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Childress Index

Location

Childress, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1967

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Viet Cong Kill 8 of 34 Pacification Team in Binh Hoa Attack

Viet Cong guerrillas attacked a security team near Bien Hoa and Saigon killing at least eight of 34 government pacification workers. Four others were wounded, two missing feared kidnapped, in Binh Hoa about 15 miles from Saigon. A civilian was also wounded. The attack aimed to show Viet Cong reach in government-held areas.

Mike Feinsilber Saigon UPI U.S Vietnam Armed Revolutionary Development Team Binh Hoa Bien Hoa Agency In Charge Pacification South Vietnam Hong Kong UPC China

Washington Window: lawmakers face scrutiny over office expense funding

UPI columnist William Theis notes that even millionaires in the Senate struggle to cover office costs. He cites Sen Charles H. Percy and others facing questions about private contributions, disclosure needs, and integrity considerations. A UPI survey shows broad support for financial disclosure from lawmakers.

William Theis Washington UPI United States Charles H. Percy Ill GOP Chicago Percy Congress Richard M. Nixon Thomas J. Dodd Dconn Senate

Decoration Lighting Contest To Be Held Here In Childress

The Community Development Committee of the Chambers of Commerce sponsors a Christmas Lighting and Decoration Contest in Childress with Ross Smith as president and Kenneth Smith as chairman. Sam Carmack is co chair. Residents urged to decorate and enter. Judging Friday night December 22 with prizes 25 15 and 5. First contest in years.

Chambers of Commrce Ross Smith Kenneth Smith Sam Carmack Childress

Ticket Issued In Accident Involving Two Cars

A 11:45 a.m. Saturday collision in the 700 block of Avenue F left both cars with heavy damage. Roscoe Cagle’s westbound vehicle stopped when rear ended by Taft Barnes, whose car slid 69 feet into Cagle’s. Barnes received a ticket for following too closely. investigation by Officer Odis Burrows and Police Chief Alvis Maddox noted the damage.

Avenue F Roscoe Cagle Taft Barnes Odis Burrows Barnes Cagle Burrows Alvis Maddox

Duke Holland Sr. hospitalized after horse kick

Duke Holland Sr. was admitted to Childress General Hospital with at least one broken rib on the lower right side after being kicked by a horse Saturday.

Duke Holland, Sr Childress General Hospital

Jody Dry Dies Of Heart Attack

Jody Dry 78 died Friday from a heart attack about 5 45 p m north of the depot on Commerce Street. Funeral services at 2 p m today at the Church of Christ conducted by John W Gay. Interment Carey Cemetery Newberry's directing. Survivors include two sisters Miss Mary C Dry and Mrs Gene McCain both of Childress.

Joseph Lee Jody” Dry Commerce Street Mr Dry Childress General Hospital Church of Christ John W. Gay Carey Cemetery Newberry’s Paul Efird Ruben Arnold Roy Smiley Lloyd Luck O. H. Watson Raymond Conway Temple Childress County Seymour Carey Childress Mary C. Dry Gene McCain

Christmas Seals Endure Year Round Says Drive Chair

Drive Chairman Mavnette Stiner urges using Christmas Seals on all letters including regular mail. She explains seals combat tuberculosis, emphysema and respiratory diseases year round, not just at Christmas. The campaign asks for replies to support ongoing health work.

Drive Mavnette Stiner

City Sales Tax Tests Hit 67 Texas Cities Next Week

The 1 percent city sales tax faces a statewide test after already passing in Galveston and Kilgore. Voters in about 67 cities will decide next week amid light turnout in Galveston and Kilgore. If approved, revenues would fund salaries and capital projects with the state collecting and distributing funds.

Texas United Press International Galveston Kilgore Kilgor Lukin Electra Beaumont Amarillo Houston Dallas Fort Worth Arlington Richardson Irving Lake Worth Lewisville Richland Hills Grand Prairie Haltom City Oscar Maurv

Cardinal Spellman Dies After Stroke At 78

Francis Cardinal Spellman, archbishop of New York and a key figure for American Catholics, died Saturday at St. Vincent's Hospital from a stroke. Vatican leaders expressed mourning as Pope Paul VI received the news with sorrow and prepared mass for the late cardinal. The death reduces the Sacred College of Cardinals to 114 members.

New York UPI Francis Cardinal Spellman America Vietnam Antarctic St. Vincent's Hospital Sacred College of Cardinals Vatican City Paul VI Spellman U.S Holy Father Vatican St. Peter's Square

Chamber of Commerce Committees Named by Ross Smith

President Ross Smith names committee chairmen and members for the Chamber of Commerce. Committees include Agricultural and Livestock with Compton Ellis Helmers Tru man Kidwell Dr. Bob Jones Sim Vaughn Carroll Seal Kenneth Ellis Bill Bradley Jim Ross Fay Eatherly George Weatherbee Leonard King Jr Claude Andrews John Liles Derrill Nippert and Ambassador's Club with Dalton Martin Buddy Cordell Albert Bird Fay Eatherly Louise Bowers Mamie Green.

Compton Ellis Helmers Truman Kidwell Bob Jones Sim Vaughn Charles Jones Carroll Seal Kenneth Ellis Bill Bradley Jim Ross Fay Eatherly George Weatherbee Leonard King, Jr Claude Andrews John Liles Derrill Nippert Ambassador's Club Dalton Martin Buddy Cordell Albert Bird Louise Bill Sager S. H Townsend Richard Bird J. C Randel Glenn Buckley Alva Wheeler Sam Miller Sam Carmack Walter Lockhoof Gene Keys Phillip Madeley A Yarbrough Tom Bailiff Jim Moody W. E. Helms James Bartlett Gene Frisbie Buford Austin Jerry Dugan Bill Coopwood Jimmy Harman Joe Shirley J. B. Holland Charles Mashburn Gordon Graviey Jim Tompson Alex Saied Ralph Vallone Tom Lemen Lois Stiner Joe Gruetzner Earl Preston Don Johnston Louis Keller

1825 Register To Vote In 1968 Elections

A total of 1825 have registered to vote in the 1968 elections, announced Saturday by the Tax Assessor-Collector's office. This is ahead of last year, and all persons are now required to register regardless of age. Previously those over 60 were not required to pay poll taxes. The office reported most registrants are over 60.

40 and 8 Sets Christmas Party at Veterans Building

The annual Christmas Party of the 40 and 8 will be held at 8 p.m. Monday at the Veterans Building. All members and wives are invited to attend. There will be gifts for all ladies and bingo will be played. Guy Jones is general chairman of the event. The dinner will be catered.

Guy Jones

Residuers Approve City Zoning Plan in Council Vote

The City Council approved zoning throughout the city with 123 for and 12 against in a vote tied to the Master Plan. The paper notes a poll question about chamber hiring a manager and invites chamber members to respond, with results to be published next Sunday.

Childress Chamber of Commerce Nxt

Earthquake Shakes Amami Oshima No Injuries Reported

A quake struck Amami Oshima in southern Japan with a magnitude of 4 on the Japanese scale. The Seismological Observatory in Kagoshima said there were no injuries or damage reported.

Kagoshima Japan Amami Oshima Seismological Observatory

McCarthy Says Johnson War Uproots Nation’s Hope

Senator Eugene McCarthy launched his White House bid by charging the Johnson administration with waging an immoral war and fostering fear and despair. In a prepared speech to the Conference of Concerned Democrats in Chicago he invoked Stevenson and Kennedy as inspirations. He avoided naming Johnson and outlined plans for early primary battles.

Leonard J. Fisher Chicago UPI Eugene J. McCarthy Johnson Minnesota Adlai E. Stevenson John F. Kennedy Allard Lowenstein New York McCarthy Jerry Mill California Lowenstein Pgh Kennedy United States America

Quake Toll Rises Across Yugoslavia Albania Frontier

Earthquakes across the Yugoslav Albanian frontier kill 20 and injure 204 as Debar reopens stores after damage. Passport office arson in Frankfurt blamed on anti-Communist exiles amid broader postwar tensions. Tornadoes sweep Mississippi and a Pacific gale hits the Northwest with widespread rain nationwide.

Belgrade UPI Debar Mississippi Corn Belt Appalachians

South Vietnam May Invade Cambodia If Sanctioned

President Nguyen Van Thieu warned Saturday that South Vietnamese troops would invade Cambodia if necessary to pursue Communists using the country as sanctuary. He said the right to pursue across the border is affirmed after reporting a Cambodian border encampment seen near UPI.

Cambodia Dalat Thieu South Vietnam UPT Nguyen van Thieu Norodom Sihanouk United States Vietnam UPI Ray Herndon Cam Cambo

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Red China Hong Gai New China News Agency Dak To North O 173rd_ Airborne Brigade U.S. Air Force Skyraider North Vietnam Washington By William Theis Jody Dry Francis Spellman Santa Claus Rhonda Pam Leach Pam Ronnie Leach Io Santa Smith LBJ Frankfurt UPD State Department Moscow Soviet Union Aleutian Islands London Britain Ray Gunter Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers Saturay House Neessary
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