Tokyo Bay Crash Kills 133 aboard All Nippon 727
An All Nippon Airways Boeing 727 with 133 aboard crashed into Tokyo Bay four minutes from landing in clear weather. Rescue boats found scattered debris and a body, with authorities questioning the aircraft safety and noting no Americans were aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kim Wisenson
Tokyo
UPI
All Nippon Airways
Tokyo Bay
United States
Masaki Takahashi
Haneda International Aiport
Japan
Hokkaido
Tippon Hoso Kyokai
County Judge Will Be Appointed Next Week
The Childress County Commissioners Court decided at a special meeting to postpone appointing a County Judge until after the filing deadline on Monday. The appointee will not run as a candidate, and the term will cover the remainder of the year to fill the unexpired period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childress County
Dirksen Flips Debate On One Man One Vote Strategy
Editorial notes Sen. Everett Dirksen erred in seeking a constitutional amendment to overturn the Supreme Court one man one vote rule. Filibusters in the Senate and opposition in the House loom, making passage unlikely, though ratification by two thirds of states remains a distant possibility. The piece urges using the existing rule to advance conservative goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Sen
Everett McKinley Dirksen
Senate
House
Dirksen
Republican Party
Republican
Heatly outlines Texas spending and women's equal rights drive
Texas spends about one billion annually on welfare education highways hospitals and institutions. Rep Bill Heatly told the B and P W Club that constitutional amendments for Equal Legal Rights for Women are gaining momentum. He noted legal strides such as guardianship rules for minors and signatures on bail bonds and notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
W. S
Bill
Heatly
B&pw Club
Club
Alyeen Ater
Mmes. Foster Bussey
Leda Rhodes
Virginia van Bibber
Duetta Graham
Christine Williams
Linda Mooney
Tommy Mooney
Aubra Hawkins
Veterans Building
Ser
District Deputy Of Elks Scheduled Visit In April
Childress Elks Lodge 1113 will host District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler B. D. Scott for an April 23 24 visit. Scott will conduct his final district clinic. An Elks dance on the 23rd and a luncheon on the 24th are planned for visiting members and their ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childress Elks Lodge 1113
B. D. Scott
Scott
Childress
Elks
Lubbock
Dalton Martin
Sportsmen to Discuss Fishing Derby for Kids
Red River Sportsmen's Club will discuss the annual Fishing Derby for children at its Monday meeting led by president Robert Johnson. The 7:30 p.m. session at the West Texas Utilities building will seek an expert fisherman for demonstrations and will include a film presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red River Sportsmen's Club
Robert Johnson
West Texas Utilities
Funeral set for Mrs Barley in Newberry Chapel
Mrs. Mary Mildred Barley 85 former Childress County resident died Thursday evening in Arlington hospital. Funeral 2 PM Saturday at Newberry Chapel Pastor James Smith officiating. Interment Childress Cemetery. Survivors include three sons six daughters a brother a sister ten grandchildren and fifteen great grandchildren.
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Mary Mildred Barley
Childress County
Arlington
Newberry Chapel
James Smith
Southside Baptist Church
Childress Cemetery
Newberry’s
Clarence E. Barley
Wichita Falls
William T. Barley
Seagoville
C . Monroe
Lubbock
Jack Stembridge
Wills Point
Zada Schwinge
Fairfield
Calif
Helen Baros
San Diego
Flora Barley
Mexia
W. L Rucker
Fort Worth
Paul Penner
Madill
Okla
Luna-9 Sends Lunar TV Pictures as Russians Claim Moon First
Soviet television hailed Luna-9 as the first spacecraft to soft land on the moon and transmit three hours of pictures. Cosmonauts are training for a moon trip as officials say the first moonwalker will be a Russian. Tass reported four communication sessions totaling three hours and twenty minutes of data from the lunar station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Shapiro
United Press International Moscow
UPI
Moscow
Alexei Leonov
Yuri Gagarin
Yuri Fokin
Moon
Fokin
Space Seat
Tass
Ageey
Two Injured In Accident Near County Line
A one car crash on U S Highway 287 near the Hardeman Childress line at 4 30 a m sent Charlie Henry Sackett of Pampa the driver and his wife to Childress General Hospital with injuries. Sackett had lacerations and his wife a back injury. The baby appeared unharmed.
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Hardeman - Childress County
U. S. Highway 287
Childress General Hospital
Charlie Henry Sackett
Pampa
Sackett
Fulbright Questions U S Viet Nam Aid Policy
Sen. J William Fulbright opened a Senate Foreign Relations Committee inquiry into U S policy in Viet Nam focusing on the 3 billion dollars in economic aid over ten years. He cited the administration’s request for 415 million in foreign economic aid, with 275 million for South Viet Nam, and warned the total outlay this fiscal year could reach 15.8 billion including military costs if funds are approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Duffee
United Press International
Washington
UPI
J. William Fulbright
U.S
South Viet Nam
Fulbright
Viet Nam
Senate
Arkansas Democrat
Southeast Asia
David E. Bell
Agency For International Development (Aid
Congress
Bell
State Presents Evidence To Convict Melvin Powers
The state in the Powers Mossler murder trial presents fingerprint testimony placing Melvin Lane Powers at the Mossler apartment after millionaire Jacques Messier was killed. A palm print found near the kitchen sink is claimed to belong to Powers, with a later recognition expert to testify. The defense notes fingerprint aging is undetermined. A detective testifies about a 1964 Chevrolet tied to Candy Powers and the flight to Houston.
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H. D. Quigg
MIAMI
UPI
Melvin Lane Powers
Jacques Messier
Powers
Candace Mossler
Mossler
Key Biscayne
David P Prowdwn
Dade County
Candy
Messier
Percy Foreman
Plowden
Lloyd Sexton
Houston
Wellington Banquet Promotes Industry Growth Leader
Wellington Chamber of Commerce night featured Harry W. Clark, executive director of the Texas Industrial Commission, urging exploration of finance sources to attract industries and sites. Collingsworth Sheriff John Rainey received a pistol for 11 years of service. Arlen Williamson named Outstanding Salesperson 1965. Childress attendees included Kenneth and Mrs Fink, Joe Gruetzner, and Bill Biggers.
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Wellington
Joe Gruetzner
Bill Biggers
Public invited to 4 H Club share the fun program
The public is invited to attend the annual 4 H Club Share the Fun program at 7 30 p m Saturday in Fair Park. The program of songs and skits has been prepared by the young club members. Participants and their readers should arrive at the auditorium by 6 30 p m.
Republican Kennerly II Seeks Texas Governor Nomination
Houston Republican T. E. Kennerly appeared to have his party’s nomination for governor secure as filing closes. Other races include Atty. Gen. Waggoner Carr entering the Democratic primary with challenger Jack Willoughby for the U.S. Senate, and U.S. Senator John Tower facing no GOP opposition. Filing fees were paid by Calhoun and McDonald among others.
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Austin
UPI
T. E. Kennerly
Houston
Prise
John Connally
Stanley Woods
Mercedes
Atty
Waggoner Carr
Jack Willoughby
Carr
Willoughby
U.S. Senate
U. S
John Tower
Tex
Texas Manufacturers Association
Carr and
Kennerly
Sen
Galloway Calhoun
Tyler
W. T. McDonald
Court of Criminal Appeals
Calhoun
McDonald
Neveille H. Col
Local Band Travels to Pampa for Clinic and Contest
CHS stage band will travel to Pampa on Saturday to compete with 21 Texas and Oklahoma bands in the first Doc Severinsen National Stage Band Contest. Band Director Norman Hemphill accompanies the students as the event is sponsored by the Pampa Chamber of Commerce and the Pampa Band Boosters Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CHS
Pampa
Texas
Oklahoma
Doc Severinsen
Norman Hemphill
Pampa C of C
Pampa Band Boosters Club
West Texas State Univrsity
WTSU
Pam
Charles Mock Seeks County Judge Race in Childress
Charles Mock announces plans to file for County Judge and withdraw as Commissioner Precinct 2 candidate. He cites public requests and notes his background on City Council and Childress Independent School District trustees. Two candidates will run once filing closes Monday.
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Charles Mock
Childress
Mock
Childress Independent
Leonard King
Mack
Earl Wilson
Federal Home Agency
Amarillo Woman Rachel Williams Dies After Illness
Mrs. Rachel Pauline Williams 41 of Amarillo died Thursday morning at Northwest Texas Hospital after months of illness. Funeral services set for 10 am Saturday at Grace Baptist Church with Rev. M O Garner officiating. Interment by Schooler Gordon in Amarillo. Survived by husband Chester, sons Gary Dennis Dewayne, daughter Ozetta Shayne, parents Mr. and Mrs. F E Woods, and three brothers K L Woods Clarence Woods Dale Woods.
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Rachel Pauline Williams
Amarillo
F. E Woods
Childress
Northwest Texas Hospital
Grace Baptist Church
M. O Garner
Schooler - Gordon Funeral Directors
Hollis
Okla
CofC Drive Will Open in About 10 Days
A fundraising drive for the Childress Chamber of Commerce will begin in about ten days. J. C. Randell will lead the effort as directors set member dues amounts. The aim is to raise funds to hire a manager.
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Cofc
Childress Chamber of Commerce
J. C. Randel
Randell
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National Window
Bill Heatly
Saigon
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Gavin
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