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Childress Index

Location

Childress, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1969

Page

4

French Voters Back Gaullists For Stable Rule

Georges Pompidou won the French presidency by a comfortable margin, signaling a public desire for stable government under Gaullism without De Gaulle. Despite unrest in universities and factories, the vote preserves a strong National Assembly majority and a cautiously optimistic outlook for France and Western Europe.

Georges Pompidou France de Gaulle Charles de Gaulle Pompidou National Assembly Western Europe

Attache Phone A Portable Telephone Takes the Market

SCelabs and inventor F Jack Gerry forecast rapid growth in mobile telephones adding the Attache Phone a briefcase unit with FM transmitter receiver battery buzzer and case weighing about 11 pounds. They project cars doctors ambulances and heart beat monitoring linked to master systems by 1974 pocket portable units could arrive.

Alexander Graham Bell Scelabs, Inc Palo Alto Calif Federal Communications Commission Melabs F. Jack Gerry Gerry Los Angeles

Faith in Upsurge Amid Clergy Decline Across Modern Church

The piece argues law medicine and ministry as long standing paths while clerical ranks shrink due to disenchantment with church structures. It cites seminary trends toward mass media and social outreach, with clergy seeking secular work yet faith remaining buoyant as new channels form.

Hitler Dietrich Bonhoeffer Church Newspaper Enterprise Assn

Almanac Snapshot for June 20 1969

United Press International notes today Friday June 20 the 171st day of the year with 194 to follow. Historical entries include 1898 Guam seizure during the Spanish American War and 1965 death of Bernard Baruch at 94. Plautus quote offered as thought for the day.

United Press International Venus Saturn Mars Jupiter U.S. Navy Guam Marianas Islands Bernard Baruch American Independent Party George Wallace Alabama

Dark Days or Bright Future for New York City

A bitter Wagner complains of a return to the Dark Ages after losing the Democratic mayoral nomination while Lind says he may form a new party after losing the Republican bid. The piece questions if NYC voters seek change from Lindsay and Wagner and hints at a call for reforms beyond party lines. Nixon is urged to read between the lines.

Robert Wagner New York John Lindsay New York City Lindsay Wagner Big City Nixon

Five Foot Shelf Harvard Classics Featured in Brief Quiz

Quick quiz items note Alfred Landon’s 1936 landslide loss carrying only Maine and Vermont for eight electoral votes. JFK and Nixon held four debates in the 1960 campaign. The Harvard Classics are called the Five Foot Shelf. Some tropical coconuts may reach forty pounds.

Alfred Landon Kansas Maine Vermont John F. Kennedy Richard Nixon

Hollywood Bill Would End Pentagon Film Cooperation

The Lighter Side cartoon discusses Rep. John Murphy D NY proposing to bar Pentagon involvement in film productions. Studios would need in house armies, potentially shrinking real forces and altering Vietnam era commitments. It notes risks to disarmament talks if major studios refuse signatory limits.

Dick West Washington UPI John M. Murphy D-N.y Pentagon Murphy 20Th Century-Fox Pearl Harbor Twentieth Century-Fox Navy United States Defense Department Department Southeast Asia Europe Middle East Hollywood Vietnam U.S. Army Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Soviet Union Paramount

Soviet Communist Conference Highlights Disarray and Nationalism

The final communique notes frank discussion among world Communist leaders while signatories like Romania and Italy show reservations. Red China is omitted from condemnation, signaling deeper splits. Nationalism over boundary disputes threatens a major power struggle.

Phil Newsom UPI Kremlin Moscow Romania Italy Czechoslovakia Nicolae Ceausescu China Red China Nikita Khruschev Frank O'Neal

Fleas Show Remarkable Jumping Ability

Fleas possess unusually strong hind legs that let them leap up to 10 inches and span about 14 inches. Their leaps can cover 50 to 100 times their body height, showcasing extraordinary leg power.

Lobster Molting Patterns Across Life Stages

The lobster sheds its shell 14 to 17 times during the first year. After five years it molts once a year and perhaps once in two years.

Jewish History in Medals Debuts by Judaic Heritage Society

The Judaic Heritage Society plans a 120 medal series issued over five years by the Franklin Mint. Two medals monthly for limited advance subscribers feature Abraham and Moses among others with bronze silver and platinum completions available. Prices start 3.50 per bronze 9.50 silver and 900 for platinum.

Judaic Heritage Society Franklin Mint Cecil Roth Encyclopaedia Judaica Robert Weber Israel United States Abraham Moses Masada Einstein Rembrandt Gilroy Roberts U.S. Mint Kennedy Chagall Fred Bertram Journal of Israel Numismatics Judaic Society United Nations Plaza New York N.Y

Wall Street Analysts Call For Cautious 1969 Outlook

Wright Advisory urges constructive investment as inflationary fever wanes and 1969 moves toward 1970. Spear and Staff note a malaise with a tendency to sell on bad news while Walston sees possible bottoming before a new bull run. Goodbody argues the American economy can sustain higher equity levels despite anxious market moments.

New York UPI Wright Advisory Reports Spear and Staff Inc Wall Street Goodbody & Co

Don’t Come to Us with Plant Gossip

The note declares we are too busy adding new items to hear plant gossip and invites readers to drop in for a real fireworks display. It mentions about 20,000 philanthropic foundations in the United States per the Encyclopaedia Britannica.

United States Encyclopaedia Britannica

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