Amarillo Weather Bureau wins commendation for timely tornado warning
The Amarillo Weather Bureau staff receive a certificate for competence and decisive action in issuing a tornado warning about 54 minutes before a destructive storm. W. L. Thompson of the Fort Worth regional HQ praises advance warnings for lives saved and stresses community preparedness.
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Postmaster General Watson Faces White House Backlash Over Budget Cuts
Marvin Watson Jr, praised as economical, clashes with Johnson aides over Post Office cuts and lavish renovations at taxpayer expense. He docked liquor at home yet hosted civil servants on the Sequoia cruise, provoking criticism. A disrupted pouch of Vietnam talks in Paris raises security concerns as officials monitor possible site changes to Geneva.
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Vietnam
Orly Airfield
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Brussels
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Switzerland
Paris Crippled but Hardly Dying
The piece surveys Paris during social unrest sparked by De Gaulle’s era, with unions and students driving change. It notes widespread talk and protest, ongoing demonstrations, and daily life under shortages, while pondering police morale, militant wage defiance, and provincial attitudes.
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de Gaulle
France
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Pompidou
Make Sure You're Dead By Paul Harvey
A Reader's Digest inspired column argues for a universal standard to determine death amid rising transplant interests. It cites cases of revival after death declarations, including a plane crash victim later identified as Ted Kennedy, and patients revived from apparent dead states.
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Northampton
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New Zealand
James Keemer
Powellsville
N.C
Charlotte Mayer
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Campus record chatter sparks spring nostalgia debate
A University of Kansas student ends a 63-hour phone talk and plans to keep chatting until classmates push the record beyond 550 hours held by a Kansas State group. The piece comments on campus pranks, militant student protests, and fears of campus shutdowns renewing calls for the “good old days.”
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University of Kansas
Kansas
Tulsa World
The Shepherd Thinking on Mind and Morality
Julien C. Hyer cites Proverbs and Shakespeare to show thinking shapes character. He notes Hamlet's clause that thinking makes it so and urges meditation that aligns with God accepted wisdom as the Psalmist suggests.
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Hamlet
Julien C. Hyer
Dangers in the World Reflect on Civil Disobedience and Decay
A reflective column argues Western decline mirrors France and Britain, warning that civil disobedience and campus sit ins erode law and order. It contrasts sanctions on Rhodesia with Russia, praises PTA stance on academic freedom, and critiques permissive parenting amid protests.
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Rhodesia
Russia
PTA Congress
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