The Childress Index Publication Details
The Childress Index announces its establishment in 1688 and lists its office at 222 Main Street Childress Texas 7920 It is published in Childress by The Childress index inc and printed by Ox Bow Printing inc both located in Childress The paper prints on Sundays Tuesdays and Thursdays It is an independent newspaper committed to impartial news and corrects errors upon notification Morris Higley is the publisher Subscription rates in Childress and nearby counties are one year five dollars six months three dollars and fifty cents in other counties one year six dollars fifty cents six months three dollars fifty cents Carrier rates are eighty five cents per month or six dollars fifty cents per year
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Childress Index
Main Street
Childress
Texas
The
Childress Index, Inc
Ox Bow Printing, Inc
Morris Higley
Will the real issue now please stand up
Editorial argues the national security umbrella hides executive overreach and urges precise definitions of what threatens the country. It critiques use of national security to justify extralegal actions and questions the Nixon era disclosure’s impact on constitutional government.
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Supreme Court
Nixon
Sen
Howard Baker
Congress
Daniel Ellsberg
Pentagon
Kennedy
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Native New Yorker Builds Florida Dream in Sun City Center
HAL BOYLE profiles Jerry Gould, New York native turned Florida developer. Gould left Manhattan after three years in the Army, built 6,000 homes, and led Lehigh Acres development. He now leads W-G Development in Sun City Center planning 30,000 residents by 1980 and expansion toward Tampa andSt. Petersburg. He cites better cost of living and climate, while staying connected to New York visits.
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New Yorker
Hal Boyle
Sun City Center
Fla
America
New York City
Jerry Gould
Manhattan
Florida
New York
Jerry
Miami
Lehigh Acres
Fort Myers
W-G. Development Corp
del E. Webb Corp
Sun City
Ariz
Gould
Tampa
Sarasota
St. Petersburg
Campaign debts loom as Wallace and Price face fundraising gaps
MORRIS HIGLEY notes candidates hit financial rough seas as George Wallace reports a $200,000 deficit and Bob Price’s 1972 bid shows $20,000 in red. He suggests contributions to Wallace Campaign in Montgomery while predicting TV budgets and newsprint cuts may reduce big donor influence.
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Morris Higley
George Wallace
Dallas
Alabama
Wallace
P.O. Box
A. Montgomery
Ala
Bob Price
Dogwood Wood Named From Weapon History
The dogwood tree is linked to the dagger from European history as tough dogwood timber was shaped into a pointed knife called a dog. The weapon's name gave the tree its familiar name in old times.
Bertrand Russell on government dogma and peace
Bertrand Russell argues in Unpopular Essays that many governments teach different dogmas, fostering hostility. He suggests global peace requires either no dogma or universal indoctrination of the same creed.
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Bertrand Russell
Philosophy
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Timely Find: 300-Year-Old Dutch Clock Found in Monastery
An antique dealer in Haifa says a 300 year old Dutch clock found in a local monastery keeps exact time once the pendulum was started. The clock began ticking perfectly and shows no apparent wear after restoration.
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Haifa
Israel
Here
Berlin warns women against topless swimming at pools
West Berlin authorities state the city is not the French Riviera and women who continue to swim topless face fines up to 65 dollars.
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Berlin
West Berlin
French Riviera
Overseas takeovers expected to rise in 1973 and beyond
MRI survey of 1300 firms finds about 75 percent plan acquisitions this year with roughly one third involving foreign targets. Eighty percent with existing foreign operations expect expansion, while most firms foresee favorable or neutral effects from the dollar revaluation and devaluation.
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Kansas City
U.S
Midwest Research Organization
Midwest Research Institute of
Gary R. Nuss
MRI
Corporate Diversification, Ltd
New York
Nixon
China
Russia
Soviet Union
Nuss
Western
Europe
Latin America
Brazil
Far East
South Africa
Western Europe
United States
Japan
West Germany
Largest star Epsilon Aurigae B red giant
The largest measured star is Epsilon Aurigae B, a red giant, with a diameter of 2,500 million miles.
Nixon press parley audience limited by San Clemente tactics
Nixon aides staged a delayed and softly announced televised press conference on Watergate to restrict viewing. Aboard the western White House, notices and off the record briefings limited early network choice and kept audiences smaller, despite the program airing live at 2:30 p.m. Eastern. The result muted any potential comeback points for Nixon amid a shaky start.
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Washington
Nea
San Clemente
Nixon
White House
San Siemento
East
NBC
Mozart's Early Opera La Finta Semplice at Age 12
The young Mozart composed La Finta Semplice at age twelve by order of the Austrian emperor and staged the work in Salzburg, marking an early triumph in his operatic career.
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Mozart
la Finta Semplice
Austria
Salzburg
Today in History August 30 1973 notable events
On this date several historic events are listed including Gen Douglas MacArthur arriving in Japan in 1945 to set up occupation headquarters. Other items mention Cleopatra, Benedict Arnold, the Second Battle of Bull Run, the Dawes Plan, Thurgood Marshall, and Nixon’s Honolulu visit.
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Associated Press
Douglas MacArthur
Japan
B.C
Cleopatra
Anne Huchison
Massachusetts
Benedict Arnold
West Point
Virginia
Bull Run
Dawes
London
U.S. Senate
Thurgood Marshall
Supreme Court
Moscow
Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Lawrence F. O’brien
Democratic National Committee
Nixon
Honolulu
Kakuei Tanaka
Greece
Anne-Marie
Barbs by Phil Pastoret Classified Wordplay
A quirky column riffing on a young couple kissing in public as a bus driver. A gag about a chicken in a bank vault replacing chicken in a basket. An old man recalls a steak. A wry note on choosing sides of bread. Assistant notes classifieds.
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