Bundy Reaffirms Deep U S Commitment in Viet Nam
In Saigon Bundy says the United States maintains a deep commitment to the anti Communist struggle in South Viet Nam. The visit coincides with Buddhist demonstrations in Hue and Saigon as Kosygin arrives in North Viet Nam. Eight Americans killed and 61 wounded in Pleiku attack.
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Viet Nam
Saigon
UPI
Pleiku
Sagon
Michael T. Malloy
U. S
McGeorge Bundy
United States
South Viet Nam
Hue
National Buddhist Center
Kosygin
Alexei N. Kosygin
North Viet Nam
Houston Congressman backs governor's mental health bill
Rep. W H Miller of Houston sponsors the governor's mental health act in the Texas House. A 116 member lay committee led by County Judge C L Abernathy studied care for mental illness and proposed a Texas Department of Mental Health. Senate sponsor Sen Bruce Reagan called the measure important and pledged support for passage.
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William Hamilton Austin
UPI
W. H. Miller
Houston
House of Representatives
Miller
C. L. Abernathy
Plainview
John Connally
Assive
Texas Department of Mental Health
Texas
Senate
Bruce Reagan
Corus Christi
Legionnaires Hear State Commander At Hereford Meeting
American Legion Cox Farr Post 65 officers joined zone leaders in Hereford to hear State Commander Lew Emerich of Houston discuss veteran affairs and hospital closings. Eikan cited McKinney Hospital’s condition, noting about 75 000 dollars in recent equipment improvements and urging veterans to vote on the issue.
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American Legion
Cox- Farr Post 65
Hereford
Lew Emerich
Houston
Childress
Dub Eikman
Jake Lawson
Frank Buster
Eikan
McKinney Hospital
Emerich
Kenneth Artis Named President of Riding Club
Kenneth Artis was elected president of the Wranglers' Riding Club on Saturday. Burr Wilks was chosen vice president Estell Maddox secretary Ann Artis reporter and a board of directors includes Joe Sims Shorty Hall and Charley Fletcher. Raymond Rhodes and Orville Owen were named Parade Foremen with Pauline Wilks Dixie Hall Perline Phillips and Jody Wilks on the Food committee.
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Kenneth Artis
Wranglers
School Board Meeting Slated For Monday Evening
A regular meeting of the school board will be held at 7 30 p m Monday in the administration office.
Sharlotte Howard Heads County 4-Hers
Sharlotte Howard was elected Chairman of the Childress County 4 H Club Connects at a Saturday meeting in the courthouse. Jo Carole Felton and Felton Cameron were named co chair with Susan Cross as secretary Lewene Mullins treasurer Andy Scott reporter Martyn Walker parliamentarian Mary Dee Meinzer and Ricky McIntyre recreation leaders. District delegates will be Sharlotte and Felton with Susan and Wilson Holman as alternates.
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Sharlotte Howard
Childress County
Curthouse
Jo Carole Felton
Felton Cameron
Susan Cross
Lewene Mullins
Andy Scott
Martyn Walker
Mary Dee Meinzer
Ricky McIntyre
Sharlotte
Felton
Susan
Wilson Holman
Andy
W E Evans Dies in Vernon After Heart Attack
W E Evans 53 retired Fort Worth and Denver railroad conductor died Saturday afternoon in a Vernon hospital of a heart attack. Born October 1 1911 in Dickens he moved to Vernon from Lockney in 1961. Survived by wife Lela, two daughters Rex Ann Anderson and Nancy Jane Evans, two sons Walter Chris Evans and Billy Jack Evans, two grandsons, two brothers E L Evans and W J Evans Jr, and sister Ettie Kephart. Funeral arrangements pending in Vernon.
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W. E. Evans
Fort Worth
Denver
Vernon
Dickens
Lela Henry
Quanah
Lockney
Calvary Baptist Church
Brotherhood of Trainmen
Rex Ann Anderson
Dallas
Nancy Jane Evans
Walter Chris Evans
Billy Jack Evans
E. L. Evans
W. J. Evans, Jr
Grand Junction
Colo
Ettie Kephart
Los Angeles
Pancake Supper Planned In Veterans Building
The Annual Pancake Supper hosted by Business and Professional Women will be held Thursday from 5 30 to 8 pm in the Veterans Building. The public may eat all they want for 75 cents each. The event was postponed last month due to the community illness outbreak.
Chilean DC6B crashes in Andes killing 87 on flight to Buenos Aires
A Chilean airliner with 87 aboard crashes into snow covered slopes of a volcano in the Andes during a flight from Santiago to Buenos Aires. All aboard perished including one American, Helen Berger of Long Island City. Officials cite clouds and a weather patch near El Volcan Pass as cause. Rescue teams reached the site about 30 miles southeast of Santiago.
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Marin P. Houseman
Santiago
Chile
UPI
Andes
Los Cerrillos
Buenos Aires
Electric Company
San Jose
San Jose de Maipo
Mario Bustamente
Per
Johnson Over Barrel as Senate Vote Targets Veterans Hospitals
President Johnson faces trouble as Senate action blocks planned closing of 11 veterans hospitals and four old soldiers homes while House votes loom. Administration allies scramble to reverse an anti Nasser stance that ties hands on foreign policy amid Democratic split and Republican glee.
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Frank Eleazer Washington
UPI
House
Johnson
Ured
Senate
Heavy Week Ahead for State Legislature
Proposals on municipal sales tax women s rights student loans and tuberculosis hospital reorganization move through committees as the 59th session enters its fifth week Almost all House committees are organized and ready to act The sales tax bill by Rep John Traeger Seguin heads to the Revenue and Taxation Committee Tuesday for review Rep Paul Floyd s women s rights measure appears in the Constitutional Amendments panel and would lift business restrictions on women Rep George Hinson seeks up to 200 million in revenue bonds for college student loans The Public Health Committee considers giving the Health Department control of tuberculosis hospitals Gov Connally awaits three library bills cleared by both houses last week
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David Anderson Austin
UPSL
John Traeger
Seguin
Revenue and Taxation Committee
Reeve
Paul Floyd
House
George Hinson
House Committee On Public Health
Hudson Moyers
State Health Department
State Board For Hospitals and Special Schools
John Connally
Connally
AMA Proposes Expanded Care to Rival Medicare
The AMA delegates in Chicago during a special session backed resolutions from Ohio and Michigan for government subsidized health care for all needy people. They opposed Medicare and their eldercare plan would limit aid to those over 65, rallying for broader hospital financing for seniors and the needy.
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Westley G. Pippert
Chicago
UPI
House of Delegates
American Medica Association
AMA
Ohio
Michigan
Free Golf Lessons for Women at Childress Club
Woman golfers are invited to free instruction at Childress Country Club at 9 a.m. Wednesday. J. D. Michie announced there will be no charge and he will provide balls and clubs if needed.
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Childress Country Club
J. D. Michie
Michie
Local Taxes Up If Connally Bill Passes
A Texas State Teachers Association spokesman said Gov. Connally’s pay plan would trigger an immediate rise in local school property taxes if enacted. The plan, backed by Rep. Bill Heatly and Sen. Jack Strong, would offer less money over a longer period. TSA wants an immediate 45 dollar monthly raise for teachers. local districts would cover 14 million of 20 million in costs plus retirement and textbook expenses now paid by the state.
48 Students Named to Greenbelt Honor Band
The Childress High School Band had 28 members earning places in the third annual Greenbelt Honor Band tryouts held Saturday at the band hall. Childress Junior High had 2¢ of its members making the band. Bands from Crowell, Quanah, Memphis, Wellington, Lavaca, Hollis and Childress competed for spots for the 7:30 p.m. March 6 concert in the high school auditorium.
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Greenbelt
Childress High School
Satuday
Childress Junior High School
Crowell
Quanah
Memphis
Wellington
Vaducah
Hollis
Childress
Ronna Mooney
Earla_ Carmack
Mary Brawell
Tennor
Sue Yager
Susan Cross
Mac Crone
Jeanette Coy
Local Students Prep Seventh Annual Science Fair
Childress schools prepare for the Seventh Annual Science Fair February 24 25 at Fair Park Auditorium directed by Wilson Principal H P Powers. About 400 exhibits from grades 1 12 will be judged February 24 with viewing through February 25 public hours 7 to 9 p m. Regional Fair entries are selected from high junior and elementary schools for Amarillo April 10 12.
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Childress
Fair Park
Wilson
H. P. Powers
Amarillo
You and Your Home Column Starts in The Index
Mary Scott launches a weekly homemakers and gardeners column titled You and Your Home to be published every Sunday in The Index. Mrs Mary Scott serves as County Home Demonstration Agent and author for the new feature.
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Mary Scott
Duke Of Orleans Starts Valentine Card Doggerel
Washington UPI reports middlemen in Valentine Day mail will be postmen delivering an estimated 600 million Valentines. National Geographic Society notes greeting card makers say the holiday grows in popularity with sales up over a decade and more than three Valentines sent per American this year.
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Washington
UPI
Cupid
National Geographic Society
Fiery Segregationists Bows To Federal Courts
In Atlanta UPI Lester Maddox agreed to admit Negroes to his cafeteria after months of litigation and a contempt finding by Judge Frank A. Hooper. Maddox said he must abide by the court order but warned he would challenge further.
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Atlanta
UPI
Lester Maddox
Maddox
Frank A. Hooper
Hooper
Thee Attorneys
Nominate Two Childress Youths For Academies
Two young Childress men received nominations from Congressman Walter Rogers for appointments to the Air Force, Military, and Naval Academies for the 1965-66 school year. Richard Carl Briley Jr. was nominated as Air Force alternate and Wallace Lee Campbell Jr. as Naval Academy alternate. Other area nominees include Jack Carter Allen Jr., Dawna Eugene Gibson, Thomas Carllin O'Spain, Ronald Lloyd Hunt beth, and Danny Ross Campbell.
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Childress
Walter Rogers
18Th Congressional District
Military
Air Force
Richard Carl Briley, Jr
Richard C. Briley
Avenue H
Wallace Lee Campbell, Jr
Lee Campbell
Jack Carter Allen, Jr
Claude
Dawna Eugene Gibson
Lakeview
Thomas Carllin O
Spain
Ronald Lloyd Hunt Beth
McLean
Naval Academy
Danny Ross Campbell
Academy
VFW Cancelled Meeting Sets February 15 Call
Commander John Pyle announces the regular February 9 VFW and Auxiliary meeting is cancelled and a called meeting is set for February 15. The Auxiliary will host a 7 20 p m pot luck supper at the Veterans Building to mark the Maine sinking, which began the Spanish American War.
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VFW
Auxiliary
John Pyle
Veterans Building
Maine
House Committee Meets Today on Veterans Building
The House Committee for the Veterans Building will meet at 2 30 p m today at the build location. The session aims to discuss status, planning, and potential renovations for the veterans facility.
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HOUSE
House Committee For
Veterans Building
February Warmth Sweeps Central Texas Locations
Fog and low clouds dulled the day across Central East and South Texas with light rainfall. Noon readings ranged from 61 in Houston and Beaumont to 49 in Lubbock as a warming trend was forecast to continue, while overnight lows varied from 28 at Dalhart to 55 at Corpus Christi.
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United Press International
South Texas
Houston
Beaumont
Lubbock
West Texas
Lufkin
Longview
Tyler
Dallas
Dalhart
Corpus Christi
Blood units donated at Childress General Hospital event
Thirty one units of blood reached patients at Childress General Hospital after the Red River Blood Center bloodmobile visit on November 6. To transfuse, 70 pints must be on hand for cross matching. Blood types supplied include O positive twelve pints, O negative three pints, A positive twelve pints, and A negative four pints. Citizens may volunteer as donors during the February 12 visit at Fair Park Auditorium.
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Childress General Hospital
Red River
Fair Park Auditorium
Oil Well Found in Kirkland Field Test Reaches Canyon Reef
An oil well on the J. T Perkins land southeast of Kirkland was drilled to 4 606 feet Saturday and believed to have reached the canyon Reef formation containing production oil. The discovery is an offset to the E. V. Perkins No. 3 and has not yet been tested.
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Kirkland
J. T Perkins
Canyon Reef
Winona Bank Closed After Embezzlement Charge
Winona Texas reels as Winona State Bank shuts in a failing condition. Joe Butler McClung, longtime bank president to janitor, is charged with embezzling more than $380,000. Mayor Bert Wilkinson says residents still trust him.
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Winona, Tex
UPI
East Texas
Winona State Bank
Joe Butler McClung
Bert Wilkinson
Elks To Elect Officers Monday Night
Elks Lodge 1113 will elect officers at the meeting Monday night after the family supper at 7 30 p m in the club house. Mrs John Danner president of Elks Ladies urges all women to stay for the business session where several important matters will be discussed. General Foods Chairwoman Mrs Kathryn Hassell named supper committee members and a Roman Holiday menu has been planned.
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Elks Lodge
John Danner
Elks Ladies
General Foods
Kathryn Hassell
Charene Cleents
Fay Jones
Becky Boyd
Draft call doubled in Texas to 315 this March
The State Selective Service raised Texas March draft calls to 315 from 155 on orders from Washington. State Director Col. Morris S. Schwartz said he received a telegram with the instruction and was not given a reason for the increase.
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Austin
State Selective Service
Texas
Selective Service
Washington
Col
Morris S. Schwartz
Schwartz
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