Washington Inside Washington March of Events
Republicans fret over Nixon security in the Midwest and west of the Mississippi. Dole admits trouble as West resists FAP welfare expansion while wary of economy inaction. Farmers suffer. Hardin blamed for farm policy failures. Scherle vows victory in 1972. Nixon hoped to secure support by second term politics.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Mississippi
Robert Dole
Midwest
Democratic Party
Great Society
Dole
West
Clifford Hardin
Treasury
David Kennedy
William Scherle
Hardin
Agriculture Department
Scherle
Richard Nixon
CF Board Plans Growth for Gladewater District
The Gladewater District Camp Fire Girls board discussed long range growth and the Take A Stand Growth Membership Campaign at the Camp Fire Girls building. Leaders urged greater involvement of parents with the May 8 Council Fire at the Gladewater Precinct Park, featuring a cash prize for attendance and Patriotism as the theme. The next board meeting is August 13 at noon, with Leaders Association members invited.
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Gladewater District
Camp Fire Girls’ Inc
Gladewater District Board
Camp Fire Girls
Leaders Association
Calendar of Fact and Opinion Pinnerate
A collage from The Union Oil Company publication and The Elks Magazine highlights that petroleum dominates world ocean shipping. Inflation provokes jokes about shopping and money, illustrating public sentiment in lighthearted quips.
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The
Union Oil Company of California
Texas Liquor By The Drink Law Signed Into Effect
Gov. Preston Smith signs the liquor by the drink bill into law promising a tremendous impact on the Texas economy through tourism. Local option referendums are set in 46 counties for May 18 as required by the new act.
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Austin
Texas
Preston Smith
Smith
Martin Dies Jr
U.S. Supreme Court
Tyler
Fourth
Court of Civil Appeals
Toyah
State Supreme Court
Abilene
Texas Meat Inspection Program
Texas State Health Department
Dahl says young radicals should study after revolution choices
Yale professor Robert Dahl argues in After the Revolution that democracy is not fully achieved and calls for practical, flexible reforms. He warns against simplistic views of authority and urges weighing personal interests, leadership competence, and effort in governance.
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Richard Blystone
Associated Press
New Haven
The
Greening of
America
Dahl
United States
Policewoman Teaches Women How To Protect Themselves
Kalamazoo AP report quotes Officer Jacqueline Moss advising women to avoid fights, scream for help, and stay out of danger. She urges walking with a friend, checking back seats, choosing safe routes, and avoiding hitchhikers while promoting practical self protection over flashy stunts.
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Kalamazoo
Jacqueline Moss
Bottle from Boston Tea Party Still in Massachusetts Rooms
A single tea bottle from the Boston Tea Party remains preserved in the Massachusetts Historical Society Rooms. The artifact highlights colonial protest roots and museum collection continuity.
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Boston Tea Party
Massachusetts Historical Society
Hair Length Becomes Measure of Antiwar Sentiment
The author mocks antiwar protests in Washington and San Francisco by joking that hair length, not political stance, determines who may join the movement. He notes banners and speeches but questions the clarity of protesters demands and suggests long hair is the real requirement.
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Washington, D. C
San Francisco
U. S. Indochina
U.S
Vietnam
HBI
Hair Bureau of Investigation
Shirley Temple
Washington
When age and longing mix with memory and campfire
A collage of reflections on choosing an age to be and recalling summers with Camp Fire Girls. A Toledo AP note recounts a wedding band lost to polar bears at the zoo and an East Texas sale of feeder calves amid drought.
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Toledo, Ohio
C.B. Schafer Jr
Ann Arbor
Mich
Toledo Zoo
Bear Island
Leonard Romans
Longview
East Texas
Texas A&m Research and Extension Center
Overton
Agriculture Committees of
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Jean Marie Wilkins
Freda Gray
Mary Alice Lindsey
Gloria Gail Warlick
Lynn Enloe
Deborah Ann Richards
Glenn Mayfield
Gladewater
Norman Glickman
Gladewater Leaders Association
Bill Langford
Elks Magazine
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture
Health Department
New Texas Meat and Poultry Act
Division of Veterinary Public Health
State Health Department
James E. Peavy
Senate
Eisenhower
USA
Moss
Ann Straubel
International Association of Police
Taft Broadcasting Co
Spavinaw Lake
Knights In Shining Armor
Che Gladewater
Harry Kates
Women’s
Eee Eee Eee
Ereen Eens
Mrs
Jack Elrod
Fredalene Clark
Harriett Walton
Gladewater Publishing Company
Glade Avenue
Dean Street
Gregg County
Gladewater Times-Tribune
White Oak Texan
TEXA
770 Press Association
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