The Childress Index Publication Details
The Childress Index announces its city based operation in Childress Texas with publishing days Sunday Tuesday and Thursday. Rates listed include mail subscriptions in local and adjoining counties at five dollars per year and six months six dollars fifty in other counties six months three fifty and carrier routes at eight and a half cents per issue. Morris Higley named publisher.
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Childress Index
Main Street
Childress
Texas
Childress Index, Inc
Ox Bow Printing, Inc
Morris Higley
Kowtowing Out Of Style In Peking Debate
Editorial argues against Chinese pressure on The New York Times over publishing political advertisements. It notes press freedom, explains Beijing’s protest via Chou Nan, and warns that if one paper bows to pressure others may follow. Kowtowing is deemed outdated for empires and media alike.
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New York Times
Times
Peking
the Times
Rosenthal
New York
Imes
America
American Management Association
Dale Tarnowieski
Public backs secret ballots for strikes and organizing
A Princeton based Opinion Research Corp survey shows 83 percent of the general public and 86 percent of union members favor a law requiring a secret ballot before strikes. Union members and the public also back secret ballots to decide on continued strikes after 60 days. Union members and the public favor secret ballots to decide on union representation.
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Opinion Research Corp
Princeton
N.J
Business Roundtable
U.S
May 24 Highlights From History Across Centuries
On this date in 1626 Peter Minuit bought Manhattan Island for goods worth 24. In 1819 Queen Victoria was born in London. In 1830 America's first passenger railroad opened between Baltimore and Elliott's Mill. In 1844 Morse sent the first public telegraph message. The Brooklyn Bridge opened in 1883. In 1941 Bismarck sank Hood. 1300+ died. Rioting in Peru in 1964 killed 300. Social and political milestones follow.
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Associated Press
Peter Minuit
Dutch West India Trading Company
Manhattan Island
Queen Victoria
Britain
London
United States
Baltimore
Elliott’s Mill
Samuel F
Alabama
George C. Wallace
University of Alabama
France
Charles de Gaulle
Soviet Union
U. S
Wilbur D. Mills
Arkansas
Bob Dylan
Sophocles
B.C
Symbolic lion marks Saint Ignatius in art
The lion symbolizes St Ignatius due to his martyrdom by lions. Buck Island National Monument sits entirely underwater, where visitors snorkel over a coral garden filled with tropical fish.
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Ignatius
Buck Island National Monument
Virgin Islands
Watergate questions and late reader reactions
MORRIS HIGLEY ponders why Washington pursued Watergate and what was gained or stolen. He questions Nixon knowledge and aides’ actions while noting readers’ avoidance of Watergate coverage. The column ends with a aside on Arctic ravens as protected garbage collectors.
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United States
McGovern
Tom Eagleton
Nixon
Management survey signals rise of work life discontent
The American Management Association reports rising doubt and restlessness among businessmen and managers. Among 2,821 replies, over half see growing conformity pressures, with 30 percent saying job demands damaged health in five years. About 40-52 percent of managers find work unsatisfying, and nearly 50 percent have considered changing occupations.
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John Cunniff
New York
American Management Associations
First Emmy awards for television news on CBS
The first annual Emmy for television news aired on CBS with flashes of humor and some dull stretches. CBS dominated with 11 Emmys, NBC three, ABC two, amid a seven-category format and mixed reactions from critics and viewers.
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Jay Sharbutt
New York
CBS
National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
Academy
60 Minutes
Time-Life, Inc
British Broadcasting Corp
NBC
ABC
Reasoner
Americans shift to bicycles as cars fall from favor
Hal Boyle notes cultural tastes vary by region and income as bicycles outsell cars for the first time since World War I. He cites AMA data showing physicians earn about 40 500 annually for 62 63 hour weeks and contrasts this with a 26 000 yearly figure on a 40 hour week.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Southeast Asia
India
America
The
American Medical Association
Robert West
Nixon Mitchell myth of close ties exposed by BIOSSAT
Washington columnist Bruce Biossat argues the Nixon Mitchell closeness is a myth born for political convenience. Mitchell’s role grew from cabinet needs and public image, not intimate influence, a view shaped long before his Vesco funds indictment.
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Washington
Nea
Nixon
John Mitchell
Mitchell
Poa
California
Gaylord Parkinson
Wall Street
New York
Vesco Campaign Fund
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
National Monument Preserves Taxco Appearance as Old Spanish Town
Mexico preserves Taxco as a national monument to maintain its historic look. The academy recognizes three winners by the government in a single category to curb modern indecision. Jamaica highlights five top tourist areas Montego Bay Kingston Port Antonio Ocho Rios and Mandeville.
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Taxco
Mexico
Jamaica
Montego Bay
Kingston
Port Antonio
Ocho Rios
Mandeville
Childress Office Supply Advertisement Inventory List
An inventory listing for Childress Office Supply includes reception cards auditor's reports auction sale bills un gummed labels wedding invitations by laws constitutions financial statements society stationery admission tickets posters all sizes gummed labels store sale bills greeting cards shipping tags window cards funeral cards meal tickets score cards post cards invitations pamphlets programs vouchers booklets and drafts Dodgers.
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Financial Statements Society
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