk On Freshman and Football Plans
The meeting featured CHS coaches Kenneth West James Collinsworth Jack Smith and Charlie Johnston discussing freshman goals and team depth. District Governor Bill McMinn will visit August 28 as guests from Recife Brazil attended alongside local supporters and family members.
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Lions
CHS
Kenneth West
Childress
James Collinsworth
Jack Smith
Charlie Johnston
LaNeal Castleberry
Bill McMinn
Stratford
Castleberry
Lyndell Rogers
Jim Moody
Recife City
Pernambuco
Brasil
Luiz Perazzo
Paul F. Lins
Genildo N. DeSouza
Murilo C. Salviano
Glads Z. Piez
R. A. Yarbrough
Kevin
Billy Cooper
Amarillo
Yarbrough
Ronda Garrison
Steven Bird
Ron Wilkins
Manhunt Under Way For Armed Suspect Linked To Nixon Visit
State Police Lt. Tom Cantu urged caution as a search continued for an armed man who fired on two officers with a 30-06 rifle Monday afternoon. He fled during an attempted arrest by Secret Service agent Ernest Aragon, while neighbors described him as a temperamental former prize fighter unlikely to hatch conspiracies. The Secret Service denied any link to a broader plot to kill Nixon during a New Orleans visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Cantu
Secret Service
Ernest Aragon
Duncan
Gaudet
Nixon
New Orleans
Fall in hay baling twine tightens supply report
A department report notes bumper crops and higher livestock feed costs drive sharp rise in demand for baled hay and baling twine. Distributors exhaust inventories as soil conditions boost yields in the Midwest and Southwest, with baling material demand up 25 to 30 percent in the southern plains. Sisal twine remains the main material though only a small amount is imported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest
Southwest
U.S
Europe
Mexico
Africa
South America
McGovern campaign reporter linked to note sale scandal
The AP reports Lucianne C. Goldberg admitted seeking to auction a note from Mrs. John F. Kennedy to Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson during the 1960 campaign. Johnson officials retrieved the note after the autograph dealer expected a $1,000 bid. Goldberg apologized, saying the note was not stolen and there was no espionage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George McGovern
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Lucianne C. Goldbert
McGovern
Johnson
Kennedy
Murray M. Chotiner
Nixon
Newport Beach
Calif
Major Northern California fires char 50700 acres as crews fight blazes
More than 5100 firefighters battled five fires across 50700 acres of timber and brush in Northern California. The largest Lassen County blaze burned 18000 to 20000 acres, with 30 mph winds hindering containment. Two trailers destroyed. a fire station saved. Interagency Fire Center reported 740 troops deployed, totaling 6500 firefighters with 3000 Guardsmen and volunteers aiding operations. Weather projections show little rain ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Lassen
Interagency Fire Center
Interagency
Dick Klade
United States
Legislature's Pardoning Power Under Scrutiny
Phoenix AP report states that last spring the legislature faced constitutional questions as Sen Paul Fannin of Arizona argues the law usurps the governor's pardon and parole authority. The brief notes ongoing debate in Phoenix about executive clemency limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Houston Independent School
Norma Kacen
Houston Teachers Association
Kacen
Smith
Fire bombs hit Chile labor group HQ as strike escalates
In Santiago, unidentified assailants threw fire bombs at an old mansion serving as the district office of Chile's Central Workers Confederation. The attack came as the country faced a paralyzing nationwide strike and rising antigovernment labor tensions amid simmering military disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Chile
Central Workers Confederation
Premier seeks U S mediation in Laos coup
Phouma's neutralist government faces a coup attempt as premier refuge in the United States Emba John G. Dean mediates between the government and rebels. Sisouk says the government investigates possible foreign involvement and plans talks with Hai government about harboring exiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phouma
U.S
Eisenhower to Start Law School At George Washington
David Eisenhower will begin classes at George Washington University Law School on August 27 following his 1970 Amherst College honors. He will register for the term on Monday as the White House confirms. Kenneth B. Keatin arrived in Tel Aviv to assume the U S ambassador post to Israel succeeding Walworth Barbour who resigned last February after 11 years. The top level post had been vacant six months. Skylab activity featured a hat tethered by a vacuum cleaner, while Dr Owen K Garriott and astronaut Alan L. Bean observed the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
David Eisenhower
George Washington University Law School
White House
Amherst College
Tel Aviv
Vetera
Kenneth B. Keatin
U.S
Space Center
Ots
Skylab
Owen K Garriott
Alan L. Bea
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O.B. Witcher
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Yellowstone
Air Force Academy
Billy
Roscoe Catherall
Tom Catherall
Teresa of
Burkburnett
Stanley Terry
Finis Wrinkle
Charles Baker
Connie Baker
Abilene
McMurry College
Jerlene Rice
Tyler
Oliva Collins
Orville King
Carlsbad
N.M
Allen Lacy
John and
Keith
Robert Ferguson
Robert Jr
Earl Harwell
Tommy Harwell
Lee
Wellington
Set
Jack Thornhanger
Raton, N.M
Joe Winkcompleck
Herman West
Frank Decker
College Station
A and M University
Don Decker
A and M
Bell County
Paul Leach
Temple
Scott and White Hospital
W.D. Tensfield
Paul W. Lane
Monte Vista
Colo
Jennifer
Tensfield
Lanes
San Diego
Henry S. Templeton
Henry H. Templeton
Hollis St
Hollis
Okla
Naval Training Center
Japan
Superior Court
Williby Case Jr
Fannin
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Amoco
Mobil
Exxon
Houston Independent
Phoenix
Ariz
Paul Fannin
R-Ariz
Space Center, Houston
Mission Control
General Accounting Office
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GAO
Thao Ma
Air Force
Thailand
Vientiane
Sisouk
Pany Phonthibsavat
Bounleuth Saycosie
Washington, D.C
Souvanna
Childress Index
ChilDress, Texas
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