Thai International Caravelle Crash in Kowloon Bay
A Thai International Airways Caravelle jet with 80 aboard attempting a landing in a rainstorm over Kowloon Bay crashed short of the runway. Six dead, 18 missing, 56 survivors including 35 hospitalized. Rescue efforts by helicopters and boats aided the quick救。 Among the Americans aboard were the Hanson family from Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Smith
United Press International
Hong Kong
UPI
Thai International Airways
Kowloon Bay
Tokyo
Bangkok
Taipei
H. Robert Hanson
Hanson
Detroit
Fortuna
Calif
Singapore
Laongsre Suvong
I International
Thai Internationl Airways
U.S
Vietnam
U. S
Battle Fields
Kittie
Wendy
Christie
Doug
Gregg
Kai Tak
Civil Aviation Department
Fourth of July Swimwear Sale at the Fashion Shop
Weekend special offers a one third discount on all swimwear for Saturday and Monday with storewide pricing and holiday savings.
Installation of Officers Saturday at Childress Masonic Lodge
Deane Dodge, twice Worshipful Master and District Deputy, will be installing officers at the Childress Masonic Lodge public installation Saturday night. Officers to be installed include W. W. Kinney Worshipful Master Clarence Carter Senior Warden Jimmy Harman Junior Warden Warner Stevens secretary Willard Williams treasurer and Earl Swain tiler. Installation begins at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deane Dodge
Childress
U.S. raids on Haiphong spur Soviet protest and battles near Saigon
American warplanes raided Haiphong outskirts and Hoa Lac MIG base while claiming possible damage to a Russian ship. Moscow filed a protest noting a ship hit with no casualties. In Saigon area clashes left at least 73 Viet Cong killed on the central coast, and American forces suffered both casualties and injuries as Green Berets faced ambushes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Risher
United Press International Saigon
UPI
Haiphong
U.S
Navy
Hoa Lac
Hanoi
Washington
High Command
South Vietnam
Saigon
U.S. Army
Carwena
Dayan
Milita
Dayan Urges U S To Leave Vietnam After Tour
Israeli defense minister Moshe Dayan, observing U S forces in Vietnam in August 1966 as a correspondent, concluded that the Viet Cong cannot be fully stamped out and that from a military standpoint the Americans should quit Vietnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moshe Dayan
Vietnam
Robert Kaylor
United Press International Saigon
UPI
U.S
Sinai
Dayan
V.I.P
1St Air Cavalry Division
Central Highlands
Kosygin Heads From Havana to Paris Talks
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin concluded four days of talks with Cuban Premier Fidel Castro in Havana and then flew toward Paris for a summit with French President Charles de Gaulle, with a refueling stop at Gander Newfoundland en route.
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Havana
UPI
Alexei N. Kosygin
Fidel Castro
Paris
Kosygin
Osygin
Gander
Newfoundland
Charles de Gaulle
Moscow
Nikolai A. Podgorny
Damascus
Podgorny
Cairo
Federal Aviation Agency
Miami
New York
United Nations General Assembly
Johnson
Glassboro
John M. Epps Dies at 47 in Childress Funeral Saturday
John Murphy Epps 47 of Childress died at 12 05 am in Childress General Hospital Funeral services will be at 2 pm Saturday at First Baptist Church with Rev Joe S Allen officiating Interment in Childress Cemetery Newberrys Pallbearers D C Epps Jerry Epps Deward Epps Robert Williams Barney Williams Henry Williams James Henry Helms and Jimmy Carl Oldham Survivors include wife Inez of Childress three daughters Carron Zmnigh Azel Linda Mauplit El Paso Ruth Epps Childress father H W Epps three brothers Joe D C Epps Amarillo Waldo Epps Childress two sisters Mrs R P Williams Amarillo and Mrs Bernard English Wichita Falls and three grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Murphy Epps
Childress
Childress General Hospital
First Baptist Church
Joe S. Allen
Childress Cemetery
Newberry’s
Gatesville
Coryell County
Inez Graham
Border Construction Company
Pecos
Inez
Carron Zmnigh
Azel
Linda Mauplit
el Paso
Ruth Epps
H. W. Epps
Joe
D. C. Epps
Amarillo
Waldo Epps
R. P. Williams
Bernard English
Wichan Falls
Relative of Local Woman Dies Today in Plainview
Charlie McBee of Plainview died suddenly today at about 1 PM in Plainview of a heart attack. He was brother in law of Mrs. E. J. Huddleston of Childress. No further details were available at presstime.
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Charlie McBee
Plainview
E. J. Huddleston
Childress
Meee
Deviin
Iaie
Lewis
Rockefeller Rules Out 1968 GOP Nomination Bid
After six days of talks moderates gather at West Yellowstone and Jackson Hole to find a candidate for the 1968 Republican nomination. Nelson Rockefeller signals he is unavailable, urging support for George Romney while warning against a repeat of 1964 turmoil. Nine moderates conclude further talks are pointless.
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Jackson Hole
Wyo
United
George Romney
Michigan
Richard M. Nixon
Ronald Reagan
California
Rockefeller
Romney
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Barry M. Goldwater
Two Injured In Accident In Colorado Springs
Mrs Willie Ruth Moore and her daughter Judith Kaye age 7 were injured in a two vehicle crash on US 287 at 10 25 p m Thursday Judith Kaye was reported in satisfactory condition at Childress General Hospital Mrs Moore was treated and released A ticket was issued to Mrs Moore for improper change of traffic lanes Police estimated 1200 damage to her car and 600 to the truck
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Ruth Moore
Judith Kaye
Colorado Springs
Childress General Hospital
Three Die and Three Injured In Collision Near Paducah
A head on collision between a pickup and a car on U S 83 about 13 miles south of Paducah left three dead and three injured. Victims include Charles Dwayne Jones 28 of Childress and Ralph L Evans 38 of Denver both drivers. Also Shandra Rowland 4 died in hospital. Barbara Jean Rowland 23 and Clais Rowland 2 were injured. Terry Jones 3 of Childress Hospital in fair condition. Evans died alone in his car. Jones was a plumber. Funeral arrangements and survivor details listed for Jones and Rowland families.
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Paducah
Richards Memorial Hospital
Charles Dewayne Jones
Childress
Ralph L. Evans
Denver
Colo
Shandra Rowland
Jimmy Rowland
U. S. 83
King County
Jones
Evan
Norris Funeral Home
Bob Richardson
FTC blasts cigarette TV advertising seeking health warnings
The Federal Trade Commission urged new legislation after a report to the Senate Commerce Committee found health warnings on cigarette packs ineffective. It criticizes TV ads for depicting smoking as harmless and enjoyable and notes the 1966 labeling act warning has not curbed smoker attitudes.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Senate Commerce Committee
FTC
Gasoline Prices Tied to Ads and Mergers Warn FTC
The FTC reports costly advertising by the top 19 oil firms helps keep gas prices high and signals tighter scrutiny of pricing and mergers. It notes major companies use pricing power to discipline independents, sometimes absorbing losses to push rivals to desired prices. The study followed nine days of hearings in May 1965.
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Jed Stout
United Press International
Washington
UPI
U.S
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Commission
Truck-Train Collision Kills One in Corsicana
Homer Scott, 46, of Richland died when his truck collided with Burlington-Rock Island train No. 76 near Corsicana at 7:25 p.m. The derailed train, traveling about 55 mph, left 500 feet of damaged track and halted mainline service for about 24 hours. Deane Dodge of Childress oversees scene as investigation continues.
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Homer Scott
Richland
Corsicana
Deane Dodge
Childress
Greenbelt Bowl Parade Moves to Morning in 1965
The Greenbelt Bowl Queens Parade will start at 10 30 a m on August 12 after a directors meeting. Miss Childress may ride, and children are to decorate bicycles. Forty four boys signed to play in the Classic that night at Fair Park Stadium. two scholars from last year earned college honors. at least 13 players from last year won football scholarships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Childress
Alan Gage
Fair Park Stadium
Reenees
Robert Pearce
Hamlin
Cisco Junior College
Danny Foust
Sweetwater
Sul Ross
Johnson signs four year draft extension and orders youngest-year draft
President Johnson signed a four year extension of the draft law and issued an executive order granting the defense department authority to draft the youngest year olds first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
UPI
Johnson
Money Given To Homes for Children
In High Point a Sunday School class contributed 206 dollars to be split between Buckner Baptist Home in Dallas and Methodist Children's Home in Waco. The meeting at J. E. Kelley home heard reports on class finances with Rev. H. T. Harris opening the car.
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High Point
Buckner Baptist
Dallas
Methodist Children’s Home
Waco
J. E. Kelley
H. T. Harris
Prae
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Pentagon
Charlie
John M. Epps
Nelson
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Charles Dwayne Jones
Avenue I Northwest
Calvary Baptist Church
Don Conner
Buddy Bryant
Victory Baptist Church
Wichita Falls
Willyard Plumbing Company
Bruce Plumbing
Childress Plumbing Company
Patsy McNabb
Childress Eks Lodge
Patsy
Sherry
Terry
Charlie Jones
Wilma Dill
William D. Jones
Clinton L. Jones
Ft. Hood
Tex
Shandra Michell Rowland
Newberry Funeral Home
Shandra
Cattle County Hospital
Clois Chad
Clois Rowland
Janie Nunnelley
H. G. Rowland
Vernon
Ola Skipworth
Abilene
FIC
Tigers
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