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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1968
Page
2
The piece extols prayer as effective when aligned with God's will and scripture. It urges genuine Christian faith, Spirit-led living, and fruits as proof, urging believers to seek salvation for souls and to feel the Spirit rather than rely on appearances.
Madrid hosts about 3 million rats per a Spanish magazine, while UC Berkeley sociologist links early self-control in adolescence to later behavior in adults. Professor John A. Clausen cites studies from 1931 of about 200 Oakland junior high students showing diverging aggression and achievement needs.
United Press International recaps a pivotal week as the Senate narrowly voted 62 to 32 to invoke closure on the civil rights bill. The House’s gloom persists while anti riot measures are added and housing discrimination ban remains intact. International and domestic items follow, including Vietnam casualties, Fulbright’s Senate attack on Johnson policy, and a major bus crash in California.
Larry Daves son of Mrs Martha Daves of Childress and a Washington University junior participated in the Midwest Model United Nations convention with about 650 students. He was appointed Secretary-General for the 1969 session in Washington where 123 nations were slated to be represented. Abdur Rahman Parswak of Afghanistan delivered the keynote.
Walter R. Benson of Wurlitzer notes Teflon, known as a nonstick coating, is used in piano actions to ensure smooth easy touch. The statement highlights material applications beyond cookware.
Washington UPI reports the U.S. Commerce Department has released the first computerized index to the international trader’s magazine International Commerce. Published four times a year on a cumulative basis, the index marks a new era in trade information access.
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