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Childress Index

Location

Childress, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1972

Page

4

Childress Index Publisher Rates and Notice

The Childress index published in Childress Texas by Ox Bow Printing conveys weekly and semi weekly editions with rates for mail subscription in various counties. It lists prices including one year five dollars six months three dollars and fifty cents and carrier thirty five cents monthly eight dollars and fifty cents yearly.

Childress, Inc Childress Ox Bow Printing, Inc Mly Texas Carty Holitice Spears Morris Higley

Editorial on consequences of hate and justice in American history

The piece links white violence in Montgomery in 1963 to Angela Davis and the Marin County courtroom killings, arguing there is no simple justice or reward. It notes Davis’s later activism, her exoneration, and the enduring consequences of hate driving distrust in American justice. It cautions that some crimes generate far-reaching, uncounted outcomes.

Robert G. Ingersoll Montgomery Ala Marin County Calif Angela Davis Miss Davis America

Dates by Sex Machine Drives Palm Pollination Breakthrough

California date palms rely on hand pollination due to separate male and female trees. Engineers Roger Perkins and Galen Brown unveil a mechanized pollinator with three years of testing yielding up to full pollination and comparable yields. Labor needs could drop by half.

California United States Roger Perkins University of California Galen Brown U.S. Department of Agriculture Perkins Newspaper Enterprise Assn

Laos Po Mong Dam to Span Mekong River

The Po Mong Dam near Vientiane Laos will be the Mekong’s first river span. It will rise 325 feet, extend nearly a mile, and back up twice.

Po Mong Vientiane Laos Mekong River

Scrambler 34 Nested boxes 36 Italian city 37

Puzzle clues list terms and definitions across several lines with missing words and cross references. The page presents a crossword style prompt including a sequence of numbered hints for across and down entries.

Puzzle clue list for a word game archive

Answers correspond to a crossword style list. Entries include Hideous monster Dregs Deal out in small quantities Wager Short trip of a sort Sphere of action Employs Opposed Violent streams Mourn great Withdraw Very East Indian island Fall flowers Pungent vegetables Penetrate Retinue Domesticate Carried away Above Icelandic tale Masculine appellation Coterie Scottish explorer.

East Indian Island

Texas Delegation Divides as Wallace Leads Straw Poll

Wallace wins 32.9 percent of the straw poll and 32.5 percent of delegates, McGovern 27.5 and 26.2, Humphrey 15.9 and 16.1. Texas faces reform questions on gender age and minority inclusion as uncommitted delegates voice mixed plans for Miami.

Convention Hall Wallace McGovern Humphrey Texas McGovernite Miami Beach Associated Press Miami Dolph Briscoe A. J. Carrubbi Jr Houston Briscoe Tim Danny Hurd Killeen Carlyle Smith Grand Prairie John Connally Henry Jackson Jack Skaggs Harlingen

Indexing by Morris Higley drives to a memoir of daily life

A humorous Childress column by Morris Higley reflects on local driving habits and the absurdities of modern consumer life. He notes doctors and police don’t want trouble, comments on moving businesses, and recounts odd shopping hunts for salt and specialty toiletries.

The Health Fad Wears Me Out Says Chaze

William L. Chaze writes from Atlanta about his wife Betty Ann adopting health foods and vitamins. He says he feels tired and odd, describes using a brown speckled soap with a wintery smell, and worries about facial flakes noticed by neighbors.

Atlanta Betty Ann

Gold price rumors spark talk of new international deals

Analysts note speculative chatter about Russia and other nations shaping a new gold pricing regime. The piece discusses possible shifts from the $38 standard, Treasury shakeups, and the fate of gold as currency backing, amid Nixon Brezhnev relations and Connally's resignation.

NEW York Russia United States Treasury Department South Africa Nixon Leonid I. Brezhnev Treasury John B. Connally

Texans in Politics Drafting 130 delegate slate to Miami

The Texas delegation to the Democratic National Convention remains unsettled with daily changes expected before the July 12 start. McGovern supporters file three challenges against Humphrey and Wallace backers while some uncommitted delegates swing to Wallace, signaling a fluid process beyond the San Antonio count of 42 Wallace, 34 McGovern, 21 Humphrey and 33 uncommitted.

Associated Press Texas Miami Beach George McGovern Hubert Humphrey Alabama George Wallace Humphrey San Antonio Wallace McGovern

Pen innovation spurred by World War II needs

Britannica notes the Army quartermaster general urged a reliable pen for high altitude use with leak resistance and quick drying ink. Also cited: New York City's most powerful fire engine, a 2400 horsepower pump capable of moving 10 570 gallons per minute.

U.S Army Quartermaster General Encyclopaedia Britannica New York City

Omissions in Soviet Pact Signal Broader Ambitions

The NY based writer argues the omitted bases and command links reveal Moscow’s likely strategy to expand global influence. Cruise missiles and submarine ranges threaten U S shores, while spy satellite protections appear prioritized to curb accidental or deliberate war.

Washington Nea U.S Moscow Soviet Union Latin America South Southeast Asia Mediterranean United States Newspaper Enterprise Assn

Today in History June 22 Highlights and Birthdays

Today marks historic events from 1941 Nazi invasion of the Soviet Union to 1937 Joe Louis title win and major political milestones. Notable births include Anne Morrow Lindbergh and Joseph Papp with fashion designer Bill Blass. Thought for today credits Edison.

Germany Soviet Union California Napoleon Bonaparte Congress Department of Justice Britain George V Queen Mary London Joe Louis Jim Braddock Chicago France Air France Guadeloupe West Indies Lyndon B. Johnson Alexei Kosygin Glassboro N.J European Common Market Anne Morrow Lindbergh Joseph Papp Ashion Bill Blass Thomas A. Edison

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