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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1968
Page
9
In secret testimony later released publicly, Hershey told a House appropriations subcommittee that up to 100000 more men than originally scheduled could be drafted, with February figures exceeding prior projections. The disclosure suggests larger manpower needs than previously anticipated.
Washington dispatch reports the draft may be trimmed with a projected 240000 inductees for the next fiscal year. Officials cite higher than expected rejection rates and enlistments under the current two year plan. Pentagon budget hearings note potential total draft calls near 385000 with 10 to 16 percent rejection. Some lawmakers question the effectiveness and tactics amid protests and political debate.
More than 150 West Texas schoolmen examined changing trends in school management Monday at a workshop sponsored by Texas Tech in cooperation with the Texas Association of School Boards. The program opened in the Student Union Building with orientation for newcomers and featured a keynote by Region 17 Education Service Center director Dr. C R Douglas.
Golden eagles average about three feet in length, weigh from eight to 12 pounds, and have a wing span of six to seven feet.
A chaotic report notes Hubert Humphrey’s push for nomination, Nixon criticizing Rockefeller and draft board secrecy, Rockefeller denying active candidacy, and GOP leaders urging “stay loose for Rocky.” Kennedy campaigns in Indiana while Nixon and Dirksen navigate anti crime and peace talks amid broader party maneuvering.
Monday's open lecture in Texas Tech Comparative Literature described Don Quixote as a sympathetic caricature of man and explored Cervantes fiction. The talk drew attention to themes of illusion and reality in the novel and its enduring influence on literature.
The note describes a lecture series with a first speaker interpreting Don Quixote and his dream sequence as a guide to honesty, comparing him to modern society. Dr Floyd E Eddleman will discuss Dostoevsky's The Brothers Karamazov at 9 30 a m today, Department of English. Navajoland is the largest American Indian reservation, northwest of Gallup INM.
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