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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1972
Page
2
American doctors study acupuncture as a possible anesthesia for surgery. Dr. Pang L. Man and Dr. Calvin H. Ghen propose a nerve gate theory, claiming a single needle can block pain from surgery, while critics call it unproven and sensational.
Police in Swaziland establish a Fraud and Vice Squad as authorities combat crime in remote mountains. In New Mexico a state calendar misprint lists Mothers Day on May 13 and the Santa Fe Downs horse racing season opening date moved from May 13 to May 19.
A religious reflection by Pearl Robinson in Fort Worth praising God for creation and providence. It emphasizes prayer, repentance, faith, and the belief that God provides wisdom and sustenance for all, ending with a devotional petition for mercy and divine presence.
Democratic nominee Dolph Briscoe thanked Texans after winning and pledged an open effective government. He saluted supporters, his wife Janey, and children, promising a responsive administration with progress and accountability in Texas.
Congressman Jack Brooks of Beaumont joined Briscoe at his ranch to congratulate him on his election success. Briscoe then returned home to relax and begin parleys to pick a candidate for the June 13 State party convention chairman.
AP reports Arthur Bremer faces mental competency exams before trial for the Wallace shooting after a May 15 rally. Angela Davis cuts a four city tour to four appearances on doctor orders amid a murder and conspiracy acquittal. Daniel Cohn-Bendit, "Danny the Red", gets nine months in Germany for urging violence at a Black Panther march and pays a fine. Pat Nixon joins President at Camp David after the Moscow summit and domestic work continues.
Princess Margaret of England visited the British military garrison in Berlin with Prince Louis Ferdinand and Lord Mayor Klaus Schuetz. A massed infantry brigade fire and rifle volleys marked the ceremony during Thursday's stop.
Color blindness affects men more than women with about four percent of men and two percent of women. The fruit tree can yield 100 to 600 pounds annually for up to a century. Olympic opening involves hymn singing flag hoisting and flame lighting. The sun rotates fastest at the equator and slowest at the poles. Chinese used natural gas via bamboo lines for salt brine. Mammals have seven neck vertebrae. The Nile is the longest river at about 4145 miles. The Civil War began US conscription in 1863, with substitutes or money exemption options.
A reader question lists five official UN languages English Chinese Spanish Russian and French The riddle asks which facial bone moves the lower jaw The prompt ends with incomplete query who are most likely
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