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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1966
Page
2
The article notes Willian Co Schneder stating the probability is high that the rendezvous will occur near the target despite the shroud, with teams forced to wait two days for final alignment.
Spears supporters argue Martin lacks a platform and deny anti labor charges. Martin contends Spears is supported by labor groups, while Spears claims he has no program and casts doubt on labor alignment.
Rep Jamee MacKay D Ga announced the nation's first one stop federal information center will open in Atlanta in July. The center aims to quickly provide visitors or callers with information regarding federal agencies and their rewards.
The iron safe in the municipal golf course office was dynamited after being shipped around Cape Horn era. The blast shattered windows and golf equipment, causing 30 dollars in damage before the safe door finally opened.
Commentary notes NATO remains a vehicle for East West dialogue despite France's exit. Rusk to Brussels argues NATO as the forum for settlements, while Denmark and West Germany push ideas for European security talks with the Warsaw Pact. Trade liberalization faces congressional resistance amid stiff Eastern Europe relations.
Dominick the mouse, famous at the formerly all girl Sp earmate Word College, died after a cancer study. He had been declared male among 100 mice planned as females, producing 99 offspring with 99 female companions before the death was announced by the college.
The report shows a maximum 86 degrees at 6 p m today with a minimum 68 degrees at 6 a m. It also notes June 1 1965 had a high of 94 and a low of 71. Readings for Tuesday and Wednesday list hourly values in a disorganized sequence.
A roundup of UPI capsule items reports mounting pressure on President Johnson to end the Vietnam war amid military gains. Dean Rusk explains U.S. Vietnam policy to President Kekkonen as Helsinki criticisms surface. Dominican voters head to polls in a highly watched election. Gemini 10 set for July liftoff at Cape Kennedy. Senate debates truth in packaging as labels come under scrutiny. Indonesia and Malaysia agree to end their war and restore relations. Eisenhower’s eldest son may be moved to the family plot. Four ex-cabinet ministers convicted of plotting to overthrow the government face public hangings. North Vietnam seen as unlikely to negotiate a peace settlement. Humphrey warns of Black Americans demanding full participation beyond token progress.
Mrs Shepherd was installed as president of the VFW Auxiliary at a Tuesday meeting in the Veterans Building. Other officers installed by past president Mrs Donna Mills include Margaret Hipps senior vice president Juanita Sims junior vice president Billie Smith secretary Bettye Estes treasurer Christine Holland Chaplain Donna Mills Conductress Jo Lane Dot Rhodes Juanita Maddox color bearers Irma Custer patriotic instructor Annie Efird Frankie Holton historians. The group discussed the national convention in Houston from June 30 to July 4.
J W Hamilton led the program and noted that trained drivers have fewer accidents. Rev Joe Allen was introduced as a new member. Guests Bill Gross Douglas Randle and Sid Reid of Hollis were present at the Rotary meeting in Oklahoma.
Fort Worth officials considered two options for the city heating system. An alternate bid would overhaul the existing setup with a cost difference of 86900 dollars, a higher price the board deemed more practical than the steam to hot water plan.
Former President and Mrs Dwight D. Eisenhower will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary on July 1. They would be the first presidential couple to reach 50 years since John Quincy Adams and his wife in 1847. A golden anniversary committee will be formed with Bob Hope and Robert B. Anderson to plan events.
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