Childress Index Announces Publication Details
The Childress Index, established July 28 1988, is Childress oldest business institution published by The Childress Index INC in Childress Texas. It prints Sundays Tuesdays and Thursdays with second class postage paid locally. Subscriptions list prices vary by region and duration.
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Inflation blamed on government policy and missteps
Editorial by Ray Cromiey argues inflation stems from administration errors including budget deficits and poor coordination across agencies. It cites grain and metal shortages, misread demand, and failure to forecast price effects and currency devaluation.
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Canada Americans border tension grows over land and immigration
A shift in Canada US relations sees stricter border controls new immigration hurdles and provincial moves to limit land sales to Americans. Canadians fear loss of prime land to U S buyers while demand for recreation property pushes up Ontario prices amid economic ties with the United States.
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Cperetensee
Letter on trial publicity and food stamp plan in Childress
A columnist rejects publishing a pretrial letter accusing local events, fearing defamation and contempt risks. The piece notes multiple trials may occur and discusses legal exposure. It also mentions the Food Stamp plan arriving in Childress County and taking effect October 1, expected to boost qualified food outlets.
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Washingtons Inaugural Bible Returns To Federal Hall
The Masonic Bible used by George Washington in his 1789 inauguration has returned to Federal Hall New York for an exhibit marking the first presidential inauguration held on the Federal Hall balcony. On loan from St Johns Masonic Lodge No 1 in New York the Bible was designed for the White House and has been on display there since the first of the year.
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Life Memories and Simple American Warmth
HAL BOYLE reminisces on a bygone American tapestry of memory. He recalls Lydia Pinkham bowls the appliance era corn growth flights and common summer nuisances. He paints a portrait of everyday neighbors chores and modest comforts in midcentury life.
Today in history July 10 highlights and births
On July 10 occurrences include Millard Fillmore becoming president in 1850, Calvin born in 1509, Lady Jane Grey proclaimed queen in 1553, Wyoming statehood in 1890, Emma Goldman jailed in 1917, Allied Sicily landings in 1943, Beria purged in 1953, and Britain sending troops to Northern Ireland in a 1 year ago note. Birthdays list Saul Bellow, Jerry Herman, and Arthur Ashe with ages. Thought for today remarks.
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Zachary Taylor
John Calvin
France
Jane Grey
England
Wyoming
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Lavrenti P. Beria
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Maurice Couve de Murville
Georges Pompidou
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Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Saul Bellow
Jerry Herman
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Ross Cast Deciding Vote Clearing Johnson in 1868 Impeachment
Senator Edmund G. Ross of Kansas cast the decisive vote that acquitted President Andrew Johnson on impeachment charges in 1868, shaping U.S. political history.
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Edmund G. Ross
Kansas
Andrew Johnson
Wall Street reform tightens broker control on customer funds
AP analyst notes new Securities Act rules 15 3 3 limit broker use of customer cash and securities. Hypothecation is restricted to margin securities only. Brokers must custody funds, buy in within 30 days, and maintain a customer cash reserve bank account.
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Ellington receives France's Legion of Honor
Duke Ellington becomes the first jazz musician to be awarded France's Legion of Honor in Paris. President Pompidou praised him as a great musician and friend of France in a ceremony at the French embassy.
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Georges Pompidou
Jacques Kosciuski- Morizet
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