Hospital committee notes and dismissal list
Saturday to Monday lists cover members and attendees for the Hospital committee with several names and days of attendance. The record ends with a dismissal and a final string of names including Wellington and Naomi Grafton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danette Inman
Marvin Lynch
Wellington
Ettie Leach
Michael Williams
Robert E. Wright
Luther Miller
Robert Johnson
J. H. Lumpkin
Roy Stamps
Naomi Grafton
Ruby Thomas
Joe Eddins
Local Social and Family Notes from the Area
Mr and Mrs Gus Nelson of San Antonio plan a visit to see her sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs C B Sikes. Miss Evelyn Teague of Dallas visited with her parents Mr and Mrs Marvin Teague. David Esslick returned to work after an electrical shock last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs S L Cheatheam hosted their son and family Harold Cheatheam and Marla of Irving for the weekend and attended the funeral of Uncle Charlie Johnston Wynn in Memphis. Harold Cheatheams also visited other relatives and Mr Wynn's funeral. Mr and Mrs Carroll Cheatheam spent the weekend in Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Nelson
San Antonio
C. B. Sikes
Evelyn Teague
Dallas
Mrs
Marvin Teague
David Esslick
S. L. Cheatheam
Harold Cheatheam
Marla
Irving
Harold Cheatheams
Charlie Johnston Wynn
Memphis
Mr. Wynn
In Memoriam Frank Dakil Honored by Childress City Council
The Childress City Council records a tribute to Frank Dakil who died August 21 1971 a longtime resident active in religious civic and political life including service on the City Council. The resolution dated August 23 1971 is signed by Mayor C J Lyons and City Manager Louis Sally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dakil
A.D
City of Childress
Frank Dakis
C. J. Lyons
Louis Sally
Dakil family notes memorial for Saint Peter’s Cathedral
Survivors include wife Betty a son Dr Tanell Dakil of Altus Oklahoma three daughters Mrs R B Tanner Eleanor and Linda Dakil a sister Mrs F Harfouch of Beirut and three brothers Arthur Dallas Ted Hereford Radi Beirut and five grandchildren A memorial fund is set for Saint Peter’s Cathedral in Jedeidet Lebanon destroyed by fire and to be rebuilt U S Command aims to prevent antigovernment and anti American demonstrations by veterans groups and students during the current crisis Thieu rejects Ky proposal to resign and call new election with potential opposition to Thieu voting planned for Oct 3
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maskat Shrine Temple
Betty
Tanell Dakil
Altus
Okla
R. B. Tanner
Vernon
Eleanor
Linda Dakil
Dallas
F. Harfouch
Beirut
Lebanon
Arthur Dakil
Ted Dakil
Hereford
Radi Dakil
U.S
Nguyen van Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
Thieu
Be Still and Know God in Uncertain Times
A speaker questions humanity’s drive to explore space and the moon arguing the Lord may judge boundless ambition. He cites Genesis on language and scattering and urges quiet devotion amid unrest and ungodliness today. The remark reflects religious concern about progress and divine sovereignty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moon
God
Cost of living freeze details and exemptions explained
A Q and A on wartime price controls covers fringe benefits, across the board effects, and which prices may rise. Exemptions require gross inequities and responses from OEP are not guaranteed. Retroactive pay during the freeze is largely forbidden and most wage increases are restricted until lifting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia
Seattle
OEP
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Treasury
John B. Connally
Connally
Services Held For Jessie Allen Pearce In Socorro
Final rites for Jessie Allen Pearce 50 were held in Socorro New Mexico with Rev Gordon Stirling conducting and burial there. Pearce a former Childress resident died last Wednesday and was brother of Mrs E D Etheredge and Mrs A L Clements of Childress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Allen Pearce
Socorro
N.M
Gordon Stirling
Childress
E. D. Etheredge
A. L. Clements
Redistricting Board Formed Under Texas Constitution
The Texas redistricting board includes Lt. Gov. Ben Barnes House Speaker Gus Mutscher Atty Gen Crawford Martin State Comptroller Robert Calvert and Land Commissioner Bob Armstrong The panel has 60 days to draft a Senate plan with at least three votes and can have the full force of law if approved by a three member majority A court has ruled the House plan unconstitutional and Gov Smith criticized the board for not acting further
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Barnes
Gus Mutscher
Crawford Martin
Robert S. Calvert
Bob Armstrong
Senate
U. S
Texas Secretary of State
Jones
Martin
State Supreme Court
Preston Smith
Smith
Thieu Overtakes Ky as Active Candidate in Vietnam Vote
US officials mull policy shifts if Thieu runs unopposed as Ky quits campaigning and proposes a joint resignations plan. Ky urges a 90 day new election while observers doubt Thieu will accept. A legislator calls the crisis beyond American control. A letter from Joe Harcrow laments space race cost and warns of national sin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thieu
Ellsworth Bunker
United States
U.S
Vietnam
Supreme Court
Senate
Bunker
Lions Club hosts coaches and honors long-time members
Head coach Charlie Johnston and aides James Collinsworth and Jackie Smith spoke at the Lions Club program about community support for athletics. They noted 70 junior high and 69 high school athletes, 19 seniors, and outlined plans to improve with district play. Pins honored members including Howard Newberry and Alton Ryan along with several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Johnston
James Collinsworth
Jackie Smith
Lions Club
Johnston
Collinsworth
Smith
Bobcats
Howard E. Newberry
Alton Ryan
LeRoy Gaines
Robert G. Butler
Truman McFarland
J.D. Michie
Weldon Hayes
Dick Preston
Warner Stevens
Glen Stiner
Roy Key
Wheeler Lions Club
Wheeler
Stiner
Wellington
John Dodgen
City rents reservoir space to Marie Davis near Carey
Council agreed to rent Efrid reservoir property to Marie Davis for 35 dollars monthly. The council also approved buying a bicycle for a youth aiding trash collection in Fair Park after a truck collision. Childress Fire Department reported only six of 35 volunteers had water resistant clothing. the matter will be investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Efrid
Carey
Marie Davis
Fair Park
Childress
Novak FHA career spans Texas counties to Temple office
Novak FHA served as an Assistant County Supervisor in Childress and later held county roles in Pearsall and Beeville before advancing to the FHA state office in Temple. He and his wife have a daughter named Lana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Texas
Lueders
Abilene
Longview
Sephen Louis Scobee
Don Allen Gabler
Eugene Walker
Red River
Childress
Wichita Falls
Mineral Wells
Plainview
Graham
Young County
Panhandle
North
Texas
FHA
Pearsall
Beeville
Temple
Lana
Freeze Rules and Price Powers Under War-time Surcharge
The policy explains that discounts remain allowed during the price freeze, with the 10 percent 30 day rule setting the ceiling for all goods. It also notes limited authority over interest but not profits, and restaurants must absorb rising costs while benefiting from declines. The passage mentions debate over redistricting authority if court rulings proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Board
Houston School Board Dismisses Superintendent Garver
The Houston School Board voted 4-3 to dismiss Dr. George Garver after one year and pay him 82,000 for the remaining contract. Garver called the move political and will appeal to the Texas Educational Agency later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston, Tex
Houston School Board
George Garver
Garver
Texas Educational Agency
Welch reveals net worth drop amid city finances
Houston Mayor Louie Welch released financial statements showing net worth falling from 461 817 in 1970 to 104 288, saying the loss cost him and his family. The disclosure comes as scrutiny of his dealings with Frank W. Sharp is cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Louie Welch
Frank W. Sharp
Welch
Mutscher admits 1969 stock investments linked to aide trades
The Houston Chronicle reports Texas House Speaker Gus Mutscher testified he began buying National Bankers Life Insurance Co. stock in 1969 without knowing his top aides were also purchasing. He said the investments had no connection to Frank W. Sharp's push for a state bank deposit insurance corporation. AAA accuses Ralph Nader of harassment and foul language in calls to officials amid highway safety lobbying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
The
Houston Chronicle
Texas
Gus Mutscher
National Bankers Life Insurance Co
Chronicle
Mutscher
Frank W. Sharp
Deposit Insurance Corporation
Washington
American Automobile Association
Ralph Nader
AAA
Association
UAW Leader to Meet Meany on Wage Price Freeze Strategy
Detroit AP report says United Auto Workers President Leonard Woodcock will meet AFL-CIO President George Meany Wednesday to discuss coordinating opposition to President Nixon's wage Price freeze. Washington AP notes U.S. Rep Henry Gonzalez asks Nixon to address Will Wilson role in Texas stock manipulation claims. Housing market moves aim to stabilize rates with $800 million freed by savings and loan associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
John B. Connally
Detroit
United Auto Workers
Leonard Woodcock
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Nixon
U.S
Henry Gonzalez
D-Tex
Will Wilson
Texas
Gonzalez
Wilson
Federal Home Loan Bank Fund
Savings and Loan Associations
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hospital Commetews
M. A. Barron
Barney Foley
Eddie Barnes
E. L. Davis
Frank Mitchell
W. M. Watson
Terry Moran
C. R. Floyd
W.H. Griffin
Lee Patterson
May McConnell
E. J. Huddleston
Ted Poling
Denzil McAlister
Vicki Trosper
Mrs. Carroll Cheatheam
Amarillo
Memoriam
Dakil
Pearce
Tower of Babel
Noah
Joe Harcrow
Novak
Dobie and South Houston High School
EL Paso, Tex
Small Business Administration
Hillary Sandoval Jr
Providence Memorial Hospital
Sandoval
SBA
Fort Lauderdald
Fla
Jackie Gleason
Associated
Nader
Soviet Union
Juan Jose Torres
Bolivia
Jcpenney
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