Noyes Sees 1969 Vietnam Outlook as Saigon Stabilizes
Crosby S. Noyes argues that by end of 1969 Americans and South Vietnamese officials view Saigon as secure. He warns against abrupt peace pushes and unilateral cease fire, urging phased withdrawal with South Vietnamese forces assuming more defense duties to sustain gains against Communism.
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Crosby S. Noyes
Washington Star
Vietnam
Noyes
U. S
United States
Saigon
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Agnew Defends Parental Authority Over Daughter
The vice president cites parental power in denying his daughter a moratorium march. He argues establishment figures avoid saying no to children while youth crime and drug abuse raise concerns. Critics contend the stance misreads youth upheaval and political manipulation.
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Spiro Agnew
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Local Club Hears About Pakistan at Clifton Meeting
Clifton Magazine Club heard a Pakistan program from guest speaker Mrs. Joseph Summey, wife of Lt. Col. Summey now residing near Clifton. She described life in West and East Pakistan, the Purda h custom, desert climate, and local culture with slides as members asked questions.
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Clifton Magazine Club
North Ave. G
Milton C. Brown
C. Pernell Aars
Joseph Summey
Pakistan
Summeys
McAllen
U. S. Air Force
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Summey
Karachi
Col. Summey
Air Force
Clifton
East
Summer
H J C enrolls 642 students for 1969 fall term
Hill Junior College registrar Louis Allen reports 642 students enrolled for the 1969 fall term including 77 from Bosque County. He notes area residents attend the College Work-Study Program and several students work in nearby towns. College bus service allows commuting and home residence. Enrollment by town is listed.
Hearing aid sale promises low cost options with tests
Advertisement touts behind the ear and in the ear hearing aids for 179 dollars, 100 percent American made with a one year guarantee. Free hearing tests, 30 day battery supply, and nerve deafness aid. No sales force, multiple labs used to keep prices down. Local clinics scheduled in Clifton Meridian and nearby towns with detailed tour notes and student participants.
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Hamilton
News
Clifton
Montgomery Hotel
Meridian
Temple Hearing Center location details
Temple Hearing Center lists address at 108 South Bell Hamilton and phone contact 817 386 5918 for visitors seeking audiology services and appointments.
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South Bell
Hamilton
Hill Junior College Hosts Fine Arts Festival Concerts
The Chorale and the Symphonic Wind Ensemble performed in a public concert during the First Annual Hill Junior College Fine Arts Festival in Hillsboro.
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Hill College Symphonic Wind Ensemble
H. C. Fine Arts Dept
Walt Paul
Symphonic Wind Ensemble
Chorale
Fea
Tured
Hill Junior College
Hillsboro
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