Buddhists Pressures Precede Vietnam Elections in September
In a commentary on South Vietnam, editors warn that Buddhist leaders aim to influence the September 11 elections by pressuring Premier Ky and Washington. The piece notes dual Buddhist tactics from hunger strikes to anti-Communist stances, arguing how Buddhist efforts could shape US policy and the Ky regime.
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United States
South Vietnam
Nguyen Coa Ky
Washington
Uncle Sam
United Buddhist Church
Thich Tri Quang
Thich Than
Saigon
Vietnam
Britons debate Lewis column on frivolous mood and national purpose
A West German correspondent and others weigh Anthony Lewis's New York Times piece claiming Britain's mood clashes with its economic and moral state. Critics, including Izvestia and Tavestia reporters, offer mixed takes on Britain's future role, faith, and identity beyond Carnaby Street, Crockford's, and the current mood.
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Mr. Lewis
London
Anthony Lewis
New York Times
Lew
Time Magazine
Observer
the Times
of London
Tavestia
Britain
Izvestia
Christian Science Monitor
Lewis
Carnaby Street
Crockford’s
Press Freedom and Confidential Sources in Court
The article argues reporters should shield confidential sources to protect investigative reporting. It cites Annette Buchanan of the University of Oregon facing contempt for not revealing student sources and contends protecting sources enhances justice by uncovering crime and corruption.
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Annette Buchanan
University of Oregon
Christian Science Monitor
Auto Insurance Rates Nears Increase In Texas
Texas motorists may face an average rise of 2.11 dollars per year as the State Insurance Board weighs hearings on rate changes. If approved, bodily injury and property damage liability up 11.9 percent, collision up 2.4 percent, comprehensive up 3 percent, with various driver classification reforms proposed to adjust premiums for young and low risk drivers. A separate note reports the first Mediterranean fruit fly found in Brownsville prompting enhanced inspections and eradication efforts. Also: Atty General rules on surrender of plates for salvage dealers and land disposal rights by the Texas Highway Department.
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Austin
Texas
State Insurance Board
Uit
Brownsville
John White
Texas Department of Agricul
Bowie News Chronicle Notes From 1958 Local Scene
A retrospective column recalls Bowie Texas events from 1956 to 1958 including the Bowie News expansion, rail commission candidate Christie of Alien speaking on the street, skating rink preparations, Veterans Training program class plans, Masonic installation, Trinity River watershed office, public recreational facilities at Pelham Park, Army units at Fort Hood preparations, Little League field improvements, Montague County camp date, and W D Barnes moving his headquarter to Ponte for Field Enterprises Educational Corporation.
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Er Christie
Collin County
Texas
Melvin Dansby
Montaave
Stuart
Wie Roewie
Bowie
Trinity River Water Shed
North Fort Hood
Digonte
Bowie Lions Club
Meyer Park
W. D Barnes
Ponte
Field Enterprises Educational Corporation
Bowie News and Mon,tague County Times Consolidation
The Bowie News established February 9 and consolidated with The Montague County Times on April 1953. Subscription prices: Bowie News $4 yearly, $2.25 half year in Texas zone of Montague Wise Clay and Jack counties and Jefferson county Oklahoma. elsewhere $5 yearly. Paper stops at subscription expiration.
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Bowie
Bowie News
Swt
Texas
Montague County Times
Montague, Wise, Clay and
Jack
Jefferson County
Oklahoma
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