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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1969
Page
4
Don Oakley argues the 25,000 U.S. troops slated for South Vietnam withdrawal may be a token move unless followed by broader redeployments. He notes the impact depends on troop type and future plans, and questions effects on Paris talks and public optimism about ending the war.
The piece argues against leaving the church despite internal criticism from figures like Bishop Pike and Father Charles Davis. It defends church membership as essential to life, stressing that the church belongs to the people of God and urging perseverance amid reform and debate.
NEA analyzes the Russia China split with renewed clashes on the SinkiangKazakhstan border. Moscow backs Turkic Muslims in Sinkiang while Peking cites imperialism. The piece links territory claims, refugee flows, and potential aims for regional influence. It also notes Los Angeles coverage linking public figures to media, and Japan’s automotive output in 1968.
Thomas Reddin signals readiness to resume police work as FBL chief while eyeing a high profile media role. He cites his 26 months as chief delivering 500 talks to 150000 people and says TV could reach more. He remains apolitical, conservative on law and order, liberal on social issues, and questions the politics of a future mayor or FBI head.
UPI compiled best selling titles and authors in a Publishers Weekly Fiction section. The list includes Portnoy's Complaint Philip Roth The Godfather Mario Puzo Slaughterhouse-Five Kurt Vonnegut and more with other noted works and authors.
Wall Street Journal notes a shortage of stewardesses affecting airlines and a decline in prospective druggists as pharmacists lose prestige. Playboy Club in Chicago faces a tense contract negotiation with union reps predicting tough marathon sessions amid a rising labor-management clash.
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