Youth in the News What to Report and Why
Editors defend covering youths from governors' offspring to flag swastikas noting such stories are news. They urge balancing reports by highlighting positive acts like Little Leaguers, Safety Patrols, tree planting, and Miss America preparations, arguing most youths are good citizens.
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Sweden
Fairfax County
Vietnam
New Jersey
America
Grass Roots Opinion: Cost of Progress in Public Education
Livingston Texas readers discuss the price of a progressive nation beyond dollars, emphasizing personal help, support for children, and the quality of public schools as the true measure of future leaders. The piece stresses encouragement and resources over taxes alone.
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Livingston
Texas
Enterprise
Talking pages spark debate at country store session
At a rural Andrews Texas gathering, locals debate a new talking page education device. Clem Webster jokes it could rival a portable radio’s impact. Ed Doolittle warns of overreliance on schooling tech while criticizing government spending and Congress.
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Country Store
Clem Webster
Clem
Middle East
Shere
Ed Doolittle
Columbia University
Congress
This Week in Andrews Sports Roundup
Andrews kicks off summer sports with wide activity across fields gymnasiums and courses as junior rodeo planning and a big parade loom. Eleven girls vie for rodeo queen while a dance fundraiser aids the high school patio fund and local sports volunteers keep games running.
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Andrews
Sheriff’s Posse
Posse
Sheriff's
Sse
Delbert Harvick
Cecil Waggoner
Key Club
Mustang
Texas Electric Joins Nuclear Research Program
Texas Electric Service and 20 investor owned utilities join Gulf General Atomic to accelerate gas cooled fast breeder reactor development. Hulsey says project aims for high breeding gain and potential full scale plant by early 1980s. Other Texas utilities participate and an associated fusion research effort continues at the University of Texas.
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Texas Electric Service Company
Gulf General Atomic Inc
San Diego
Cal
Burl B. Hulsey Jr
Texas Electric Service
United States
Europe
Hulsey
Texas
Texas Atomic Research Foundation
University of Texas
Austin
West Texas wildlife flourish amid rain and dove abundance
Texas Parks and Wildlife officials report West Texas is greener than in two decades with plentiful wildlife forage. Rain from Del Rio to the Panhandle eased, with hail near Big Lake causing deer and other wildlife damage but overall fawning prospects look exceptionally good across the Trans-Pecos and wider region.
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Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Texas
del Rio
Panhandle
Long
Big Lake
Bill Rice
Rice
Trans - Pecos
San Angelo
Abilene
Fort Worth couple visits kin across two Simmons families
Mr and Mrs Mark Simmons of Fort Worth are visiting with their sons and families Mr and Mrs Bob Simmons and Mr and Mrs Maurice Simmons during the current trip.
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Mark Simmons
Fort Worth
Bob Simmons
Maurice Simmons
Clements Family Tour Includes HemisFair San Antonio Visit
Mr and Mrs Frank Clements with Donna Margaret and Jeri spent Wednesday through Sunday touring the San Antonio area stopping at HemisFair and other local spots of interest.
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Frank Clements
Donna
Margaret
Jeri
San Antonio
Hemis- Fair
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