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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1965
Page
3
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Community House hosts HDC family party and Central Christian Fellowship event on December 3. Luncheons, dinners, and club gatherings fill December 1 through December 18 across First Methodist, Veterans Buildings, WDC, Fair Park, Ranchouse, and churches with parties, dinners, and a DeMolay dance.
The forecast shows fair skies with a low of 32 and a high near 62. Weekend visitors include Lonnie Elkins and family in Dallas and Monahans, while El Paso trips involve Sgt Delbert Adams and H W Fite’s group. Weekend guests include Kenneth Haigler Scott and J H Brashears among local families.
The Junior High choir directed by Mrs. Gertude Wattins performed for the PTA. Guest speaker Mrs. Joe Allen presented The Time of the Lamb Christmas story. Rebecca Castille introduced the program. seventh grade under Mrs. McGee and fourth grade under Mrs. Jefferies won the room counts.
The U S Weather Bureau logged a low of 7 above zero at Elko Nevada excluding Alaska and Hawaii and a high of 80 degrees at Burbank California on Thursday.
Happy birthday messages appear for Jim Martindale Michael D Adams A J Brown Jeanie Wyatt Louise Sutton and others in local notices. The greetings list names including Mrs J Benham Mrs Clarence Carter Mrs Robert Riker Mrs Howard Preston Vena Goodwin Mrs Lowell Dement Mrs Edd Richards and more.
The Weather Bureau predicts colder than normal temperatures for the Northeast in December while the West and South will see above average readings. The extended 30 day outlook expects above normal precipitation across the broad belt from the Southern Western Plateau through the southern U S and into the Far Northwest, with ongoing drought concerns in the Northeast.
In Japan Christmas is a commercial season with little religious significance for most residents. A 30-foot Santa stands in Ginza as stores profit from year end bonuses, while the spree lasts six days before Shogatsu a three day New Year celebration.
El Paso reports a massive blackout after natural gas safety devices failed at a plant cutting electricity to about one million people across a vast Southwest area. The outage lasted 1 hour 17 minutes due to a backup plant not operating at capacity. In Saigon, a Marine helicopter crash near Da Nang reportedly killed four U. S. Marines and nine Vietnamese soldiers after being hit by ground fire.
The report lists 11 a.m. noon and 1 p.m. Dow Jones averages across sectors Indus Rails Utils and Stocks with small percentage changes and rising sales volumes. Indus hovers near 945, Rails around 243, Utils near 153 and Stocks near 334.7. Sales show increasing trade counts from 2.25 million to 4.92 million shares.
The high for the past 24 hours reached 55 degrees at 1 2 and 3 pm. The low was 33 degrees at 6 am. Last year the high was 47 degrees and the low 28 degrees.
Rabbi Gittelsohn delivered a sermon at the Iwo Jima cemetery dedication on March 22 1945 and later led Temple Israel. He was a former national chaplain of the Jewish War Veterans. Curran said no award could be given when his Washington march supported positions opposed by the American Legion.
The Texas White House warns that wartime outlays and welfare programs push this year's spending above 100 billion dollars. Deficits are forecast at 7 to 10 billion, with history noting repeated red ink across presidencies. The piece critiques entitlement growth and LBJ's Great Society as a free lunch and warns of mounting debt for future generations.
A reflective look at viewer interaction with television and the author’s attempts to meet deadline driven by calls from viewers. Anecdotes include a frustrated election-night caller and a health resort inquiry about contacting Hedy Lamarr, plus notes on NBC and ABC programming focused on Vietnam protests and upcoming sports events.
A child writes Santa asking for a racing car and other gifts while mentioning relatives in Pennsylvania and Texas. Separately, Social Security Commissioner Ball says the Medicare program enrollment drive has reached about 6 percent of 19 million eligible people, with higher barriers for the very old, homebound, or remote residents.
Patricia McCormack reports from the Girl Scout Senior Round-up in Farragut Idaho where 70 teens from 40 nations reveal worries beyond nuclear war. Danes say more freedom while Mexicans note formal dress and chaperoned dating. Colombian teen cites job concerns amid strikes. American teens face independence as adults.
James Victor Dias admitted Thursday. Mrs. D. J. Jenkins admitted Thursday. Harvey Foley dismissed Thursday. Rice Nippert transferred to Amarillo Thursday. Timothy Abrego transferred to Amarillo Wednesday.
Geologists from the University of Minnesota propose the Antarctic ice cap could have persisted for up to eleven million years based on recent analyses. The finding highlights long term climate stability and potential implications for global geological history and ice sheet evolution.
The writer warns that Texas poll tax issues will not settle until late next year. Paying the poll tax by January 31 1966 is advised to vote in 1966 elections. The Supreme Court is expected to be slow, influencing future decisions and voting records of U S Congressmen and Senators.
Monday offers vegetable stew pimento cheese sandwiches peanut butter crackers white cake with pink coconut icing and milk. Tuesday features bean chalupas greens cabbage relish cornbread apple crisp and whipped cream with milk. Wednesday serves corn dog deviled egg Au gratin potatoes cherry cobbler and milk. Thursday includes Swiss steak baked potato buttered green beans gold brick salad hot bread and milk. Friday presents fried chicken cream gravy whipped potatoes buttered English peas pink ambrosia salad bread and butter chocolate no bake cookie and milk.
A 12 year old, wearing a black trench coat, rode up on a late model red bicycle to Inglewood Farm Co. dairy in Torrance and fled Thursday night with 167 dollars in cash after drawing a blue steel revolver, according to police.
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