Nixon credibility gap and hijack camera proposal
Washington reports discuss a credibility gap in Nixon era politics as reporters question denials from officials and the White House. Also noted is FBI interest in airport surveillance cameras to aid hijacking investigations, opposed by the Civil Aviation Administration as civil rights concerns arise. Rep. Thomas M. Rees withdraws from a Los Angeles mayoral bid citing TV exposure limits due to Sirhan trial coverage.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S
Wilson
Lyndon Johnson
Herbert Klein
FBI
Cuba
Civil Aviation Administration
Thomas M., Rees
D-Calif
Los Angeles
Sirhan
Harold
White Oak Band Boosters Dinner Plans and Events
White Oak Band Boosters scheduled a March 30 dinner in the school cafeteria with prices 1.25 for adults and 0.75 for students. They also planned the annual band banquet and a May 10 twirling contest, named a nominating committee for 1969-70 officers, approved a new constitution and bylaws.
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White Oak Band Boosters
Mattie Brantley
Mary Thomas
Lou White
Calendar of Fact and Opinion by American Dairy Association
The article notes farming in the United States employs over six million workers, more than combined employment in transportation, utilities, steel, and autos. Agriculture assets equal about two thirds of corporate current assets, with production assets worth over $30,000 per farm employee. It states that today’s farmers and ranchers must be big businessmen.
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American Dairy Association of California
United States
U.S
Fresh Wit and Wry Observations on Life
A compact, humorous essay critiques secrecy about making money, the wise man’s ignorance toward rules, and a tailor’s relish for life’s seamier side. It notes that broad-minded husbands often clash with wives, and a drinkers’ hiccup theory is playfully dismissed. It ends by lampooning dieters who cheat on calories while paying for programs.
Motorman Saves Passenger In Central Loop Rescue
In Chicago a Lake Street El train halted at California Street after a middle aged man collapsed. Motorman Tom Patterson, 27, gave sustained CPR and oxygen until police arrived, reviving him briefly before the man died at the hospital. Patterson, who is black, continued his shift and filed a report afterwards. The piece contrasts this real act with recent “demonstrations” in the city.
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Chicago
Lake St
California St
Car Four
Tom
Fred A. Ellerman
Tom Patterson
Louis Sturdivant Dies Suddenly in Gladewater
Louis Franklin Sturdivant 65 longtime Gladewater resident died Sunday morning after a sudden illness. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 p.m. in Stone Funeral Home Chapel conducted by Rev. Irby Sates. Burial was at Gladewater Memorial Park. A barber and World War II veteran, he was born June 24, 1903 in Princeton Texas. Survivors include one brother, three sisters, and several nieces and nephews.
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Louis Franklin Sturdivant
Gladewater
Stone Funeral Home
Irby Sates
First Baptist Church
Gladewater Memorial Park
Sturdivant
White Oak
Princeton
Texas
E. L. Sturdivant
Lawton
Okla
Mattie Younse
C. W. Bryant
Clay City
Ind
Lillie Worley
Dallas
Can Democracy Survive The Self Discipline Dilemma
The piece cites a 1968 Wall Street Journal editorial questioning democracy's workability after George Kennan warned of self‑discipline erosion. It argues for limits on wage increases, strikes, and waste disposal, while calling for a draconian public discipline in areas never restrained before.
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Princeton
George Kennan
America
Kennan
United States
David Daube
Oxford University
Sister Died In Louisiana Friday
Marie M Swanson sister of Coy McEachern died Saturday morning in Springhill Louisiana after a lengthy illness Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at Central Baptist Church Springhill with Rev A O Jenkins and Rev Loyd Williams officiating Burial was in Springhill cemetery Survivors include daughter Miss Jo Ann Swanson of Springhill Attending the service were Jerry Adams Russ Blane Ken Erickson George Wilkins Bernard Davidson Nathan McEachern Marshall
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Marie M. Swanson
Coy McEachern
Springhill
Central Baptist Church
A. O. Jenkins
Loyd Williams
Springhill Methodist Church
Springhill Cemetery
Swanson
McEachern
Jerry Adams
Russ and Blane
Ken Erickson
George Wilkins
Bernard Davidson
City
Nathan McEachern
Marshall
Jo Ann Swanson
Iowa Public Service release notes aging population trend
An Iowa Public Service Company release states the current average age is just under 28, rising from 30 plus in 1950 and likely to climb further as births decline.
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Iowa Public Service Company
Speed Reading Course Opens in Longview Area
Arrangements set for a 27 hour night class speed reading course in Longview with a Saturday option Learn to read 10 000 words per minute with improved comprehension Orientation lectures offered March 24 25 and 29 at the Ramada Inn Longview Texas by Accelerated Education Schools led by Dr Wade E Cutler Ph D The program requires one class per week for nine weeks with a diploma awarded Enrollment limited to 18 on a first come basis Readings claim 2 500 words per minute typical outcome prior to improved comprehension and understanding
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Longview
Ramada Inn
Estes Parkway
Interstate 20
Texas
Acicelerated Education
Dallas
Ft. Worth
Denton
Amarillo
Clovis
N. M
Wade E. Cutler
Local Family Members Named in Obituary Row
A compact notice lists Mrs. Harry Kates Neal Clark Jack Elrod Fredalene Clark Harriett Walton Jerry Kates as individuals connected to the deceased. The brief item notes family ties and community recognition without further details.
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Mrs
Harry Kates
Neal Clark
Jack Elrod
Fredalene Clark
Harriett Walton
Jerry Kates
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The
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the Mirror
Louis Sturdivant
Quitman Street Church OF Christ Gladewater, Texas
Louisiana
New Delhi
Bangalore
Longview Area
Advertising Manager
Glade Avenue
Dean Street
Gregg County
Gladewater Times- Tribune
TEX
Ress Association
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