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Childress Index

Location

Childress, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1968

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Pueblo Crew Demands Punishment Spark North Korean Critique

North Korea and its controlled press called for criminal punishment of the 83 crew of the captured USS Pueblo as U S authorities sought return. Reports say USS Enterprise with 100 fighters anchored near Pohang Korea to pressure release and bolster UN Security Council action.

Leon Daniel Seoul UPI North Korea Pueblo United States Enterprise Hankook Ilbo Pohang United Nations Security Council New York Rusk U.S South Korea Okinawa Howe Central News Agency Pyongyang Rodong Shimoon

Clifford Picked to Run Pentagon Brings Bipartisan Praise

Washington insiders see Clark Clifford’s appointment as defense secretary replacing Robert McNamara as a strategic move to ease Johnson’s stance with Congress. The choice draws bipartisan praise and may loosen Pentagon oversight while expanding executive flexibility in Vietnam policy. McNamara’s move to the World Bank shifts options toward the President in dealings with Capitol Hill.

John A. Goldsmith Washington UPI Johnson Congress Clark Clifford Pentagon Clifford Robert S. McNamara Secrect Harry S Truman McNamara World Bank J. William Fulbright Vietnam Fulbright Senate Foreign Relations Committee Southeast Asia Kennedy

Jaycees Aid Voter Registration Effort In County

County Tax Assessor-Collector A Fromm announced plans to assist registration. The Childress Jaycees will run a Saturday booth in front of Eubank-Park Drug and a courthouse ground-floor booth Monday through Wednesday. Volunteers Ronnie Leach and Mrs Rodney Copeland will head the Eubank-Park station, with Mrs Wayne McDearmon in charge at the courthouse. Registration is free and mandatory for those wanting to vote. 3290 had registered by noon today.

Fromm Childress Jaycees Eubank-Park Drug Eubank - Park Ronnie Leach Rodney Copeland Wayne McDearmon

Bloodmobile Visit Planned for February 9 in Chil

The Red Cross Red River Blood Center in Wichita Falls announces the first 1968 bloodmobile visit to Chil on February 9. New county blood program co chairmen Weldon Teague and his wife Doris will outline organizational plans soon.

Childress Bloodmobile Red Cross Red River Blood Center Wichita Falls Weldon Teague Doris

Fire causes minor damage at residence on Main Street

A small building behind 420 Main Street sustained slight fire damage at 2:50 a.m. today owned by Virgil Brewer. The cause remains under investigation as a fire department official noted few details.

Main Street Virgil Brewer

Castor Beans or Guar Allowed on Diverted Acres

ASCS Supervisor Gene Frisbie announced that Childress County farmers may plant castor beans or guar on diverted acres in 1968. Eligible acres must exceed five percent of the cotton base or twenty percent of the feed grain base, with limits on harvest. Guar may be used as cover crops on diverted land and destroyed before maturity. A 10 percent diverted acre payment reduction applies if the crop is planted for harvest.

Childress County ASCS Gene Frisbie Frisbie

Volunteer Turnout For Satellite School Is Excellent

Between 30 and 40 interested women attended Thursday morning’s meeting at East Ward School to aid Satellite Day Care School in Childress. Russell White, director of Amarillo Center for Human Development, called the response excellent. Mrs. Stanley Hazelwood, teacher, travels to Amarillo for a Center meeting. A fuller report will appear in Sunday’s edition.

East Ward Einch Childress Russell White Amarillo

US Jets Battle Reds Around Khe Sanh In Heavy Fighting

U S Air Force and Navy jets joined airstrikes around Khe Sanh for a fourth straight day while Communist forces attacked five U S positions further south. Five Americans were killed and 78 wounded as Marines faced heavy fire near the fort with supply planes forced to parachute cargo. The Viet Cong announced a seven day truce, while allies prepared to observe a 36 hour cease fire starting Monday. U S pilots flew a record 480 sorties against North Vietnamese forces massed near the retreating fort as two divisions believed to number around 20 000 troops moved toward Khe Sanh from Laos.

Eugene V Phu Cat South Vietnam 1St Air Cavalry Division An Khe Pleiku Central Highlands Marine Corps Phu Bai U.S. 1St Infantry Division Lai Khe Saigon U.S. 25Th Infantry Division Tay Ninh Hanoi U. S North Vietnam Marine Fort

Diplomatic Push Over Pueblo Crisis Grows

The United States seeks UN help after North Korea seizes the USS Pueblo and its 83 crew. Secretary of State Rusk briefs the Senate. 14 000 reservists report for duty as U S officials press Moscow for Soviet mediation and threaten further action.

Stewart Hensley Washington UPI United States Pueblo United Nations U.N. Security Council North Korea Navy Dean Rusk Senate Foreign Relations Committee Secretary of Capitol Hill Naval Air Johnson Anadic Army Marine Corps Llewellyn E. Thompson Moscow Soviet Union Thompson Andrei Gromyko U.S State Department White House Kremlin Russia Callun Brooklyn N.Y

Texans Answer Reserve Callup For Two Air Units

More than a thousand Texans will answer President Johnson’s call for two reserve units including the 708th Fighter Wing at Dallas and the 921st Mill Airlift Group at Kelly AFB San Antonio. The alert, delivered as U S citizens react with mixed sentiment, aims to mobilize about 900 personnel with missions to fly F8 Crusaders and C124 transports.

Michael Rabin United Press International Johnson Naval Air Station Dallas 921St Mill Kelly Air Force Base San Antonio Dallas Navy Frank A. Liberato Arlington Lin-Temco-Vouht Air Reserve Training Command Richard C. Leyda Clements Printing Co Ralph M. Laing 433Rd Tactical Airlift Wing Lain South Texas Kelly Win Washinton Liberato John Pulice LTV 703Rd Dub Fields Braniff International High Seas

4-H Council Installs New Officers in Childress Meeting

Judy Henderson presided as outgoing chair at the courthouse ceremony naming Brett Parr as chairman Pat Smith as vice chair Carol Hart as secretary Mary Ann Felton treasurer Terry King council delegate alternate Judy Henderson led the installation Others present included Paula Parr Mark Parr and Mary Meinzer with extension agents and leaders. Future 1968 events span February through August including County Food Show District Dress Review and State Round-Up.

Childress 4-H Council Brett Parr Pat Smith Carol Hart Mary Ann Felton Terry King Judy Henderson Londa Cameron Mary Dee Meinzer Vernon Wichita Falls Sabra Biggers Paula Parr Mark Parr Carolyn Deecker Felton Cameron Clara Nell Cameron Mines Lewis Meinzer Bruce Parr W. H. Biggers Montie Cameron A. T. Henderson Mary

Rites Set For Former Resident Of Estelline

Funeral services for Paul Lewis Kennedy 57 of McLean a former Estelline resident will be held at 2 p m Saturday at First Methodist Church in McLean with Rev Elton Wyatt and Rev Densil Leonard officiating Interment at Hillcrest Cemetery McLean Kennedy died at noon in McLean Hospital He moved from Estelline in 1935 to McLean where he taught at McLean Junior High and served as Hart Public Schools superintendent Survivors include his wife Frances a daughter Mrs Tony Smotherman of McLean a sister Mrs Elizabeth Kennedy of Broomfield Colorado and two grandchildren

Paul Lewis Kennedy McLean Estelline First Methodist Elton Wyatt Densil Leonard Lincoln Avenue Baptist Church Dalhart Hillcrest Kennedy Noog Re McLean Hospital Hart Public Schools Frances Tony Smotherman Elizabeth Kennedy Broomfield Colo

Enterprise Docks At Pohang Port

The UPI report indicates the nuclear powered USS Enterprise has put into Pohang Korea, a South Korean port about 125 miles below the 38th parallel. Hankook, reporting for the Seoul newspaper, notes the ship altered course to Pohang according to Saturday editions.

Seoul Hankook Tibo Pohang Wonsan Korea UPI Hankook Coid the Shin Pohano United States

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38Th Parallel Two Koreas Rodong Shinmoon U.S. Navy Sea of Japan Ers Charles Reynolds 100Th Judicial District Jaycees Plan Khe Sanh H Council USS Port
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