Urge Rural Support Of James A Joy For Judicial Post
Foard County residents urge support for James A Joy of Plainview in the race for Associate Justice of the Court of Civil Appeals. Joy, born on a farm in Foard County, served as a WWII pilot and spent a year in a German concentration camp before serving as a district judge in Plainview. A local spokesman notes rural unity is needed to back Joy against Amario in neighboring counties.
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Foard County
James A. Joy
Plainview
Court of Civil Appeals
Joy
Crowell
Amarilo
Pressing problem of dollar value and foreign aid waste debated
The Texas Tax Journal excerpt critiques President Johnson's dollar protection measures, arguing they fail to defend the dollar and expose hypocrisy. It condemns foreign aid waste, suggests reductions in federal spending, and warns deficits threaten American competitiveness amid tariff cuts.
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Texas Tax Journal
Johnson
U.S
United States
Tower of London
Parthenon
Athens
America
Congress
Great Society
Hubert Humphrey
Zambia
Africa
Indian Ocean
Europe
Rhodesia
Uncle Sam
Washington
Mr. Johnson
Wall Street Sees Narrow Range Amid Tax Hikes and Mergers
Wall Street firms note a likely narrow market with investors eyeing mergers and special situations. They expect a summer rally but warn any renewed selling should stay within the Dow 880 to 890 area if bearish news remains absent. Institutional cash is viewed as potential support on dips.
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New York
UPI
Goodbody & Co
Hayden, Stone Inc
France in turmoil tests De Gaulle's grip on power
Foreign News Commentary recalls May 1968 unrest when student protests and a wave of worker strikes challenged Charles de Gaulle. The piece notes his Algeria stance, rewritten constitution, and efforts to stabilize the franc, while questioning whether prosperity masked discontent and a delayed response to growing instability.
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Charles de Gaulle
France
de Gaulle
Romania
Algeria
Indo-China
Sahara
Smaghtly
Champs Elysees
U.S
South Yemen Seeks Aid from Moscow London Ambassadors
The People's Republic of South Yemen sent ambassadors to Moscow and London to obtain international help for its worsening financial crisis and to seek solutions from major powers.
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Aden
South Yemen
UPI
New People’s Republic of
Moscow
London
De Gaulle calls new elections as general strike paralyzes France
In a roundtable session chaired by Pompidou last weekend, workers rejected the settlement and kept the nation in a near standstill. De Gaulle vowed to fight, dissolve parliament, and hold fresh elections while the capital saw mass demonstrations and power outages across Paris.
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Pompidou
Rank
de Gaulle
Georges Pompidou
France
Champs Elysees Avenue
Paris
Shakup
Thrushes Raise Nest Behind Eton Wick Street Lamp
A pair of thrushes have built a nest behind a frosted lamp in Eton Wick and enjoy warmth from central heating and illumination during their brood care.
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Eton Wick
England
UPI
Fat Overweight Pill Ad Promises Money-Back Guarantee
An advertisement touts Idexac as a tablet for weight loss with a doctor’s prescription and a $3.00 Galaxon product sold with a full money-back guarantee. It claims no thyroid or digitalis content and offers mail order through Harpoere Store-C.
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Idexac
Galaxon
Dumont Rites Held Today For Paul R. Smith
Funeral services for Paul Rudolph Smith 50 longtime Dumont resident were held at 2 p.m. in the Dumont Methodist Church with Rev Robert Williams officiating. Interment followed in Dumont cemetery. He died Wednesday in Plainview hospital after about a month as a patient. Survivors include wife Beatrice and eight grandchildren, plus sons Paul Dewane Everett Glendall and Curtiss, sisters Geneva Wilson and Bama Neil Oliver, brother Truitt, and parents Mr. and Mrs Otho Smith.
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Paul Rudolph Smith
Dumont
Paducah
Dumont Methodist Church
Robert Williams
Hereford Methodist Church
Dumont Cemetery
Norris Funeral Home
Smith
Plainview
Beatrice
Paul Dewane
Everett
el Paso
Glendall
Abilene
Curtiss
Muleshoe
Geneva Wilson
Matador
Bama Neil Oliver
Truitt
Corpus Christi
Otho Smith
Inmate Burton Found Hidden in Flower Bed at San Quentin
Donald Lee Burton, 25, reported missing during an afternoon check at San Quentin State Prison, was found 90 minutes later in a flower bed inside the walls. He said he was not trying to escape but wanted time alone to think.
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San Quientin
Calif
Donald Lee Burton
San Quentin
Burton
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