The Childress Index Publication Details
The Childress Index is a Sunday Tuesday and Thursday independent newspaper in Childress Texas. It is published by The Childress Index Inc and printed by Ox Bow Printing Inc. Subscriptions vary by location with annual rates in Childress and nearby counties at 5 dollars or 6.50 for the year and six month options.
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Childress Index
Main Street
Childress
Texas
The
Childress Index, Inc
Ox Bow Printing, Inc
Morris Higley
Tragic Violence Is Evil Contagion Editorial
Don Oakley argues that violent attacks on art and high profile targets reveal society’s reliance on basic sanity. He cites the Pieta attack and similar acts such as bomb scares and hijackings to warn that while safeguards help, they cannot guarantee protection, and vigilante or deranged behavior remains the core threat.
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Vatican
Paese Sera
Church of St. Peter
Michelangelo
Moses
Italy
George Wallace
Alabama
GSS
McGovern Edging To Reconciliation
Los Angeles reports that Senator George McGovern frames a path of reconciliation in campaign speeches as his polling shows voters desire real change without violence or rapid upheaval. Pat Caddell's survey readings highlight broad demand for reform while avoiding societal clash.
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Los Angeles
NEA
California
George McGovern
McGovern
Pat Caddell
McGovern Aides Weigh Stamp of Change as He Shifts Moderately
McGovern’s top aides push him toward a centrist stance while retaining war tax reform and welfare themes. He appeals to black and Chicano voters in California, signals possible widespread gains near the June 6 vote, and weighs invites from party leaders without abandoning core reforms.
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McGovern
Wall Street Journal
California
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Chicago
Richard Daley
Miami Beach
MacGovern
Tie
Depot lease eyed to spur industry in Childress
A Fort Worth and Denver Depot building in Childress may be leased to the city for manufacturing or distribution as four potential industries weigh the site. The note from FW& D president Paul F. Cruikshank explains the revised lease aims to attract new business while preserving possible museum or meeting use.
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Fort Worth
Denver
Childress
Paul F. Cruikshank
Fw&d
Boyle's Column highlights the office as social center
HAL BOYLE observes the modern U.S. business office as more than a workplace, serving as rest home, restaurant, hospital, recreation area, church, gym, and even a hub of informal activity. He notes workers escape home to find leisure, gossip, and personal errands amid the daily routine.
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Hal Boyle
New York
U.S
New Morvon Ve Mee Ee Salas Ottap Reader
A fragment notes a reader named Seth Work involved with an Ottap project. The damaged text mentions names and roles in a likely local publication context. Further details are unreadable.
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Seth
Library of Congress Established for Congress in 1800
The Library of Congress began as a congressionally funded repository in 1800 and grew into the nation’s primary library with more than 15 million volumes. It houses famed treasures such as the Gutenberg Bible and early drafts of the Gettysburg Address and the Declaration of Independence.
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Library of Congress
Congress
National Library
Jefferson “Roweh
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By Don Oakley
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bruce Biossat
Bruce Bloss AT
Ege
By Roger Bollen
Childress County
England
Ciuson
Charles
Judy Carter
Boyle
Church of Jesus Christ of Latterdas
Hehder Mowe
Jeremy Ashton Oki
Charedis
Comehot
Klopmans
Arate
Dad
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