Rise and Fall Parallels Voices On Democracy and Britain
The piece cites Alexander Fraser Tytler and Henry Luce III to discuss democracies' fragility. It contrasts Roman fate theories with modern cases, noting Britain's perceived decline in economic, social, and national purpose aspects as reported in Life magazine and echoed by the Appeal-Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Fraser Tytler
Mannd
United States
Henry Luce, III
Henry R. Luce
Time Magazine
Great Britain
Time
London
Luce
Life Magazine
Harold Wilson
Britain
Suez
Persian Gulf
Singapore
Malaysia
U.S
Republic
Marysville
California
Appeal-Democrat
Rome
Basin Highlights: Industrial Tract Water and Sewer Rates
Basin highlights outline Monahans City Council and Industrial Foundation passing ordinances granting the industrial tract the same water sewer and sanitary enterprizes rates. Also notes hospital board reform in Culberson County and local Pioneer Days time capsule. Peter Morales posts Baylor track scholarship. Perryton suits in truck fatality. Quanah plans federal housing units with Housing Authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monahans
Industrial Foundation
Monahans News
Quanah
Housing Authority
Quanah Tribune
Yesteryears in Andrews Highlights and Recaps
One year ago Dr. Norman Vincent Peale spoke at a summer chamber banquet. Building permits reached 504722 for the year. A donkey baseball game was planned between the Downtown Lions and the Jaycees. J Z W Hutcheson named citizen of the year. Five local boys competed in the Share the Fun 4H state contest: Billy Neal Dan Fisher Mike Smyers Tommy Robertson Carl Rogers. Five years ago Jerald Talent chosen for United Nations trip with other youths. local ranchers soaked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Vincent Peale
Chamber of Commerce
Lions
Jaycees
J. Z. W. Hutcheson
Billy Neal
Dan Fisher
Mike Smyers
Tommy Robertson
Carl Rogers
Free press vs Bar Association clash in defense of fair trials
Grass Roots Opinion from OSCALA Florida argues that when the American Bar Association tampers with the free press it risks a public blackout of pretrial information. It stresses the need for equal justice and watchdog journalism to ensure a defendant’s right to a fair trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscala, Fla
Star-Banner
American Bar Association
Capitol Rewriting Committee Alters Texas Constitution Debate
Texas constitutional revision hearings wrap winter and spring sessions with 25 revisionists facing uncertain support. Debate centers on Supreme Court election of judges by commission, governor’s power, and a proposed single four year term. Special session looms over a $2.5 billion budget and tax measures amid liquor and riot control issues.
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Texas
Senate
House
Ben Barnes
Preston Smith
John Connally
Texas Supreme Court
Court of Criminal Appeals
H. S
Hank) Brown
San Antonio
Texas Afl-Cio
Brown
Dick Cory
Victoria
Janice May
University of Texas
Cory
Commission
Capitol
Connally
Legislative Budget Board
Crawford Martin
Higher Education Coordinating Board
Big City
Coordinating Board
Midland-Odessa
Dallas- Fort Worth Area
Houston
University of Houston
Corpus Christi
Supreme Court
High Court
David Fuentes
Presidio County
Frances FE. Howard
Thomas A. Curtis
Amarillo
Lars Connor
91St District
Eastland
Ike Harris
Senate Finance Committee
J. A. Garcia Jr
Raymondville
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Andrews County News
David Soza
Andrews
Harold Dale Monkres
Bowie
van Horn
Culberson County Hospital Authority
Culberson County Hospital Board
Commissioners Court
Hereford
Courthouse Square
Plains
Peter Morales
Baylor
THE
Post Dispatch
Perryton
Lipscomb
Ochiltree County
Yesteryears
Jerald
United Nations
Andrews Ranchers
Northwest First
Andrew
James Roberts
Mercury
Smith City Drug
Grass Roots Opinion
Aecess
Dallas
Will Davis
Democratic Executive Committee
Martin
Bee County Junior College
Central Texas College
Killeen
Galveston Community College
College of the Mainland
Texas City
Robert 5. Calvert
Vocational Rehabilitation Division
Texas Education Agency
Justice of the Peace
Chevrolet
Mosutomobile
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