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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1967
Page
13
The article notes Governor Romney's Open Housing support at a Flint rally, with critics arguing 1966 letter opposition shifted public sentiment. Mentions broader political shifts on Vietnam, animal birth control pills for dogs, farm changes, and a local Abilene visit.
The Brewer family and relatives gathered August 19 20 at Hasse Community House for a reunion led by Paul Brewer and Paul Goforth. Officers elected Beulah Roberts president Clarice Goforth sec treas and Juanita Thorp registrar. Attendance included many from Comanche Midland Brownfield Roby and other Texas towns. Noted activities included a Saturday night sleepover and a 42 game of dominoes.
A religious tract extolls the Bible’s promise of a resurrection dawn. It argues all humans awaken in the Millennium, with the saved Church rising first and earthly generations later, rebuking eternal torment beliefs and urging readers to contact Divine Plan in Fort Worth, Texas.
The 3rd Annual Texas Prison Rodeo will feature top entertainers. Jo Ann Castle Norma Zimmer and Larry Hooper from the Lawrence Welk show are slated for the first two Sundays in October with Castle and Zimmer popular in 1966. Hooper also known for "Oh Happy Day" will perform October 15.
FBI seeks an unidentified armed white male who attempted to rob the Inwood National Bank of Dallas at 9 48 a m on August 8 1966. A customer was shot and killed. Witnesses describe the suspect as about 27, 5 9 tall 160 pounds with dark hair and eyes. He wore a muscular build and broad shoulders, spoke with a southern accent, and may bear initials J B on his upper left arm. FBI art likeness circulated. witnesses say it resembles the man. Information requested by authorities.
Ross W. Vick, VA representative from San Antonio, departs for Long Binh Vietnam on a three month tour to advise returning servicemen under the GI Bill. A veteran of WWII and Korea, he will help smooth civilian life transition as part of a president ordered program expanding civilian tours in Vietnam.
A bale of fresh alfalfa hay is suggested to bait crappie trees with weight to keep it down. A sack of butcher shop meat bones is proposed for a catfish hole as visible advice.
A civic advisory requests contacting the nearest FBI office for information about an armed and extremely dangerous individual. Citizens are cautioned not to attempt any apprehension and to rely on law enforcement authorities for handling the case.
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