Childress Index announces publication details and rates
The Childress Index posts its publishing schedule Sundays Tuesdays and Thursdays. It is an independent newspaper in Childress Texas with local ownership and modest subscription rates for in state and out of state readers. The publisher is Morris Higley.
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Childress Index
Main Street
Childress
Texas
Childress Index, Inc
Ox Bow Printing, Inc
Morris Higley
All Is Not Gloom In Base Closings Editorial
Editorial argues base closures will shift jobs and capital but help some communities. It notes military transfers to New Orleans and concerns from Rhode Island and Nebraska while citing studies showing defense jobs replaced by non defense roles and new training facilities. It questions peacetime economy goals.
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Department of Defense
Air Force
Laredo
Tex
J. C. Martin
Rhode Island
Navy
Fernand St. Germain
Newport
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Congress
Alan L. Otten
Wall Street Journal
Congressional Quarterly
Senate
House Armed Services Committees
New Orleans
F. Edward Hebert
House Armed Services Committee
Hebert
Sarce
Omaha
Carl Curtis
Nebraska
Congressional
Congress For Peace
MCPL
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Today in History May 22 highlights through the years
Highlights include the 1819 sailing of the SS Savannah from Savannah to Liverpool the 1802 death of Martha Washington Burr’s treason trial in 1807 and Wagner’s birth in 1818 World War I raids on Paris in 1918 the 1947 Truman Doctrine aid to Greece and Turkey the 1959 US Canada atomic energy accord and civil rights and labor events in Birmingham and France with Nixon’s 1972 Moscow visit referenced.
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Associated Press
S.S. Savannah
Savannah
Liverpool
England
Martha Washington
Aaron Burr
Richmond
Richard Wagner
Leipzig
Paris
Congress
Greece
Turkey
Canada
United States
Birmingham
Ala
France
de Gaulle
National Assembly
Nixon
Moscow
Full employment puzzles persist in inflation era
The piece notes high inflation despite a 5.1 percent jobless rate, with 6 percent price rises and rising help wanted ads. It cites shifts in labor force composition, teens and women, and urges that unemployment figures may not be a stable inflation indicator. Consumers add to debt, while investors risk appetite remains cautious, needing incentives for more investment.
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John Cunniff
NEW York
Johnson
Nixon
Conference Board
Wall Street
John Whitehead
The
Securities
Gabriel Kaplan rises on NBC with sharp debut
AP reports Gabriel Kaplan, 27, made his first TV appearance on NBC's Tonight Show and drew strong applause with a witty monologue about a dating game and his adoption doubts. His career spans baseball to stand up, with later bookings on Midnight Special and potential record work.
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Jay Sharbutt
NEW York
Gabriel Kaplan
Ling Chou
NBC
Kaplan
Amarillo
San Francisco Giants
Waterville
Maine
Miami
Playboy
David Frye
Apartment project clears hurdle but start date questioned
Morris Higley reports that Wallace Smith expects construction to begin in June on a 50 unit apartment complex led by Earl Harwell and a Dallas backed effort. Local leaders say housing shortages persist and more homes are needed to meet demand.
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Wallace Smith
Earl Harwell
Earl
Dallas
Southeast Childress
Childress
Jumping to Conclusions in Boyle's witty column
Hal Boyle mixes quips about marriage, aging, and modern life in a humorous AP column. He jokes that the honeymoon ends when a kiss no longer distracts a husband, notes the weather talkers, and muses on style shifts as women gain influence.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Southwest Metroplex Emerges As $1.5 Billion Aviation Hub
The eight-county Southwest Metroplex near Dallas and Fort Worth houses about 100 airports and over 75 miles of runways. Eighteen foreign airlines maintain offices there while nine regular airlines and seven commuter lines operate more than 800 daily flights.
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Arlington, Tex
Southwest Metroplex
Dallas and
Fort Worth
Metroplex
Narrow World View Defines Nixon Aides Say
A Washington writer cites a pattern of rigid narrowness among Nixon aides. He argues they believe they can do right in pursuit of re election and bend laws, undermine agencies, and distort the public trust. The White House is viewed as an impregnable island run by the President.
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Washington
NEA
Nixon
Mark Sullivan
Harry Daugherty
Warren Harding
Daugherty
Sullivan
State Department
CIA
FBI
White House
Letters warn youth on inflation and deficit spending across 1960s concerns
A series of letters discuss looming inflation from fiat money and deficit spending, urging young readers to oppose government inflationary policies. Included are thanks to a community group for facility use and a note about Kingston Jamaica as a large English-speaking Caribbean capital.
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Federal Reserve Bank
IOU
Wilbur Mills
Kingston
Jamaica
Caribbean
South America
Ls Harbor
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C. P. Scott
Gene Merrifield
Chamber of Commerce
Boyle
Bruce Biossat
By Bruce Biossat
C. C. Moseley
Mr. Higley
Jaycee-Ettes
Index
Childress Jaycee-Ettes Charlene Christensen
Ak Sansom
Ine
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