Social rounds and visiting in Childress area
Local residents from Childress and nearby towns visit relatives in Amarillo Estelline and Panhandle. Notable mentions include Aubrey Testerman, Pete and Virgil Gambel families, and visitors from Goshen California Graham and Carey Kentucky. Several trips to nursing homes churches and colleges noted along with a piano teaching stint in Pass Christian.
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Pete Davis
J. L. Harris
Morton
Kimberly Fowler
Estelline
the Davies
Larry Moseley
LaMarave
Guy Moseley
Brenda
John Brownings
Julia
Donna Simmons
Paducah
Ray Everett
Goshen
California
Virgil Gambel
Turner Nursing Homes
Childress
Everett
Aubrey Testerman
Carl Polk
Roy Wygal
Bob Hamilton
Amarillo
H. J. Henderson
Keith Henderson
Oliver Hightower
Hewerd Gray
Panhandle
LaRoy Hightower
Oliver Hightowers
Clyde Wygal
Angla Freeman
Wolford
T. N. Wygal
J. D
W.C Cawthorn
Jerry Conn
A. T. Fox
Frank Davis
Edwin Wyatt
Connie
Aimee
W D. McDonald
H. S Voyles
Alton Voyles
Ernest Rea
A. M. Privitts
Virgil Gambol
Vernon Trent
de- Anna Rurned
Thomas Etheredge
Pampa
Willis Moran
O. A. Johnson
Public records and court actions and auto history snippets
Public records list warranty deeds for three pairs of couples and no marriage licenses. City Court fines include speeding, drunk driving and red light violations with specified amounts. Sawyer to Scout Kansas City 1969 for Eddie Sawyer. Brown brought up Philadelphia Phillies to replace Rick Wise. First US auto trip began in 1903 from San Francisco to New York.
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Leroy Cain
Don Leamon Bourland
James Isaac McKay
Gaudencio G. Perez
James Sims
Sawyer
Kansas City
UPI
Eddie Sawyer
Philadelphia Phillie
Kansas City Royals
Phils
Brown
Philadelphia
Paul Brown
Philadelphia Phillies
Reading Pa
Rick Wise
United States
San Francisco
New York
Seven-Tenths of a Second on the Highway Danger
A stark warning piece compares a 50 mph crash to a 70 mph impact, detailing fatal injuries from door to chest as time collapses to seven tenths of a second. It cites Texas and Massachusetts accidents, rising 1966 deaths, and federal highway safety acts promoting driver responsibility and vehicle standards.
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Texas
Massachusetts
Department of Public Safety
Congress
Secretary of Transportation
U.S
Dutch worry over foreign tourism drop in Holland
Dutch tourist circles fear more travelers seek warmer southern Europe. In 1967 foreigners spent 4.439.000 nights in Holland, down 3.7 percent from 1696. Germans led arrivals with 1.374 million, yet 10.4 percent below 1966, with stagnation in Germany blamed. The report notes shifts in tourist patterns alongside historic notes, including a line about an Auburn rocket flight in 1925.
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Hague
UPI
Europe
Holland
Germany
Red- Continued details on intercept and crew fate
The Defense Department outlined that a DC8 chartered airliner was intercepted by Soviet aircraft at 7:15 p.m. EDT and escorted to a landing after appearing off course. Captain Dick Rossi of Flying Tigers reported the pilot’s running radio account and the alleged capture. Pentagon officials cited 174 soldiers 31 Navy personnel 17 crewmen aboard the aircraft and questioned its final destination in Vietnam.
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Defense Department
Pentagon
Dick Rossi
Los Angeles
Flying Tiger Airlines
Rossi
Navy
Air Force
Vietnam
Saigon
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