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Childress Index

Location

Childress, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1968

Page

6

Lynda Bird Johnson at Gore Vidal Premiere Jokes Spark Anti LBJ Theme

The Johnson family attended Gore Vidal’s Week End preview amid jokes skewering LBJ. Elizabeth Taylor’s ex husband Mike Todd Jr. recalled career bits and a fiery flame dance incident. Todd’s quips, including a Socratic aphorism, linger as film nostalgia fades.

Dick West Washington UPI This Johnson Lynda Bird Gore Europe Elizabeth Taylor Miss Taylor Mike Todd Jr Todd St. Saat S

High Point Visits scattered in Texas towns

High Point residents report social visits across Wichita Falls Durant Okla Childress Paducah Lubbock Amarillo and Paducah in a regional social notes column. Local families including Holmans Rothwells Biddys and Henleys exchanged calls attended barbecues and visits with relatives and friends.

Local social and church notices from Wellington and surrounding towns

The column lists funerals and family visits across Wellington Childress and Amarillo areas. H B Davidson funeral in Wellington. J M Havins funeral in Childress. Families like the Riddells, Merrills, Puckett, Tobias, Farren and Havins shown visiting kin in Wichita Falls Chil dress Amarillo Nor thfield Paducah and Adams Ranch.

J. C. Riddell Amarillo M. A. Farren Jimmy Farren T. E. Tobias Paducah Edgar Tobias Lena Pistole Annice Timmons Northfield Bill Bethany Walter Timmons Richard Bumpus Adams Ranch Patsy Ray Bumpus T. A. Riddell J. M. Havins Childress

Services Held In Hollis For O. D. Hill

Funeral services for O D Hill 27 of Oklahoma City native of Hollis Okla were at 3 p m at Hollis First Methodist Church with Rev G B Spurgin officiating Burial followed at Fairmont Cemetery Coley Funeral Home of Hollis handled arrangements Hill died Wednesday in Oklahoma City from a wound He worked for Continental Oil Company and had lived in Oklahoma City five years Survivors include his wife Judy a son Greg a sister Mrs Myren of Oklahoma City a Todd Taylor of Hollis his parents Mr and Mrs Mitchell Taylor of Hollis and grandmother Mrs C H Curry of Hollis

O. D. Hill Oklahoma City Hollis Okla Holli First Methodist Church G. B. Spurgin Fairmont Coley Funeral Home Hill Continental Oil Company Methodist Church Judy Greg Myren Todd Taylor Mitchell Taylor C. H. Curry

Designer Cheatheam Tied To Galaxy Airplane

Charles Cheatheam of Marietta Georgia helped design the Lockheed C5A Galaxy described as 245 feet long with a six story tail. The engineer, a Texas A&M graduate and Childress High School alumnus, worked for Fort Worth and Arlington firms and is married to Judy Adams with four children.

Charles Cheatheam Marietta C. J. Cheatheam Childress Cheatheam Volkswagen Greyhound Deahh Anerde Toneasiey Mariatta Childress High School Texas A&m Fort Worth Arlington Judy Adams Jack Adams

Texas liquor by the drink on ballot debated

Gov John Connally weighing the SDEC plan to place liquor by the drink on the primary ballot but has not decided. Willeb Smithman and Locke urge Texans to express views. Dolph Briscoe campaigns plan booster tours from Uvalde across 22 000 miles through May 4 to bolster his bid. Don Yarborough backs a rehabilitation center for drinkers and urges use of de intoxication centers instead of jails.

Willeb John Connally Locke Texas Connally SDEC Waggoner Carr Crendum Dolph Brisco Uvalde Briscoe Dallas Don Yarborough

Rescuers Reach Farther Point in Mine Fire

Rescuers and two men advanced to a point about 1,200 feet from the shaft, the farthest reached so far. No rescuer has removed breathing equipment due to poisonous carbon monoxide lingering after the fire.

Supreme Court bans unison gratitude in public prayers

A writer reflects on a fictional Supreme Court ruling prohibiting publicly voiced thanks in unison. The piece attacks broad bans on the word God in a morning prayer verse and warns about creeping limits on expression in public life.

God DeKalb County Ill Supreme Court

Caverns Owner Joins Missouri Tourism Commission

Lester B. Dill, owner of Meramec Caverns and 12 other Missouri caves, was appointed to the Missouri Tourism Commission and said he favors new experiences, including a gubernatorial appointment.

UPIC Lester B. Dill Meramec U.S. 66 Stanton Missouri Tourism Commission

Temperature Extremes in Past 24 Hours and March 8 1967

The report lists maximum and minimum temperatures for the last 24 hours ending at 11 a.m. and compares them with values from March 8 1967. It notes a high near 65 degrees and a low around 40 degrees for that past date, plus sunrise and sunset times.

Driver Cooks Latest firing cited in fatal crash report

The incident left 20 dead and 12 injured when a car struck a bus at 3 45 p m PST and drove away. Barry 39 was fired as a cook hours earlier after eight days of work with despondency over a divorce noted by a witness a Pacific Telephone employee reported the bus fire and a witness described the crash and efforts to aid victims.

Barry Dabney E Walter Terry San Bernardino County Terry Barstow Federal Bureau of Investigation United States Transportation Department San Francisco Barstow Community Hospital James Almer Pacific Telephone Co Almer

Funeral Services Here Saturday For Don Ham

Funeral services for Ravis Wayne Ham age 43 will be at Central Christian Church at 9 a.m. Saturday with Rev. Carlton Downing officiating. Burial follows at Turner Cemetery Fulbright after graveside rites at 4:30 p.m. Pallbearers include Bobby Chaffin J E Benham Clarence Carter Floyd Etheridge Bob Richardson and E A Nelson. Ham died Wednesday of an apparent heart attack. Born March 2 1924 near Detroit he married Wanda Blacksher March 12 1953 in Clovis New Mexico. They moved to Childress in 1963 from Plainview. He served as Assistant Chief of Police and Deputy Sheriff with about 10 years in law enforcement and belonged to the Sheriffs Association and Peace Officers Association. Survivors include his wife three sons a daughter a step-son his parents a brother four sisters and a nephew. A revival will open at Parkview Baptist Church 208 Avenue H No Monday at 7 30 p m conducted by Rev Joe Hocking with Sunday services March 17 at the regular time.

Ravis Wayne Don) Ham Central Christian Church Carlton Downing Turner Cemetery Fulbright Detroit Newberry Bobby Chaffin J. E. Benham Clarence Carter Floyd Etheridge Bob Richardson E. A. Nelson Mr. Ham Wanda Blacksher Clovis N.M Childrese Plainview Sheriff’s Association Peace Officers Association Parkview Baptist Church Avenue H Joe Hocking Bodine Baptist Church Oklahoma City

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