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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1961
Page
3
Strike threatens ship traffic as unions push flags of convenience
The union led walkouts disrupts after noon conferences with ship owners. A prolonged strike could tie up most merchant ships at U S ports and strike crucially affect fuel oil transport from Gulf Coast. United States and Constitution may be the first luxury liners beached. two Philadelphia area refineries report fighting as workers refuse to cross picket lines. The dispute centers on crewmen bargaining for 500 U S owned vessels flagged abroad to dodge U S wages and conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constitution
New York
Philadelphia
Texaco
Westville
N. J
Local Officials Appointed and Approved June 14
The record lists a number of individuals including 105date, Larry Ralston, Charles L. Reynolds and many others as appointed and approved on June 14. Also noted are Carrie Gail Craig, S. W. Carmack, Clarence L. Carter, Dick Preston and Reba Tucker who join the approved roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Sweeney Jr
Blanch Teague
George D. Tipps
Viola Toler
Vera Walker
Fay Waltermire
Delbert B. Wasson
Harvey Lee Weatherlee
Willie Mae Welch
C. A. Williams
Frances Williams
Joan Wyatt
Carrie Gail Craig
S. W. Carmack
Clarence L. Carter
Dick Preston
Reba Tucker
End of the Line for Spy Roberto Murder Twist
An international spy Roberto, granted sanctuary abroad, plans a tell all book. Four guards protect him at a cottage as he is murdered, with suspicions pointing at all four but a single culprit arranging equal doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberto
Veral
Robertol
Green
Jones
Smith
Brown
Green, Jones and Smith
Kennedy receives more back injury treatment in Virginia
President Kennedy, in Virginia for rest with family, underwent another ultra sonic back treatment by Dr. Janet Travell at Glen Ora and rested with hot packs. He remains on crutches but is described in good condition and progressing, while addressing a conference from a sitting position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Spivak
United Press International
Middleburg
UPI
Kennedy
Janet Travell
Glen Ora
Kennedy Country Estate
White House
Washington
Glenora
Virginia
Travell
Ottawa
Europe
National Conference On Economic and Social Development
House of Prayer A PRAYER
Rev Princess Pearl Robinson leads a prayer asking divine presence to ward off Satan and grant access to Thy Throne. The intercessory plea seeks strength to overcome temptations and a holy life that mirrors the Savior's love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Robinson
Jesus Christ the Son
Holy Ghost
Satan
Population policy urged to curb world growth
Eminent scientists warn of a population explosion and demand a definite global policy. They cite rapid growth, underfed regions, and the need to share population control knowledge while avoiding policing birth rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Huxley
Britain
Russia
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
Mao Tse-tung
Fidel Castro
Julian
West shares Kennedy stance on test ban talks
The White House released notes disputing Khrushchev's demand to merge test ban negotiations with general disarmament talks. It warned merging would delay a treaty and allow Russia to test in a closed society. Britain supported the U S position and pledged agreement. The note, Kennedy's reply to Khrushchev, rejects blame for Geneva deadlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
United States
Russia
White House
Kennedy
Geneva
Britain
David Ormsby-Gore
Washington
Vienna
President discusses 1944 election with Stalin in private talks
Bohlen's notes recount a private White House meeting where President Roosevelt told Marshal Stalin he wished to discuss internal American politics. He noted the 1944 election and his personal reluctance to run again, while the war continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Roosevelt
State Department
Bohlen
Marshal Stalin
State tax committee plans July meeting to craft compromise
Pace One reports the tax study group will reconvene on July 6 to gather suggestions on a compromise tax program. Members stress not dictating to lawmakers while aiming to help the state’s economy and education welfare groups. Robertson previews reviewing appropriations with minor changes likely. officials will consult government leaders and research groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pace
Daniel
C. S. Ramsey
San Augustine
Board of Regents For State Teachers Colleges
Texas
Ramsey
Robertson
Texas Research League
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Log
Admitted George Hare Friday Mrs. M J Foster Saturday Dismissed Mrs. David Hughes and baby Friday Mrs. M H Tarentine Friday Mrs. Bill Hajek and baby Friday Elbert Krigbaum Friday Mrs. George E Smith Friday Mrs. J H Jernigan Friday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hare
M. J. Foster
David Hughes
Baby
M. H. Tarentine
Bill Hajek
Elbert Krigbaum
George E. Smith
J. H. Jernigan
Local births and a long dispatch on wartime diplomacy
Mr and Mrs David Hughes announce the birth of a son at 2 28 a m weighing eight pounds at Childress General. Mr and Mrs M J Foster announce a son born at in progress. Bohlen cited Roosevelt Stalin talks at Tehran about Poland borders and postwar Germany. The column also lists local social notices and visits from area residents to Disneyland Wayland College and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Hughes
Childress General
M. J. Foster
L. W. McClendon
Max
Disneyland
Dr. McClendon
Las Vegas
Ney
Orville Thornton
Plainview
Johnny
Jim Wilcoxson
Wayland College
Tom Prine
Sheryl
David
R. D. Cagle
Rockport
Tommy Barker
Rita Conn
M. H. Conn
Cletus Smiley
Childress
Dallas
Bobby Short
Amarillo
Brenda Keel
L. Keel
WM. Cross
Cross
D. T. Smallwood
Bill Todd
J. G. McAnear
Freddie
Bessie Lane
Clarendon
Jack Mathews
Jeannie
Jan
Hosting Pitfalls for the Socially Obliging Hostess
The piece warns hosts about forcing guests into captive or noisy evenings with late meals and unwanted chores. It quashes the idea of pressuring dieters into seconds and highlights the social tension caused by poorly planned gatherings and intrusive commentary.
Stock Market Slips Across Boards Amid Bearish Mood
The market fell this week with lower activity as major indices slipped. Dow Jones dropped 15.40 to 685.50, rail and utilities also declined, and S P 500 shed 1.48 amid widespread losses and new secondary offerings. Big names like General Electric faced pressure while copper paper and steel sectors tempered gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
General Electric
Union Bag- Camp Paper
Wall
Dow-Jones
Standard & Poor
Aldens
Baxter Lad
Beckman Instruments
Person Electrics
Magnavox & Minneapolis Honeywell
Potroid
Singer
Texas Instruments
Youngstown Sheet
Zenith
Also Mentioned on This Page
Helens
Smith and Brown
JFK
House of Prayer
By Leon Dennen
Newspaper Enterprise Analyst
NEA
Earth
Sir Julian Huxley
Latin America
Asia
Africa
Mexico
Hospital News
Oder
Poland
Tehran
Stalin
Baltic States
Lithuania
Lativia
Estonia
Germany
France
Churchill
United Nations
China
Soviet
India
Great Britain
Bermudas
the Fashion
Assa
By David Heitch
CPI Financial Writer
Penney's
Penney’s
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