Ranger 8 Crashes Moon After High Quality Photos
Ranger 8 sent 7500 images before crashing into the moon near the Sea of Tranquility. Caltech JPL scientists said the surface shows hardened lava and rugged rocks across a wide arc.
21 Feb 1965
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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1965
Page
1
Ranger 8 sent 7500 images before crashing into the moon near the Sea of Tranquility. Caltech JPL scientists said the surface shows hardened lava and rugged rocks across a wide arc.
TOKYO UPI Communist China quoted Pathet Lao radio as saying four United States F 101 jets were shot down over Sam Neua in northern Laos during a joint attack with T 28s. The Defense Department in Washington said it has no information to support the claim.
Gov. George Wallace ordered a ban on night marches in Selma and Marion citing state police power. State troopers will assist local officers to stop further demonstrations as clashes from recent nights left one man shot and about a dozen injured. Martin Luther King Jr. planned to return to lead a Monday march amid desegregation demands.
Air Force Academy in Colorado reports four additional cadets quit on Saturday, bringing total resignations to 109 since the cheating scandal first emerged a month earlier.
Walter Lockhoof, longtime manager of Watkins, Inc., is announced as a director of the firm. Watkins owns six stores in Altus two Vernon Quanah and Childress. Lockhoof has served about 12 years at the local store. Doug Jeffrey of Quanah serves as general manager.
VFEW members plan a 7:30 p m meeting at the Veterans Building with Commander John Pyle announcing a national officer will speak at a banquet in Amarillo on February 27 at the VFW Hall. Pyle also said literature on Americanism and citizenship, sponsored by the Post and Childress merchants, has arrived and is in two Childress schools.
In Saigon Lt Gen Nguyen Khanh appeared ousted as South Vietnam’s strongman after a coup was crushed. Ambassador Khiem said Khanh is out and Maj Gen Nguyen Van Thieu named acting commander in chief as loyal paratroopers secured Saigon.
Pittsburgh United Steelworkers officials prepare for a pivotal week as the union, with about a million members, weighs new approaches to bargaining and leadership amid rising industry pressures. Edward C. Sleski reports from Pittsburgh for UPI.
A fire and store explosion on Peachtree Street in Atlanta injured at least 50 spectators as chaos erupted. The Notre Dame Bookstore and an adjoining card shop burned about an hour, drawing a large crowd and sending victims to Grady Hospital and other facilities. Ambulances ferried the injured away while witnesses described the blast and panic that followed.
Merchants across Childress join George Washington Birthday sales Monday with free city parking and many items posted as low as 22 cents. Glenn Buckley notes several shops price items below cost to boost shopper savings with ads in today’s Index. Stores include B&J Drug J C Penney Lloyds Electric Montgomery Ward and many others. Shoppers urged to check ads in the Index for Monday sales.
Childress County Singers gather from 2 to 4 p.m. at King Memorial Church today. The public is invited and several out of town singers are expected to attend.
The Industrial Committee of the Chamber of Commerce and Board of City Development will convene at 7 a m Monday at the Village Inn as announced Saturday.
Mrs. Malone Hagan represented Childress County Unit of the American Cancer Society at a Lubbock meeting. Films aided ASC workers for the April crusade campaign and discussions addressed educating more people to save more lives. Childress Unit to meet 5 p.m. Monday at Mrs. Hagan's home.
Richard Cardinal Cushing, 69, archbishop of Boston, had major surgery Saturday to remove intestinal growths. Doctors stated he was in good condition and expected to be up and around in about a week.
Funeral services for Mrs. C. H. Myrtie Rhodes 89 will be 2 p m Monday at Trinity Heights Church of Christ Dallas Interment Laur el Land Cemetery Dallas She was born August 19 1876 East Texas dairy operator with husband in Vernon in the 1890s surviving daughters Mrs Luther Brock Dallas Mrs Glen Pitchford Dallas Mrs W L Brown Childress two sons Monardh Rhodes Abilene Fannie Rhodes Kansas City Kansas one brother Perry Miller Sulphur Springs 11 grandchildren 28 great grandchildren and a nephew R L Miller Childress
The public is invited to a 7 30 p m Monday observance at the Childress Masonic Lodge. Worshipful Master A A Whitlock announced the event inviting all members families of Lodge No 695 and widows of deceased Masons. Refreshments will be served.
Information from Gainesville reports Mrs. Farr Glenn was injured Saturday when her car overturned about five miles from Gainesville. Glenn left Dallas after learning of the accident. no details were available. Mrs. Glenn had been visiting in Dallas and was en route home at the time.
A grass fire near the Ray Grimes residence at 800 Avenue K Southeast caused no damage after spreading briefly around 11 a m Saturday at Ray Grimes home.
In Childress the weekend started with a single overnight detainee in the city jail titled as a guest of the city. The quiet start contrasts with possible upcoming events as authorities log the case.
Texas lawmakers move two major bills toward floor action this week. A $3.574 billion financing bill by Rep. Bill Heatly heads for House floor debate at 10 30 a m Wednesday. Rep Wayne Gibbens aims for floor consideration of the forced pooling measure Wednesday or Thursday.
Treasury explains that the 1964 tax cut and withholding changes reduce refunds for many but do not universally raise net payments. For a single filer earning 4000 dollars the extra withholding cannot exceed 34 dollars. at 10000 dollars it cannot exceed 98 dollars.
Russell V Jones of First Federal Savings and Loan Association Childress has been named to the United States Savings and Loan League 1965 Committee on FSLIC Law and Regulations. The panel studies current proposals affecting insured savings accounts and associations. The appointment was announced by John W Stadtler of Washington DC, on behalf of the League, the national trade group.
The Annual Blue and Bold Banquet will be held at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the Elks building. A Crowell Boy Scout troop will present the program and Jake Lawson will be master of ceremonies.
Henry Ford II, chairman of Ford Motor Co., wed Maria Christina Vettore Austin, an Italian divorcee once described as a lonely woman in need of romance. The ceremony occurred Friday at the Ford Company suite in the Shoreham, DC, with Milton S. Kronheim Jr. presiding. Their marriage follows Ford's 1964 divorce from Ann McDonnell after a 23 year union. The couple's ages are 47 and 35 respectively. Charlotte, 23, Ann, 21, and Edsel, 15, are the Ford children from Henry II's prior marriage.
Chief of Police Alvis Maddox attended a Friday meeting of the Texas and Oklahoma Criminal Investigators Association in Lawton. The group plans its next gathering on March 19 at Vernon.
John Allen Wilson 68 was found dead likely of natural causes at his home 210 Avenue H Ne., by his brother Saturday evening. He was born March 2 1896 in Lebanon Missouri and moved to Childress County in 1926. Surviving son Hollis. daughters Mildred LaFever and Dorothy Weightman. eight grandchildren and one great grandchild. four brothers and three sisters. Funeral arrangements were with Newberry Funeral Home. he was a retired farmer rancher and Assembly of God member.
Construction has started on a new all steel restaurant east of the Holiday House on U S 287 West. The building will have thermostatically controlled heat and air conditioning and an estimated seating opacity of about 40. It will operate in connection with Holiday House. Opening date not announced but expected within two weeks.
The Childress Coin Club will meet at 7 30 p m Monday in the West Texas Utilities Auditorium. The public is invited to attend.
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