Solon Pushes Ms Form of Address For Women
Democratic Rep. Jonathan Bingham of New York proposes adopting Ms as a universal form of address for women to avoid revealing marital status. He argues the single title would simplify mail replies and reduce gender status questions, noting Mistress was once used for both married and unmarried women.
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Pre
Washington
New York
Jonathan B. Bingham
Bingham
Congressional
Miss
New Enemy Drive Likely In Vietnam
Saigon reports indicate a planned Communist push in the next week or two to disrupt pacification and Vietnamization. Intelligence says Campaign X targets the A Shay Valley and could run until June as North Vietnamese and Viet Cong rebuild forces.
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Svalatiche- Joureal News Service
Saigon
Ares
U.S
A Shay
Hee
Demilitarized Zone
South Vietnam
T. S
Hamburger TH
Red China launches satellite amid ICBM questions
The Red China space entry features a 380 pound satellite broadcasting The East is Red, orbiting every 14 minutes. U.S. officials view the launch as a possible step toward reconnaissance satellites, while defense experts doubt an immediate ICBM capability.
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RED China
Peking
U.S
Pentagon
Fragmented newspaper snippets and notices across sections
A jumbled page listing topics from education board actions to racing licenses, with items like a teacher education resolution, dog walking, judging contest wins at Tech, and international affairs. It also references various sections including classified ads horoscopes and church news, plus a biting comic dictionary line.
Prayer Note: Gratitude in Jesus Name
A reader offers a brief prayer praising God the Father and thanking Him through Jesus Christ, asking for continual gratitude and blessing. The tone is devotional and personal.
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Heavenly Father
Jesus Christ
Check Clock Forget DST You May Be A Mite Late
Daylight saving time began at 2 am making 3 am official. The extra hour will extend for six months until Oct 25 when clocks go back to 1 am. Hawaii Arizona and Michigan do not observe it. other states follow standard time per Congress.
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Hawaii
Arizona
Michigan
Congress
Quiet election day looms with three local races
With only three races on the ballot and the Yarborough Bentsen Senate showdown not gaining steam, voters face a calm Saturday. Absentee voting ends Tuesday at 5 p.m. in the county clerk’s office after 110 ballots cast through Friday. Local races include District 76 and school posts, with precinct conventions to pick delegates for county and state gatherings.
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Lubbock
U. S
Ralph Yarborough
Lloyd Bentsen
Slaton
Couity
Alton Brazel
H. D. White
Paulina Jacobo
Robert Porter
Elmer Tarbox
Horace McQueen
Hockley
Terry
Roy Boyds
Vandaline Thomas
Lubbock County
Preston Smith
Yarborough
Senate
Hijackers Take Brazil Airliner to Cuba
A Brazilian Boeing 737 operated by VASP was hijacked by three gunmen over northwest Brazil. After refueling in Georgetown Guyana the plane headed to Havana with 38 passengers allowed to disembark. The flight originated from Brasilia bound for Manaus and was diverted before landing. The embassy spokesman said passengers would return to Brazil on the same aircraft on its return from Cuba.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Georgetown
Guyana
Havana
Sao Paulo
Viacao Aerea de Sao
Campus Revolution On Sex Views Declines In U S Colleges
AP News features writer Jurate Kazickas analyzes a campus sexual revolution debate on attitudes versus actions. The piece discusses contraception, abortion, virginity, and liberalization trends among students, citing surveys and college anecdotes as evidence.
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Jurate Kazickas
Dad
Mom
Senator Ervin protests letter opening rule as police state
Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr. denounced a proposed Post Office regulation allowing international letter openings for contraband. The North Carolina Democrat and judiciary subcommittee chair warned the measure lacks justification in a free society and cautioned it echoes a police state.
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Washington
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Post Office Department
North Carolina Democrat
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
Senate
Twister Rips Irving Area
A severe storm system lashed Texas with damaging winds hail and heavy rain injuring at least 20 people in the Dallas area including Irving residents. Four died in separate crashes on U S 271 near Paris and in Euless. Mobile homes were heavily damaged and several facilities suffered extensive damage as the system moved eastward through multiple communities.
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Avalanche-Journal
Texas
Dallas
Irving
U.S. 271
Paris
Euless
Dallas-Fort Worth
Belt Line Road
Tornado watch clears as South Plains basks in 85 degree warmth
The region faced a lingering tornado watch until 4 30 p m for parts of north central and northeast sections as dry windy patterns kicked up dust 30 mph gusts were forecast with no rain through Monday Lubbock saw 85 after an overnight 46 while other towns reported scattered showers and a dissipating storm line near the southern Plains A Dallas couple and two Oklahoma residents were killed in a fatal crash near Paris with another Las injured Readers were directed to twist ers page 12 for updates
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South Plains
Lubbock
U. S. Weather Bureau
West Texas’ Air Terminal
Weather Bureau
Plains
Dallas
Oklahoma
Paris
Jesse Franklin
Charles Boyle Park
Hugo
Okla
Clyde Duncan
Boswell
Dewey Hays
Fort . Worth
Draft Boards Fail To Meet Quotas In Three Months
United Press International reports local draft boards delivered 80 percent of the Manpower request over the past quarter. To fill the Pentagon order, National Selective Service HQ demands the deficiencies be made up by August. Curtis Tarr, new draft director since March 20, cites liberal deferments and exam failings under the lottery as causes.
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United Press International
Washington
Pentagon
National Selective Service Headquarters
Curtis Tarr
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
Focal
Tarr
Meadow Spearman Sweepstakes Winners In UIL Event
At Texas Tech University nearly 1,500 students competed in UIL events. Spearman in Class AA and Meadow in Class B tallied top points to win sweepstakes trophies while a tie-break for Class A was pending between Seagraves and Canadian. Final Class results expected Monday. Odessa hosted AAAA and AAA literary contests with Tascosa High School winning Class AAAA sweepstakes.
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Texas Tech University
Remon
Spearman
Meadow
Seagraves
Holmes Webb
Claas
Monay
Amarilla
Tascosa High School
Andrews
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Soviet Union
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Monterey
Tech Page
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NEW Mexico State Racing Commission
Kmith
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Comic Dictionary
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Pyalanche-Journal Station
Avalanche Journal News Services
Kenneth May
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Emiston
Tak
Lota
George Washington University
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Twister
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Fredda Hays
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