Russia Versus China Lecture and Film in Gladewood
A lecture and color film by Raphael Green titled Russia vs China will be shown Friday at 7 15 p.m. in the LeTourneau College chapel. Green, a noted Asia expert, traces the clash between the Russian bear and the Chinese dragon over Manchuria Siberia Outer Mongolia and border zones with eyewitness travel from Hong Kong to Vladivostok and beyond. He recounts Mongolian frontiers and the subtle Red China influence as part of a broader geopolitical narrative backed by his White House and diplomatic experience.
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LeTourneau College
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Russia
China
Green
Asia
Manchuria
United States
Siberia
Mongolia
Hong Kong
Sea of Japan
Yokohama
Vladivostok
Samarkand
Tashkent
Afghanistan
Outer Mongolia
Genghis Khan
Gobi Desert
Red China
White House
Ambassador Pauley
North Korea
Russian Empire
East Texas Schoolmen Meet in Nacogdoches
The first East Texas Schoolmen meeting is set for 6:30 p.m. Monday October 21 at Stephen F. Austin College Student Center in Nacogdoches. L. P. Sturgeon of the Texas State Teachers Association will speak. Dinner reservations due by Friday October 18 to Dr. Thomas D. Franks Box 3017 Stephen F. Austin Station.
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Stephen F. Austin College
Nacogdoches
L. P. Sturgeon
Texas State Teachers Association
Thomas D. Franks
Stephen F. Austin Station
Texas
Palmours Attend Rites For Sister In Oklahoma
Mr and Mrs Paul Palmour and daughter Mrs Wilma Ea ton of Conroe returned from Oklahoma where they attended funeral services for Mrs Palmours sister Mrs Henry Scudder She died Thursday noon in Okmulgee hospital after a lengthy illness Services were held in Okmulgee and a second service at First Baptist Chelsea Burial was in Chelsea cemetery She is survived by her husband two sons Hilbert Norman and Eugene Santa Fe NM one sister Glen Heaphman West Liberty IA one brother three grandchildren native of Missouri family notes she was a Baptist member
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Paul Palmour
Wilma Eaton
Conroe
Oklahoma
Palmour
Henry Scudder
Scudder
Okmulgee, Okla
Okmulgee
First Baptist Church
Chelsea
Okla
Hilbert
Norman
Eugene
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Mrs. Palmour
Glen Heaphman
West Liberty
Iowa
Mrs. Scudder
Missouri
The
Baptist Church
Vietnam War Amputees Outpace Earlier Conflicts
Fort Lauderdale veteran Ewing W. Mays, a WWII double amputee, notes a record number of Vietnam War amputees. He tours hospitals including Naval Hospital Philadelphia, Walter Reed, and New York facilities, urging government rehab reform and employer support as more injured return home.
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Ewing W. Mays
Mays
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Korea
Vietnam
Johnson exit reshapes 1968 race as McCarthy Kennedy surge
The piece argues Lyndon Johnson quit amid party pressure after a failed war policy and rising internal dissent. It notes Eugene McCarthy and Robert Kennedy challenging Johnson, with home front riots and Vietnam anger shaping the factions. It also mentions Paul Harvey's syndicated column continuing in the Mirror.
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Eugene McCarthy
New Hampshire
Robert Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Vietnam
Dump Johnson
Sens
McCarthy
Kennedy
Asia
L.B.J
Must We Re elect Johnson Opinion on 1968 election tactics
The piece argues that Johnson’s 1968 nomination maneuvering and leverage from Paris peace talks pressured opponents Nixon Wallace and Humphrey. It questions Hanoi’s cooperation and suggests election dissent is neutralized, framing a vote to re elect L B Johnson.
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Paris
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George Wallace
Humbert Humphrey
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Hanoi
Nixon
Wallace
Congress bans mailing of master car keys to curb theft
Congress passed H.R. 14935 to halt mailing of master or skeleton car keys. The measure aims to curb rising car thefts by tightening who can obtain these tools, allowing only legitimate users such as locksmiths and car dealers to access them.
Overdose of News Spurs Calls for Censorship
The piece cites Dr Heinz Lehmann and others warning that constant reporting harms mood and fosters shell shock from media saturation. It notes Gallup Hoover and Hayakawa critiques, violence contagion, and a censored Mercury edition as dangers of distrustful news.
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Heinz Lehmann
Douglas Hospital
Montreal
George Gallup
Senate
S. I. Hayakawa
American Psychological Assn
Pottstown
Mercury
Vietnam
Pap
Major Berry Notified of Promotion at Sembach Base
Air Force Maj. Eugene Berry 39 of Union Grove is on the promotion list to lieutenant colonel. He serves as chief of personnel at Sembach Base in southwest Germany and earned the Air Force Commendation Medal for the Mobilization Accession System for Reserve Forces. He has two overseas tours, Korea and Japan.
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Germany
Air Force
Eugene Berry
Union Grove
C. P. Berry
Berry
U.S
Air Force Commendation Medal
Joint Chiefs of Staff
JCS
Union Grove High School
Major Berry
North Texas State University
University of Denver
Command and Staff College
Air University
Maxwell Afb
Ala
Industrial College of the Armed Forces
Washington, D. C
Korea
Japan
Salt Water Agriculture and Fodder Prospects Highlighted
Recent experiments show salt water can sustain crop production in arid regions and cattle can be fed with mesquite sagebrush or treated sawdust. The oceans could be farmed and so called trash fish offer a near inexhaustible protein source.
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Heaven
Rotary Will Hear Pine Tree High Interact Students
Gladewater Rotary Club hosts Pine Tree High School Interact Club members in a Thursday program. The Greggton Rotary Club sponsors the group, with Edward Holmes as president and Sid Hecker introducing the students.
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Pine Tree H. S
Gladewater Rotary Club
Pine Tree High School
Greggton Rotary Club
Kiwanis
Greggton Club
Edward Holmes
Pine Tree Club
Sid Hecker
Glassy fragments fill Gladetwater Mirror staff list
The readable portion lists names and roles at the Gladetwater Mirror including publishers Neal Clark managing editor Jerry Kates advertising manager and Fredalene Clark women's editor Harriett Walton, with scattered, unreadable OCR debris interspersed throughout.
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Harry Kates
Lat Seals Pierce
Neal Clark
Jerry Kates
Jack Elrod Mos
Fredalene Clark
Harriett Walton
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National Academy of Science
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