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Newspaper
Andrews County News
Location
Andrews, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1968
Page
2
Senator Karl Mundt warns against the Poor People’s March in Washington. He claims organizers may recruit 100000 to 200000 by June and accuses administration leaders of weakness amid alleged violence and TV exaggeration. He urges Congress to resist intimidation to preserve law and order.
Grass Roots in Lovington New Mexico praise and condemn the Civil Service Commission. Supporters say it removes partisan politics from federal hiring while critics call it a haven for the inefficient due to broad worker protections. In Towanda Pennsylvania the Review notes many Americans expected wealth from income taxes but did not attain it.
Ed Doolittle warned that poverty and the Great Society are in a cycle of conflict and urged peace talks before starvation. He cited Senator Sam Ervin on budget cuts, proposed a $3000 annual income guarantee, and recalled veterans marching on Washington in 1932. The group discussed debt, public works, and a distant brick wall payment plan for a street drainage case.
Publication details from Andrews County News note weekly issues on Sunday and Thursday at 112 Northwest First Andrews Texas. Copyright and correction policy states errors will be corrected if brought to editor James Roberts and advertiser liability limited to space paid.
Mark Carpenter notes the May holiday weekend ended as Andrews shifts into summer with lake and beach trips, Little League, a Kiwanis backed tournament, pool crowds, and June events including rodeo tryouts, a gospel sing, and a teenage bash. Air Cadets form a new squadron and drivers education begins as students scatter for vacation.
Fort Davis and nearby sites mark a long history from camel experiments in 1857 to Civil War actions, Buffalo Soldier occupancy, and a final abandonment in 1891. The fort now stands as a monument in Davis Mountains State Park, with ranching sustaining regional life and trails offering views of a harsh but vast landscape.
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