Leave Military Decisions To Military Men
Paul Harvey argues for civilian supremacy while urging military leaders to decide how wars are fought. He contends Korea and Vietnam show the danger of political restraint, warns of nuclear-era deterrence, and claims victory requires fighting to win with decisive use of technology. He warns against repeated wars driven by fear and urges unwavering resolve.
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Vietnam
Asia
Defense
Melvin Laird
America
Congress
United States
Earth
Gregg County Vehicle Registration Figures Released
Gregg County tax assessor collector Bill Harper announced on Friday April 4 1969 that total motor vehicle registrations reached 51000 with 32866 passenger vehicles up from last year 43350 total and 30000 passenger vehicles. ST JOSEPH Mich AP man’s productive tool the stone still has a place in modern industry at Bendix plant where sandstone and brake housings are dumped to a chute vibrating 1500 times a minute to smooth 22 machined surfaces and wear stones at 27 pounds per hour.
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Gregg County
Bill Harper
the Mirror
Harper
ST. Joseph
Mich
Bendix
Gates of the New Jerusalem and Its Gates
A Sunday School lesson explains the gates of the New Jerusalem with twelve gates named for the twelve tribes of Israel and angels at each gate. It notes the gates remain open and the city is lit by the Lord God, with streets made of pure gold.
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The
New Jerusalem
Israel
Immediate library picks feature sports hits and sacred texts
Gladewater Public Library shelves Jerry Kramer’s Instant Replay a diary style football memoir with gritty insights into endurance and pain. Other biographies and guides explore eccentric figures Extraordinary People by Hesketh Pearson and A Layman’s Guide to Psychiatry and Psychoanalysis. A religious reflection ties in biblical imagery from Revelation about the New Jerusalem, inviting readers to spiritual thirst and salvation.
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Jerry Kramer
Gladewater
Green Bay
America
Hesketh Pearson
Thomas Paine
Gordon R. Dickson
Cheyenne
Lee Hoffman
Phyllis A. Whitney
Poverty In Paradise in San Francisco Welfare Critics
The piece reports on welfare dependence across the United States. It cites Mrs Gladys Washington in San Francisco unable to pay $118 in overtime parking tickets on welfare. It notes a New York mother of nine eligible for $750 monthly tax free welfare versus Mississippi’s $200, and highlights multi generation relief. It references a New York City family costing taxpayers about $2000 monthly in a midtown hotel. It comments that one in eight New Yorkers lives off others taxes and mentions rising relief rolls in New York.
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San Francisco
Gladys Washington
New York City
Mississippi
New York
South Carolina
Warsaw
S. C
Charleston
Jack Leland
Paradise
Mr. Nixon
Washington
John Lindsay
Lindsay
Jokes and jabs from a welfare debate column
A humorous but pointed column mix includes clever quips on relationships and daily life, then shifts to political critique of welfare spending. It argues welfare creates voter leverage for politicians and urges taxpayers to protest. Includes references to Nixon Lindsay and New York tax debates.
Strong Heads Texas Drug Education Investigative Panel
Lieutenant Governor Ben Barnes named Senator Jack Strong of Longview to head a special committee to study narcotics use among high school and college-age youth in Texas. The panel will explore education programs in schools and colleges and may yield legislation this session. The group will include eight more members from the Senate, schools, and law enforcement, and will work through the interim to examine drug effects and prevention strategies.
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Austin
Ben Barnes
Jack Strong
Longview
Texas
Senate
Strong
Barnes
East Texas Cattlemen Plan Two Day Feedlot Tour
Twenty five East Texas cattlemen and agri business men will tour West Texas feedlots April 10 11 sponsored by the East Texas Farm and Ranch Club chaired by Joe Milton Winston. They leave Dallas Love Field at 8 30 a m arrive Lubbock an hour later visiting feedyards and attending the Beef Cattle Conference at Texas Tech then tour campus facilities led by Dr Ralph Durham. The aim is to study retaining ownership of calves through feedlots and possibly raise per head profits by up to 50 percent.
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East Texas
West Texas
East Texas Farm and Ranch Club
Herman Kidd
Joe Milton Winston
Winona Cattleman
Dallas
Love Field
Lubbock
Don Workman
Texas Tech
Tech
Ralph Durham
Animal Science Department
Kidd
The Mugwump by Jory Kates on Generational Music Clash
Teens cherish the discomfort parents feel under young music while older folks feel ignored. The piece argues communication fails across ages, with those over 30 boxed as outdated and useless, yet some still seek to contribute despite the era’s harsh judgments.
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Congress
Looking In The Mirror Ten Years Ago Highlights
Hancock Hospital announced its fifth class of vocational nurses of seven graduates after a year of training and state exam success in Austin. Among 520 examinees Loyce Norris Davis of White Oak ranked in the top six with 93.6. A tornado damaged the Reeves barn in West Mountain, marking a second storm hit. Lake Gladewater fishing yielded a six pound seven ounce bass. Murray Morrison, son of Dr. and Mrs. David Morrison, received the Silver Award at a Court of Honor in the Legion Hut, becoming East Texas Area Council Explorers Cabinet chair with multiple scouting awards.
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Hancock Hospital
Austin
Loyce Norris Davis
White Oak
George Reeves
West Mountain
Gladewater
Reeves
Lake Gladewater
T. J. Gary
Murray Morrison
David Morrison
East Texas Area Council
Explorers Cabinet
Implied consent bill urged to curb drunken driving
A letter from L G Taylor and Carol Holliman urges Texas lawmakers to pass an implied consent bill with blood tests for suspected drunken drivers. They cite Texas DPS data that alcohol related crashes killed over 1700 last year and claim 500 lives could be saved in year one.
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Texas House of Representatives
Texas Department of Public Safety
Texas
Last Day To Register For Speed Reading Course
Speed reading course offered by Accelerated Education Schools in Longview and Kilgore. Dr. Wade E. Cutler leads, with aims to raise reading speed to 1000 wpm and boost comprehension. Free one hour orientation meetings April 9 10 11 at Ramada Inn Longview and April 12 at Kilgore Community Inn.
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Ramada Inn
Longview
Kilgore Community Inn
Kilgore
Wade E. Cutler
East Texas
Accelerated Education
Tyler
Dallas
Denton
Sherman
Amarillo
Clovis
Roswell
Hension
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Gladewater Mirror
Mr. Clark
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