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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1964
Page
2
Excerpt discusses how children handle problems and uncertainty. It contrasts the patient, reflective thinker with the hurried answer seeker. The piece suggests fear of uncertainty drives many to rush to answers, hindering genuine intelligence and problem solving.
Morris Higley discusses fashion modesty and television while critiquing sports photography in The Index. He compares Bermudas on campuses to short dresses and notes photographers favor shots showing a Childress basket, arguing one frame cannot capture the full play.
United Press International notes mark December 14 as a day of historic events. Washington died in 1799 Alabama joined the Union in 1819 Silverton cable ship began 1902 Honolulu link and Golden Gate. MacArthur quote reflects wartime resolve.
The UPI report notes a 13 below zero reading at Williston North Carolina the coldest so far this morning excluding Alaska and Hawaii. It also records a high of 88 degrees at Fort Lauderdale Florida earlier.
A child named Virginia Webb asks Santa for an ironing board blocks Snoopy dog and wishes her father a transfer back to the United States. Lila June Crabtree a 10 year old girl requests a Big Box of colors candy a watch and asks Santa not to forget her brothers sisters and other children.
Edward Ff Underwood of Mitchum Jones Templeton predicts a tough ahead, yet the market remains an attractive repository for funds. Clar Dodge Co believes the bottom of the current reaction is near. Newton D Zinder of E F Hutton says if internal structure hasn’t worsened, conditions favor a technical rally.
The report lists a 24 hour high of 50 degrees reached at 2 PM Sunday and a low of 24 degrees at 5 AM today. For December 14, 1963 the high was 30 degrees and the low was 18 degrees with a detailed hourly chart for Sunday and Monday showing temperatures across the day.
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