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Childress Index

Location

Childress, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1966

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South Viet Nam politician Tran Van Van shot dead

A prominent anti communist South Vietnamese politician Tran Van Van was killed by two gunmen on a red motorbike as he rode to the assembly in Saigon. One suspect Vo Van En 29 Cu Chi admitted orders from the Viet Cong. Van 59 had opposed military rule and led the southern bloc in the constituent assembly.

Robert Kaylor Saigon UPI South Viet Nam Viet Cong Tran van van Van Constituent Assembly Nguyen Cao Ky Nguyen Ngoc Loan National Police Vo van En Cu Chi Assembly Ingersoll Keppler North Viet Nam

Syria Offers Arms to Jordanian Rebels to Oust Hussein

Syria pledged to provide weapons to Jordanian revolutionaries seeking to topple King Hussein. President Atassi told thousands in Cascus that liberation of Jordan and Palestine is imminent and that arms would be available to those who want them, broadcast over Cascus Radio. The pledge followed Jordanian police sweeps in Nablus amid reports of Palestine refugees urged to rise and pressure on Hussein.

John Lawton United Press International Beirut Lebanon UPI Syria Hussein Dr. Noured Din Atassi Cascus Jordan Palestine Nablus Damascus Cairo Israel Atassi Five Cascus

Weather Gloomy Over Pearl Harbor Anniversary

Honolulu reports overcast skies on the 25th anniversary of the Pearl Harbor attack. The piece recounts the 7:55 a.m. raid, American casualties, ships sunk or damaged, and Japanese losses, noting the somber mood and ongoing coverage.

Pearl Harbor Robert Miller United Press International Honolulu UPI Hawaii Paradise U.S

Pioneer Doctor Of Childress Dies Tuesday

Dr. R. A. Duncan 72 longtime Childress physician died at 8 40 p m Tuesday at his home 2101 Tyler Amarillo Griggs and Sons Funeral Directors handling arrangements Born December 20 1883 on a Ozark Ark farm moved to Texas near Wylie licensed after Tulane studies Opened Big Foot practice July 1907 Married Edna Browning Outland August 13 1907 in New Orleans Practiced in Clyde Graham Childress Memphis Hereford before moving to Amarillo in 1925 Retired 1940 dedicated to a Hutchinson County ranch Survived by wife son Dr Frank B Duncan two daughters eight grandchildren eight great grandchildren and other relatives

R. A. Duncan Childress Tyler Amarillo Griggs and Sons Ozark Ark Duncan Texas Wylie Tulane New Orleans Big Foot San Antonio Edna Browning Outland Clyde Graham Memphis Hereford Hutchinson County First Presbyterian Church Khiva Temple Rotary Club

District Scout Roundtable Planned at Local Church

All unit leaders and commit teemen are urged to attend the district roundtable at 7 30 p.m. Thursday in First Methodist Church.

First Methodist Church

History of the Viet Nam War by Captain Devlin at Rotary

Captain Gerard Devlin, now at Fort Sill, gave a concise history of the Viet Nam war at the Rotary Club meeting. He noted U S involvement began after French withdrawal, increased from 18 000 troops in 1964 to over 350 000 today, and described Viet Nam as a war for independence and liberty with roots dating to World War II.

Viet Nam Gerard Devlin Rotary Club Devlin Fort Sill United States South Viet Nam North Viet Nam Don Johnston Sehorn Louis Sally C. A. Deuschle John Kewley Vernon

Jurors Questioned Over McDuff Trial Details

Sheriff Lon Evans says he asked jurors about their accommodations but did not discuss the McDuff case or influence their verdict. Defense attorneys planned to question jurors about statements by the sheriff while noting the Arizona mass killing was used to screen jurors from outside stories.

Godfrey Sullivan Evans Arizona McDuff

Cee Vee Group Elects Officers At Meeting

Glenn Carroll named president of the Cee Vee Community Board to serve through November 1968. Elected for two year terms were Mrs. T A Riddell as secretary and Gaylean Riddell as director. Meetings set for the first Monday night of each month.

CEE Vee Glenn Carrol T. A. Riddell Gaylean Riddell

Firemen elect Louis Sally president in Childress VFD

Louis Sally was elected president of the Childress Volunteer Fire Department at last night's meeting. Charles Mack was replaced as president, Joe B. Howard became vice president, and Glen Stiner was re elected secretary treasurer. Other officers include Chief John Ballew Assistant Chief Charlie Moore Fire Marshal G A Williams and captains and lieutenants across two companies with drill chiefs and chaplain among listed roles. Sponsors and a mascot are named.

Childress Volunteer Fire Department Louis Sally Glen Stiner Joe B. Howard Stiner Charles Mack John Ballew Charlie Moore G. A. Williams Guy Burton Y. B. Merrell Bill Barnett J. G. Gilley Milton Havin

No Fire Damage at Farmers Cooperative Gin

There was no damage from a fire at the Farmers Cooperative Gin at 12 55 a m today.

Farmers Cooperative Gin

Fire in Tell Gin stand extinguished by Childress team

A stand fire at Tell Gin was put out this morning by the Childress Fire Department. The call came in at 10 20 a.m.

Tell Gin Childress

Fighter Bombers Fly Tuesday Missions Over North Viet Nam

U S jets returned to North Viet Nam to strike communications lines and storage depots around Hanoi Haiphong and near the DMZ. An F105 shot down by a MIG17 marked the fifth American loss in air battles with Communist jets.

Bryce Miller United Press International Saigon UPI U.S North Viet Nam Hanoi Haiphong North Viet Nam Panhandle Demilitarized Zone Air Dien Bien Phu

Accident on Avenue F and Main Street Leads to Ticket

A collision at 12 20 p m yesterday at Avenue F and Main Street caused damage to two cars with no injuries. Otis Linley, westbound on Avenue F, tried a right turn from the inside lane and was struck by Larry Rothwell. Linley received a ticket for failure to grant right of way.

Avenue F Main Street Otis Linley Larry Rothwell Linley

Washington Weekend News Glows With Autumn Sun

The article notes a clear autumn Sunday in Washington with a quiet weekend and a focus on national defense funding as the House passed an 8.2 million supplemental defense bill 309 to 5. It also reports John J. Jouett predicting over 50 000 aircraft produced within a year and mentions Griffith Stadium where the Redkins played their last home game of the season.

Atlantic Seaboard Washington Secretary of Navy Navy U.S. House of Representatives John J. Jouett National Aeronautical Association Griffith Stadium Redkins Admirals Generals

Ruby Trial Set Again for February in Wichita Falls

Dallas based reports say Jack Ruby will face a second trial for the murder of Lee Harvey Oswald possibly in February in Wichita Falls Texas. The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals overturned Ruby's 1964 conviction and ordered a new one in a city other than Dallas. Pretrial hearings will be in Dallas with Judge Louis T. Holland to set a definite date within 30 days.

Dallas UPI Jack Ruby John F. Kennedy Wichita Falls Tex Texas Court of Criminal Appeals Ruby Lee Harvey Oswald Criminal Louis T. Holland Henry Wade Psu Holland Manaus Gao

Quentin Henderson Named For Honor

Quentin Henderson was named among twenty seven McMurry students nominated for Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Nominations required character scholarship leadership and service with faculty selecting twenty seven after council nominations and dean committee review.

Quentin Henderson McMurry Senate

Cold Front Heads For Texas With Seasonal Temps

A Pacific cold front moves toward Texas bringing showers in Central and East Texas tonight and Thursday. West Texas will feel cooler weather with temperatures rising to seasonal norms by Thursday night. Fort Worth hit 84 degrees in an 83 degree Dallas record, breaking a 1922 high, while eastern clouds linger with clearer skies in the west.

United Press International Texas West Texas Central East Texas Fort Worth Dallas High Plains Wu River Valley

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