Local Women Attend Meeting On Cancer
Dr Jabez Galt of Dallas told District 3S delegates at a Lubbock meeting that full use of cancer fighting techniques could save 41000 women yearly in uterine cancer outcomes. Attendees from the Childress Unit included Mrs Malone Hagan and Mrs Deane Dodge. The program covered progress in the three fold cancer control plan across 18 counties and noted special fund drive awards for several counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jabez Galt
Dallas
American Cancer Society
Lubbock
Childress
Malone Hagan
Deane Dodge
Dr. Galt
Fred Learned
ASC
New York
ACS
Robert L. Sanders
Warren G. Poole
Ethelmae Kauffman
Levelland Childress
Hale
Cottle
Hardeman
Floyd
Swisher
Hardeman County
India to Continue War in Kashmir After Cease Fire
Indian Defence Minister Y B Chavan told parliament operations to liquidate armed infiltrators would continue. India accused Pakistan of infiltrator activity elsewhere as both sides battled for ground before the cease fire took effect. Pakistan claimed an Indian frigate was sunk, which India denied. Intermittent artillery fire continued in Rawalpindi and Pakistan said forces gained ground in the Rajasthan sector. The cease-fire freezes both armies and a decisive finish to the conflict remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Logan
United Press International
India
Guerrilas
Kashmir
Pakistan
Y. B. Chavan
Voice of Kashmir Radio
Freedom
The
House
China
Chavan
Peking
Uttar Pradesh
Sikkim
United Nations Security Council
Rawalpindi
Amritsar
General Motors Cuts 1966 Car Prices After Tax Change
GM announced lower 1966 model prices, passing along the federal 3 percent excise tax cut and including the cost of safety equipment as standard. Reductions ranged from 46 cents to 36 dollars across Pontiac, Chevrolet, Oldsmobile, Buick, and Cadillac lines, signaling a different industry response after Chrysler raised prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David W. Chute
Detroit
UPI
General Motors Corp
Chrysler
Ford
American Motors
Chevrolet
Pontiac
Oldsmobile
Buick
Chrysler Corp
United Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
Auto Company
Carroll Seal Elected County ASCS Group Chairman
Carroll Seal was elected chairman of the Childress County Agriculture Stabilization Conservation Service committee at a meeting yesterday under a new policy. He also drew a three year term on the committee. Bill Wolf became vice chairman with a two year term. Guy Moseley was elected a member for one year. Fletcher Carter is first alternate and Cecil Phillips second alternate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Seal
Childress County
Nominations Open for Childress Top Employee Award
Kenneth Fink, president of the Childress Rotary Club, announced nominations for the Outstanding Employee of Childress. The award will be presented at the Chamber of Commerce Banquet on October 14 at Fair Park Auditorium. A secret committee will select nominees, and interested parties may submit details to Fink at Box 550 Childress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childress
Kenneth Fink
Childress Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce
Fair Park Auditorium
Fink
Wellington Man Killed When Rig Hit Power Line
James Harvey Wilson 20 of Wellington died near Dodson when a water well drilling rig struck a West Texas Utilities line. Investigators say he stood on the ground with his hand on the clutch as the tower touched the line. Funeral arrangements were pending. Survivors include his wife, his mother, and sisters, all of Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Harvey
Jim) Wilson
Wellington
Dodson
Kelso Funeral
Wilson
Claude McKinney
John Rainey
Troy Marsh
Harold Scott
Garland Hightower
West Texas Utilities Co
Sandra Davis
Hedley
Farm Bureau
Grace Wilson
Dewey Baker
United Nations under strain as U S Soviet ties shift
The piece analyzes a rare U S Soviet partnership to curb war threats in Asia and questions the staying power of the United Nations. It notes new dues rules allowing nonpayment without losing assembly votes, hints at an item veto by Congress, and predicts tense, uncertain autumn General Assembly dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
United States
Soviet Union
India
Red China
Pakistan
Johnson
U. N. General Assembly
General Assembly
U.N
Assembly
Gaza Strip
Congo
Adlai E. Stevenson
Big Fellows
Congress
United Nation
Red Cross Fund Drive Nears $1500 As Donation Tally Grows
Red Cross workers report steady contributions toward a $5,000 goal. By noon the drive total reached 1492.50 with $354.50 from Main Street and $813 from residential areas. City and outlying teams continue collecting as organizers urge rapid donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Gene Blackwell
Alyeen Ater
Roy Key
Bill Sager
Commerce
Cecil Park
Sam Carmack
Main
Lois Stiner
E. A. Sanders
Blackwell
Seven Leave For Induction In Amarillo Draft Call
Seven registrants were forwarded today to the Armed Forces Induction Station Amarillo by Texas Local Board No. 20 serving Childress Cottle Collingsworth Hall Briscoe counties Frances Starkey clerk Those going for induction were Richard Brim Memphis Rodney Ray Richardson Paducah Phillip Klapper Kirkland James Archie Wellington David L Caleote Kirkland Ronnie Frank Kindle Childress and Forrest Simmons Childress Twenty three men were called for Armed Forces Physical Examination today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armed Forces Induction Station
Amarillo
Texas
Childress
Cottle
Collingsworth
Hall
Briscoe
Frances Starkey
Richard Brim
Memphis
Rodney Ray Richardson
Paducah
Phillip Klapper
Kirkland
James Archie
Wellington
David L. Caleote
Ronnie Frank Kindle
Forrest Simmons
Chidress
Ared Forces
Seminar Attracts Students To Health Careers In Amarillo
E A Sanders of Childress schools attended an eight day Amarillo seminar sponsored by the Cotton Medical Association. The event aimed to spark student interest in health careers including medicine nursing dentistry and laboratory work. A program will be shown at 1 pm November 4 at the high school auditorium for students medical professionals and parents. Sup J W Hamilton noted automation may reduce many jobs but medical fields will still need skilled minds and hands. He invited anyone interested to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childress
E. A. Sanders
Amarillo
Cott and Medical Association
J. W. Hamilton
Hamilton
Largest Cache of Arms Uncovered by US Forces
American allied forces sweeping a Viet Cong area 40 miles north of Saigon killed 20 guerrillas and uncovered the largest cache of enemy arms to date. The operation involved American Australian New Zealand and South Vietnamese troops, with the 173rd U.S. Airborne Brigade credited for the cache find and 12 Viet Cong killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael T. Malloy
Saigon
UPT
da Nang
173Rd
U.S. Airborne Brigade
Mild Weather Ushers in Autumn Across Texas
Mild temperatures and sunshine spread over Texas as autumn began after a week of violent storms and heavy rain. Forecasters expect showers in the southeast and along the coast, with a cold front moving along a Texarkana to Corpus Christi to Laredo line, and a secondary front into the Panhandle. Overnight lows ranged from the 40s to mid-70s, with northern readings in the 60s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Texas
Lesus
Texarkana
Corpus Christi
Laredo
Panhandle
Dalhart
Amarillo
el Paso
Alpine
Lubbock
Midland
Wichita Falls
Weather Bureau
CIC Stockholders Contributed To Childress Industry
Stockholders of the Childress Industrial Corporation gave up their shares to aid local industry as the firm heads toward dissolution. President J. C. Randel urged burning certificates since shares will be worthless, listing many firms and individuals contributing from one to twenty shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childress Industrial Corporation
Childress
J. C. Randel
CIC
Rande
Algeon Ater
Belves F Bailey
Homer Bennett
Richard D. Bird
Wiliam Donald Black
L. E. Boles
Dr. J. A. Borum Jr
Louise Bowers
C. C. Broughton
Brown Auto Supply
Buckley's
Higley Takes Dual Roles in Clarendon Chamber and College
Tom Higley, former editor of The Childress Index, is named Manager of the Clarendon Chamber of Commerce and head of the Public Relations Department at Clarendon Junior College. He will start October 1 and will keep his newspaper and TV work while closing his studio. Mrs. Higley remains city secretary. He is the son of Morris and Mrs. Higley of Childress. she is L. V. Keel’s daughter of Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Higley
Childress Index
Clarendon
Morris Hisley
Childress
Higley
L. V. Keel
Carey
MD Fund Drive Is Postponed
The Muscular Dystrophy Mind Drive postponed until October 5. Drive chairman G. A. Williams announced it will be a single evening canvass of the town for contributions, sponsored by the Fire Department and overseen by City Fire Marshal Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Wiliams
Fire Department
Williams
Jay Molloy Family Injured In Accident
Five members of the Jay Molloy family of Huntsville Arkansas were injured when their automobile struck a culvert near Huntsville Tuesday morning, according to word received by Mrs. J D Crook, their mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Molloy
Huntsville
Ark
J. D. Crook
Infant Richard Cheek Dies at Childress General
Infant Richard Charles Cheek died at 11 10 a m today less than two hours after birth at Childress General Hospital Graveside rites set for 10 a m Friday in Garden of Memory Cemetery Paducah with John W Gay minister of the Church of Christ in Childress officiating Survivors include parents Carla sister of the home grandparents A B Cheek of Chillicothe A C Hageman of Lubbock great grandparents M P Barnfield of Chillicothe and William E Hagerman of Paducah
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Charles Cheek
Childress General Hospital
Harold Cheek
Garden of Memory
Paducah
John W. Gay
Church of Christ In
Childress
Carla
A. B. Cheek
Chillicothe
A. C Hage
Lubbock
M. P. Barnfield
William E. Hagerman
Auxiliary to Meet Special Legion Group Tonight
All new members are especially invited to attend the special American Legion Auxiliary meeting at 7:30 tonight in the Veterans Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Veterans Building
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Lahore
Rajasthan
Sind Desert
Khem Karan
Sialkot
General Motors
Carroll
Ascs Group
National Window
Childress Jaycees
Child
Ress
Glenn Buckley
J. C. Rande
Tommy Bailiff
Gene Smith
Russell V. Jones
South Viet Nam
Men's Store
R. D. Cagle
John F. Cates
J.W Chambers
Childress Index, Inc
Childress Lumber
Childress Reporter
Clements Barber Shop
D. B. Cline
Coca-Cola Bottling Co
L A. Cate
R. J. Cordell
Mart Coyne, Jr
Frank Dakis
W. E. Ernst Davis
DeLuxe Barber Shop
Ray Green
V. E Hatner
K. M. Hagan
Aubra Hawkins
A. G. Hargrave
A. L. Harp
W.C. Harp
Helen Hayton
Heard and Jones
A. T. Henderson
John Herren
Hicks and Helms
D. C. Holleman
Sid Holland Co
Melvin Ho
Charles Mack
W. H. Monroe
Joe Morgan
Fred Nelson
Howard E. Newberry
Noris Impement
James Paul Ord
J. C. Penney Co
Phipps and Lay
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