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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1969
Page
7
Notice to subscribers urges calling Circulation Manager Felton Lane at 937 2525 if the index is missing After 6 30 call 937 3154 Additionally a separate notice for Kirby Sales and Service directs contacting Don Overby at 101 South Street Northeast via 937 4175 or 937 2190 for inquiries
The White House first telephone in 1878 under President Hayes is noted alongside 1963’s pivotal Hot Line teletype link to Moscow. The piece links the line to the 1962 Cuban missile crisis and broader U S Russian communications history.
A legal notice details Tract 3 annexation near the City of Childress Texas with metes and bounds to be included in the ordinance. Public hearing invited with interested parties urged to attend. In a separate item from High Point North Carolina Dr Tom Haggai a Baptist minister is noted for hosting dinner speeches sponsored by 120 businessmen and his diet saying he only eats the main course.
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