Sick of being told I am sick sermon from Dallas Lions Club
The author rails against government, media, educators, and courts for alleged social decay. He denounces violence and censorship while urging support for liberty and national safety, promising to vote for liberty intelligence and national safety.
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Peck Morgan
Dallas
Oak Cliff Lions Club
David R. Braden
L. A
United States
Robert Kennedy
Blackie Sherrod
Dallas Times Herald
All America
Supreme Court
Lierty
Rainy Fourth of July Dampens Plans in Lovington
Lovington received 2.5 inches of rain Thursday and last night, pushing the total over 4 inches for the spell. The weather cooled after days above 100, delaying holiday plans yet easing the heat. Farmers welcomed the moisture for cotton and grain sorghum, with pasture and hay fields benefiting as cattle ranchers report general rainfall across the area. Odell Henderson in Humble City logged 2.6 inches, Marvin McClish at McDonald reported more than three inches.
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Lovington
Heward
Odell Henderson
Humble City
Marvin McClish
McDonald
Nasser and Russian Leaders Clash Over Middle East Deadlock
In Moscow, President Nasser held a frank exchange of opinions with Soviet leaders over the Middle East stalemate. Tass described the talks as cordial despite disagreements. Egypt offers to reimpose a UN peacekeeping force, while Cairo boosts military spending. Britain’s Foreign Secretary urged progress and Egypt announced a large defense budget to support Arab lands.
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Associated Press
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Gamal Bdel
Nasser
Egypt
Middle East
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Soviet Union
United Nations
Cairo
London
Gamal Abdel Nasser
U.N
Gunnar Jarring
Israel
Michael Stewart
Britain
Mahmoud Riad
Egyptian
Sinai Peninsula
W F Mattox to Speak Here Sunday at Third and Central
Dr W F Mattox director of Lubbock Christian College American Heritage Program will be guest speaker Sunday evening at 6 p m at the Third and Central Church of Christ The talk titled The Values of Christian Education highlights his role with the LCC Speakers Bureau He has a long background in ministry education and authoring works on church history.
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Lubbock Christian College
Central Church of Christ
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LCC
Texas
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Grand Falls
J. P. Mattox
Irene Young Mattox
Central State Teacher’s College
Oklahoma
Oklahoma University
George Peabody College
Nashville
Tennessee
12Th
Drexel Church of Christ
Oklahoma City
Freedom Forum
Lea County Awards Four Bid Contenders for Goods and Services
Lea County commissioners accepted four bids this week. Watson Truck and Supply of Hobbs won two tandem axle dump trucks at 31,738.40. Benny Teas bid 2,665 for an entrance gate and ticket booth at the Lea County fair grounds. Verhan Construction won a 4,984 retaining wall contract and Purcell Construction 4,830 for display cases. All contractors are Lovington-based.
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Lea County
Watson Truck and Supply
Hobbs
Lea County Fair Grounds
Benny Teas
Verhan Construction Company
Purcell Construction Company
Lovington
NEA Protest Over Tavern Refusal At Dallas Convention
The National Education Association filed a protest after a tavern owner refused to serve an African diplomat during a national convention near Dallas Municipal Auditorium. The owner argued the Civil Rights Act does not cover taverns, while U.S. Attorney Eldon Mahon noted the act defines food selling facilities but does not explicitly include or exclude taverns.
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Dallas, Tex
National Education Association
U.S
U. S
Mahon
Rain-Lashed New Mexico Sees Heavy Overnight Downpours
The Associated Press reports widespread rainfall across southern New Mexico with Carlsbad record 2.87 inches and a total of about 4 inches since Tuesday. Roswell, Deming, Truth or Consequences, Socorro, and Silver City logged multiple inches while Las Cruces and Albuquerque felt ongoing showers. Temperatures varied with Deming reaching 66 and Red River 71 as the Weather Bureau expected southern d rains to ease and northern showers to rise tonight.
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Associated Press
New Mexico
Carlsbad
Froswell
Deming
Socorro
Silver City
Las Cruces
Clayton
Albuquerque
Southwest
Red River
Weather Bureau
Plans Develop For Proposed Technical School
The Colorado State Board for Community Colleges and Occupational Education is drafting plans for a $1 million vocational technical school in the Four Corners area. The project would use federal, state and local funds to serve students from Arizona, Utah, Colorado and New Mexico, said James Wilson, assistant state director.
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Denver, Colo
Colorado State Board For Community Colleges and Occupational Education
Four Corners
Arizona
Utah
Colorado
New Mexico
James Wilson
Wildcat Strike Disrupts Chicago Bus System
Chicago CTA faces a wildcat strike by drivers and motormen with about 600000 commuters stifled. Officials describe turnout as encouraging while holiday traffic reduces impact. Some workers take four day weekend. service drops to about 75 percent as talks continue.
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Chicago
Chicago Transit Authority
CTA
George L. Dement
Dement
Car Hits Fence in Seventh Street Incident
Albino R. Sainz drove a 1963 Ford south on Seventh Street and swerved through a fence at 619 W Avenue F. The car ended in a backyard on a trash can. Sainz was cited for reckless driving and driving without a license. Ford damage about $100. fence damage about $150.
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Avenue F
Albino R. Sainz
Jeff Drake
Sainz
New Mexico's 188th Fighter Squadron Faces Heat and Doubt in Vietnam
In Tay Hoa Vietnam, the 188th TFS crews endure 12 hour bomb loading under 125 degree heat. Pilots report tree busting missions with little visible targets, uprooting trees while napalm and 20 mm fire are used. Back home, BIA shifts work to Albuquerque and pilots fret over aging F100C jets and possible reassignments as wings near 4000 flying hours.
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Tay Hoa
South Vietnam
New Mexico
188Th Tactical
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