Assassination Fallout and Cold War Watchwords in 1968 Digest
Following Kennedy's murder a committee is to study crime causes amid debates on law and order. The column riffs on prophecy, banking automation, hip fashion, new pills, smoking dangers, German coin tricks, and a Baptist leader's postulates, concluding America is not to blame for the murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kennedy
Crme
Law
Orde
U. S. Congress
Washington
D. C
Sureme Court
Southern Baptist Convention
Houston
Kennedy
America
Jorua
Uall Arpad
Israel
United States
Comanche Chief’s 95th Birthday Celebration In August
The Comanche Chief, founded in 1873 by G A Beeman and now under Bob Carpenter since 1925, marks its 95th birthday in August 1968. The history recalls editors and rival papers like Exponent, Welcome Visitor, and News, with anecdotes of Sam Vernon’s leadership and legal skirmishes involving Wilson and federal anti lottery law actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Sam
Wilson
Durance Vile
G. A. Beeman
Bob Carpenter
L. B. Russell
Vernon
Thomas
Brownwood
Pecan Valley News
Europe
The
Fort Worth
Dublin
Thomas Gaines
Sam Vernon
G. Wilson
Fleming
Mrs. Audra F. E. Wilson Dies in Fort Worth
Mrs. Audra F. E. Wilson, 73, of Fort Worth died Thursday, June 6 in a local hospital. Services were held June 8 at Como nche Funeral Home Chapel with Len Dalton officiating. Burial followed at Oakwood Cemetery. She was born July 14, 1894 in Comanche and lived there 66 years before moving to Fort Worth seven years ago. Survived by two sons, Joe of Hurst and W J Wilson. four daughters, Beatrice Wilson, Mrs E E Steward, Mrs H L Williams, and Mrs James P Rauhut. 16 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. She was a Baptist. Her husband William A Wilson died February 7, 1960. she was preceded in death by two sons Eugene R. and Herbron Lee Wilson.
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Audra FE. Wilson
Fort Worth
Comanche
William A. Wilson
Eugene R
Herbron Lee Wilson
The
Baptist Church
Joe of
Hurst
W. J. Wilson
Beatrice Wilson
Fort Worth matinee of Half a Sixpence at Casa Manana
Mr and Mrs Bill Wilkerson and children David Katie and Noel attended the Fort Worth matinee performance of Half a Sixpence now playing at Casa Manana. Cross Plains editor Jack Scott publisher of the Cross Plains Review was in Comanche on business Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Wilkerson
David
Katie
Noel
Fort Worth
Casa Manana
Cross Plains
Jack Scott
The
Cross Plains Review
Comanche
Faith Through Trouble: Trust in God Guides Through Suffering
Reflecting on why the wicked prosper and the righteous suffer, the message urges faith not as removal of trouble but as means to surmount it. It cites Jesus on the cross and the line Into Thy hands I commend my spirit to illustrate trusting God beyond understanding.
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Jesus
God
PFC Crownover Serves In Vietnam Civic Action Patrols
Marine Private First Class Leland D. Crownover son of Mrs. Clemmie Duke of Comanche is serving in Vietnam with the Second Battalion Ninth Marine Regiment Third Marine Division. He helps conduct patrols combat operations and civic action projects to assist Vietnamese with wells culverts bridges and schools funded by the Marine Corps Reserve Civic Action Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland D. Crownover
Clemmie Duke
E. Highland
Comanche
Vietnam
Ninth Marine Regiment
Third Marine Division
South Vietnam
Marine Corps Reserve Civic Action Fund
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Jerry Marcus
Travelers Safety Service
EWS Digest
Jeane Dixon
Robert F. Kennedy
Cologne
Fraulein
Rete
Frank Chancellor
A. B. Haworth
Mr. Haworth
the News
Haworth
Walter Barnes
Jeff D. Ferguson
Carnes
Jack Carnes
Jack
Wichita Falls
Patricia Martin
Voldma Bleeker
Olton
ATLAS
C. F. Hall
Joe Tupin
John D. Hicks
Oom
Friendly Service
STA
Ned Stewart
Wade
Gustine
Wayne Strube
Proctor
Chevrolet
Chevy
Denelict’s
Asa B. Christoph
P.F.C. Crownover
Viet Nam
Will
Norris Insurance
West Central
Comanche, Texas
Acre
Hooker Farm Chemical
Central Tense Fertilizer Co.,Inc
Texas
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