Record U S jets hit North Vietnam as paratroopers find Viet Cong camps
U S jets conducted a record 156 raids in North Vietnam with paratroopers uncovering Viet Cong supply and training areas in Kuoc Tuy Province 30 miles east of Saigon. Supplies including 50 000 rounds of ammunition and classrooms with test papers were found. Casulties were tallied as 319 enemy dead in two two week operations and 33 more bodies found near a major engagement. Maj James Kasler was shown in a North Vietnamese hospital after bailout from his downed aircraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard H. Growald
United Press International
Saigon
UPI
U.S
North Viet Nam
Air Force
Hanoi
Panhandle
173Rd Airborne Brigade
Cam My
Kuoc Tuy
Tokyo
James H. Kasler
Easler
Hanoi-Haiphong
Nippon Derapa News
Canadian Areas Isolated By Rail Strike
Ottawa faces a national rail strike entering its second day as 110000 workers from seven railways halt service. Remote northwest regions fear shortages while the government contemplates mobilizing the Coast Guard to operate ferries and maintain links to the Maritimes. Parliament to meet in emergency session to consider back to work legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
UPS
Canada
Northwest Territories
Coast Guard
Maritime Provinces
Lester B. Pearson
Canadian Pacific
Canadian National
Maritimes
Mainland
Pearson
Texas Traffic Death Toll Rises Past 1965 Mark
Texas DPS reports 1,970 people killed on state roads to date, up 16 percent from 1965 figures, while fatal accidents reach 1,602 through Friday noon, a 14 percent increase from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
UPI
Texas
Department of Public Safety
Man kills daughter and wounds grandchildren in Atlanta gun battle
Police say 70 year old Fred Paschal killed his daughter Pearl Paschal and wounded two grandchildren Russell and Beverly Robertson and officer Nixon Ether before dying in a 30 minute siege. Paschal fired from a barricaded house as officers stormed in with tear gas and armored support.
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Charles
Taylor
United Press International
Atlanta
Fred Teams Paschal
Paschal
Pearl Paschal
Grady Hospital
Russell
Beverly Robertson
Nixon Ether
Ether
Policeman's Son Found Dead In Park Lagoon
In Chicago a 3-year-old boy, John Jensen, son of a Skokie police officer, was found dead in a park lagoon with hands tied. Coroner Dr. Andrew Toman listed drowning as the cause, noting head injuries and facial wounds but no sexual assault. His body was found after a seven hour search by police, firefighters, civil defense workers, and neighbors.
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Chicago
UPI
Skokie
Cook County
Andrew Toman
John Jensen
Charles
Nancy
John
Jensen
Toman
Teen Age Red Guard Rampage Reported in China
UPI reports from Tokyo say China faced near anarchy as Red Guard youth gangs roamed major cities. Nine citizens were killed as crowds joined protests smashing religious icons, vandalizing convents, and shouting slogans against capitalism and revisionism. officials and foreign observers warned of a spreading culture purge with arrests and border fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Guard
China
Kim Willenson
United Press International
TORY
UPI
Peking
Soviet Union
Mao
Mao Tse
Tune
Red China
Red Guards
Sinkiang Province
Manchuria
Canton
Tukuo
Hongong
Tass
Hon Kong
Macao
Southeast Asia
Shum Chun
Hong Kong
New China News Agency
Mainichi Shimbun
Japan
Allo
Mainichi
People's Daily
Harbin
Bobcat Mothers Plan Football Program Sales
Bobcat Mothers completed selling football program ads and will sell programs at home games starting September 9 against Haskell. The group also plans a sandwich supper for players and will sponsor football and basketball banquets. Membership is open to any mother of a Childress High School athlete and others supporting the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobcat
Ted Henderson
Haskell
Childress Office Supply
Childress
Henderson
Billy Joe Rothwell
Littleton Ha- Vins
Texas Counties Unite For War On Mosquitoes
Texas health officials push a statewide push to curb encephalitis carrying mosquitoes as rainfall disrupts aerial spraying. Corpus Christi reports 58 suspected cases and 1 death. Dallas struggles with plane repairs delaying coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
United Press International
Corpus Christi
Dallas
W. R Metzger
Corpus — Christi
Air Force
Oklahoma
St. Louis
Jefferson County
Tyler
San Antonio
Garland
Hale County
South Plains
Amarillo
Panhandle
Canyon
Corvus Christi
Metzger
Raymond Kindle Dies Saturday in Amarillo Hospital
Raymond Kindle 19 son of Mr. and Mrs L Kindle of Childress died Saturday night at Northwest Texas Hospital in Amarillo after a bout with illness following an Army Korea tour. He was married August 13 to Carla Gregory. Born September 14, 1946, he attended Childress High School. Survived by wife Carla, grandmother Mrs Ila Kindle, grandparents Mr and Mrs Berchel King, four brothers Berchel C L Jr Richard and Robert, two sisters Mrs Johnny Pyle and another sister in Wichita Falls. Body to be returned to Childress. funeral arrangements pending. Autopsy performed per Amarillo sources.
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Raymond Bergen Kinde
L. Kindle
Childress
Carla Gregory
Northwest Texas Hospital
Amarillo
Kindle
Korea
Miss Gregory
Childress High
Carla
Jla Kindle
Berchel King
Clarendon
Berchel
C. L. Jr
Richard
Robert Kindle
Johnny Pyle
Dallas
Wichita Falls
Mrs. Whitten On Honor Roll at Texas Tech
Mrs Gayle Whitten formerly Kay Ann Eatherly of Childress earned a 4 point average at Texas Technological College in Lubbock during the spring 1966 semester. She was among 85 arts and sciences students with a 4.0 average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Whitten
Texas Tech
Gayle Whitten
Kay Ann Eatherly
Childress
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
Whitten
School of Arts and Sciences
Coin Club Meeting Sets Fall Session in UT Conference Room
The first fall meeting of the Coin Club will be held at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the West Texas Utilities conference room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coin Club
West Texas Utilities Conference
Bonds Sales Reach 77 Percent Of County Goal In 1966
In Childress county savings bond sales for the first seven months of 1966 totaled 54088, 77 percent of the 70000 goal, per Gene Frisbie, chairman. Texas Series E and H sales for the period reached 239, resulting in a 3.6 percent rise from July 1965. Frisbie notes a ten year extension of H bonds dated 1957 to 1959 and a 4.15 percent rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childress County
Gene Frisbie
Texas
Fowler
Frisbie
Garden Valley Reunion Today In Woman's Department Club
The 3rd Garden Valley reunion begins at 10 a.m. with registration in the Woman's Department Club. A basket lunch is served at noon and a business meeting follows at 1 30 p.m. A short program concludes. President W. W. Heckathorn remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Valley
Woman's Dpartment Club
W. W. Heckathorn
Joe Liles Named Director of Cotton Group
Joe Liles was elected a director of the Rolling Plains Cotton Growers Association at the annual meeting in Stamford. Liles, manager of the West Texas Gin, joins Paul Montgomery of Memphis as another newly elected director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Liles
Rolling Plains Cotton Growers Association
Stamford
Liles
West Texas
Paul Montgomery
Memphis
West Texas Weather Clears Then Clouds Sweep In
The forecast notes mild temperatures across the state with highs reaching the 90s along coastal regions and 70s in Central Texas. Northwest and Southwest Texas expect clearing skies and warmer conditions through Monday with a chance of thunderstorms in the far northwest Sunday night into Monday afternoon. The rest of Texas will see partly cloudy to cloudy skies, with some clearing in North Central and Northeast Texas Sunday night and Monday.
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United Press International
West
Texas
U. S Weather Bureau
Sud
Panhardle
Peace Corpsman On Trial For Slaying His Wife In Tanzania
UPI reports Peace Corpsman William Kinsey is on trial in Maswa Tanzania for beating his wife Peverly Kinsey to death with an iron bar and rock. Police inspector Kisinta testified Kinsey carried the bar in a picnic basket to the hillside where the body lay. Kinsey, 24, from Washington DC, denies knowledge of the bloodstained weapon and says an object fell on her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mwanza
Tanzania
UPI
William Kinsey
Washington, D.C
Lake Victoria
Kin Sey
Peverly
Riverside
Conn
Rocky Hillock
Race Corps
Ededen Effi Watt
Prove Kinsey
Peace Corps
Ask American Law
Hic
Huarantere
Martin Kisinta
Maswa
Milas
Here
Kuch
Kinsey
Kifunta
Black rights groups delay Cicero march for a week
A coalition of black power Elgin groups postponed their plan to march into Cicero next Sunday citing mobilization problems and pressure from King's aides. Gov. Kerner considered deploying the National Guard to block the protest if no permit exists while militants vow to rally in the all white suburb with leaders from SNCC and other civil rights groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McDermott
Unitedress International Chicago
UPT
Elgin
Martin Luther King
Cicero
King
Chicago
Otto Kerner
National Guard
Kerner
Confessial Baqquality
CD Ty
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Viet Cong
Aban
Air
Navy
Dong Hoi
Thanh Hoa
Vinh
Mu Gia
South
Viet Nam
Roy L. Cowan
Providence
South Viet Nam
Kasler
Continues
Wege 4
Man
Park Lagoon
New “Revolutionary Youth
Bobcat Mothers Plan
Raymond Kindle
Cotton Group
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