Wallace shot at rally as crowd blocks escape in Maryland
The scene outside a Washington area rally turned chaotic when George Wallace was shot after greeting a fan. Wallace was moved to Holy Cross Hospital in Silver Spring for treatment, while the assailant, Bremer, was wounded and held. President Nixon ordered increased Secret Service protection for several national figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
George
Eaton
Gov. Wallace
NBC
Fred Montague
Maryland
Arthur A. Marshall
Bremer
Justice Department
Washington
Secret Service
U.S
George Beall
Milwaukee
Voetz
American Civil Liberties Union
Beall
William Gullett
Prince George's County
Nixon
Mrs. Wallace
D-N.w
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
Chisholm
Mills
Kennedy
Hubert Humphrey
George McGovern
Edmund S. Muskie
Henry M. Jackson
Admits and dismissals listed for local officials and residents
A local notice lists individuals admitted on various days and dismissed on multiple days. Names include Solomon E. May Ima Jean Calkins Mrs J A Rogers Mrs W E Landrum Sharon Briley Ruby King Estelle East Billy Sarrels Sarah Fields Bob Bigham Stanley Keeling and others. Several entries show dismissals on Friday through Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon E. May
Ima Jean Calkins
J. A. Rogers
W. E. Landrum
Sharon Briley
Ruby King
Estelle East
Billy Sarrels
Sarah Fields
Bob Bigham
Stanley Keeling
Joe Ricks
J. R. Stockstill
Floyd Darling
Dessie Moore
Michael Scott
Baby
John Russ
P. A. Preslar
J. E. Copelin
Local Weekend Visits Reported Across Several Families
Carroll Cheatheam hosted daughters Kim and Rita and Dallas visitors Mrs. Diane Miller and Larry Wayne over the weekend. Florence Owens of Los Angeles visited Mrs. D A Miskell, while Ronald Tucker and Joel of Midland joined Morris grandparents. Brenda Bobo’s OSU Stillwater graduation drew her family from Hollis and Sapulpa. Paul Camp earned an architectural engineering degree at Texas Tech, with parents Harold and Mrs. Camp present. Several others were noted as hospital patients or transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Cheatheam
Kim and
Rita Cheatheam
Diane Miller
Larry Wayne
Dallas
Ronald Tucker
Joel
Midland
Kenneth Chapman
John W. Morris
Brenda Bobo
Hollis
Okla
Oklahoma State University
Stillwater
Miss Bobo
Fred Bobos
Sapulpa
Carl Sandridge
Sandridge
Morris
Paul Camp
the Childress High School
Texas Tech
Harold Camp
Lankford Begins Eye Surgery at High Plains Hospital
A. H. Lankford entered the High Plains Baptist Hospital in Amarillo yesterday for eye surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Lankford
High Plains Baptist Hospital
Amarillo
Bobkitten Mothers Plan Thursday Meeting at Courthouse
Bobkitten Mothers will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday in the Assembly room of the Courthouse to plan the end of school all sports picnic. All mothers are urged to attend.
Mike Henderson Accepted to UT Houston Medical School
James Michael Henderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Henderson, is admitted to the University of Texas Medical School in Houston. He previously completed studies in Southwestern University’s Pharmacy School and has worked as a pharmacist at Foote Drug in Petersburg, Texas since the start of the year. He will receive his bachelor of science in pharmacy at Southwestern’s commencement Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Henderson
James Michael Henderson
A. T. Henderson
University of Texas At Houston
Henderson
Southwestern University
Weatherford
Okla
Foote Drug
Petersburg
Tex
Southwestern
Andy Robert Longbines
Janet Gloar
Southwestern State College
Oklo
Milam Stadium
Childress High School
CHS
Longbines
Lubbock
Raff and Hall Drug Stores
Phi Delta Chi Fraternity
Pharmacy Wives
L. L. Longbine
Garland
Childress
C. B. Gloar
Aerial Campaign Falters as Fuel Line Is Targeted
US reports slow North Vietnamese offensive as air strikes halt pumping stations along the southern pipeline toward the DMZ. The destroyed stations cut a line that could deliver about 1,130 metric tons of fuel daily, though effects may take 30 days to show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanoi
North Vietnam
U.S
Hue
Imperial
U. S
Panhandle
Demilitarized Zone
Halt Salt Water Flow Plan Urges River Basin Action
Congressman Bob Price testifies before a joint Senate House subcommittee backing a plan to curb natural salt pollution in the Red River Basin. He cites 4000 tons daily from 10 sources and a successful Estelline project that now prevents about 300 tons daily from Prairie Dog Town Fork, with goals for Wichita River Basin areas to protect Lake Kemp and Wichita Falls water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Price
United State Senate
House of Representatives
Red River
Price
Prairie Dog Town Fork
Corps of Engineers
Foard
Cattle
King
Knox Counties
Wichita River
Lake Kemp
Wichita Falls
Public Works
House
Senate of Appropriations
White House
Office of Management and Budget
Wallace Heads Field in Michigan Presidential Straw Vote
Alabama Governor George Wallace is expected to lead seven Democratic hopefuls in Michigan's first presidential straw vote in 44 years. The ballot also features a busing referendum in Detroit suburbs and school levies with local recalls scattered across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Michigan
Alabama
George Wallace
Wallace Makes Campaign Stop at Shopping Center
Wallace delivers a minute speech at a shopping center then steps from behind a bulletproof lectern to greet supporters in a supermarket parking lot. Campaign aide Emmett W. Eaton says a man in ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett W. Eaton
Prosecution Ties Four Guns to Marin Center Escape Plot
A prosecution alleges four guns were provided and a plan built to free Jackson from the Marin County Civic Center on August 7, 1970. The scheme would swap hostages for Jackson, but the escape failed, resulting in the deaths of a judge, two convicts, and an accomplice. Arnason condensed a diary to two pages centered on Miss Davis's affection for Jackson, one of three Soledad inmates awaiting trial for a guard murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marin County Civic Center
Jackson
Arnason
Miss Davis
Soledad
Barbs on clothes and etiquette fade as critics rise
Witty remarks decry traditional male norms in money, obedience, and art. A critic emerges from the school of hard knocks, while pop art loses its spark for many, reflecting shifting tastes and gendered expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Hard Knocks
Community Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Births
High Point notes visiting relatives across Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico. Key events include births Paige Ann Taylor weighing seven pounds eight ounces in Tulsa and Trey Taylor sharing festivities with family in Oklahoma. Memorial and hospital visits also mark the week with residents from Childress Paducah Amarillo and Wichita Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Biddy
Bill Kelley
Cecil Bryant
Amarillo
E. B. Conner
Irving
Dallas
Gerald Conners
Gladys King
Conner
Galveston
A. V. King
Elbert
Leon May
Mary Alice Barley
Margarett Lumpkin
High Point
Dave Brummett
Panhandle
Fred Clarks Jr
Washington
Chett Reeves
Watt Gibson
Larry
Wichita Falls
Carl Miller
J. T. Morris
Childress
Miller
Mary Hightower
Mayland
Denver Redwine
K. L. Fouch
Ray Taylor
Tulsa
Okla
Paige Ann
Taylors
Trey
D. H. Fry
Luel Hamner
Fouches
Abner Biddy
Paducah
Chamber of Commerce
Elton Wrinkle
Floyd Biddy
el Paso
North Carolina
Virgina
Arkansas
S. H. Wrinkle
Finis Wrinkles
Stella Carr
J. D. Biddys
Midland
Ray Kelleys
Lions Hear Red Cross Drive Report in Childress County
Hearrell Sclaes, drive chairman, presented a report on the Red Cross Drive titled Can Do Campaign by a Can Do County. He credited division chairmen, workers, and media coverage for meeting the quota. The Broom Sale for The Blind, chaired by Sim Vaughn, was noted as the club’s most successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childress County
Lions Club Today
Hearrell Sclaes
Sclaes
Glen Stiner
Vaughn
Lions
Richard Bird
Floyd Sackett
Stiner
Gordon Gravley
Lions International
Leo G. Hickman
Texas Ranger
Harry Bramblett
Amarillo
Sam Haynes
Dalhart
Visiting in the Oscar Glover home and area movements
A list of visitors from multiple Texas towns and nearby states called on the Glover household in Childress and Amarillo for medical, funeral, and family visits. Mentions extended trips to Wheeler and work arrangements. Vancouver Harbor handles 35 million tons of dry cargo in 1971, the most on North America’s west coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Goff Index
Oscar Glover
O. T. Glover
Barbara Cooper
Albuquerque
N. M
Wayne Lowery
Tanya
Turkey
Stelton Crain
Joe Crain
Willard Williams
Jerry
Childress
Maude Glover
Chadron
S. D
Grace Glover
Amarillo
Williams
Vancouver
British Columbia
North America
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John Deaver
Memphis
Gate City
REA
Leon Helm
Jerry Collins
Jim Moody
Deaver
John Chamberlain
Houta
Florence Owens
Los Angeles
Calif
D. A. Miskell
Charles Dorsey
Bethania Hospital
Claude Sledge
Northwest Texas Hospital
Pete Bumpus
Jeanette
Baylor Hospital
Bobby Henderson
Garland Henderson
Chowla and Shea
Bob Hamilton
Michael
H. J. Henderson
Tell
Paul Phillips
Will
Paula
Jay Detternhaim
Quanah
Maurice
Linda
Renee Farris
Maurine
Marla
Marsha Sumrall
Ola Guess
Lane
Denver
Jack Hightower
Baltimore
Edwin Walker
Walker
Lee Park
Austin, Tex
Texas Railroad Commission
State Democratic Committee
Ralph W. Yarborough
Texas Election Bureau
Moscow
BY Phil Pastoret
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
High Point News
Red Cross
Billy V. Farris
25Th Infantry Division
Schofield Barracks
Hawaii
Troy Rogers
Billy Jr
Richard Nixon
Robert J. Uplinger
Syracuse
N.Y
International Service Club Organization
World Lions Clubs
Bob Hope
Gus Orcutt
Herschel Groff
Red Wyatt
J.D. Cox
J. A. Stinnett
Tristan Mabry
Tracy
T. Z. Zint
Truman Mabry
James Goff
Chad
Angie
Thad
Happy
Ton Goff
Wheeler
James
Earl D. King
Southside Baptist Church
Joe Ainsworth
Tell, Texas
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