Editorial A Salute To Lions
Lions Clubs across Texas honor their Kerrville camp for crippled children opened in 1953. The facility in the Hill Country serves visually, hearing, and physically impaired youths aged seven to sixteen with free care on a 504 acre site costing over 709000 dollars in permanent buildings and improvements. The piece salutes Lions and supporters for giving disabled children a chance to grow into useful citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Clubs
Texas
Kerrville
Hill Country
Nixon psychiatric claim spurs column and welfare critique
A national columnist alleges Richard Nixon underwent psychiatric treatment while VP and ties it to his looming control of the nuclear trigger. Nixon aides deny the claim, while the columnist offers witnesses for congressional review. The piece also critiques welfare policy shifts and calls for stronger advertising truth standards.
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Richard Nixon
Nixon
Congressional Committee For
Anti cancer vaccine possibility linked to common virus
Guest editorials discuss a potential anti cancer vaccine tied to a virus many people acquire. Dr. Grace of Buffalo cites rare reactions to the F B virus with cell changes matching cancer forms and notes Rosewell Park Institute is expanding a study from 475 to 10,000 subjects.
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James T. Grace Jr
Buffalo
New York
Grace
Rosewell Park Memorial Institute
Texans In Washington 90th Congress Unkind To Texas Judgeships
In the 90th Congress a Texas tilt on judicial nominations ended with Abe Fortes blocked for chief justice and Homer Thornberry denied a seat. Texas aides and senators supported Thornberry and opposed Fortas, while other Texan nominees moved forward or were confirmed. Former congressman Paul J. Kilday died in October.
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Texas
Washington
Abe Fortes
Supreme Court
Homer Thornberry
Fortes
High Court
Thornberry
Fortas
Forr Warren
Senate
Wayne Justice
Athens
U.S
Hal Woodward
Colemn
Morton Susman
Houston
Eldon B. Mahon
San Antonio
Paul J. Kilday
Court of Military Appeals
Senate Judiciary Committee
Barefoot Sanders
Dallas
Washington, D.C
Sanders
North
Johnson
Radio News Editor’s Luncheon Debate Ends With Quick Exit
Joe Roddy of 4 K¢8C Austin pressed Neil Addington, chief of the Houston Post capitol bureau, to attend a nurses’ luncheon to debate radio news coverage versus newspaper coverage. Roddy gave a prepared speech then raced back to the office, leaving Addington dazed at the lectern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Roddy
K¢8C
Austin
Neil Addington
Nurses’ Organization
Addington
The
Houston Post
Capitol
Roddy
Lectern
Let God Meet You at Every Corner in Life
A devotional reflection urges letting God meet every life corner from youth to old age. It cites Psalms 59:10 and Luke 2:52, stressing guidance through childhood, marriage, parenting, finances, aging, suffering, and death, to find grace and fearlessness in each stage.
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Davis
God
Jesus
Christ
A Century of Prices and Progress in Free Markets
A NY restaurant celebrated 100 years by selling meals at 1868 prices, exposing inflation with corned beef and cabbage four cents, coffee one cent, and roast chicken ten cents. The piece argues that despite rising prices, productivity has lifted living standards and mass distribution secures consumer gains. It warns against over regulation threatening free markets.
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New York
Rncan
Chicago
Bureau of Charities
U.S
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Brownfield
Larry Crabtree
Billie Norman
Terry, Yoakum
Gaines
Vovisiones
Philosphy
Assistance Payments Administration
Federal Trade Commis
Sion
United States
Defense Department
Federal Trade Commission
Marvels
Carlton
Cos
Volunteers
America
VISTA
Jim Collins
John Tower
R-Tex
Ralph Yarborough
D-Tex
Lyndon B. Johnson
Marvin Watson
Texas Democratic Party
White House
Bill Moyers
C.R. Smith
American Airlines
Commerce Department
Jerre Williams
Williams
University of Texas In Austin
House
Ways and Means Committee
Omar Burleson
Anson
George Bush
Australia
Ed Clark
Hemiskah
William H. Crook
San Mar
Wright Patman
Texarkana
Burleson
House Administration
Rep
Joe Pool
Santa Claus
Santa
West Texas
Hugh Holmes
D Je Boys
Dodge Boys
Craig Mot Company
Broadway
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