Hoover mocks liberal calls for replacement in national debate
The piece lauds J Edgar Hoover as a respected figure amid liberal pressure to replace him and warns against FBI politicization. It cites his defense of picking a successor and recounts Hoover and Ramsey Clark contrasted views, then critiques crime growth and civil liberties erosion as society debates crime policy and enforcement.
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J. Edgar Hoover
Washington D. C
Hoover
Ramsey Clark
FBI
Washington
J, Edgar Hoover
FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin
Books for Texan readers at Glade Water Public Library
Red River Dust by Eugene Bowers and Evelyn Oppenheimer offers local interest with Dallas critic input. The Arms of Krupp by William Manchester reveals Krupp influence through four centuries and world wars. Also featured are Ginny by Charles Butler and Light Unseen by Audrey Erskine Lindop with a London setting and suspenseful plot.
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Red River
Eugene Bowers
Evelyn Oppenheimer
Red River County
Krupp
Germany
Rupps
Europe
Reich
Hitler
Krupps
Nuremburg
Charles Butler
Henry James
Ginny
Audrey Erskine Lindop
London
Kilgore College Texas History Collection Grows
In Adele Scarborough Habenicht's will Kilgore College received a substantial bequest to expand the Texas history collection. Her husband Harold Habenicht added funds. the library now shelves Habenicht purchases separately from existing Texas history works. The collection spans Texas Indians folklore literature government geology art economics sociology and more.
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Adele Scarborough Habenicht
Kilgore College
Texas History
Harold Habenicht
Kilgore
Texas
Habenicht
John Carnett
Ruth Parks
Social Sciences
Habericht
Stephen F. Austin
College
Kilgore College Sets Registration Dates for Spring Semester
Kilgore College announces January 20 21 22 as registration days for re enrollees transfers and new students with classes beginning January 23. Evening registration runs January 2022 6 to 9 pm in the Liberal Arts Building.
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Kilgore College
CDE
D. D. Meads
Liberal Arts
Marijuana Not Harmless Says Boston University Study
The Boston University analysis calls marijuana a relatively mild intoxicant and notes that smoking grass does not cause the feared harms. It contrasts with past absolutes from religion science and advertising, arguing that parental fears may be overstated.
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Boston U
March of Events: Nixon Narrow Victory Shapes Policy Debate
Washington observers argue Nixon's slim win may push a cautious approach to national programs. A Democratic Senate and House could veto or limit his tentative changes, echoing Kennedy's cautious early presidency after a close victory.
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Washington
Congress
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Nixon
Senate
House
John F. Kennedy
Air Force Seeks Women Applicants for Training and Careers
Sergeant Billy Hall announces a shortage of women in the Air Force and invites qualified high school or college graduates to apply. Opportunities include jobs in Computer Operation Accounting and Finance Systems Analysis plus travel education and recreation with benefits such as free medical and dental care and 30 days of paid vacation yearly. See Hall at the Longview Post Office Building or call 758 8465 for details.
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Billy Hall
Air Force
WAF
The
Post Office
Longview
Wit and Witticisms From a Busy World
A collection of quips on marriage work and thinking. Jokes note a computer refusing to function without two circuit breaks a day and a newlywed's complaint about chores. It contrasts thunder with silent lightning and quips about moon missions and city commuting timelines.
Public debates mix rights with public service law
A blend of editorial notes and letters debates legality of public employee strikes in New York and free services for the poor. Opinions critique transportation policy, youth potential, road safety trends, press freedom limits, and social inequality voiced by readers in various U S towns.
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New York
Portland
Ore
Oregonian
U.S. Department of Transportation
Uncle Sam
Anderson, S.C
Free Press
Birthday wishes and local notes from Lone Graves
A column blends birthday greetings for Mrs. W. J. Harkness with recollections of 1968 injuries, a note on The Scarecrow play tryouts at GHS, and a reflection on a mail theft case near Hazleton. It also reports a pet replacement, a Texas bred bull winning at Chicago, and a call for reader submissions to Box 223 Gilmer Texas.
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Gilmer
Texas
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Wagner
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St. Thomas
Richard Foster Jones
You
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Henry Cathcart
Central Press
Ron Ziegler
Herb Klein
Charles W. Yost
U.N
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Eugene McCarthy
Sargent Shriver
New York State Narcotics Commission
Lawrence Pierce
Board of Health
Henry Giordano
North Africa
United States
American Medical Assn
America
Antigo
Wisc
Journal
Stanton
Hartley
Iowa
Sentinel
Cape Cod
Rockland, ME
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Lone Graves
W. J. Harkness
I. E. Clark
GHS
Marshall
Harrison County Sheriffs Department
Hazleton
Phillipine Islands
Roger Harmon
Safari
5-M Farms
Lindale
Chicago
Che Gladewoater
Harry Kates
Suckas Neal Clark Jack Elrod
Fredalene Clark
Harriett Walton
Jerry Kates
Gladewater
Glade Avenue
Dean Street
Gregg County
Gladewater Times- Tribune
TEXA
Press Association
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