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Comfortable red and white tick stripe cotton sundress with a large pocket applique and delicate cotton lace trim. Designed by Vance Originals, sizes 10 to 20.
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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1964
Page
3
Comfortable red and white tick stripe cotton sundress with a large pocket applique and delicate cotton lace trim. Designed by Vance Originals, sizes 10 to 20.
Ruth Millett notes common misadventures of suburban life from teen daughters to bird baths. Household gadgets fail, unexpected visitors arrive, friends imitate purchases, and calls interrupt showers. Women shoulder more duties, while comforts beckon at return.
Critics vent spleen over Dick Clark and the Beatles while teen programming remains weak. The column notes parents support network shows and the scarcity of intelligent teen appeal, contrasting idol worship with available, quality options.
Rick Du Brow argues networks ignore teen needs in prime time and depend on shallow product sales. He notes Mr Novak lacks substance while teens seek attachment. Anthony Quinn appears on NBC Sunday, Wide World of Sports covers Ascot Gold Cup, Streisand signs long term CBS deal with annual specials.
Gina Lollobrigida outlines a globe trotting schedule with Hong Kong, Hollywood, New York, and Paris for film work and dubbing. She says she would not change her life despite fatigue and notes a six year old son and a wish to explore Etruscan tombs in Rome this summer.
Admitted list includes Mrs Bell Wilson and Miss Rebecca Cooper with noted days of admission. Discharged include Mrs LeRoy Goodman and baby, Mrs FL Wakefield, Mrs A B Cross, CM Lewis, and J J Halford with today as the discharge reference.
Discussion centers on a link between smoking and lung disease with Mrs. Neuberger noting FTC proposals to require health warnings on ads and labels. She cites speculation that Health Education and Welfare could gain labeling authority and supersede the FTC, seeking new congressional legislation.
Morris Higley notes Bill Scranton dismisses Goldwater as lacking courage a claim he rejects as hypocritical and urges better heder to win delegates. He argues Supreme Court rulings threaten state sovereignty and musk overturning rulings to protect two house representation.
Treasury accounts for the year through June 18 report withdrawals of 121.41 billion dollars and deposits of 14.64 billion. The cash balance sits at 9.09 billion with a public debt of 31.95 billion and gold at 15.46 billion. The Office of Education projects over 8.6 million undergraduates enrolled by 1975.
Gaynor Maddox shares summer Maine sardine dishes. The Red Eye drink blends condensed tomato soup water lemon juice and soda. Deviled Sea Dogs use sardines butter mayonnaise lemon juice mustard Worcestershire pepper soy sauce ginger and cheese on hot dog rolls served cold or heated.
Partly cloudy skies in Childress with warm spell predicting a Wednesday high near 90 and low around 63. Birth announced for Rev and Mrs David Fillpot’s son at Harris Hospital Fort Worth weighing eight pounds. Grandparents listed from Spur and Childress. Northwest Texas Hospital Amarillo shows Tommy Michael Gilley and Rebecca Sims as patients. Several visits noted including Dermid Pratt party, Wilson family in town, and travel plans to California. Alfred Stephens sent to Dallas for eye injury treatment from air Park pool incident. Church of Christ meetings planned in the area by minister Tim Watson of Deer Lodge Montana.
D J Jenkins and Al Allison are in Lubbock on business. Ample family gatherings reveal wide kinship: H W Epps home hosts R P Williams Barn ey Williams Donard Epps Jerry Epps and families from Amarillo. Joe Epps from Dallas. Nelwin Tomson Grace and Midland. D C Epps Sr Canyon. D C Epps Jr Abilene. Lankfords attend Mrs F E Vickery 90th birthday in Hubbard with 42 relatives present. Spencer family enjoys Clarksville visit.
Mae West quips on public decency as San Francisco police say no law bans the suit but bikinis are not allowed in public pools. East Side shop orders the Gernreich suit, Lord and Taylor withholds, while Splendiferous reports 19 sold. Customers, mostly 25 to 35, defend the bold style amid mixed store reactions.
The term tornado derives from the Spanish tronada meaning thunderstorm. The origin traces through linguistic history linking Spanish and English terminology for violent weather events.
The week lists events across groups including HD Club at First Baptist for young marrieds with a hot dog supper at 7 pm and Night Circle with Mrs Joe Allen at 7 30 pm Rebekah Lodge meets at OOF Hall at 7 36 pm Wednesday Union Flat HDC all day Kirkland HDC at 2 pm Thursday CYW HD Club 9 am Central Christian Fellowship 730 pm South Childress HDC all day meeting and luncheon with Mrs Lewis Meinzer Wesleyan Guild at First Methodist parlor 7 pm.
The high reached percent for the 24 hour period ending 11 am today with a low of 66 degrees at 7 am. On June 23, 1963 the thermometer hit 91 degrees with a low of 70 degrees.
The U.S. Weather Bureau reported Monday the highest temperature excluding Alaska and Hawaii was 108 at Thermal California. The morning low was 36 at Douglas Wyoming.
In 1783 Russian explorers founded the first white settlement in Alaska at Kodiak Island, marking the beginning of sustained Russian presence in the region and opening trade with native communities.
Carol Mahan and Frederic Law rence Kughns married in a double ring ceremony June 6 at Faxon Baptist Church Faxon Oklahoma. The couple will reside in San Antonio where the groom serves at Fort Sam Houston. The bride is from Vernon Texas and the groom’s family is from Yakima Washington. Attendants included Doris Chumley and Lynn Stone.
Today is Tuesday June 23 1964 the 175th day of the year with 191 remaining. The moon nears full and planets Jupiter Saturn and Mars are visible. Notable events include the 1836 surplus distribution to 26 states the 1931 Wiley Post flight the 1938 creation of the Civil Aeronautics Authority and the 1947 Taft Hartley act.
Rainstorms hit Bogor in Java on about 320 days annually, making the city a prolific thunderstorm hub. The frequent downpours shape daily life and urban resilience against heavy weather.
A June 23 1964 TV grid outlines evening programs across several stations. Listings include Richard Boone Show Tonight Show Bat Masterson Petticoat Junction Garry Moore Red Skelton Jack Benny News Weather and late features such as The Fugitive and Cinema 7 with local news updates and weather segments interspersed.
A dense TV guide page lists daily programming across KGNC TV Channel 4 and XAUZ with shows such as I Love Lucy The Real McCoy and Edge of Night. It also notes news weather and devotional segments and multiple network game shows.
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