Editorial notes place system gains in Texas elections
The Place System in Texas Elections is growing for city council, school boards, and some state representatives. Roy Young of Arlington State College outlines how the system works and its aim to dilute minority political strength, noting use in Alabama, Florida, and Mississippi as well as Texas.
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Water Purification Seen as Vital National Need
Babson Park Mass argues water desalination is essential for America's future. It notes rising daily water use from 40 to 259 billion gallons and forecasts 880 billion by 2000, urging lower costs through desalination and potential nuclear power driven plants.
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Bible Verse Watch Therefore for the Hour Unknown
A brief religious verse reminder warns to stay vigilant for the hour and moment of judgement, citing Matthew 25 13 and urging preparedness without specifying a date or particulars.
Hartman Era Appoints Editorial Team In Baytown Paper
The Baytown publication lists Sam Hartman as editor and publisher with James Hartman and Preston Kendergrass among staff. Robert K. Gthnore and Bill Harman hold executive roles. promotions and managerial assignments are noted while the article preserves rights of republication.
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Rockefeller Allies Seek Control of Young Republicans
Fulton Lewis reports Rockefeller aligned forces push to seize leadership of the Young Republican National Federation ahead of the upcoming national convention. Key North Carolinian Dave Flaher and California delegates back reformist candidates while criticising Goldwater supporters. The battle pits liberal-leaning elements against conservative factions within the Young Republicans amid broader GOP tensions.
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Lighter Side of Cigarette Ad Code Changes
A scrambled discussion on the cigarette ad code update and its impact on marketing. It notes no ads show shifts in portrayal of health, doctors, or hospitals, while advertisers keep promoting vitality and excitement through smokers. It reflects skepticism about the code's effect and comments on reader memory of past campaigns.
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Spot of Fame Guess the Name
A playful, puzzle filled page teases readers with questions about a Kansas senator farm publications boxing safety a historical trio and a jazz era item while urging careful language and future focus in a lighthearted newsroom feature.
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West Northumbria Castle and Craster Fortage
A fragmented report notes Earl Thomas of Lancaster and Joan of Gaunt shaping a historic fortress in Lancaster area lore. It mentions a northern England setting near Craster with medieval strongholds, old defenses, and lingering legends of rival claimants in the 14th century.
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GAO Probe Raises Taxpayer Money-Saving Debate
Washington debate centers on the General Accounting Office praised for uncovering millions in waste yet targeted by Rep. Chet Holifield. Holifield, once a taxpayer ally, now chairs a subcommittee probing GAO while the agency reports directly to Congress and the White House, insulated from firing power.
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Lewis and Clark set out on their expedition today
The article notes on this day in 1804 explorers Lewis and Clark began their westward journey toward the Pacific. It also lists born individuals including physicist DL OG, dramatist Hall Quine, soprano Patrice Mussel, singer Bobby Burin, and references to Arthur Capper among miscellaneous items.
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Daily KING FEATURE Crossword Puzzle Clues
Readable puzzle text shows scattered clues and broken words for a standard King Feature crossword. It lists numbered hints like 1 Across and 2 Down with partial phrases, errors, and filler terms, indicating a single page of cryptic style entries and meter.
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