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Childress Index

Location

Childress, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1966

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Apollo unmanned moonship launches on Saturn 1 test flight

An unmanned Apollo craft rose 93 minutes after liftoff atop a Saturn 1 rocket from Cape Kennedy. The 44,700 pound module climbed to 135 miles, then reentered heat shield first at 19,000 mph. Recovery ships Hornet and three destroyers stood by in the north central Pacific. The test aims to validate astronauts could safely return from orbit. Apollo’s crewed mission planned for December would carry Virgil Grissom Edward White and Roger Chaffee.

Cape Kennedy UPI Apollo Earth South Africa Hornet Pacific Ocean Edward White Roger Chaffee

Curtains For Career Of Texas Ben Jack Cage

Ben Jack Cage, once a Dallas entrepreneur in land insurance electronics and diamonds, faces potential end to a flamboyant life as a fugitive. Convicted of embezzling 100000 in 1957 he fled to Brazil, built business interests, and was reported in Mato Grosso and near Brasilia with plans for life story interviews at 400 each.

Texas Ben Jack Cage Thomas Tully United Press International Dallas UPI BenJack Cage Land Surance Electronics and Diamonds Dallas Rio de Janeiro Cage Brazil Dist Dist. Atty Henry Wade Wade Sao Paulo ICT Insurance Co United States Earl Belle Pittsburgh Sullivan Belle Panlanco Land Co Mato Grosso State Mato Grosso Brasilia America New York

Encephalitis Spreads Across Texas In Months of Outbreak

About 200 suspected encephalitis cases have surfaced in Texas over six weeks. Texas cities report 65 confirmed, including 53 in Dallas and 14 more confirmed statewide. Hale Center records one death. Corpus Christi sees 68 suspected, fear grows of northeast wind carrying mosquitos. Health officials push aerial spraying to Nueces County as rains continue.

Austin UPS Texas Dallas Corpus Christi Hale Center Canyon Amarillo UPT W. R. Metzger Metzger McIver Furman Herbert Whitney Nueces County

Campbell Rites Held Today in Turkey

Final rites for Mrs. Laura Frances Campbell 76 were held at 2 p.m. in the First Methodist Church Turkey with Rev Brown officiating. Burial followed at West Wellington Cemetery. She died Wednesday morning in Hall County Hospital Memphis. A Corsicana native she was active in the church 64 years and a member of the Eastern Star in Turkey. Survivors include son Lester Mabel Memphis daughter Mrs Tom Sarem Tut her a brother C A Wolfe Wallis Oklahoma a sister Mrs Eula Gambill Pawhuska Oklahoma and three grandchildren.

Laura Frances Campbell Turkey First Methodist Church Brown West Wellington Cemetery

Brother of Northfield Resident Dies in Yellowstone Trip

Robert J. Ring 56 of Wichita Falls died Tuesday night while on a vacation at Yellowstone National Park Wyoming His death was discovered by his wife Mary during a camping trip Grandson Tim Leedy accompanied them An obituary notes Ring owned Ring Sign Co was active in the Church of Christ and local commerce He is survived by a daughter Mrs O T Leedy a son Capt Robert J Ring Jr and siblings and a cousin in several states

Robert J. Ring Wichita Falls Delmont Hays Northfield Yellowstone National Park Wyoming Church of Christ Ring Mary Tim Leedy Orville T. Leedy Collingsworth County Ring Sign Co Masonic Lodge Church of Christ and

Army Troops Aid Dell City Flood Victims With Food and Medicine

Dell City on the New Mexico border faced $5 million in damage as floods left the town in mud. Army troops set up food and anti typhoid inoculation lines while a second convoy from Ft. Bliss arrived. Residents slept in the community center and returned to mud cracked homes as irrigation pipes and crops were ruined. Gov. Connally pledged state support and federal aid was being sought.

Dell City Tex UPI Ft. Bliss Allan Hill Hill John F. Casey St. Isidore’s New Mexico Leon Roberts Fort Stockton Roberts Dell Telephone Cooperative

Labor Day Rest Stop Planned By Jaycees

At the regular Jaycees meeting plans were made for a Labor Day Weekend rest stop. Guests included George Newberry and Earl Bronner. The spokesman invited all men aged 18 to 35 to attend the Jaycee noon luncheon every Thursday at the Village.

George Newberry Farl Bronner

Rains Move Down Coast with Panhandle Clear Roads

United Press International reports a Gulf Coast rain front bringing floods and storms to northern and western Texas. Corpus Christi recorded 2.72 inches in six hours, while Dell City begins cleanup from flood damage to homes and cotton. Temperatures cooled across the state with highs in the 70s and scattered showers easing.

United Press International Texas Gulf Coast Corpus Christi Dell City Tex Lubbock Old Panhandle North Texas Panhandle U.S. Weather Bureau San Angelo Crandall Ferris Cresson Pecos River Dalhart Amarillo Texarkana Laredo Austin Midland Wichita Falls Fort Worth Carrollton Dallas Rosser Randail Nidad Spearl Denton Frost Sherman Malone Winkler Aledo Antelope

Rusk Defends Foreign Defense Pledges to Senators

Secretary of State Dean Rusk told the Senate preparedness subcommittee that the United States reduces war risk by defending more than 40 nations. He said Kennedy would likely have pursued a similar Vietnam policy to Johnson and warned the U.S. could aid non allied countries if needed.

Washington UPI Dean Rusk U.S Rusk John F. Kennedy Johnson Viet Nam Kennedy United States Usk Rusks Senate Sen John C. Stermis D-Miss

McNamara Plan Seeks Draft Reassessment and Fairness Debate

Defense Secretary McNamara proposes salvaging 100000 men deferred by college status and classifying more men 1A. The move could renew congressional scrutiny of Selective Service fairness and impact those already in 1Y classification.

Washington UPS Defense Robert S McNamara

Childress Males Should Lose 17 Tons Of Blubber

New York special reports that Childress County men over 25 would need to shed about 11 000 pounds to reach the recommended weight 149 pounds. Women average 131 pounds, with younger groups also carrying excess weight. Diet and exercise are advised, with the American Dietetic Association offering guidance.

New York Childress County The Public Health Service American Medical Association United States American Dietetic Association

Young Readers to Be Rewarded Tonight at Library

Prizes and certificates will be presented in a 7 30 p m ceremony in the Woman's Department Club closing the Summer Reading Program at the City County Library. Mrs J A McDonald librarian will award certificates to youngsters and teens reading 12 or more books. Special prizes go to the top reader in each age group from first through third grade, fourth through sixth grade, junior high and high school.

Woman's Department Club Friends of the Library J. A. McDonald Grodm

Three Cases Heard in County Court Today

Three cases were heard in County Court this morning. The three involved pled guilty and the jury called was dismissed. Robert Bates Jr of Amarillo appeared, appealed his JP verdict, and asked the appeal be dismissed. He faced a speeding charge. Joe Johnson of Childress pleaded guilty to transporting liquor in a dry area and was fined $200 plus costs. James Goundie of Childress pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and was fined $50 plus costs and time served in jail.

Robert Bates, Jr Amarillo Justice of the Peace Court Joe Johnson Childress James Goundie

Pre School Session Held For Principals

Superintendent J W Hamilton led a pre school session with Childress principals to discuss opening schedules registration clubs and fire drills. He outlined a 8 30 a m to 3 45 p m school day with teachers on duty 8 a m to 4 p m or longer and noted parent arrangements if before 8 a m.

J. W. Hamilton Childress E. A. Sanders H. P. Powers Wilson Leroy Reeves J. A. Steed Verna Steed Robert Hamlton Hamilton A Company of House

Fire damages Rascoe home minor smoke injuries

A fire reported at 3:50 a.m. damaged the C. G. Rascoe residence at 805 Avenue C Northwest. An iron left on the ironing board started the blaze and caused only slight smoke damage, per local Fire Department spokesmen.

Ron Sparks C. G. Rascoe Avenue C

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