Childress Index Ad Rates and Publication Details
The Childress Index announces its publication schedule Sundays Tuesdays and Thursdays. Rates listed include mail subscriptions for adjacent counties at one year five dollars and six months six dollars fifty cents. other counties six fifty annually and three fifty semiannually. Carrier rates shown as one month and one year.
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Childress Index
Childress
Main Street
Texas
Tenes
Childress Index, Inc
Ox Bow Printing, Inc
Morris Higley van Bates
Second thoughts about China trade
Editorial notes a public opinion survey showing 84 percent favor more diplomatic ties with China and 72 percent favor increased trade. Norton Simon chief Mahoney cautions against expecting a wave of commerce but sees growing demand for U.S. equipment and technology.
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China
David J. Mahoney
Norton Simon, Inc
Mahoney
Commonwealth Club of California
San Francisco
America
U.S
Japan
Taiwan
Mao Tse-tung
United States
Boyle's Column on Double Talk and Hidden Meanings
New York writer Hal Boyle explores double talk, showing how people say one thing while thinking another. Examples include insults masked as cash offers, dating lines, and aging compliments reveal inner reassurances, frustrations, and hidden motives behind everyday remarks.
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New York
Hortense
Today in History June 7 1973 highlights and birthdays
On June 7 notable events include the 1942 Midway victory, Louis XIV’s 1654 coronation, Boone’s Kentucky exploration, and Sirhan Sirhan’s murder hint. Birthdays: Tom Jones, Gwen Dolyn Brooks, Jaime Laredo. Thought by Dumas on wedlock.
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Associated Press
Midway
Louis XIV
France
Rheims
Daniel Boone
Kentucky
Richard Henry Lee
Virginia
Continental Congress
Philadelphia
United States
Britain
Norway
United Nations
Red Sea
Yemen
Los Angeles County
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
Vietnam
China
Tom Jones
Gwendolyn Brooks
Jaime Laredo
Alexandre Dumas
Indexing by Morris Higley on gasoline and car efficiency
The columnist argues that gasoline shortages arise from automobile controls to reduce pollution rather than more cars or bigger consumption. He cites efficiency gains lowering mpg in past years and suggests current controls increase fuel use. The piece ends with a note about Devil's Island near French Guiana.
Dollar Decline Sparks Wariness Among Currency Traders
AP analyses how the dollar’s devaluation unsettles monetary authorities and markets. Bankers see the dollar as afloat and perhaps undervalued, while fears over the U S economy and Watergate complicate trade talks and inflation control. Gold prices rise as confidence in paper money falters.
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John Cunniff
New York
Europe
United States
U.S
Washington
Population decline and OSHA criticism from Lloyd Bentsen
Lloyd Bentsen notes Pitcairn Island's population under 100 and laments bureaucratic, costly OSHA rules. He cites National Safety Council figures on job accidents and argues current regulations burden small business, threaten OSHA's existence, and require precise authority limits.
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OSHA
National Association of Manufacturers
Association
Associated General Contractors
Killer instinct shapes modern politics in Bipartisan clash
Bruce Bi ossat traces how the idea of a killer instinct shifted from business legend to political warfare. He recalls Kennedy, Nixon, and Goldwater campaigns, noting rough tactics and the rise of over the line operatives after 1968, raising questions about acceptable political aggression.
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Washington
NEA
Vincent Lombardi
John Kennedy
Kennedy
Los Angeles
Fair Campaign Practices Committee
Altoether
Richard Nixon
California
U.S. Senate
Nixon
Barry Goldwater
White House
Goldwater
Health and Safety Administration Bill Aims Reform
The measure would shift discretionary powers from federal agencies, require OSHA to study and publish economic impacts before enforcing new standards, drop the notice-posting requirement after corrected violations, and allow variances for alternative but effective safety procedures. It argues tightening an already troubled law to preserve worker protections.
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OSHA
Printing Stationery Lot In Catalog Form
A catalog listing shows various paper goods and office supplies including tags checks badges blotters placards circulars bill heads price lists memos blanks laundry lists visiting cards menu booklets reception cards auditor's reports auction sale bills and other stationery items for sale. Multiple generic items are described with no specific entities or dates.
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Financial Statements
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