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Childress Index

Location

Childress, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1963

Page

2

How Do You Stand Sir by Barry Goldwater

Barry Goldwater argues strikes harm workers and calls for a law requiring strike votes. He outlines a proposed strike vote procedure with notice periods and secret ballots, as part of the Labor-Management Reform Act of 1963.

Barry Goldwater National Labor Relations Board Congress Los Angeles Have Times

The lighter Side By Dick West on Tax Deductions

A humorous UPI column critiques President Kennedy's tax proposals and suggests wry reforms. It jokes about travel to work deductions for transportation and adds satirical ideas like a hair loss allowance and home entertainment write offs.

Dick West United Press International Washington UPI Frank J. Becker R-N.y Becker

Shock of Life: Medicine Uses Electrical Stimuli

Medical science progresses in using electricity to move paralyzed limbs and restart the heart. Theratron Corp. develops muscle stimulators worn at the waist with shin electrodes and heel switches, enabling foot lift and cycle. Defibrillators and implanted pacemakers restore heart rhythm, with portable cigarette-pack sized units lasting about five years.

Harold Sheehan Newspaper Enterprise Assn NEW York NEA Electronics World Magazine Theratron Corp Electronics World

Texas Archives Endured Long Trail Before New Library

The Texas Archives and key documents from the Texas Republic faced a turbulent path from 1842 to a permanent home in Austin. Archives moved during conflicts and storage shortages, including a siege at Austin and later relocations to a cow pasture, a highway building basement, and a Camp Hubbard quonset hut, before the $2.5 million state library and archives building secured their future.

Austin, Tex UPI Texas Archives William B. Travis Alamo Texas Texan Texas Almanac Sam Houston Houston Austin Anson Jones Highway Building Camp Hubbard Milion State Library and Archives

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