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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1973
Page
2
About 50 seniors walked out and 75 turned their backs as Treasury Secretary George Shultz received an honorary doctor of laws at Princeton. Leaflets accused him of prioritizing the poor in his budget. Shultz declined comment.
Childress Rotarians heard two speakers on nursing home operation James Turner owner of local homes and Mrs W L Eikman administrator described custodial and skilled care noting 1100 state facilities last year 287567 18 spent 48 employees Eikman praised the work and called for more volunteers New by laws were adopted with W L Eikman leading the program guests included Jack Moss Carroll Holley and Don Madden.
High Point report from Mrs. F. E. Biddy notes members gathering for an index special correspondent update. Details remain sparse in the fragment, but the item signals a community meeting or club activity with local participants.
The Childress Index reports a Wednesday meeting at the R E A Electric building on food preservation led by Miss Hattie Kilgore with attendees Mrs W E Andrews Mary Hightower and Mrs Grady Parr. The issue also notes numerous visits, family gatherings and a wedding, ending with a line about vessel steering called the helm.
Norman Sanders of the West Texas Division led a Water Safety Clinic at the city pool in Fair Park with instructors lifeguards and swimmers. A Drug Education Workshop was also conducted in the West Texas Utilities Hospitality room to provide first aid context.
Nick Cook, 15, in Boston, places a long distance call of 44 600 miles to home from Mission Hill. The call routes via Anik II satellite 22 300 miles above the equator, with RCA Global Communications testing domestic service capabilities.
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