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Childress Index

Location

Childress, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1971

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Grover enters GOP governor bid in Texas race

CAPES Austin AP Senator Henry C. Grover of Houston filed to run in the Republican primary for governor and plans a formal January announcement. Dowdy trial decision looms as doctors weigh taking the stand in Baltimore. Nixon accepts Packard resignation with regret. DeBakey cited in Yugoslavia. Indian advances on Dacca with 1,800 Pakistanis reportedly captured and calls for surrender persist.

Austin, Tex Henry C. Grover Houston Grover Baltimore John Dowdy D-Tex Dowdy Jerry Yost

UN asked to aid war end and repatriation of troops in India Pakistan conflict

A military adviser to the East Pakistani governor asked the United Nations to help end the war and arrange for repatriation of Pakistani soldiers to West Pakistan. A government spokesman told U Thant that elections in 14 of India's 18 states were postponed at Indira Gandhi's request due to the war.

United Nations West Pakistan U. N U Thant India Indira Gandhi

History Book Certificates Available For Christmas Gifts

Gift certificates for The Childress County Story are available free at The Childress Index with a free envelope. Publisher Morris Higley and editor Michael Ehrle explain the project is delayed but aims for a quality 400 page book with a family history index and Library of Congress catalog details.

Childress County Morris Higley Michael Ehrle Library of Congress

Bomb kills four in Belfast amid sectarian violence

A midday explosion on Shankill Road Belfast destroyed the Balmoral Furnishing Co store killing four people including two children and injuring at least 19. Police fear IRA revenge, as earlier violence in Ardoyne follows a fatal dance hall incident.

Belfast Northern Ireland Shankill Road Balmoral Army Ardoyne

Nixon repeal of 7 percent car tax boosts buyers

About three million Americans who bought new cars since Aug 15 may receive Christmas rebates averaging around 200 dollars, totaling roughly 600 million. Ford will begin issuing refunds immediately, handling 40 000 to 50 000 daily, as paperwork and a postal rush could delay some until the New Year. Commodities distribution proceeds 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday at 217 Ave A Northeast. written authorization required for recipients collecting for others.

Associated Press Detroit Santa Claus Nixon Ford Motor Co Ave. A

Ford and AMC begin refunds under congress tax repeal

Ford reports 200000 refund checks ready. hand delivered a 232.10 refund in Detroit. AMC fast rebates on 1971 models total about 7.1 million dollars for 45000 vehicles. GM and Chrysler require application verification. imports likely use same process.

Ford Richard Dean Detroit American Motors Corp Congress AMC Jeep General Motors Chrysler American Motors Volkswagen Datsun

Fort Worth Railway President to Visit Childress Event

Paul Cruikshank of Fort Worth president of the Fort Worth and Denver Railway Company will visit Childress on December 16 to attend an informal social gathering of railway employees and retired employees at 7 30 p m in Fair Park Auditorium.

Paul Cruikshank Fort Worth Fort Worth and Denver Childress

Congress Could Quit Next Week

Congress plans a temporary foreign aid extension and Senate approval of William H. Rehnquist to the Supreme Court clear the way for adjournment early next week. After a month off, the House returns Jan 18 to pass a stop-gap aid bill totaling $385 million in credit sales with uncertain final terms.

Carl P. Learsdorf Associated Press Washington (Ap Senate William H. Rehnquist Supreme Court Congress House George H Mahon D-Tex House Appropriations Committee

Christmas Food Taken from Blind New York

Asbury Smith a 55 year old blind man left a Brooklyn supermarket with a young man whose voice sounded in his twenties and offered to help carry the packages. Smith agreed and the pair headed to his fourth floor apartment. The incident followed another event noted on Christmas Page 8.

NEW York (Ap Asburry Smith Brooklyn Smith

Rehnquist Okay Is Nixon Victory in Supreme Court Drive

The Senate confirmed William Rehnquist 68 to 26, advancing Nixon’s plan to shift the Supreme Court rightward. Nixon called Rehnquist to congratulate him and praised the confirmations of Rehnquist and Powell Jr as enhancing the court’s integrity and intellect.

Denounced Nixon Veto Fails to Overturn in Senate

Senate Democrats denounced President Nixon veto of the antipoverty bill as hysterical but fell short by seven votes in a bid to override. The 41 to 36 result kept the $6 billion measure dead for the session, leaving child development and day care provisions unrevised.

Associated Press Washington Senate Nixon Congress

Rehnquist Confirmed as Conservative Supreme Court Justice

President Nixon won Senate confirmation of William H. Rehnquist as an associate justice. The pick, expected to shape the court’s conservative tilt, joins three other Nixon conservatives and signals potential leadership in constitutional philosophy amid a bloc led by Chief Justice Warren Burger.

Associated Press Washington William H. Rehnquist Senate Supreme Court Rehnquist Nixon Bloc Af Chet Warren the Barger Blacknaum Tewis Ff Mia Alic- Athen Atas Eis Thes

Control Powers Granted To Nixon

President Nixon wins extended economic control powers as House and Senate move toward final conference on Phase 2. Bills extend authority to April 30, 1973 and set wage rise rules, with retroactive pay disputes to be resolved by committee next week. Federal civilian and military pay dates align with original schedule in Senate version.

Edmond Lebreton Associated Press Washington Nixon Senate House Conference Committee

Tax Cut Will Favor Everyone

President Nixon signed a bill cutting individual, business and consumer taxes by 15.8 billion over three years. It repeals the 7 percent automobile excise tax retroactive to Aug 16 and makes about three million new car buyers eligible for refunds averaging 200 dollars. The change is part of Nixon’s effort to boost the economy, while a campaign finance provision faced political delay and possible future repeal.

Robert L. Campbell Associated Press Washington Nixon

Bandit Trio Rob Bank in Amarillo With 43000 Stolen

Authorities search for three masked men who robbed the Western National Bank of Amarillo shortly after opening on Friday. The robbers fled with forty three thousand dollars in cash as officials review security footage and canvass the area.

Amarillo, Tex Western National Bank

Grand Jury Called To Meet Monday in District Court

The grand jury has been called for 10 a.m. Monday in the district courtroom. Those summoned for jury duty include Mitchell Rule, Billy J. Atkinson, Helen Rothwell, Jim Heath, Jess A. Key, George Foard, Pete Nipper, Mrs. P N Bouchelle, Edwin Wyatt, Bill Sager, Mrs. Geraldine Seal, Troy Boykin, Joe C Crain, Jerry Dugan, W G Moran and Thomas Garcia.

Mitchell Rule Billy J. Atkinson Helen Rothwell Jim Heath Jess A. Key George Foard Pete Nipper P.N. Bouchelle Edwin Wyatt Bill Sager Geraldine Seal Troy Boykin Joe C. Crain Jerry Dugan W.G. Moran Thomas Garcia

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