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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1964
Page
2
A young teacher analyzes why most children fail in school and fail to develop full learning capacity. Fear boredom confusion and misalignment between classroom demands and real knowledge drive widespread underachievement in high schools and beyond.
Honolulu observes the 23rd anniversary of the Pearl Harbor attack with two groups visiting the USS Arizona. They honor the 1102 sailors entombed there, wreaths placed before a marble tablet. The Arizona remains on the Navy rolls, its colors hoisted daily at 8 am, while oil seeps from its sunken hull.
Thomson & McKinnon cite a strong economic outlook supporting higher shares. Newberg & Neu warn December tax selling may delay recovery in lagging stocks like steel, but favor large, sound enterprises with 1965 earnings potential. Bache & Co. says the market needs time to adjust yet the underlying uptrend remains intact.
The event focused on registration and social activities for veteran patients at the Amarillo hospital. A dance by the Lone Star Ramblers closed the Saturday program at the Veterans Building.
A federal grand jury empaneled in October investigates Baker affairs as Senate hearings explore alleged forced political contributions by officials of major companies. The committee has broadened its inquiry into this field with new statements not yet public.
Cleveland Barons obtain right winger Bill Hicke from the Montreal Canadiens. Hicke, 26, had a strong rookie year with Rochester in 1958-59 and had spent five years with Montreal. His NHL totals reach 41 goals 56 assists 97 points.
West forged signatures and invented spouses with matching initials to steal refunds. Refunds were issued on one of two returns, while the other went to West at a different address. Victims must repay refunds with 5 percent penalty. authorities expect federal charges after the scheme surfaced. West had posed as Daniel Weston West, a deceased New York lawyer.
Dow Jones averages advance with gains across 40 industries up 6.98 points to 87.9, Rails at 210.90 up 0.55, Utilities 154.73 up 0.238, overall index 308.45 up 1.59, volume 360000 shares reported by 11 am.
Trading at noon shows the Dow Jones industrials up 6.07 to 877.00, the rails up 0.50 to 211.05, utilities up 0.46 to 154.96, and the 65 stocks index up 1.55 to 306.41 with sales totaling 2,250,000 shares. At 1 p.m. the Dow stands 5.26 higher at 876.19, rails down 0.13 to 210.42, utilities up 0.41 to 154.91, and the 65 stocks index up 1.14 to 308.00 with sales reaching 2,990,000 shares.
Rom ne y labeled Burch ouster essential while Smylie warned the GOP governors built a shoe at their Denver meeting and questioned Burch's ability to wear it.
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