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Childress Index

Location

Childress, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1968

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Viet Cong Raid Fails to Capture US Compound Near Saigon

In Hau Nghia Province near Saigon, a Viet Cong force of about 600 to 700 attacked the city of Khiem Cuong for three hours, mortars rockets and recoilless rifle fire tearing through streets. Americans and Vietnamese defenders repelled the assault, with civilians and soldiers among the casualties. Nine policemen died. four civilians killed and 16 wounded reported.

Eugene V. Risher Saigon UPI Ters 269Th Viet Cong Khiem Cuong Hau Nghia Gia Dinh Duc Tan Uyen

Texas Freezes Hit Statewide Snow and Travel Chaos

An Arctic freeze blankets much of Texas south of the Panhandle causing mass school closures hundreds of closures and late arrivals. Widespread chain reaction crashes occur on highways while the Weather Bureau urges staying off roads. Rio Grande Valley sees a freeze with limited citrus damage.

United Press International Texas Panhandle U. S. Weather Bureau Austin Houston Conroe Weslaco Sixta Zuniga Texac Plains Rio Grande Valley Corpus Christi Weather Bureau Fort Worth

Doctors Perform First US Heart Transplant

A retired steelworker, Kasperak, 54, survived the first adult heart transplant in the United States at Palo Alto Stanford Hospital. The donor was Virginia Mae White, 43, who died after a brain hemorrhage. Surgeon Norman E. Shumway led a 15 member team. Kasperak awoke briefly, then slept under sedation as immune suppression drugs began to reduce rejection risk.

Palo Alto, Calif UPI United States Patrick Sullivan Palo Alto Calif America Stanford University Mike Kasperak Virginia Mae White Charles White Christiaan Barnard South Africa Norman E. Shumway Palo Alto-Stanford Hospital Kasperak Shumway Becanece Trbes Kasnerak

Fila May Taylor Found Dead In Her Childress Home

Miss Ella May Taylor, longtime Childress resident, was found dead at her 801 Avenue R Northwest home at 2 45 pm by her sister Mary Ann Taylor. A natural death was suspected and an autopsy ordered by Justice of the Peace Paul Goodson. The body rests at Newberry's. funeral plans are incomplete. Surviving are brother Jack Taylor of Bellflower California and three sisters Vivian Porr of Lubbock Aline Howard of Leesville Louisiana and Marty Ann Taylor of Childress.

Ella May Taylor Childress Avenue R Nw Mary Ann Taylor Paul Goodson Newberry's Miss Taylor Helene, N.M Jack Taylor Bellflowers Calif Vivian Porr Lubbock Aline Howard Leesville Marty Ann Taylor

Five Area Men Forwarded For Induction

Five men from surrounding towns were forwarded for induction in the Armed Forces from Texas Local Board No 20. They are Guadalme Mendoza Seal of Quitaque Robert Wayne Grant of Paducah Douglas Wayne Turner of Silverton Bob Houston Neal of Memphis and James Wesley Farley of Turkey. Nineteen other men were sent for physical examination from Childress Cottle Hall Colingsworth and Broscoe counties.

Texas Local Board No Guadalme Mendoza Seal Quitaque Robert Wayne Grant Paducah Douglas Wayne Turner Silverton Bob Houston Neal Memphis James Wesley Farley Turkey Childress Cottle, Hall Colingsworth Broscoe

Cancer Society Meets Tuesday in Ater Home

The Childress Chanter of the American Cancer Society will gather at Miss Alveen Ater’s home at 7 p.m. Tuesday. All interested persons are invited to attend.

Boiler Repaired at Wilson School

Superintendent J W Hamilton announced the Wilson School boiler crack from last week has been fixed. An insurance inspector verified the repair by expert Wilmer Rutledge and said there is no danger.

Wilson School Supt J. W. Hamilton Insurance Company Wilmer Rutledge Dancer Hamilton

Personality Workshop Session Set Tonight

The second session of a personality workshop will run from 7 to 8 p.m. tonight in the courthouse. Instructor Ronald Patterson leads the program for junior high and high school students.

Ronald Patterson

Agricultural and Livestock Committee Meets Tonight

The Agricultural and Livestock Committee of the Chamber of Commerce will meet at 8 p.m. tonight in the Chamber office.

Chamber of Commerce Chamber

Mattie Heath Funeral Rites Held in Childress

Funeral services for Mrs. Mattie Ladell Heath longtime Childress resident were held at 2 p m at the First Methodist Church conducted by Dr Burgin Watkins. Burial followed in Childress Cemetery. Survivors include son Mr Heath of Pampa three daughters and many grandchildren great grandchildren and great great grandchildren.

Mattie Ladell Heath Pioneer Childress First Methodist Church Burgin Watkins Newberry’s A.M. Woods Ebb Chesnutt C. B. Roberts A. B. Taff C. Co Hton Clyde Sherwood Grady Dorn Charley Kennedy

School Board to Meet Tonight at Administration Office

The School Board will hold a 7:30 p.m. meeting at the School Administration office tonight.

Russian Trial Opens for Four Freedom of Speech Advocates

In Moscow a Soviet court opens a trial for four defendants linked to anti Soviet activity. Alexei Dobrovolsky and Vera Lashkova admit guilt while Alex Ginzburg and Vavrumd Goanskov plead partial innocence or denial. Prosecutor says they worked with an Munich emigre group, received funds, and aided anti-Soviet operations. The case suggests CIA ties through NTS, with potential seven year sentences amid crowded courtroom conditions.

Henry Shapiro Moscow UPI Russia Alexei Dobrovolsky Soviet Union Dobrovolsky Empire Group Dobrovosky Vera Lashkova Alex Ginzburg Vwuri Goanskov Gennady Tereshkov Mimenov Tarcehkayalen American Central Intelligence Agency NTS

Bowles In Cambodia For Conference

Chester Bowles arrived in Phnom Penh to hold talks with Prince Norodom Sihanouk on the spillover of the Vietnam War into Cambodia. Bowles, the U S ambassador to India and President Johnson's special envoy, met cabinet ministers before a planned discussion with Sihanouk. He aimed to address US pursuit of Communists fleeing South Vietnam across the border. Sihanouk signaled limits on talks and rejected a Hanoi or NLF envoy meeting, while offering to host discussions if requested by either side.

Phnom Penh Cambodia UPT Chester Bowles Norodom Sihanouk Bowles India Johnson New Delhi Sihanouk South Vietnam Rowles U. S Hanoi National Liberation Front Viet Conc North Vietnam United States

Absenteeism Up in Childress Schools Reported

Senator J. W Hamilton announced rising absenteeism in Childress schools. Overall 11.7 percent of students absent, with Friday at about eight percent. The figure near a potential epidemic level is cited at 25 percent, listing absentees Wilson 57, Junior High 58, Robert E Lee 19, and High School 64.

Childress Sent. J. W Hamilton Wilson Junior Hich Robert FE Lee

WWI Veterans Plan Evening Meeting at Veteran's Building

World War I veterans scheduled to gather at 7 30 pm tonight at the Veteran's Building for a community meeting and remembrance event.

WWI Veteran's Building

Top Secret U S China Talks On Vietnam Peace Moves

U S and Red Chinese diplomats held a session described as top secret lasting over two hours. The talks may have offered the United States insights into Peking's stance on recent Vietnam peace moves.

Warsaw UPI United States Peking Vietnam

Anti-American whispering campaign sparks farmer raid in Da Nang

Police raided the Da Nang farmers market and arrested about 160 peasants accused of conducting an anti American whispering campaign. An American security official warned that the area, once a hotbed of anti Saigon sentiment, is rumbling again with discontent.

DA Nang Vietnam UPI

Jimmie Rodgers alleges rough treatment by off duty officer

Folk singer Jimmie Rodgers 34 says he was worked over by an off-duty police officer who stopped his car on December 1 according to the Los Angeles Times. He has had two emergency brain surgeries for a near fatal skull fracture and faces a third in about six months. A separate Miami report: Ike Macy 65, a socially prominent tennis player, was slain in a gun battle with bandits who broke into his $50 000 home and assaulted his wife.

Glendale Calif UPI Jimmie Rodgers Los Angeles Times Rodgers Miami Ike Macy

Surveyor 7 in line for second midcourse maneuver

Pasadena California UPI reports scientists prepare for a possible second midcourse maneuver tonight for Surveyor 7 America's 28th and last unmanned moon probe racing toward its target in the jagged lunar highlands.

Pasadena Calif UPI America Lunar

City Council to Meet Tonight at City Hall

The City Council will hold a session at 7 30 p m tonight at City Hall to discuss local issues and public concerns.

B.C

Nixon Faces Test as Primaries Shape 1968 Nomination

Washington Window discusses how write in votes and ballot presence affect 1968 race. McCarthy argues for 25 to 40 percent in New Hampshire on March 12 while Nixon, though unannounced, campaigns with his name on ballots. Romney remains a weak rival yet crucial in early contests.

Raymond Lahr Washington UPI Sen Eugene J. McCarthy Minnesota Johnson New Hampshire McCarthy New Hamphire Henry Lodge Barry M. Goldwater Nelson A. Rockefeller Richard M. Nixon Nixon George Romney Michigan New Bedagen Nebraska Romney

Forty four children receive measles vaccine at Sunday clinic

Forty four children aged one to nine who never had measles were immunized at a free measles clinic Sunday afternoon at J J Rhoads School sponsored by the Northwest Testament Club. The event was a makeup clinic for those who missed the September 10 session.

J. J. Rhoads Nw Testament Club Bob Clanton FE. 1 Bolden Mines C C. Starks X. L Ellison Willie Mae Phillips Darlene Nickerson Barbara Alexander Migrant Health Service Office JT Wastenburg

Infant son killed in auto crash near Stuttgart

The infant son of US Army couple Lance Arruda and Loretta Arruda from Moon in Hawaii died Thursday in a car accident near Stuttgart. The parents were injured, and the Army disclosed the tragedy Saturday.

Stuttgart Germany Moonmat View Hawaii Vance Arruda Loretta Lance Jr

Basketball Volunteers Sought to Run Winter Program

Coordinator WL Fikman announces need for ten volunteers and players to start the winter basketball program. Two for the Shet and Leaone, four for the Power Teame, and four for the Raginners Teaone. More players are needed in the Pony League. Volunteers are needed by Saturday to begin.

WL. Fikman Shet Power Raginners Teaone Eikman

Red River Sportsmen Club Meeting Tonight

The Red River Sportsmen Club will meet at 7 30 am tonight at West Texas Utilities.

Red River Sportsmen West Texas Utilities

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