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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1964
Page
7
Foreign News Commentary surveys the three way clash between Moscow and Peking over world leadership, industrial development, and border disputes. It notes Kosygin’s push for U S Soviet détente while China demands equal sacrifices and refuses to cede Sinkiang despite its Muslim population.
The Childress Index announces publication details and staff roles. It notes consolidation with the Childress Power on April 1, 1980 and lists publisher general manager advertising manager business manager and mechanical supervisor. It states daily afternoons except Saturdays and Sundays and post office filing.
Senator John Tower argues the 89th Congress may display a conservative coloration in its final legislation. He cites poll data showing many Americans identify as conservative and expect restrained government growth and crime control, suggesting a shift from liberal expectations.
Police announce new rule for nightspot performers in North Beach. Captain Charles Barca states bare bosom dancing will not be tolerated and dancers must wear pasties or nets after Christmas to avoid a policy violation.
Stephen Knowles, 19, from Palo Alto, reportedly stayed under running water for 45 hours and 1 minute in a University of the Pacific dormitory. The prior record of 44 hours 44 minutes 44 seconds was held by an Oklahoma State student.
UPI reports singer Ricky Wakence age 28 from Bedford faces bankruptcy court after his recording Tell Laura I Love Her sold over 3000 copies and he claims more than 50 000 dollars in debt due to a lifestyle he could not sustain.
According to the Encyclopaedia Britannica, the royal antelope stands about ten inches high and is noted as the smallest true deer. The United Press International report highlights its diminutive size and status among ruminants.
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