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Childress Index

Location

Childress, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1966

Page

5

Quanah High School Claims Three State Champions

Quanah High School swept three state titles in the Class AA Texas Interscholastic League meet in Austin with seniors Terry Don Richardson Gary Naylor and Glenda Coburn winning top honors in broad jump slide rule and persuasive speech respectively. The team also earned multiple runner up and finalist placements boosting Quanah to a record state haul.

Quanah Quanahae Austin Glenda Coburn Gary Naylor Terry Don Richardson Quanah High School Richardson Taylor Palacios LaGrande Lockney T. H. Richardson Terry QHS Avi Roy Naylor Gary Dennis New Houston Bob Caucum Baucum Mu Alpha Theta National Honor Society Katie Fiero Ior Eddie Fiero Katie Pete Coburn The United Nations Glenda Thespians Susan Hutenens M. Hutchens Shhol McDowell Music Club Wayne Preston If Jones B. F. Jones Biff Ellabelle Radford James Hinkley Leroy Brandon Don Wills Radford

Treasury Reports Local Year Through May 6

The Treasury accounts for the local year through May 6 with withdrawals totaling 119,765,666,340.77 dollars and deposits of 110,276,655,915.28 dollars. Cash balance stands at 7,423,884,225.67 dollars, public debt at 319,647,795,907.49 dollars, and gold holdings at 13,632,373,737.09 dollars.

Washington UPI Treasury

Wall Street Chatter Executives advise calm trading

Wall Street firms urge investors to use logic over emotion as oversold conditions prompt caution. Pessel Paturick Ostrau notes bears may defend after a short-term victory while P.W. Brooks argues the bull market remains alive despite a minor correction. Bergman Cummings cautions against early concessions and emphasizes identifying rebound candidates and intelligent buying thresholds.

New York UPI Fpessel, Paturick & Ostrau Inc Bears Bergman, Cummings & Co

London copper in British penny worth 1.2 pence says Callaghan

Chancellor James Callaghan told Parliament that the copper content of the British penny is worth about 1.2 pence. The remark came amid debates on coin composition and monetary policy in the United Kingdom.

London James Callaghan

Tornadoes and hail strike Texas Panhandle and South Plains

A storm front spanned 190 miles bringing tornadoes heavy rain and hail across the Panhandle and South Plains. Five twisters were reported with significant crop damage near Plainview Hale Center and Gomez while towns from Hale Center to Denver City reported injuries and power outages.

United Press International Texas Panhandle South Plains Texas Weather Bureau Wichita Falls Fort Smith Ark Burkburnett Jacksboro Denison Dallas Plains West Monthane Panhandle West Texas Dalhart Presidio Plainview Hale Center

Wayne County man dies leaving service record and extended family

Wayne County resident dies while holding a public office he had served since 1958. He was a member of Odd Fellows Knights of Pythias and Calvary Baptist. Survivors include aunts Mrs H S Watson Matador Mrs Ada Shands and Mrs Tullie Fulfar Modesto Calif an uncle F G Harcrow Richmond Calif. numerous cousins and extended relatives in Matador Canadian Canadian Lo ckney Lubbock and Amarillo.

Odd Fellows Knights of Pythias Calvary Baptist H. S. Watson Matador Ada Shands Tallie Fulfar Modesto Calif F. G. Harcrow Richmond Ands Harcrow Houghson Caif E. P. Fulfur Jason Sauls

County Agent’s Report on New Crops for Childress County Farmers

Ellis Helmers discusses replacing declining cotton with locally feasible crops. He emphasizes keeping detailed cost records, considering irrigation and machinery needs, and testing crops through demonstration plots near roads so farmers can observe results and judge cash crop viability for the county.

Ellis Helmers Childress County

VFW District 13 Convention and Memorial Day Services

Commander Mille announced the District 13 Convention May 21 22 at new Post 4147 in Amarillo and district officers will be elected. Memorial Day services are set for May 29 at 2 p.m with an 7 a.m. flag-placing service and a large turnout urged for veterans graves.

Mitter Buster Mille Amarillo Mills

Krueger Admits Firing Rifle in Carson and Little Killings

Krueger testified that he fired the rifle that killed Carson and Little. The admission, given with calm certainty, helped avoid a jury trial and left the defendant seeking the court's mercy.

A. D Jim) Bowie

Temperature Extremes Reported Across Mainland U.S.

The Weather Bureau recorded the highest temperature of 105 degrees at Presidio Texas for Tuesday, excluding Hawaii and Alaska, with the morning low at Pellston Michigan at 20 degrees.

New York

Border clash on Negev border draws snap blame

Two Israelis were hit in a gun battle at the eastern Negev border amid exchanges between Israeli and Jordanian troops. Israel blamed Jordan for starting the shooting while Jordan denied involvement. no Jordanian casualties were reported.

Jerusalem Israel UPI Negev Jordan

East Ward PAT Installs Officers

East Ward PAT installed officers for 1966 67 at the school meeting. Mrs Ray Wyatt became president with Mrs Ted Shelton as vice president and Mrs Jim Buchanan as secretary. Mrs Teddy Hightower is treasurer and Mrs Montie Cameron was installing officer. Lorena Holliman retires as teacher. gift of appreciation given. First grade program followed by a closing prayer and refreshments.

East Ward Ray Wyatt Ted Shelton Jim Buchanan Teddy Hightower Montie Cameron Lorena Holliman Wae

Farmers discuss crop talks at county meeting

Farmers urged action to offset declining farm income. Joe Lyles of West Texas Gin signaled readiness to discuss soybean purchases. Speakers included Lester Brooks on guar, Don Sanders and John Anderson on castor beans, Harry Cox on hybrid forage sorghum, and Bedford Forrest on soy beans and sesame from the High Plains Research Foundation. County Agent Eilis Helmers led the meeting with Chamber refreshments.

Joe Lyles West Texas Eilis Helmers Chamber of Commerce Lester Brooks Iowa Park Don Sanders John Anderson Plainview Harry Cox Childress Bedford Forrest Sesame Forrest High Plains Research Foundation Helmers

Petition quotes advocate park as public need for growing towns

A speaker urged that parks are essential public amenities for all ages, contrasting with school buildings and stressing that parks serve the entire community in expanding towns. The remarks continued a pane one discussion on public facilities and town planning.

Almanac for May Day 1966 Highlights astronomy and history

May 1 1966 notes the moon phase between full and last quarter with Venus Saturn as morning stars and Jupiter as evening star. It recalls Irving Berlin born 1888 and milestones from 1832 political platform, 1846 Polk war message, 1934 Dust Bowl storms, and 1960 Rockefeller death. Epictetus quote on habit ends.

United Press International Venu Saturn Jupiter Irving Berlin Henry Clu Polk Conpre Mexico Texa Oklahoma Kansas Colorado Atlantic Ocean John D. Rockefelle

Two Negroes In Arrest After High Speed Car Chase

A high speed pursuit ended when two men in a stolen car were chased through multiple streets and finally captured near City Hall. An unloaded .38 snubbed-nose was recovered. Lambert, an ex convict, was charged with carrying a concealed weapon and pled guilty, fined $200 plus costs. Deputy Troy Morris aided in the apprehension.

Pane One Avenue F el Rancho 14Th Street Monroe King Avenue I Third Street Smith and Lambert Wrinkle Avenue C Alvis Maddox City Hall Lambert Troy Morris Wellington Vernon

Two Planes Hold Ground Near Bong Son Attack

U S 1st Air Cavalrymen repelled a sneak attack on their helicopter base near Bong Son about 299 miles north of Saigon. A young gunner led a counterstrike against Viet Cong encampments with explosive packs. Lt Col Robert Little deployed two companies at sunrise on Crow Foot Mountain ridge. Explosions indicated a Communist ammunition dump ignition. troops met little resistance in the hills.

U.S. 1St Air Cavalrymen Bong Son Saigon Viet Cong Robert Little Crow Foot

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