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Childress Index

Location

Childress, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1965

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McNamara Forecasts North Viet Nam Infiltration Rise

Defense Secretary McNamara said Hanoi will send about 4 500 men monthly to the South in the coming dry season, up from 800 last year, with bombing focused on supply lines. He stressed the aim to preserve South Viet Nam and noted Viet Cong losses have risen, signaling no early troop ceiling.

Charles W. Cord Dry United Press International Washington UPI Robert 5. McNamara Viet Nam Hanoi Andrews Air Force Base McNamara Johnson Haiphong South Viet Nam North Viet Nam Saigon South London Paris North Atlantic Treaty Organization NATO Air Cavalry

Prospects for Gemini 7 Flight Improve

NASA reported Gemini 7 launch prospects looked good for Saturday as Frank Borman and James Lovell reviewed the flight plan for a 206 Earth-orbits voyage. Tracking stations worldwide rehearsed the two spacecraft mission while backup crews prepared Gemini 6 and chasers for later rendezvous tests.

AL Rossiter United Press International Cape Kennedy UPI Frank Borman James Lovell Borman Ovell Space Agency Air Force Lovell Navy Virgil Grissom John Young Walter Schirra Thomas Stafford

Lions Hear Speaker on Medicare

Chester Lander administrator of Childress General Hospital outlined Medicare limitations for seniors and noted it does not cover all medical costs. He urged seniors to maintain private hospitalization policies as of the July 1 1966 start and discussed physician and hospital complications. Elmo Jones was welcomed as a new member and Wayne Degrasse of Amarillo attended as a visitor.

Chester Lander Childress General Hospital Lions Club Lander Warner Stevens Elmo Jones Wayne Degrasse Amarillo

Texas Boys Choir Program Set at Wilbarger Auditorium

The Texas Boys Choir will be heard at 8 p.m. December 4 in Wilbarger Auditorium Vernon as the first of three Vernon Community Concert Association programs. Ivan Davis, pianist, is scheduled January 22, 1966 and Fred Waring and The Pennsylvanians on March 3 in the same venue.

Texas Boys Choir Wilbarger Vernon Vernon Community Concert Association Ivan Davis Fred Waring Pennsylvanians

Pifer Named Acting President of Carnegie Foundation

The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching appoints Alan Pifer as acting president replacing John W. Gardner who is on leave to head Health, Education and Welfare. Pifer also serves as acting president of the Carnegie Corporation and has been a foundation vice president since November 1963.

New York UPI Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching Alan Pifer John W. Gardner Pifer Carnegie Corporation Foundation

Wealthy Hermit Dies Liked Mud Baths on Trips

An 86 year old hermit known for mud baths and world travel was found dead in a cave near Wheeler Texas. He was worth over $60,000 with a land title worth $40,000 and a bank balance of $20,000. The deceased, Noble Chancey Myers, left letters to his sister Daisy Fuller in Oklahoma City and had a simple cave dwelling and summer shack. Graveside services were set at Arapaho Cemetery in Clinton Oklahoma.

Wheeler, Tex UPI Noble Chancey Myers Daisy Fuller Oklahoma Ciy Bus Dorman Wheeler Couny Myers First National Bank Wheeler Pampas Argentina Paris Madrid Spain Thermopolis Wyo Milton Finstrwald Mobeetie Finsterwald Elk Falls Kan Chance Texas Panhandle Arapaho Cemetery Clinton Okla

Sergeant Dowdy Transferred From Childress to Austin District

Sgt. Dan R. Dowdy, head of the Department of Public Safety Childress District for nine years, is reassigned to the Austin District office effective December 1. His replacement will report this week. Dowdy expects to stay in Childress through the week and his family will follow by semester’s end.

Dan R. Dowdy Childress Department of Public Safety Austin Wilbarcer Hardeman Cottle Foard Motley Hall

McMurry Student Earns Alpha Chi Honor

Quentin Henderson a junior at McMurry College in Abilene and son of H J Henderson of Tell has been accepted into Alpha Chi. He is from Childress High School and ranks in the top ten percent of the junior and senior classes.

Quentin Henderson McMurry College Abilene H. J. Henderson Tell Alpha Chi Henderson Childress High School McMurry

Isle of Man Census Counts Women Over Men

The census in the Isle of Man shows 10 345 female residents and 9 320 men reflecting a gender balance with more women than men. Officials joke about the island being misnamed as the two sexes are closely counted in the results.

Isle OF Man England UPI

Texas Youth Indicted Over Jetliner Hijack Attempt

A federal grand jury in New Orleans indicted 16 year old Thomas Robinson of Brownsville Texas on three counts for attempting to hijack a commercial airliner. He was ordered to a Missouri hospital for a sanity examination after the 75 minute session. He faces piracy assault and intimidation charges related to the stewardess Nancy Taylor and pilot Captain Dean Cooper.

New Orleans UPI Texas Thomas Robinson Brownsville Tex Federal Hospital Springfield Robinson Cuba Fidel Castro Nancy Taylor Dean Cooper U.S. Dist Herbert Christenberry

Crime Rate Jumps 5 Percent in First Nine Months

FBI Director J Edgar Hoover reports national crime rose 5 percent through the first three quarters of 1965 compared with 1964. Violent crime up across murder rape robbery and aggravated assault with suburbs showing the sharpest gains. Robberies and rapes led increases while auto thefts declined.

Washington UPI FBI J. Edgar Hoover

Klansmen Planned To Kill Own Member Says Klansmen Planned To Kill Own Member

FBI informer Gary Rowe testified in federal court that he met with high ranking Ku Klux Klan officials in Jacksonville to plot the assassination of a Klansman who exposed secret order information. The testimony linked three Klansmen to the slaying of Viola Liuzzo and related events in Montgomery and Selma during March.

James Felder United Press International Montgomery Ala FBI Ku Klux Kla Jacksonville Fla Gary Thomas Rowe Rowe Rowe Collie Leroy Wilkins Wiliam Featon Eugene Thomas Lowe Viola Liuzzo Rowe Liuzzo Detroit Thomas Neal Shanahan Birmingham Selma U.S. Atty John Doar Wilkins Shanahan Art Hanes

Johnson aims to curb wages prices and interest through restraint

President Johnson seeks to avoid economic controls in the Viet Nam war era and urges voluntary restraint to limit wages prices and interest rates. He may push wage price guideposts in congressional messages and consider a conservative Fed appointment while Ackley reports auto price moves and tax cut effects.

Johnson City UPT Johnson Congress Federal Reserve Board Federal Reserve CC. Canby Balderston Gardner Ackley Council of Economic Advisers Auto Indusy Ackely Bureau of Labor Statistics

Truett Ball Jr Improves After Thanksgiving Crash

Amarillo resident Truett Ball Jr. remains in St. Anthony's Hospital room 404 after a Thanksgiving Day car crash near Lake Meredith. Doctors report his spinal discs are damaged, with a concussion and severe bruises. his mother Mrs. Katharine Ball says he may leave for home to recuperate later this week.

Truett Ball, Jr Amarillo St. Anthony’s Hospital Ball Lake Meridith S. Hughes Katherine Ball

John Stages Dies and Funeral Planned for Wednesday

John Stages 72 a retired carpenter died at 8 p m Sunday in Ardmore Oklahoma while seeking medical care His funeral is scheduled for 2 p m Wednesday at Estelline First Baptist Church with Rev Royce Denton officiating Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery Memphis Spicer Funeral Home in charge Survivors include his widow four daughters one son 11 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren plus numerous brothers from several states

John Stages Fstelline First Baptist Royce Denton Fairview Memphis Spicer Staggs Parker County Texas Virginia Ellen Stephenson Estelline Eugene Scott Otto Stephenson Fort Collins Colo Darling R. B. Brown Anton L. L. Staggs Spearman Clinton Harvey Clifornia Fred Big Spring George Colorado Springs Joe Shamrock Bill Sayre Okla Cary Phoenix

Freezing Weather Grips Texas With Widespread Freeze

United Press International reports an autumn freeze across Southeast Texas and parts of the north with towns like San Antonio at 30 degrees the note of the coldest since March. Fort Worth Texarkana 32 degrees Dalhart 19 Amarillo Lubbock 27 Wichita Falls Alpine 28 El Paso 35. Rainfall minimal Houston Beaumont Galveston Brownsville 0.01. Forecaster expects daytime warmth but chilly nights with clear skies.

Southeastexas San Antonio Fort Worth Texarkana Dalhart Amarillo Lubbock Wichita Falls Alpine el Paso West Texas Houston Beaumont Galveston Brownsville

Cost of Living Rises Sharply in October

The Labor Department reports October CPI at 110.4, up two points from September, placing costs 1.8 percent higher than a year ago. Arnold Chase notes the yearly rise is substantial but not inflationary, with forecasts for a possible small November uptick from higher auto, clothing, and food prices.

Washington UPI Labor Department Johnson Arnold Chase Bureau of Labor Statistics Chase

L A Rogers Dies Monday in Iowa

L A Rogers nephew of N D Rogers and cousin of Andy Rogers of Childress died at 6 pm Monday in Des Moines Iowa from a heart attack at about 60. Funeral services are at 1 pm Thursday in Fort Worth, his former home. Survivors include brother Truett Rogers and sister Mrs Fae Driskell, both of Fort Worth.

L. A. Rogers N. D. Rogers Andy Rogers Childress Des Moines Fort Worth Truett Rogers Fae Driskell

Lindsay Victory Won't Signal Liberal Shift say Association

The Free Society Association led by Denison Kitchel said Rep. John Lindsay's New York mayoralty victory is superficial and has little national significance. He noted the history of American politics shows no real link between local voting and national issues.

Lindsay Washington UPI Barry M. Goldwater Free Society Association Rep John New York Association Denison Kitchel

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