The Childress Index Publication Details and Rates
The Childress Index is a Sunday Tuesday and Thursday paper in Childress Texas. It is published by The Childress Index Inc and printed by Ox Bow Printing Inc both in Childress. Subscription rates list one year in County at $6.50 and six months at $3.50. One month outside the county is 85 cents. Periodically the paper notes its impartial stance and pledge to correct errors.
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Childress Index
Main Street
Childress
Texas
The
Childress Index, Inc
Ox Bow Printing, Inc
Chilaress
Morris Higley
Cartier
Editorial China and Soviet aid patterns in early development
The piece argues that Western and especially American technology aided Soviet economic growth in the 1930s, citing Antony Sutton's view that U.S. firms helped the Bolsheviks leap ahead industrially during a period of low mood before U.S. recognition of the Moscow regime. It frames a parallel with potential U.S.–China aid discussions during Nixon's Peking visit.
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Nixon
Peking
United States
China
Soviet Union
U.S
Antony C. Sutton
Hoover Institution
Sutton
Moscow
Global Tech Stagnation and Ms Militant She Mentions
Discussion on Soviet technology dependence and market system effects. Includes explanations of Ms as manuscript, Master of Science, and other meanings. Ends with brief AP items about a wallet theft, a Baltimore stove regulation, and smoking pipes.
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Mano Sinstra
Four Gallons Donor Honored In Childress Chronicle
Morris Higley salutes Lloyd Luck as the only Childress resident to give four gallons of blood, noting others reach three gallons. He discusses a planned cinder track in Fair Park Stadium, praises the 1972 Childress Bobcats, warns against believing press hype, and calls for action on dope rumors for law enforcement.
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Lloyd
Childress
Fair Park Stadium
Bobcat
Childress Bobcats
Tax Preparers Boom Draws IRS Scrutiny And Licensing Talk
AP reports a booming tax preparation industry with firms like H&R Block earning millions and millions of returns paying preparers. Critics urge licensing and registration as lawmakers mull rules, while publishers push guides and courses across colleges storefronts and home study. NAMED FOR PEOPLE SAPPORO Japan Sapporo derives its name from Ainu language meaning a large dry river.
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New York
Internal Revenue Service
H&r Block
IRS
Abraham A. Ribicoff
D. Conn
Richard R Hannah
Sapporo
Japan
Hokkaido
March 5 historical roundup and notable births
On March 5 historical events include the Boston Massacre in 1770 and Napoleon era changes, with notes on New Orleans transfer in 1766 and Zachary Taylor's 1849 inauguration. Stalin's death in 1953 and Hitler rising to power in 1933 are mentioned, plus past anniversaries and birthdays Rex Harrison and Lorin Maazel.
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Associated Press
Boston
New Orleans
Zachary Taylor
United States
U. S. Senate
Andrew Johnson
Rutherford B. Hayes
Adolf Hitler
Nazi Party
Germany
Josef Stalin
Kremlin
Moscow
Organ
Algeria
Richard M. Nixon
Europe
Laos
Rex Harrison
Lorin Maazel
Benjamin Franklin
Debt, Spending and UN Budget Critique Letter
Letter to the editor claims the U S funded 335 million of the United Nations budget in 1971 as borrowed money. writer argues inflation and taxes rise, urges halting government waste and reducing U S share from 31.52 percent to six percent, urging fiscal restraint.
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United States
United Nations
U. S. Bureau of Public Affairs
China
C.C. Moseley
Amarillo student joins national social science honor society
Billy Eugene Edrington of Amarillo was initiated into Pi Gamma Mu. He serves as charter president of the West Texas State University Omicron Chapter, joining the top ten percent of social science students nationwide. The piece notes how sun heat extends Earth's warmth past winter solstice.
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Edrington
Billy Eugene Edrington
Amarillo
A. E. Edrington
Childress
West Texas State University
Omicron
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Chiang
Russia
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Baltimore
Joseph Krall
Bowie Race Course
Frederick, Md
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Business Mirror
Villyards
Villyards, Inc
Che
A. L. Harpone
Rick Ingle
Denton, Texas
Carlos Gruber
Nacogdoches, Texas
First Baptist
Ress
Joe S. Allen
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