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Childress Index

Location

Childress, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1967

Page

6

Rumors Stir Over Johnson Cabinet Departures

President Johnson rejects rumors that Cabinet members will resign aside from McNamara. He says he knows of no others planning to leave. only McNamara is identified as possibly departing amid questions raised by some observers.

Washington UPI Johnson Robert S. McNamara

Transplant progress sparks cautious optimism after heart surgery

Doctors described Washkansky’s recovery as excellent after the Sunday operation in Cape Town. Cobalt treatment and anti rejection drugs were used while Denise Darvall’s heart was tested for compatibility. The surgeon Christian Barnard led a 30 member team and voiced guarded optimism as the patient improves with fluids and feeling better.

Washkansky Denise Darvall Christian Barnard South Africa Groote Schuur Miss Darvall Jonathan van Wyk

World’s oldest fabric Felt tied to ancient nomads

UPI reports researchers tracing felt to central Asian nomads, predating mentions in Chinese, Greek, and Roman records. The material seen in fall and winter fashion is linked to Odysseus, Caesar’s soldiers, and Genghis Khan, who wore white felt during his crowning.

New York UPI Central Asia China Greece Rome Odysseus Caesar Genghis Khan

Stop and Go Policy Ruins Wheat Prices

Rep Robert Dole claims Johnson administration stop and go policies crush wheat prices. He cites exports cut from 523 million to 292 million bushels and U S farm prices at 1 39 per bushel, Kansas farmers at 1 31, and accuses a cut in Food for Peace requests of 25 percent as policy driven hunger.

Kansas City, Kan Johnson Robert Dole R-Kan Dole Department of Agriculture U.S Kansas Orville Freeman Congress

Church Award Honors Arkansas Resident for Service

Hillcrest Children’s Home in Hot Springs Arkansas has awarded the 1967 Friendship Award to Rev. Charles W. H. Scott of Springfield Missouri for ten years of service to the home. Former recipient include the late Mrs. Hallie Garrison of Childress who received the honor in 1963.

Hillcrest Childrens Home Hot Springs Ark Assemblies of God Churches Charles W. H. Scott Springfield Hallie Garrison Childress

Vietnamese Marines Break Guerrilla Assault in Vietnam

Amid heavy fire the Vietnamese marines and U S troops stormed ashore as 50 Communists, lying in wait along the banks, were driven back. Col. Bert David advised retreat, but Maj. Pham Nha, leading Vietnamese forces, ordered continued fighting.

Kaylor Fultons Gls Bert David Alexandria 6Th Pham Nha U.S Nha Fulton Red Force North Vietnam South Vietnam Leatherneck da Nang

Childress Adopts Zoning for Farm to Market Road Adjacent Lots

The City of Childress passes Ordinance 532 zoning all blocks adjacent to Farm to Market Road Nos. 2042 and 3031 from Avenue F Northeast to Avenue K Southeast as a Residential District. It limits uses to single family homes, parks and public facilities, and imposes sign and setback rules with penalties for violations. The measure, approved November 27 1967, includes repeal of conflicting ordinances and an emergency clause to take effect immediately.

Avenue F Avenue K Childress Childress County Texas Childress Childress County A.D Louis Sally C. J. Lyons

Misconceptions About Snow Traction From Tire Pressure

Akron engineers at Goodyear advise maintaining the recommended tire inflation at all times for best performance in snow. The note also explains typical sugar envelope calories, with 1 teaspoon equaling 18 calories and most envelopes containing 1 to 2 teaspoons.

Akron, Ohio Upi Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co

Wallace Wood Life and Works From Bucky to Witzend

Wallace Wood, veteran writer artist of Bucky's Christmas Caper, recalls arriving in New York in 1948, learning lettering and inking, contributing to Mad for 12 years, and later creating Tower Comics heroes, selling a TV animated show, and publishing the fanzine Witzend for fans by pros.

Wallace Wood Bucky National Cartoonists’ Society New York Hogarth C&i Tower Comics Witzend Pros

Antiwar protests and arrests sweep across multiple cities

Dr Benjamin Spock led a New York anti draft rally with over 200 demonstrators arrested as hundreds burned draft cards. Protests spread to Cincinnati Antioch students turning in cards dipped in blood and Los Angeles where 22 cards were dropped into a blood filled vessel. Madison Wisconsin saw about 100 women marching to draft offices and Portland Oregon reported 320 marchers escorted by apprentices.

Benjamin Spock New York Armed Forces Antioch Cincinnati Selective Service Office Jack Nussbaum Chicago Wilmington Jim Wessner Blanchester Ohio Los Angeles Madison Wis State Capitol Loreal Draft Board University of Wisconsin University of Town Ecampie Towa City Portland Ore

McCarthy Entry Ups Wisconsin Presidential Primary Stakes

Senator Eugene J. McCarthy plans to enter Wisconsin’s April 2 presidential primary, prompting discussion of cross voting under the state law. The move affects Democratic dynamics with Johnson on the ballot unless he withdraws, while the law also allows indicating a no vote against a candidate without competition. Civil and draft card protests occur in multiple cities as part of broader political tensions surrounding the primary season.

Washington UPI Eugene J. McCarthy Wisconsin Richard M. Nixon Johnson Nixon McCarthy GOP Wendell L. Willkie Thomas E. Dewey John F. Kennedy Hubert H. Humphrey Humphrey

Spiders Enter Homes As OSU Expert Notes Increase

Oregon State University entomologist Robert Every says spiders move indoors for warmth and food, causing a seasonal rise that appears larger than it is.

Corvallis, Ore UPI Oregon State University Robert Every

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Defense Robert and Edward Kennedy Labor W. Willard Wirtz Labor Department Dean Rusk Agriculture Leonard Chapman Wallace Greene Marine Corps Chapman Greene Harold Wilson Nce London Vietnam United States Arkansas Baby Spock United Press International By William Theis By Raymond Lahr Portland State College St Stephen's Episcopal Church Ann Arbor Mich Detroit Pittsburgh Mser Charles Owen Rice Holy Rosary Church Homewood St. Louis University of Illinois Childress Independent School District Wees Board OF Trustees Richard Bird Littleton Havins Charles Rogers Fred Becker Charles Jones J. C. Smith Pat Murphy Vera Walker
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