The Childress Index Publication Details and Rates
The Childress Index announces its history and publishing schedule in Childress Texas. It lists rates for mail subscriptions in various regions and a correction policy attributed to publisher Morris Higley.
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Childress Index
Main Street
Childress
Texas
T, Inc
Ox Bow Printing, Inc
Ostage
Marty Malitie
Chile
Perry Persiee
Morris Higley
Main ST
Ildress
A Precedent for Two China Policy
George Bush, U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, argues a two China seating precedent in the U N reflects a historical U N practice with Ukraine and Byelorussia listed as charter members. He says the Nixon policy echoes that, but the key issue remains that Moscow holds three votes while Beijing would seek control. The piece critiques the so called three Russia precedent as a mischief making argument.
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George Bush
U.S
United Nations
China
Taiwan
Soviet Union
Ukraine
Byelorussia
Russia
General Assembly
U.N
Nixon
Bush
Soviet Russia
Moscow
Peking
United States
Confederacy
Great Britain
Scotland
Wales
German man seeks midwifery post as counterpoint to women’s work
A 38 year old man in Germany challenged a midwifery school admission denial before the Commission of the European Economic Community. The commission said national laws override Community rules and with six member states not agreeing on midwifery interpretation, job discrimination cases cannot be solved. The piece argues for a male counterpart in nursing and midwifery.
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Germany
Commission of the European Economic Community
Cost underrun noted in Minuteman III guidance system
The U S Air Force reports North American Rockwell achieved a 10.5 million dollar cost underrun in Minuteman III guidance and control development. The saving equals about 3.29 missiles, offering a worthwhile restraint amid a vast defense budget.
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National Defense
U.S. Air Force
Rockwell Corp
Lindsay's 1972 bid faces hard delegate math in New York
New York Mayor John Lindsay, newly a Democrat, faces a rough path to the 1972 nomination. Analysts say he may win only a few of New York's 39 congressional districts in the June 20 primary and struggle to build reliable home delegate strength. Some reform Democrats question his appeal beyond the city.
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Washington
NEA
New York
John Lindsay
Lindsay
New York City
Upstate
Political blowback folds into Texas governor wage freeze debate
Morris Higley notes Preston Smith faces sharp editorials nationwide over the wage freeze tied to inflation. Detractors include Port Arthur News and Dallas Times Herald while Lubbock Avalanche Journal offers tempered critique. piece urges fence mending for a possible third term and discusses compiling biographical histories, with Frank Dakil’s death prompting rapid data gathering.
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Morris Higley
Preston Smith
Associated Press
Port Arthur News
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Guv Smith
Dallas Times Herald
White House
Lubbock- Avalanche- Journal
Smith
George Meanys
George McGoverns
Texas
Today in History Highlights Across Eras
On this date in 1814 British troops captured Washington. In 79 A.D. Mount Vesuvius eruption buried Pompeii and Herculaneum. In 1932 Amelia Earhart made a nonstop US flight. In 1954 Getulio Vargas died after a military overthrow. National Geographic notes Nice’s ancient Greek founding.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Capitol
White House
Mt. Vesuvius
Italy
Pompeii
Herculaneum
George Washington
Philadelphia
Braxton Bragg
Kentucky
Thomas A. Edison
Amelia Earhart
United States
Getulio Vargas
Brazil
Soviet Union
West Berlin
Lyndon B. Johnson
Lindsay favored but trails in key primaries say observers
The piece notes skepticism in New York circles about Gov. Lindsay's chances in California and Oregon primaries despite polling leads over McGovern and Bayh. It mentions California polls and Oregon’s past voting patterns, with discussions of a national convention backdrop and speculative committee support.
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New York
California
Pago Pago
America Samoa
Lindsay
Oregon
Eugene McCarthy
Robert F. Kennedy
George McGovern
Birch Bayh
Miami Beach
Inconsistent Reactions to New Economic Plan Stir Debate
The piece weighs mixed international and domestic responses to lower taxes, a floating dollar, higher import duties and a wage price freeze. It notes foreign officials' paradoxical demand for restraint while resisting payment deficits and contrasts AFL CIO leader Meany and Labor Secretary Hodgson on wage price controls. The story also includes a Bible excerpt and a prompt to turn to Letters Page 8.
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New York
France
United States
Gaylord Freeman
First National Bank of Chicago
Germany
George Meany
Afl-Cio
James J. Hodgson
Meany
Nixon
Hodgson
Our Challenge: Science Dominate Man or Man Dominate Science
Dear Editor. The letter questions whether science will govern humanity or be governed by humans. It ponders if scientific advances bring problems or solutions and asks how controls should be formed to manage rapid discoveries.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bruce Biossat
By Bruce Biossat
Frank Dakil
Dallas
Mike
Atlas
Pacific
South Vietnam
Nice
The
Riviera
B.C
National Geographic
Business Mirror
Shinar
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