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Childress Index

Location

Childress, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1969

Page

4

Window on the World Diplomatic Delays and Global Tensions

Paris diplomats report Viet Cong and Hanoi hardliners seek to stall peace talks hoping to win a total political victory as pressure on Saigon rises. Thieu Chiang talks in Taipei yield no troop commitments. Philippine policy makers debate birth control inclusion against strong Catholic influence. French financiers question U S gold and IMF draw rights ahead of September talks.

Phil Newsom UPI Paris North Vietnam Vietnam Hanoi Saigon Thieu-Chiang Neuyen van Thieu Chiang Kai-shek Taipei Chiang South Vietnam Peking China Mainland Philippines United States International Monetary Fund Washington U.S

Wall Street Charter Weighs Oversold Market and Possible Rebound

Tessel, Patrick & Ostrau say many leading stocks hold strong levels despite weeks of consolidation and warn to watch for initial signs of stability signaling a downtrend reversal. Janeway Service cites Kennedy’s wage and price control remarks as a false alarm while tax and credit controls loom as market risks. In mid-term, Shearson Hammill notes potential progress in Paris peace talks could justify selective stock commitments.

New York Tessel, Patrick & Ostrau Janeway Service Treasury David Kennedy Paris Shearson, Hammill & Co

Moon Temperatures Reach Extreme High and Low

Surface readings on the moon show temperatures from 243 degrees below zero Fahrenheit to 214 degrees above, highlighting the wide thermal range encountered in lunar environments.

United Press International

Temperature records across the nation Sunday

The U.S. Weather Bureau reported the highest temperature Sunday outside Alaska and Hawaii reached 102 degrees at Needles California. The coldest reading that day was 33 degrees at Lewistown Montana.

New York UPI U.S. Weather Bureau Alaska Hawaii Needles Calof Lewistown Mont

Shellac Thinner Kills Four Men in Georgia

In Rome Georgia four men died after drinking shellac thinner bought at a paint store. George Lindsey survived after seeking hospital care hours later. Police found Francis Otting Johnny Smith Clinton Ellis and Robert Sampler unconscious at a rooming house. two others died Friday night and Saturday. Lindsey had left the gathering before health deteriorated.

Rome UPI George Lindsey Lindsey O.W. Pierce Francis Otting Johnny Smith Clinton Ellis Robert Sampler

Patsy Awards Honor Animals From Film Television and More

Alba rado the horse Arnold the pig Timmie the chimpanzee and Lassie the dog win Patsy Awards the Oscars of the animal kingdom Albarado is best supporting animal in a motion picture Arnold best supporting animal in a television series Timmy earns best single appearance for a cameo in The Beverly Hillbillies Sponsored by the American Humane Association on Saturday.

Hollywood UPI Albarado Arnold Pig Timmie the Chimpanzee Lassie the Dog Animal Kingdom Green Acres Timmy The American Humane Association

Alexander Leads Allied Command Triumphs Through World War II

The article recalls Field Marshal Viscount Bernard Montgomery and General Claude Auchinleck guiding British arms after WWII while Alexandre played a pivotal role at Alamein and Tunis. It notes his influence in the war and later roles including governor general of Canada and a ceremonial London hotel opening.

Eisenhower Winston Churchill Field Marshall Bernard Law Montgomery Afrika Korps Montgomery 8Th Army Alexander Alamein Rormmel Tunis Canada London

Supreme Court says Congress cannot bar members by majority vote

Justice Warren argues federal courts may review membership challenges under the Constitution. He cites Article 1 and the need for courts to interpret constitutional limits despite congressional power to discipline members. The ruling echoes one-man one-vote precedent on court authority.

Powell Warren Congress Supreme Court

Big School To Be Bigger

The University of Mexico, already the largest single campus university, is projected to reach a student body of about 266,000 by 1979. The university budget this year stands around 44 million, up 8.5 million from last year. A carrier wave is the radio wave used to transmit radio impulses.

Menico City LPI University of Mexico Jorge Amapdia

Nixon Gals Give Dad A Surfboard

In the White House Rose Garden on Father’s Day President Nixon received a scale model of a surfboard from his daughters Tricia and Julie. He joked he would not ride it but would loan it to others and pressed his memories of a midlife surfing trip in Hawaii.

Washington UPI California Nixon Tricia Julie Midway Roy Goodearle Hawaii Oceanside San Clemente Calif White House Rose Garden Norman Vincent Peale New York City

Divorce Record in Japan Sets New 1908 Marital Split

Tokyo reports 86 921 couples ended marriages in 1908, a record since statistics began in 1809. Health and Welfare Ministry officials stated the figure marked the highest level of divorces on record.

Tokyo UPL Japan Health and Welfare Ministry

Hal Baylor Cast as Shorty in A Hall of Mirrors

Hollywood reports Hal Baylor, a former heavyweight contender, will portray Shorty a petty racketeer in the Paul Newman Joanne Woodward film A Hall of Mirrors.

Hollywood UPI Hal Baylor Shorty Paul Newman Joanne Woodward

Legislator Moves to Regulate UIL in 1968 Special Session

A lawmaker tried to pass rules governing the UIL during the 1968 summer special session arguing the body was never created by statute and lacked legal authority to enact certain rules now in effect.

Tempt UIL

Pompidou Wins French Presidency Promising Policy Continuity

Pompidou declared his struggle not wasted and said the new president must weigh his views in government policy. Poher, 60, vowed a sharp break from Gaullist rule, yet Sunday's result showed France still favored many Gaullist policies. Western diplomats see an early Pompidou-Nixon meeting as possible but caution against abrupt shifts in U S relations. Pompidou stressed France’s longtime friendship with the United States and intends to proceed cautiously.

Pompidou Poher de Gaulle Nixon

Surtax fight and Vietnam battles grip nation

Senate leaders voiced doubt on quick surtax extension while Treasury chief Kennedy rejected partial-year compromises. Nixon warned the tax would slow inflation. Meanwhile US forces clashed with North Vietnamese near Saigon, with heavy shelling, air strikes, and casualties reported as battles continued around Dak To and My Tho.

Senate Mike Mansfield Edward M. Kennedy Treasury David M. Kennedy Samuel S. Stratton Dn.y Kennedy Face the Nation CBS Congress Nixon U.S. 25Th Infantry Division Saigon U.S Highlands Dak To My Tho Biggst Mekong Delta

Mistaken Maneuver Leads to Naval Collision Query

Testimony details a misread course and zigzag corrections as the Evans collided with the Melbourne. Newby and Lt. Haug testified Melbourne rode 260 degrees while Evans received the signal. Hopson disputed. Capt. Doak praised Evans readiness and roles as screen commander during the incident.

Newby Huntington Park Calif Melbourne Evans Hopson James R. Haug U.S Everett F. Larson Pacific Joseph J. Doak Jr Los Alamitos Doak

Public information drive targets LSD and drug abuse

Dr. speaking on national drug concerns notes LSD use declined in two years. NIMH has launched an intensive information campaign using radio, television and newspaper announcements as a first line of defense against continued drug abuse.

NIMH

Three Lives Already For Dudley Priest

Dudley Priest, a 56 year old truck driver from Dudley England, has been revived three times after heart stoppages at Burton Road Hospital. Nurses in the intensive care unit used external massage to restart his heart each time during a week long episode. He shares a light moment with his wife during a hospital stroll and expresses deep gratitude to the medical team.

Dudley England UPI Dudley Priest Burton Road

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