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Childress Index

Location

Childress, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1968

Page

6

Representative Opposes Housing Bill Despite Support

In a House debate on the Housing and Urban Development Act of 1965, a Texas representative explains voting against the bill. He cites a five billion dollar total cost presented as a forty year funding plan and illogical tax increases paired with large future expenditures. He criticizes unexamined provisions and “Christmas Tree” amendments inserted without hearings.

House of Representatives Natio 13Th Dalas Wichita Falls Committee On Banking and Currency Savings and House Congress

Almanac Today July 26 1968 notable events and facts

Almanac notes the date July 26 1968 as the 208th day of the year with 158 remaining. It lists historical milestones including Liberia becoming a republic in 1847 and MacArthur’s 1941 appointment, Egypt’s Suez Canal nationalization in 1956, and Detroit race riots ending in 1967 with 36 deaths. It ends with a Shaw quotation on temperance in quarrels.

Liberia Africa Douglas MacArthur United States Philippines Nasser Egypt Suez Canal Detroit George Bernard Shaw

Curfew Impacts Detroit as Conference Disrupts Students

In Detroit during the American Personnel and Guidance Association convention, city authorities imposed an 8 p.m. curfew and halted liquor sales amid riot threat. A dean of students likened the move to freshman year as student personnel bosses felt the curfew’s effects.

New York UPI American Personnel and Guidance Association Detroit

JCP Seeks Moscow Talks Amid Shifting Communist Alignments

Japan Communist Party opens talks with the Soviet Union in Moscow to discuss normalization of relations, signaling a shift toward closer ties with the Kremlin. Suslov’s Tokyo meetings and Sino Soviet tensions shaped a path toward collaboration as the LDP strengthens its hold after July elections.

Tokyo UPI Japan Communist Party JCP Kremlin Moscow Oaty Mikhail Suslov Central Committee China Soviet Union Peking Mao Tse-tung Jop U.S Eisaku Sato Suslov International Conference of Communist Parties Budapest Japan Liberal Democratic Party LDP Juan House of Councillors

Vote Tally Placed for Convention Balloting in Miami

Keep Your Own Vote tallies the ballot for the Miami convention. The table saves the main tally and allows extra voting data to be added in the added starters column for other contenders.

Miami

Noise New Health Hazard Highlighted By Surgeon General

Surgeon General William H. Steart of the U S Public Health Service opened the first National Conference on Noise as a health hazard and urged treating noise as a health danger rather than a nuisance. He warned people often endure smog and noise due to lack of awareness of health risks.

Washington UPI William H. Steart U.S. Public Health Service Stewart

Soviet War Drills Escalate on Western Frontier

Moscow reports intensified Red Army exercises along a 1000 mile western front including the Czech border as antiaircraft units go on full alert. Pravda and New Times blast Czech reformers and Western agents over an alleged anti Marxist system. Obrana Lida counters that East bloc hard liners threaten reforms and warn Czechoslovakia against self sacrifice.

Moscow Red Army Czech Pravda News Times Prague New Times Obrana Lida Czechoslovakia

Bernini Baldachin Over St Peter's Altar Reaches 95 Feet

The World Almanac reports the bronze baldachin over the papal altar in St Peter's, Rome stands 95 feet high. Giovanni Bernini, famed Italian sculptor of the era, also designed the throne of St Peter and the surrounding colonnades.

St. Peter’s Rome World Almanac Giovanni Bernini St. Peter Piazza San Pietro

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