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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1967
Page
3
Note the social calendar deadline is Wednesdays at 9 for the Sunday issue. Calvary Baptist Church holds services, with the MU meeting at 2 30 p.m. on Saturdays.
Janet Gloar was elected president of Hughes Chapter with Janette Hall as vice president and Karen Griffen as secretary. The meeting also featured a punch party for incoming freshmen and a program by several members detailing Homemaking Areas and Degrees.
United Press International notes Flag Day origins with Dr. Bernard J. Cigrand who campaigned for a special day during the Stars and Stripes year 1885. President Wilson issued a proclamation making June 14 a holiday on May 30, 1916.
A reader asks about a snippy neighbor who likes the child but not the mother. The answer urges accepting that others' liking is irrelevant, suggests using the neighbor's child as a bridge, and warns against seeking universal approval. It stresses that parents are not the same as their children and people will react differently.
In Peking Communist Premier Chou En Lai scolds youthful Red Guards. In Washington the House approves a 70.3 billion military budget with hawks and doves split over Vietnam strategy. In Springfield former President Eisenhower is urged to settle the players versus PGA dispute. Kosygin and advisers plan to use the Washington-M Moscow hotline as Middle East tensions risk wider war.
Governor Ronald Reagan announces he will sign a bill to liberalize California abortion law, saying the legislation moves the state toward broader access even as he personally deems the effort not perfect. The measure makes California the third state this year to ease abortion rules.
The Daily Telegraph claimed a revolution may be near in Libya with King Idris's household evacuating by plane. No official confirmation followed. The unrest dampened Arab support for the Soviet anti Israel push in the UN, leaving Moscow frustrated in the Security Council.
Dashing Rodney, American bred trotter from Santipasta Stable in Italy, and French champion Roqueine will compete in the annual United Nations Trot on June 29 at Yonkers Raceway, New York, it was announced Tuesday.
Local forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies and warm temperatures from 67 to 92 degrees. Temperatures stay near normal with a normal high around 94 and a low near 70, with rainfall expected around three quarters of an inch.
Capt. and Mrs. Gerald Wakefield of Minot AFB North Dakota announce the birth of daughter Cheryl Leigh on Tuesday at the base hospital. The infant weighed seven pounds. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Wakefield of Childress and Mr. and Mrs. Berrill Petrie of Stephens City Virginia.
Mrs. John S. Owen and Mrs. Harry Sherwood return home after visiting sister Mrs. Bertha Foster. Bennie Foard attends summer school at West Texas State University. Dakil family travels from Altus and Oklahoma City for funerals of Nahama Shadid and cousin Joe Dakil. Lee family visits Lake Jackson after Frederick relatives in Childress. Elkins family journeys from Buffalo to Dallas to reunite with parents. Stewart family returns from vacations in Galveston Houston and Fort Worth.
UPI reports Communist Huk guerrillas killed Baliuag mayor a year earlier and assassinated his son Servando Santos Jr. and another anti Communist Danilo Cabiagco, both 32, as they stepped from a taxi.
UPI reports Admiral Corp chief Ross D. Siragusa criticizes network programming quality and plans to shift ad budgets toward print. Industry figures from RCA NBC NBC's color advantage and Zenith commentaries outline mixed responses as observers note some improvement amid a broader pullback in TV sponsorship.
Mrs Orville K Smith will teach art and painting this summer with classes at Wilson School from July 17 through 28 Enrollment runs June 19 deadline for children 9 to 11 30 am daily and young adults 3 to 6 pm daily Adults may join with supervision This well known artist holds a permanent certificate to teach art in public schools from elementary grades through high school She studied under noted educators at West Texas State University Texas Tech and other artists.
Wall Street firms weigh the Dow Jones near 900 after a strong 840 850 showing. Bache says risk from Middle East and global factors may cap near term gains while a second half rebound could emerge. Hayden Stone cites offset of 850 860 break with recovery aided by July. Moody's notes Arabs Israel tension lifts buying and supports a floor for industrials despite a volatile 45 point range. The Miami Seaquarium notes Man O War jellyfish lingering after death.
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