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Childress Index

Location

Childress, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1968

Page

2

Week in Review Highlights Chicago Convention Turmoil

United Press International reports on clashes between demonstrators and police at the Democratic National Convention. A National Commission on Violence faulted police for overreaction and said officials expected violence from demonstrators. The piece notes statements by Chicago officials and ongoing legal questions over the report. It also covers international notes from Tel Aviv, Saigon, and Paris amid conflict and diplomacy.

United Press International National Commission On Causes and Prevention O Ohirsen Aimee Ri Newemen Chicago Mage Richard J. Daley Walker Chicaeo Chicaen Commission National Commission On Violence Dee Walker Aes Partneet Washit National Commission Tel Aviv Muott Jordan Saigon U S Paris U.S National Front

Guiding Children Through Anger Why Patience Helps behavior

A school article discusses a third grader Fred who lashed out but, with principal and teacher guidance, learned to control temper. It argues many conflicts stem from frustration and that supportive dialogue reduces explosive outbursts. Parents should provide steady guidance and remove dead end situations to teach coping.

Fred Larry Tarry Fred Keean

Quirks in the News: Crane Crashes Banquet Speech

United Press International reports three odd items. Fred Perkins, honored for 1.5 million miles driving claim, is interrupted by a crane outside the Leicester banquet. In South Africa, Jakob Pretorius builds a wall during a divorce case, telling his wife to stay put. In England, a teen thief snatches a handbag in Bournemouth, Madeline Day reacting in alarm.

United Press International Leicester England UPI Fred Perkins Fred Wallevein Bloemfontein South Africa Jakob Pretorius

Viet Cong talks and pullout aims stir Saigon and Hanoi

North Vietnam signals possible readiness to discuss mutual troop withdrawal with Clifford proposals. Saigon rejects Viet Cong independence and threatens to walk out if Viet Cong flag or name plate appears. France allegedly pressed for seating as talks begin while Hanoi and Saigon trade warnings on serious negotiation stance.

South Vietnam Hanoi Clifford North Vietnam United States Saigon Cuerrillas Dienigo

RFK Campaign Debt Draws Stars To Dinner Tribute

About 500 guests, including Sens. Fulbright and Muskie, astronaut John Glenn, Red Sox star Carl Yastrzemski, and conductor Arthur Fiedler, attended a black tie benefit at the Sheraton Plaza to raise funds for Robert F. Kennedy's campaign debt. The event, with a $1,000 per couple dinner and a $100 per head reception, netted around $350,000 toward a $35 million debt as Mrs. Rose Kennedy and Sen. Edward M. Kennedy spoke in memory of Bobby Kennedy.

Richard Gross Robert F. Kennedy Robert Francis Kennedy Kennedy Sens J. William Fulbright Dark Edmund S. Muskie Maine Carl Yastrzemski Boston Red Sox Arthur Fiedler Boston Pops Alan King John Glenn Rose Kennedy Bobby Ethel Sen Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass Vietnam Sheraton Plaza Ballroom Kennedys

Hospital payroll costs rise as 24 hour care urged in city plan

In a continuing report the speaker notes that payroll now makes up about two thirds of hospital operating costs after new 40 hour week and minimum wage rules. He stresses hospitals run 24 hours daily and service is available around the clock. Dr. Jack Fox introduced the program with guests C. C. Lander, Charles Meisner, and George Clay of Dallas.

Dunn Childres Jack Fox C. C. Lander Charles Meisner George Clay Dallas

Local Votes Count in Index Classifieds Readout

Community A in Childress votes 199 for five against. Community B in Kirkland and Garden Valley records 116 for seven against. Community C in Loco and Arlie posts 110 for with none against. Community D in Harrell Chapel and Gilpen tallies 68 for three against. Community E in Carey and Tell records 113 for four against.

Childress Kirkland Garden Valley Loco Arlie Harrell Chapel Gilpen Carey and Tell

Barbara Waybourn Attends AVA National Meeting in Dallas

Miss Barbara Waybourn of Childress High School travels to Dallas for the American Vocational Association conference at the Statler Hilton and Dallas Memorial Auditorium. She will join Estelline teacher Mrs Kedron Mitchell and attend sessions on home economics instruction and teacher effectiveness.

Barbara Waybourn Childress American Vocational Association Dallas Waybourn Kedron Mitchell Statler - Hilton Hotel Dallas Memorial Auditorium Miss Waybourn Gardner Swenson The Institute For the Development of National Association of Home Economics Educators James Bell Arizona State University Bernard Shilt AVA Truman Kidwell Z. J. Harmon W. J. Hushes

Christmas travel could spread flu says NCDC official

Dr Bruce Dull of the NCDC warns holiday movement will spread influenza. New York City reports Hone Kong flu at epidemic levels as Charleston cadets flood hospitals. Tests seek Hong Kong variety as the disease is expected to peak in January with broader spread.

Bruce Dull NCDC New York City Charleston S.C Citadel Tyll

Rembrandt Drawing Sells for 84000 at Sotheby’s in London

A West German art dealer paid 84000 for a 312 year old Rembrandt pen and ink drawing showing a man kneeling in mock reverence before Christ. The sale occurred at Sotheby's Auction House in London.

London Rembrandt Christ Sotheby's Auction House

Ford death notice from Childress and Amarillo area

The obituary notes Ford died after transfer to Northwest Texas Hospital Amarillo following dismissal from Childress General Hospital. Born December 24 1913 in Center Texas he managed Harvest Queen Mill and Grain Elevator at the airfield for 15 years. Survived by his wife three sons James Gary and Tommy one daughter Mrs Jimmy Bridees of eeos and ten brothers Louis Henry and Bernard of San Angelo, plus three sisters Mrs Jimrsin Ford and Mrs Francis Pont others.

Northwest Texas Hospital Amarillo Childress General Hospital Center Tex Childress San Angelo Bible Baptist Church Surivors Jarmes U.S. Navy Gary Tommy

Israeli Air Violations Prompt Regional Tensions and UN Debate

Begyatian MIGs clashed with fighters south of the Strait of Tiran while Israeli jets probed air defenses near Mafraq and Elath. Jordan reports a third air space violation in nine days as Beirut hosts an eight day Arab human rights conference. A 126 nation UN committee considers a resolution demanding return of Palestinian refugees, denounced by Israeli Ambassador Cemay as unacceptable.

Taneled Strait of Tiran Israel Elath Gulf of Aqaba Amman Jordan Mafraq Beirut United Nations Michael Cemay

Marines repulse VC assault on Quang Tri base

U S Marines repelled a North Vietnamese night assault on the Quang Tri base near the DMZ. About 40 guerrillas shelled and probed defenses while Marine gunships and air power crushed the attack with no Marine losses. North Vietnamese withdrew with casualties. The base houses the Leatherneck camp and key air operations.

Saigon UPI U.S Quang Tri Vietnam Demilitarized Zone Dmz David Lamb Marine Division Leatherneck Poper Villares

Arrests Overhold In Simms Robbery Case

Jerome admits pulling a gun on Mr and Mrs Simms and taking $2. FBI holds two men. Mise Martin claims marriage to Lore and age 18. Juvenile Court to handle status. Greene County Jury to meet Jan 1 1969 for indictment proceedings.

Minor R Simms Hobart Jerome Simmses FBI Mise Martin Looore Antess Childress County Greene Jury

Rhodesia Council Commutes Two Hanging Sentences

In Salisbury Rhodesia the executive council of white run Rhodesia Tursels commuted the sentences of two Africans condemned to the gallows.

Salisbury, Rhodesia UPT Executive Council of Rhodesia

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