The Childress Index Publication and Pricing Notice
The Childress Index publishes Sundays Tuesdays and Thursdays in Childress Texas. It is an independent newspaper apologizing for any erroneous reflections and outlining subscription rates including one year five dollars in Childress and adjoining counties and higher rates elsewhere.
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Childress
Main Street
Texas
Childress Index
Chidress Texas
Childress Index, Inc
Ox Bow Printing, Inc
Morris Higley
Editorials Question is can Phase IV do it
The piece argues government price controls have a mixed record from ancient China to Nixon era Phase I-III departures. It weighs Phase IV as potentially best short term tool to curb inflation while warning controls risk dependency and may not fix underlying economic ills. It notes global currency pressure crop losses and weather as complicating factors.
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Wu Ti
America
Much cheaper by the dozen
A bulletin from the Grain Feed and Fertilizer Association argues food price controls miss the point, comparing past wage and price growth. It notes postage rose from three to eight cents, bread and eggs would be far higher, and equipment costs have surged since 1950, prompting farmers to question current pricing.
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Bio Grain, Feed and Fertilizer Assa
National Farm and Power Equipment Dealers Assn
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Nixon era GOP hopefuls wait on Watergate shadows
The piece analyzes 1976 Republican prospects including Reagan Connally and Agnew, whose paths are shaped by Nixon’s Watergate crisis. Reagan’s tone at Lake Tahoe sparks questions about momentum, Connally’s role falters as Nixon’s ally, and Agnew faces a delicate balance between loyalty and independence.
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Washington
Nea
Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
Spiro Agnew
John Connally
California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Lake Tahoe
Connally
White House
Agnew
Watergate
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Rainy Day Remedies and Self-Help Wit
A playful narrator lists humorous rainy day cures for gloom. Suggestions include venting at enemies, writing a last will disinheriting all, reading War and Peace, reminiscing over childhood photos, and finally stepping into the rain to seek a rainbow, with a hopeful note that one will come.
Public records mix up sparks libel worries in columnist note
The column apologizes for a court record error naming James Symcox and Ted Poling as arrestees, questions how the mistake occurred, and notes policy changes including lawyer review for future articles. The piece also comments on police actions and cautions about political libel risks and local land valuations.
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JP Court
James Symcox
Ted Poling
Symcox
Pling
Today in History highlights and birthdays
June 21 marks events from 1788 ratification of the U S Constitution by New Hampshire to Tobruk fall in 1942 and Okinawa surrender in 1945. Births include Jane Russell and Judith Raskin. thought from John Dryden and notes on Chinese agricultural colleges.
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Associated Press
U.S
New Hampshire
Cyrus McCormick
Cuba
Scapa Flow
Scotland
Tobruk
Libya
Okinawa
Milan
Paul VI
Lebanon
Jane Russell
Judith Raskin
John Dryden
Rain in the City Provokes List of Playful Delays
Hal Boyle muses on how rain disrupts daily life and dampens creativity. He suggests constructive activities to pass a rainy day, joking about staying in bed, getting sick, and other lighthearted options to endure a downpour.
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New York
Soho
Price’s Growth Stock Theory Drives Long Term Wealth Gains
T Rowe Price of Baltimore built a $8274.20 total return per $100 invested since 1934 through conservative, long term holdings. He earned $1225.74 in income per $100 and could have grown dividends to $27120.11 if reinvested, reflecting his Growth Stock Theory and focus on growing companies with strong management.
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John Cunniff
New York
T. Rowe Price
Baltimore
Price
Michael Lipper
Investment Philosophy and Roy Clark Profile in IRP Review
A feature outlines a veteran investor Price advocating growth stock focus and portfolio shifts amid inflation and gold emphasis. The piece also profiles Roy Clark, his rise from Meherin Virginia to stardom, heart scare, Las Vegas success, and the IRP Review launch by the Institute for Retired Professionals.
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NEW York
IRP Review
IRP
New York Daily News
Institute For
New School For Social Research
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