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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1970
Page
2
A Mirror editorial argues letters to the editor should be signed to show accountability. It critiques un signed mail, discusses George Wallace and Nixon, calls for lawful progress, education as a path to better effort, and urges reading readers to seek constructive action against violence and radicalism.
A 4-H member reflects on citizenship as thinking with the head and feeling with the heart to serve others and oneself. It emphasizes obligations, cooperation, and adapting to roles as ages change, starting at home and extending to school and community for a progressive society.
AP reports Buck Buchwach, Honolulu Advertiser managing editor, testified against a Hawaii Legislature bill mandating corrections of published errors. The misprint involved his name in a news item, highlighting press accountability and editorial practice.
Gladewater public schools expand vocational education amid concern over college withdrawal rates. Ass’t Superintendent Dr. Bill Holliman argues many students lack inclination or aptitude for college and advocates stronger vocational programs with higher starting salaries and greater job demand.
The Gladewater Ministerial Alliance met Friday in the home of incoming president Rev Chester Gleason. They planned for Baccalaureate and invocation duties at the Gladewater Round-Up Rodeo and finalized plans for a church softball season and devotional services at Care Inn.
The Gladewater Mirror lists Harry Kates as publisher and general manager with advertising manager Nak FGHOh and staff including Mrs Harry Kates Neal Clark and Jack Elrod. It notes second class postage paid in Gladewater Texas and home delivery and mail subscription rates, plus consolidation with The Gladewater Times Tribune and The White Oak Texan.
Informal note appears with a nickname style line reading Jest A A NUTE and names Louis 4 and Carlat in fragmented text. No clear event or context is provided to identify a concrete news item.
A compact column features witty maxims on happiness health and government. The phrases touch on traffic stress taxes bigamy diplomacy and gender, framed as seasonal humor from Louis with a closing sign off.
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