The Childress Index Publication Details
The Childress Index is Childress Texas oldest business institution published Sundays Tuesdays and Thursdays by The Childress Index Inc printed by Ox Bow Printing Inc all in Childress. It states independence impartiality and corrections policy and lists subscription rates for mail and carrier service with regional variations.
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Europe moves toward a United Europe through the European Court of Justice
The European Court of Justice, born from the 1952 Treaty of Paris, is expanding its reach by ruling on disputes between member states and individuals. It asserts supremacy of Community law over national laws, shaping equal pay cases and taxation on exports, echoing the Union's path toward closer integration.
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United States of America
Supreme Court
European Economic Community
Europe
United States of Europe
European Court of Justice
Paris
European Coal and Steel Community
Jean Lecert
Alsace
France
Court of Justice
Lecerf
European Parliament
Luxembourg
European Court
Constitutional Court
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Democratic outlook bleak for 1976 Kennedy a leading candidate
The piece notes Democratic prospects in 1976 look grim with Kennedy the only strong figure among governors and senators. It cites Watergate as a damper on Kennedy and lists rivals like Jackson Mondale and Humphrey as lacking decisive appeal. It emphasizes no clear alternative and a dearth of new policy direction.
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Lake Tahoe
NEA
Ted Kennedy
Kennedy
Chappaquiddick
Henry Jackson
Washington
Sen
Walter Mondale
Minnesota
Jackson
Mondale
Hubert Humphrey
Watergate coverage sparks debate on live TV and press focus
Morris Higley surveys remarks on how dead is dead in reporting and whether Watergate dominates attention while governors’ Conference coverage is neglected. He notes TV interviews differed from print accounts and wonders if overkill helps or frees the guilty.
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Morris Higley
Associated Press
Dallas News
Moorhead
Boyle's Column: Marriage as a Give and Take
New York columnist notes marriage resembles a game of give and take with mutual digs from both spouses. He quotes typical barbs about aging hair, finances, anniversaries, and past loves, illustrating how partners vie for dominance yet avoid open victory. The piece ends with the idea that in a balanced marriage no one wins or loses.
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New York
Today in History June 12 1973 notable events and birthdays
On this date in history various events are noted including New York City incorporation in 1665 and John Winthrop’s 1630 voyage. Other items cover the Iowa Territory 1838, 1940 Chungking bombing, 1944 German flying bomb attacks, 1970 embassy fire in Beirut, and 1963 civil rights progress including Medgar Evers’s assassination in 1963. Also listed are birthdays for Rockefeller Nabors and Damone.
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Associated Press
New York City
Massachusetts Bay Company
John Winthrop
Salem Harbor
Iowa Territory
Chungking
China
Britain
Jordan
Beirut
Lebanon
Medgar W. Evers
Jackson
Miss
de Gaulle
France
US Supreme Court
David Rockefeller
Jim Nabors
Vic Damone
Will Rogers
U.S. Inflation Ranks Lowest Among Big Nations In OECD Data
An OECD compilation shows the United States had the smallest April to April consumer price rise among major trading nations at 5.1 percent, with food costs driving increases. The piece notes rising unemployment, a weak dollar, and broad pessimism about Washington's Phase 3 policy amid Watergate worries and vacant government posts.
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John Cunniff
New York
United States
U.S
Italy
Japan
United Kingdom
Germany
France
Canada
Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development
Washington
Nixon
Herbert Stein
Council of Economic Advisers
First National City Banks
Medicare Opens to Disabled Widows on July First
Widows already receiving survivors payments from social security who have been severely disabled for two years may qualify for Medicare starting July 1. They must file a disability claim, says Henry Chustz, social security manager in Vernon. Medicare has previously covered only those 65 and older.
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Henry Chustz
Vernon
Medicare extends to some disabled widows under 65 rule change
Government health care coverage will automatically reach all disabled people under 65 who have received monthly social security disability benefits for two years or more. Chustz notes many severely disabled widows over 50 have not applied for disability payments and explains how to claim Medicare through Social Security, including help from a representative if needed.
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Chustz
Printing and Stationery Items Catalog Entry
A list of varied paper goods and office supplies including tags badges blotters circulars bill heads price lists menus cards labels memo blanks invitations and programs. The catalog notes items used for branding events official stationery and consumer communications.
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Financial Statements Society
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Yveanz Waz
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