Washington March of Events on Defense in 1970 Session
National defense dominates Nixon agenda as Congress returns for 1970 with continued ABM funding likely and debate over MIRV. SALT talks may shift doves toward compromise while administration may seek a prime time mobilization if faced with opposition from doves and SALT outcomes.
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Washington
Nixon
National Defense
Defense
Senate
Congress
U. S
Safeguard
United States
Soviet Union
Helsinki
Waco Lawyer To Address Gregg County Bar Gathering
Waco attorney Hilton H. Howell will speak at a Gregg County Bar Association luncheon at the Dewntowner Motor Hotel in Longview. Bar president Henry H. Harbour will preside as Howell, public relations committee vice chair, discusses The Legal Profession and Its Future. He is a Baylor Law School graduate admitted to the bar in 1936, director of First National Bank of Waco, trustee of the Cooper Foundation, and advisory director of the Texas Baptist Foundation.
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Longview
Waco
Hilton H. Howell
Gregg County Bar Association
Dewntowner Motor Hotel
Henry H. Harbour
Howell
State Bar Public Relations Committee
Baylor University School of Law
First National Bank of
The
Cooper Foundation
Texas Baptist Foundation
Texas Association of Defense Counsel
American War Foundation
Soul as Theme in Sunday Christian Science Lesson
The Sunday Lesson Sermon centers on Soul with a Golden Text from Psalms urging patience on God for salvation. Passages from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy stress Life's self-sustaining nature and warn against denying harmony due to mortal discord, asserting divine principle restores harmony.
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God
Mary Baker Eddy
Saul
Fresh Strictly Fresh Man Facts
A humorously worded set of observations on drinking limits at work, lunch carrying habits, adult movie audiences, dieting indulgence, elevator etiquette, and hat etiquette. The tone resembles a quirky column or tips item from a dated newspaper.
Local Newspaper Staff Names Noted in Gladewater Mirror
The Gladewater Mirror lists staff roles including publisher general manager advertising manager news editor and women’s editor. Names such as Mrs. Harry Kates Nea Clark Jack Elrod Fredalene Clark Harriett Walton appear alongside roles.
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General Manager
Advertising Manager
Women's
Mrs
Harry Kates
Nea
Clark Jack Elrod
Fredalene Clark
Harriett Walton
Census A Time For Americans To Take A Close Look At Themselves
The 19th decennial census begins April 1 with 395 district offices across the United States. About 80 percent of households complete 23 questions in 15 minutes while 20 percent answer a median 69 questions in 45 minutes. Census data drive congressional apportionment federal funding and planning. President Nixon emphasizes the census helps measure national characteristics and guide policy.
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Bureau of the Census
U.S. Department of Commerce
United States
Texas school funding dispute heads to federal court
A suit by Dallas Fort Worth and Houston school boards seeks a statewide uniform property tax valuation arguing the foundation funds distribution favors rural districts. The action targets the State Board of Education with a push for a fair division of financial responsibilities between state and local districts.
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Austin
Big City
Dallas, Fort Worth
Houston
Texas
State Board of Education
Texas Research League
Foundation
This That and The Other The Craft Exhibit and Lions history notes
This item lists the Craft Exhibit in Paris March 2021 with arts and crafts entries from Cypress Junior Women's Club including purses jewelry mobiles and quilts and a $35 prize. It also mentions a 50 year Lions history book dedicated to Texas Lions with local clubs and conventions and a travel program Dixie with a Difference. A separate note reports Tyndale Hall becoming a limited liability company to fund minister training and the Bible Church Men’s Missionary Society backing.
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Lonse Graves
Paris
Cypress Junior Women’s Club
Julien C. Hyer
Gladewater
Gladewater Lions Club
Texas Lions
Jelks F. Castellan
Ennis
John Erhard
Dallas
McAllen
Texas
Dixie
North Piney Woods
Texas Heritage
James H. Stow
Atlanta
Amity Study Club
London
Tyndale Hall
Church of England
Bible Churchmen’s Missionary Society
England
Ray Roberts Delivers Re election Announcement
Rep. Ray Roberts formally announces his bid for a sixth term in Congress. He cites unopposed status and gratitude to the 4th District residents while addressing inflation crime and Vietnam peace. Roberts, a Navy veteran and former Texas senator, serves on key committees and is supported by his wife and family.
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Washington, D. C
U.S
Ray Roberts
Congress
Washington
4Th District
Vietnam
McKinney Democrat
Sam Raburn
Collin County
Texas Senate
House Committee On Veterans’ Affairs
Public Works Committee
Roberts
Lcdr
Tom Murray
USN
Kelly
Tom
Opinion from many cities on crime and conservation issues
In Washington the Library of Congress closes early to avoid danger downtown. In Wichita a doctor’s son jokes about an eternity case. Grove City decries slum neglect and indifference. Harrisonburg AMA officials urge healthier habits and physician education. Towanda laments bald eagle decline and habitat threats.
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Hillsboro
Obe
Washington
D. C
Library of Congress
Capitol Hill
Wichita
Kans
Harrisonburg
American Medical Association
AMA Board of Trustees
Selective Service Q&A Clarifies Registration and Conscientious Objection
Editor notes questions asked at draft boards with answers by Colonel Morris S. Schwartz. A son released at over 26 with a criminal record must register on leaving the institution. A-I applicants cannot be assigned to noncombatant duty unless the board designates conscientious objector status or I-A-O. Local boards and appeal boards classify, but the Director can direct classification or reclassification regardless of eligibility.
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U.S
Bureau
Morris S. Schwartz
State Selective Service
W. Ninth Street
Austin
Texas
Director of
Selective Service
Royal bathing habits of historical queens contrasted
The article notes Elizabeth I bathed only monthly due to soap shortages while Josephine bathed daily, and claims bathing was once for cranks or on medical advice, highlighting changing attitudes toward personal hygiene among monarchs.
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Elizabeth
Josephine
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Gladewater Mirror
Henry Cathcart
Central Press
Gregg Bar Assn
Christian Science Sunday Service
Strictly Fresh
Ke Ae
Glade Avenue
Dean Street
Gregg County
Gladewater Times-Tribune
White Oak Texan
Press Association
Tex
Research League
Department of Public Safety
Col
Wilson FE
Speir
DPS
Preston Smith
Progressive Study Club OF
Pittsburg
Camp County
Upshur County
Grove City
Ohio
Towanda
Kath
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