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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1966
Page
6
A notional view urges flexible grade placement and reading progress based on each child’s abilities. Teachers cannot personalize for all, but small groups, varied materials, and lower class sizes help address differences while teamwork and parental support bolster the program.
Kosygin warned against West Germany arming and a changing border while praising Bucharest security program. De Gaulle and Kosygin discussed a Europe uniting West and East, excluding the US, to maintain peace and aid global development, with talks set for Rambouillet.
The speaker argues against continued foreign aid, noting U S debt and the nation’s riches are misaligned with aid. He cites a $2,000 birth debt and a $13 million gold reserve, with foreign claims totaling $27 billion, questioning policy and labeling critics as socialists or giveaway artists.
Graveside rites for Mrs. C R McFaul of Wichita Falls were set for 4 39 p m at Childress Cemetery. Funeral services were to be held at 2 p m in Hampton Vaughan Funeral chapel Wichita Falls with Rev Joe, pastor of First Baptist Church in Childress, officiating. Mrs McFaul, sister of Mrs Clyde Johnson of Childress, died Wednesday evening in a Wichita Falls hospital.
The entry marks Frank Kellogg's birth in 1856 and key events such as the 1942 Chicago nuclear chain reaction, Eisenhower's 1952 Korea visit, Pope Paul VI's 1964 Bombay visit, and the 1965 unemployment dip to 4.2 percent. It also notes Mars and Jupiter in morning skies and Saturn as the evening star, with a Chester Nimitz quote on ships.
A political exchange critiques LBJ's Great Society and Johnson Humhprey programs. Ribicoff and Kennedy push a planning critique, accusing central Washington control and poor city coordination. The article notes Kennedy and Ribicoff seeking more targeted aid while challenging Johnson's spending scope.
Wall Street observers from Hornblower & Weeks and Goodbody & Co. warn that tax loss selling drives late year price behavior, with pessimism high over potential tax increases. They see a defensive market ready to rally on favorable foreign affairs or tax reforms, though near term action remains mixed as traders weigh headline risks and earnings.
Final rites for Walter Lea Lockhoof will be at 2 30 p m Saturday in Southlawn Chapel Sacramento Interment in a Sacramento cemetery He was father of Walter Lockhoof of Childress and died Wednesday after a month long illness
In Dudley England a computer will pick the Worchester College beauty queen from 70 contestants. Some said they were shy about swimsuits and others worried about judge bias. Data on the 70 girls and 70 teachers' ideals will be entered on December 10, and the contestant closest to the compilation will win. The computer will weigh vital statistics.
The Health Insurance Institute reports per capita health care expenditure increasing from 104 dollars in 1960 to 142 dollars in 1965, reflecting rising costs and broader health coverage trends.
Foncicn News Commentary by Phil Newsom notes Hanoi evacuation continuing with rationing and intermittent food supplies. Saigon estimates North Vietnamese population cut from 750,000 to under 400,000 due to forced evaculations. Discussion on whether two years of US air attacks slowed infiltration or weakened Ho Chi Minh’s government, with remaining targets like Thai Nguyen steel complex and hydro installations.
Treasury account movements show withdrawals totaling 71.19 billion dollars against deposits of 57.32 billion for the year through November 29. Cash balance stands at 4.80 billion with public debt at 32.805 trillion and gold holdings at 13.158 billion.
The Amvets will observe the 25th anniversary of Pearl Harbor with a ceremony at the tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington National Cemetery. National commander A. Leo Anderson will lay a wreath at the tomb.
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