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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1958
Page
3
A sale highlights washable bags offered at 1 percent of their original price. Shoppers rush to grab bargains as stock moves quickly.
United Press International reports thundershowers and high winds Friday night caused at least 15 injuries in Dallas and surrounding North Central Texas. Saturday brings more showers to Dallas Fort Worth and nearby towns while forecasters warn of isolated thundershowers and warm temperatures remaining.
A special court of inquiry opens in Laredo to probe alleged violations in the April 1 city elections. District Attorney James Kazan requested the court, ordered by 49th District Judge R D Wright. Earlier Karen sought a grand jury probe, but Wright refused to convene one.
Albert Dietz ran an advertisement thanking voters in his loss for Carroll County supervisor. His wife added a small print line thanking those who didn’t vote for him, offering a contrasting message.
Partly cloudy and warm through Sunday with scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers in the Childress area. Tom Chesnut, UT student, visits his parents E E Chesnut. Jay Sharp Evelyn Weir and Dan Davis travel to Austin for summer school and master’s work. Dr Roy Barr returns from Pecos after attending funeral services for his mother Mrs W B Oates. Barr accompanies his son Gene Barr and Dallas relatives.
Martin and John of Lubbock visit with friends and relatives. Linda Carter of WTSC Canyon spends weekend with her parents. Mrs. Delbert Turk of Canyon visits Childress with friends. Joe Wallace Cooper of Amarillo visits his parents in town. S C Kelly family from Los Angeles travels here with D W Kelley and others. Several WTSC summer students return home for weekend. Families from Wichita Falls and Dallas travel to Boulder for a two week vacation.
In Tripoli, rebels entrenched in the old city clash with Lebanese government forces backed by fighter planes, tanks and artillery. The old city, north of Beirut, has been rebel-held since last month’s insurrection. Early reports say 10 to 15 rebels killed and 30 to 40 wounded in the first six hours.
Billy Joe Wilson aged 31 of Gainesville died in Wichita Falls hospital from burns suffered when his tractor trailer loaded with gasoline crashed on SH 24 nine miles east of Graham. The truck failed to negotiate a curve and burst into flames. Wilson received burns over his entire body.
In Henderson Texas a man identified as Ben Goodman was found dead in the cab of his overturned pickup truck southwest of Henderson near Mt Enterprise. An inquest determined he suffered a fatal heart attack before the wreck.
Tyler publisher and veteran newsman Hugh Vaughn died at his home Saturday after a lengthy illness. He founded the weekly Tyler Star in 1938 and had a 40 year career in journalism. Vaughn was born in Nebraska City Nebraska and served as an officer in the Army Air Corps during World War I.
The Texas political scene heated with campaign moves and retirements. Don Booker and Alvis Vandysgriff left the Democratic gubernatorial race over fundraising concerns while Henry Gonzalez launched his formal campaign with a San Antonio rally at La Villita. Governor Price Daniel set a late June bid launch, and rivals include W. Lee O Daniel and Joe A Irwin. U.S. Senate candidate William A. Blakley wrapped a 20 county East Texas tour as Ralph Yarborough balanced duties in Washington with Texas campaigning and marked his 55th birthday in Austin.
The milk snake is named for a belief it milks cows but it frequents barns to catch mice not cows. It is attracted by rodent activity rather than dairy cattle.
Barton Kay Kirkham, 27, of Salt Lake City, was hanged at sunrise in a Utah prison pasture for the Aug. 11, 1956, holdup killings of David Avon Frame and Ruth Holmes Webster. He faced the gallows unrepentant, claiming forgiveness as the noose was set.
UPI reports Second Lt. John Blakeley Starkey, 23, of Roswell New Mexico, was killed Friday when his T 33 jet trainer crashed and exploded in a field 14 miles northwest of Colorado City. Starkey formerly resided in Graham Texas.
A local note sends birthday wishes tomorrow to Mrs. L H Blankenship Mrs. Earl McMinn A D Toon Jr Dale Driver Brenda Keel and Mrs. Eugene Statah Mrs Bill Kelley from friends and family wishing joy and health.
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