Equal Rights Amendment Gains Ground Across States
Editorial notes that despite House passage, the Equal Rights Amendment aims become nationwide law as Title VII effects grow. The Women's Bureau reports most states repealed or narrowed maximum hours laws for women since 1964, with ten repeals and many rulings limiting applicability to women. Men now sometimes receive benefits once reserved for women, such as overtime premium pay.
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Women’s Bureau
U.S. Department of Labor
District of Columbia
Bureau
Man argues for sexually segregated schools for women
A New Twist Man in Waco argues there is a case for women only schools to improve leadership chances. Dr Neal Mc Coy of Baylor University notes it is a man's world, but equal opportunities should exist. He cites girls schools offering more leadership chances than coed universities dominated by men.
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Women’s Liberation Movement
Neal McCoy
Baylor University
McCoy
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
Baytown Sun Masthead Note
The Baytown Sun lists editors and publishers and notes AP affiliation. It states exclusive republication rights and reserved rights for all material not credited to the paper, reflecting standard masthead language.
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Associated Press
Orror
Man Who Shielded LBJ Hounded From Secret Service
Rufus Youngblood, hero of the Dallas ambush that protected Lyndon Johnson, was moved from the White House after Nixon era pressure and later resigned at 48 reaching pension eligibility. He denies Nixon personally targeted him and praises the Secret Service. Oxymorons about Atlanta police job possibility noted.
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Rufus Youngblood
Secret Service
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
White House
Eisenhower
Dallas
Lee Harvey Oswald
Youngblood
All America
LBJ
Dallas Hospital
Air Force One
Nixon
Dying at Forty Five He Lived to Eighty One in Texas Politics
A first editor at the Austin Dispatch, Edmunds Travis, known for his bold editorials and lobbyist persona, is recalled by AL Melinger. The piece describes his flamboyant presence, late editorial habits, and his role in supporting the paper while living on charity, ending with him turning his salary over to the narrator.
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AL Melinger
Austin Dispatch
Edmunds Travis
Austin
Texas
Jim Ferguson
Joe Bailey
Dispatch
Parents push safety fix at Hemlock and Baker crossing
A letter from Dale T. Adams credits Craigmont and Ponderosa residents and Commissioner Jamie Bray for funding and completing a new walkway along the ditch at Hemlock Street and Baker Road after a safety protest to the School Board and county officials. The note urges future board sensitivity to child safety.
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the Sun
Philip Dignam
Hemlock Street
Baker Road
Craigmont
Ponderosa
Dignam
Jamie Bray
Bray
Uation
Dale T. Adams
Hemlock
Treatment and testing for gonorrhea and pregnancy myths
A reader asks if gonorrhea can be diagnosed from discharge and how to treat it, with advice to visit the county health office where exams and treatment are free. The column also addresses pregnancy timing and whether intercourse during menses can result in pregnancy, noting ovulation usually midway but occasional exceptions.
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Dr. Lamb
Attorney James Boyle Re named Counsel for UT Students
James Boyle, a lawyer, was named attorney for the 40,000 students at the University of Texas. He pledges to serve as their master and servant, guiding student interests and legal needs.
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James Boyle
University of Texas
Bridge by Oswald and James Jacoby
Oswald and Jacoby discuss a four heart contract and a defensive misplay. South seals the rubber after East misreads the position while West holds strong diamonds and trumps. The question asks what to do when partner bids three hearts, with the solution promised tomorrow.
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Jim
East
West
Across 37 A Mythical Bird Puzzle Clue List
A dense puzzle page lists scattered clues and definitions. Names such as Lamb and Lambet appear alongside terms like austere and downtrodden combinations. The grid mixes language hints with abbreviations and cultural references.
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Wisconsin
Charles Lamb
Dry
Aswine
Choler Statesman
Ireland
Down
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