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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1967
Page
3
Muriel Lawrence replies to a reader lamenting a 17 year old with a car and a mother who helps him, contrasting it with tougher teens supporting families. The counselor notes the writer's anger and seeks understanding for the teen's struggles, urging empathy for the 17 year old's anxious quest for worth and college prospects.
As crisis deepens in the Gulf of Aqaba, Wilson warns Canada and the U S face two days to resolve the standoff. Israel fears blockade breaches and fights Syrian incursions near Safad with casualties reported. France presses for a four‑power conference while Russia hints at avoiding a direct war. International efforts center on safeguarding freedom of passage.
Tomorrow everyone extends warm birthday wishes to Claude Key Pam Gibson Calvin Jackson II J. F. Pete Scanlon. Sunday tribute goes to Mrs. L V Keel Kathy Trent Larry Lee Bridges Mrs. Mary Patterson.
Television is a breeding ground for stars yet many stars stay TV bound. Eastwood found fame abroad first in Italian westerns while Culp McQueen Burnett Knotts Zimbalist Edwards Janssen show mixed results as TV talents crossing to films. The tease remains that actors crave movie headliner status for money and prestige.
Morning 9 30 to 10 30 Afternoons 2 30 to 4 30 Evenings 7 00 to 8 30 Admitted John Cross Thursday E B McNutt Thursday Mary Lynn Reavis Thursday Mrs Jewel Snodgrass Thursday Gene Chapman Thursday Mrs n King Thursday Dismissed Mrs Charles Daves Thursday Mrs Kenneth Ellis of Paducah Thursday Mrs Duane Barber Thursday Mrs A M Woods Thursday Mary Lynn Reavis today
The U.S. Weather Bureau reported the day’s high reached 103 degrees at Presidio Texas, with Flagstaff Arizona registering a low of 30. The tally excludes Hawaii and Alaska from the peak figure.
Special report describes a surprise bathroom linen and accessory shower for Mrs. Delmont Hays at her Northfield home. Guests arrived while she was away, playing dominoes and cards until refreshment time. Hostesses included Mines, E M Timmons, Dorothy Jameson, C M McDonald, H E Davis, J M Dobbons, Jack Curlee, Olive Weldon Timmons, Nat Bill P Simpson, Tanya Newell Timmons, Allan Thomas, Bessie Thomas and Tom Moore.
Anderson recalls a $100,000 home safe burglary as Barr explains the proposed campaign financing plan. The plan would not end back-door fundraising but reduce reliance by limiting private contributions used for travel, media time, printing, and advertising in periodicals.
Mostly cloudy with scattered thunderstorms tonight and a warmer Saturday. Temperatures run 65 to 78 degrees. Guests include Mrs Zoe Garvin accompanying Mrs Lester Day of Amarillo. Announcements note Alvie Joe Dodson's graduation in Arlington and visits by Mr and Mrs Billy Bob Johnson of Garland to Eddie and family.
Johnson plans a trip to Amarillo and will visit the Tommy Johnsons during the journey. The event centers on personal travel and familiar names prominent in the area.
Sherman Birdwell Jr a Texas Employment Commission official urges Texas employers to hire youths for summer jobs as part of the national Summer Jobs for Youth drive President Johnson asks private employers to create near one million extra opportunities for 16 to 21 year olds He cites federal support and TEC cooperation to place hundreds of youths if job openings exist and notes a need to fill the cupboard with available positions.
At 11 a.m. Dow Jones indexes show gains. The industrial average reaches 865.13, up 0.15. The rail average climbs to 249.31, up 0.34. The utilities index advances to 133.48, up 0.11. The broader 65-stock average stands at 315.35, up 0.23.
Elmer Bernstein will compose and conduct the musical score for United Artists film The Sea Phantom. The Sealphun project links Bernstein with United Artists in a planned Hollywood production.
The U.S. Agriculture and Interior Departments report plentiful supplies for June. Potatoes onions and corn are abundant, fruit bins show oranges cantaloupes and strawberries, while meat ground beef steaks ham and bacon are plentiful. Broiler fryers eggs and fish are also abundant ahead of weekend shopping.
Hospital administrators in Texas discuss restricting cigarette vending in medical facilities. George Brewer of Lubbock Methodist says machines stay for now due to public demand, though doctors have proposed removal. Other leaders at M D Anderson Houston Memorial Medical Center Corpus Christi and Scott and White Temple note varied stances with some expecting future debate.
Hazlewood declared he will not seek re election citing a total lack of cooperation by presiding officer Smith. He said Smith refused to recognize him and nine other senators, blocking committees and bills on LSD and West Texas State University while favoring the horse race gambling bill with all four authors on one committee.
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