The Childress Index Publication Details and Rates
The Childress Index promotes itself as Childress oldest independent newspaper published Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays. Publisher Morris Higley notes corrections for errors and lists subscription rates for local and distant counties, with carrier and mail options.
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Childress Index
Main Street
Childress
Texas
Texasa
The
Childress Index, Inc
Morris Higley
Ox Bow Printing, Inc
Light glimmer for Childress Bobcats in season forecast
A Wichita Falls Record-News writer once predicted the Childress Bobcats would repeat as District champions. After five games Kent Wood has sparked scoring, easing pressure on Ernie Randle, and the team could improve enough for the forecast to come true.
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Morris Higley
Childress Bobcat
Wichita Falls Record-News
Bobcats
Ernie Randle
Randle
Kent Wood
Productivity and living standards rise with less work
The article notes 1950 to 1970 saw hours per worker fall about 0.5 percent yearly while output grew 2.5 percent annually, boosting living standards around 2 percent yearly. It argues productivity is misunderstood, aiding competitiveness and leisure, and outlines questions for the National Commission on Productivity.
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John Cunniff
NEW York
Commerce Department
Japan
U.S
United States
Advertising Council
National Commission On Productivity
Boyle Column: Man, Dog, and Cat Life Compared
HAL BOYLE argues civilization favors cats and dogs over humans. He notes city life restricts freedom, money dominates, and pleasures are hollow, while cats live free and dogs avoid urban drudgery. The cat, says Boyle, thrives by living on its own terms.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Spaniel Family Origin from Spain
Spaniel breeds trace back to a Spanish dog and the name spaniel derives from Spain. The spaniel family includes more breeds than any other dog group.
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Spain
Today in History entries and notable birthdays recap
On this date decades past wars, battles, and leadership changes occurred from Indochina in 1946 to Senghor in 1960. Birthday notes include Leonid Brezhnev and Sir Ralph Richardson. Thought for today cites Napoleon on credit for battles.
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Associated Press
Indochina
Ho Chi Minh
Rhode Island
Benjamin Franklin
Richard
Philadelphia
Japan
Atlantic
Adolf Hitler
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Nate
Leopold Senghor
Senegal
Dakar
Lyndon B. Johnson
Melbourne
Harold Holt
Pakistan
Agha Mohammed Yahya Khan
India
East Pakistan
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Ralph Richardson
Napoleon Bonaparte
Editorial: When War Ends What Then For America
Opinion piece argues peace talks drag and the Vietnam war ends with uncertainty. It questions the public mood, the cost of victory, and America’s accountability beyond conflict as the war drags on and ends with unresolved questions.
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Vietnam
United States
Hamlet
Henry Kissinger
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Barbs by Phil Pastoret
A satirical column riffing on politics and technology. The writer jokes about computer programmers feeding data into systems and mocks genuine imitation, yuletide gift rap, pink slips, noisy dogs, moonlighting planners, and newspaper delivery quips.
Letters to the Editor on Educational Reform
A reader critiques the educational system citing an 800 percent funding rise since 1950 and claims 800 000 dropouts yearly along with 35 000 000 functionally illiterate adults. The author calls for overhaul toward vocational training and employable graduates to reduce welfare rolls.
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C. C. Moseley
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Vaughan B. Nowlin
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