Holiday driving risks loom over long weekend
The piece warns of high fatalities from car crashes during a four day holiday period. It argues automobiles turn ordinary citizens into risks and urges safer driving, fewer speed attempts, avoiding late driving, and avoiding unnecessary rushing. It also criticizes overreliance on scare statistics by safety groups while urging practical precautions.
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Mr. Ave
Highlights From State Capital in the 1969 Session
Austin reports a mid-session surge as the House and Senate pass major budget bills and tax measures. Connally’s $119 tax package advances, aiming to fund a $474 million revenue budget and a $479.7 million general appropriations plan. The bottles tax and liquor-by-the-drink moves draw debate ahead of conference committee. The sessions touch liquor laws, minors’ access, and public records, while dust abatement riders clash between chambers. Draft quota for July falls to 695, with alcohol and air control issues shaping the agenda.
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Austin
Tex
House
Senate
Joto
Connally
Texas Liquor Control Board
Texas Air Control Board
Air Control Board
House State Affairs Committee
Texas
Past Days In Terry County 10 Years Ago VFW Pilgrimage and tweaks
Ten years ago portions note VFW Post annual pilgrimage to Veterans Hospital. Temp rose to a peak. water use reaches three million gallons daily. Post Office box rents slated to rise. Memorial services held by lodges. Indians rally and beat Sox in Little League. ACT schedules meeting. Don O'Neal places fifth in Hobbs tourney. Club officers named for Meadow Lions. Early American home at 1208 East Cardwell. Beta Theta's hosts ESA district conclave.
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VFW Post
Veterans Hospital
Sox
Don O’ Neal
Hobbs
Meadow Lions Club
Hallbour
East Cardwell
Beta Theta’s
Brownfield
Lyndon B. Johnson
Terry
W.H. Wheatley
West Texas Gas Company
Betty Zo Dean
Wellman 4-H Club
Sundown
Lamesa
Earnest May
Walter Price
Seagraves
Clyde Cave
John Miller
Jack Holt
California
J.H. O’conner
Jimmie
Raymond Speegle
Hamlin
Arthur Sawyer
Edna Cobb
Dallas
Tom
Joe
Marlin Hayhurst
McCamey
J.W. Dorsey
Lubbock
Juanita Bicke
Z.O. Faaghn
George Warren
C.E. Ross
East Texas
Shirley Burnett
Keith B. Kaiser
Flem McSpadden
Congress
State Senate
United States Senate
Marvin Jones
Pappy John
Kate Powell
Plainview
Mmes, Hamilton and
Anderson
Sunday Sermon on Faith and Patience in Prayer
The sermon warns against demanding instant miracles and urges steady faith. It contrasts nurturing growth with seeking quick divine help and reminds believers to seek God’s grace and strength through life’s trials. It emphasizes ongoing guidance over crisis-driven prayer.
Let Us Make It Our Flag Again
Editor notes reflect on the meaning of the American flag drawing from World War I heroics and a childhood memory of flag waving. The piece contrasts personal belonging with officialdom and urges rekindling the flag’s personal significance for future generations.
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Bastogne
Sidelights at the San Antonio World’s Fair
Visitors tour a vast fair with famed treasures from Spain a 500-year-old Vespucci fresco and the largest screen film at the United States Pavilion. Highlights include a Panama Canal scale model a 40-pound banana stalks display and Belgium diamonds.
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San Antonio
Spain
Amerigo Vespucci
United States
Panama
Panama Canal
Belgium
Ty Cobb
Joe Louis
Mexico
Institute of Texan Cultures
Texas
Wright Brothers
Tewan
Ezekiel Airlines
Kool-Aid finds and shower jokes amid Khe Sanh siege
Marines at Hill 861 near Khe Sanh endure mortar attack that disrupts a folk singing session. Private First Class Frank Chaplik and Carl Block discover Kool-Aid packets in an enemy bunker, boosting morale with rainwater and pre sweetened drink.
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Twenty-seventh Marine Regiment
Charles D. Huckaby
Linda Vista
Calif
Craig D. Olson
Wheatridge
Colo
Olson
Huckaby
Golden State
Ison
Hanoi
Hannah
Ho Chi Minh
Giap
People’s Army of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam
Frank Chaplik
E”’ Co
2Nd Bn
First Marine Regiment
Chaplik
Khe Sanh
Carl Block
Buffalo
N.Y
Bugs Bunny
Block
Hill $61
Congress Should Move Holidays To Mondays, Says Publisher
In a satirical Publishers Notebook Roy Scudday imagines shifting all national holidays to Mondays to create long weekends. He jokes about extra travel, football schedule chaos, and a seven to eleven day year-end holiday, ending with the quip that the whole idea is a lousy fear.
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Halls of Congress
Viet Nam
Washington
Congress
Antarctica
Amazon River
Mamma
Dear Turnrow Tunkel on Nixon humor and Calf Talk
A reader letter bundle questions Nixon’s humor, jokes about calf gifts for President Johnson’s grandchild, and mocks Paris peace talks. It notes pronunciation of ketchup catsup and criticizes U S war strategy with Korea and Vietnam references.
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Turnow Tunkel
Richard Nixon
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues From a Page
A compact list of crossword clues extracted from a page segment. The entries include definitions for Masticate Game fish Large Locale Stuff and other themed terms such as Pleasure craft and crafts Ornament Land measure Samarium symbol Eskimo knife Back Delight Watercraft Snake unadorned Slicer Burmese premier Moist Greek letter Football position abbr Thin and related hints.
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Delight
Snake
Slicer
Moist
Thin
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