Schwille suit stirs Texas ballot clash over dual office run
The article discusses Michael Schwille, a Denton college student, filing a federal suit challenging London B Tohneone’s bid for two offices on the November ballot. It explores potential impacts on Senator Johnson’s candidacy, legal uncertainty, and how the case could shake Texas politics, with local pundits weighing possibilities and consequences.
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Schwille
Denton College
Lon-don B Tohneone
Blackstone
Voune
Johnson
Texas
Lyndon Johnson
Mike Schwille
Arament
UN Moves Toward Permanent International Police Force
The article notes growing support for a permanent UN military or police presence, citing Congo’s 12,000-strong UN force drawn from 14 nations and surmising future stabilizing missions. It recalls prior UN rapid deployment ideas championed by Dag Hammarskjöld and the tension between idealistic aims and practical peacekeeping needs.
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Congo
Suez
Africa
Europe
Latin America
ONU
Organization Des Nations Unies
Egypt
Kore
Tiwac
United Nations
Berlin story questions Ulbricht leadership and claims
A Berlin news item questions Walter Ulbricht and the Communist regime. It asserts harsh labor demands on farmers to boost production and hints at fabricated or exaggerated reports by imperial powers. The piece suggests skepticism about Soviet style propaganda.
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Berlin
Walter Ulbricht
Local newspaper pledge and subscription details noted
An item from August 1, 1969 describes the paper’s pledge to the flag and United States, plus subscription prices and terms. It mentions in advance payment, various plan options, and an editor note. The text references Lubbock Avalanche-Journal, Parker and Prot, and Morning Bungay as parts of the issuing context.
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Lesan
Arcer Outeuie
Hite Trantsated Sueday
Btn
Fering Eee
Sonra Boos
United States of America
Republic
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Eleanor's Idea Not Likely to Stick
Special Correspondent Ruth Montgomery reports Eleanor Roosevelt proposes in Esquire a plan to segregate the sexes to address race issues. She suggests the next president deliver a prepared speech to a conference and colored leaders, a measure seen as unlikely to gain traction amid debates on Civil Rights and education.
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WSU
Sgton
Eleanor — Roosevelt
John F. Kenns
Richard M. Nixon
United States
Sn House
Peat Dan
Roosevelt
Hye
Selon
Sears
Tuanevelt
Boss
Mystery In Hollywood Shrouds Bess Bell’s Disappearance
Reporter PHY BATTELLE chronicles a Hollywood intrigue centered on Bess Barr and a mystery around a party walk of fame. The piece weaves gossip about a potential battery of suspects, including public figures, while noting scattered clues, anonymous tips, and the public’s fascination with a vanished starlet.
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Phy Battelle
Nat Fe
Connecticut Voters Weigh Kennedy Prospect In 1960
Waterbury Connecticut faces a Kennedy path to the White House with Ribicoff Bailey and Bowles rallying Democratic hopefuls. The piece traces Connecticut's shift toward Democrats in 1958 and weighs religious and regional factors shaping support for Kennedy and Nixon era dynamics.
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William W. Vosburgh JR
Waterbury
Conn
Connecticut
Abril Rabiott
Rubicoff
House of Representatives
Abe Ruhicoff
Massachusetts
Ribicoff
John Bailey
Inter
Chester Bowles
John. F. Kennedy
Los Angeles
Kennedy
Thomas J. Padd
Prescot Bush
Ribscoff
New England
Bay
Len London Johnson
Presidential Patterns By George Sokols ky
A clipped discussion on paths to the presidency contrasts British and Russian systems with U S examples. It cites Hoover Wilson Roosevelt Truman Eisenhower Nixon Kennedy and others, noting varying routes from party posts to national leadership and the influence of political and personal networks.
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