Power of a Simple Yes Shatters Hate
A quoted line celebrates how a single affirmative moment outshines vast negative energy. The message frames a positive mindset as the strongest creative force against hate. It contrasts expansive metaphorical storage of hate with one decisive yes.
Conformists Debated as Moral Standards Split
A line of thought in middle America argues conformists uphold morality while non-conformists are seen as immoral, reflecting cultural divide.
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Harper Retires As Alcoa Chief Executive Succeeds
W. H. Krome George becomes Alcoa chief executive officer effective March 1, succeeding John D. Harper who will stay as chairman through 1975. Harper, 65, began as a Tennessee Operations summer employee in 1925 and rose to president in 1963 before serving as CEO since 1965 and board chair since 1970.
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Rockdale
Aluminum Company of America
W. H. Krome George
Pittsburgh
Harper
Alcoa
Tennessee
University of Tennessee
Texas
Rockdale Works
The Spirit of a Thing and the New Morality
A columnist rails against the new conformity in society and media criticism. He argues creators must resist ease and imitation, seeking momentum and variety in artistic spirit, while noting the link between criticism and truth in controversy.
Contested City Council And School Board Races Grow
Several candidates file for city council Place 3 with Gene Lumpkin seeking re election. James Kahler and Lily E Hunter also run. Place 1 re elect Lawrence Zotz and Place 2 Jan Luecke, Bob Clark not seeking re election. In school board Kunz Mondrik Floyd Raine filed. two seats. Billy Hornung seeks re election. Dana Kestenbaum undecided.
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James Kahler
Lily E. Hunter
Lawrence Zotz
Jan Luecke
Bob Clark
Charles Kunz
Kunz
Roselee Mondrik
Rufus Floyd
Keith Raine
Billy Hornung
Dana Kestenbaum
Alcoa Shuts Down Rockdale Potline in Cost Cutback
Alcoa Rockdale Works will temporarily reduce primary aluminum production March 9 by shutting a 30 000 ton per year potline. Fifty one workers will be laid off bringing local layoff total to 119. The cuts affect three smelters and about 360 employees overall with production at 86.5 percent of U S rated capacity.
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Rockdale Works
Fred P. Bergeron
Alcoa
Texas
Alcoans
Bergeron
Point Comfort
Messena NY
U. S
Tennessee
Bentsen Proposes Federal School Financing Bill
US Senator Lloyd Bentsen outlined a bill to correct unequal school financing by basing public school funding on state wealth rather than district wealth. He described incentive grants from the federal government as the core mechanism to ensure equal educational opportunity.
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Office Skills Class To Be Taught At Yee High School
Mrs. Linda Morgan will lead an office skills class at Yee High School with a Monday 7 30 p m organizational meeting in the typing room. The county school superintendent's office sponsors the program and urges interested attendees to join.
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Yee High School
City Officials Attend Cameron Airport Development Meeting
Mayor Gene Blake and A. W. McCullin of Cameron and Richard Crowe of Buckholts attended a Tuesday conference on airport development needs. The Texas Aeronautics Commission will work with Cameron, visit the airpark, and make recommendations to the city.
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A. W. McCullin
Cameron
Richard Crowe
Buckholts
Milam
McCullin
Texas Aeronautics Commission
President Ford to Headline NNA Government Affairs Conference
President Gerald Ford will headline the National Newspaper Association 14th annual Government Affairs Conference, March 12 15 in Washington. He will attend a White House reception March 13 with top advisers. executive and committees meetings run March 12 14 with open house and registration at Stouffer's National Center Inn in Arlington Virginia.
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Herald
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Council Views Parking Problem on Short Agenda
City council finished a one hour meeting and sent an employee parking issue to the planning commission for study. They noted pending Texas Highway Department seal coat approvals on arterial streets and approved a mobile home permit and routine bills.
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Fannin
Industrial Blvd
6Th St
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Emancipation
Gene Lumpkin
Grain Prices Fall As Sorghum Drops Amid Weak Demand
Blackland Farm News reports grain sorghum prices slid to 3.40 per CWT in Dallas trading on Feb 20 as export demand wanes and expectations of record acreage loom. Analysts foresee further declines with corn possibly reaching 2.50 and milo following, while soybeans and wheat also retreat.
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Blackland Cotton and Grain Producers Association
Dallas
Buel Ray Bentley
Northeast Texas Commodity Exchange
Greenville
Kansas City
Milo
Bentley
Norman Hutchinson
Clayton
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