Rangers Will Stay On The Job Despite Controversy
The Texas Rangers, a 150 year old force now at 82 men, face continued scrutiny over past discrimination claims and labor disputes. Officials defend the agency noting recent investigations show Rangers enforce laws on picketing and violence, with strong demand for their detective work to assist local police.
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Waco
Texas Rangers
Texas Advisory Committee
U.S. Commission On Civil Rights
Rangers
Rio Grande Valley
Clint Peoples
Yen and Power Shifting Threads US Japan Ties
Analysis notes Japan uses growing power to challenge US markets while remaining economically tied to Washington. It cites Japan as a key coal, high tech, and vast market supplier and calls for a realistic reassessment of 25 years of alliance to sustain and possibly deepen cooperation amid new global players.
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United States
Japan
U.S
Stewart Hensley
UPI
Bruce Biossat
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Kakuei Tanaka
Washington
Russia
China
Southeast Asia
Asia
Nopal Cactus Touted For Peasants Nutrition and Drought Areas
The Memican government praises the nopal cactus as a nutritious food source for peasants and small farmers. Rich in vitamins, it grows well in arid and semi arid regions and may have a useful future alongside other cactus products like tequila and pulque.
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Memican
Marshall’s restraint signals trust in the Republic
Comment threads Thurgood Marshall’s decision not to intervene in the Cambodia bombing stay. The article cites his 12 page opinion stressing judiciary restraint and his view that the Supreme Court acts as a collegial body, not a single judge, in war powers cases.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Thurgood Marshall
U.S
Cambodia
Thurgood
Marshall
Elizabeth Holtzman
D-N. Y
Court of Appeals
Republic
Congress
New York
Second Circuit
Mnen
White House
ITT Probe Reaches Cox Asks White House ITT File
Special prosecutor Archibald Cox has advanced the ITT inquiry and may seek indictments of high level figures including former Attorney General John Mitchell. He presses the White House to release its secret ITT file while Watergate hearings loom. The case implicates political influence in antitrust decisions near President Nixon. Virginia Payette.
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Washington
ITT
Archibald Cox
Senate Watergate Committee
Cox
White House
John Mitchell
Nixon
Evans
Ervin
International Telephone and Telegraph Corp
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Justice Department
Grand Jury
Fielding
Watergate
Colson
Oval Office
Ervin Committee
Just Pass New Law and Folks in Washington
An opinion piece critiques Congress for enacting new laws to address public concerns while leaving core problems unresolved. It cites pollution, auto safety, price controls, spending, and wage policies as examples of ineffective legislation. The column contrasts legislative action with ongoing issues and broader political maneuvering.
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Congress
Washington
Detroit
Offhand thoughts on tornados and wiser minds
A mathematician notes a farmer may have misread a tornado event suggesting the well under the house was blown away. The piece comments on the science goal of a pill to boost intelligence and argues most people need a pill to become wiser rather than smarter.
H bomb claim stirs U S gains eyed by Berlin
U S officials claim progress in nuclear work amid Russia asserting H bomb success. Western intelligence reports in Berlin note purges in East German Red Army after June anti Communist riots. A C 119 Flying Boxcar with 24 aboard crashes near Sicily. five survivors rescued.
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Lubbock Morning Avalanche
Washington
Russia
U. S
Berlin
Red Army
East Germany
Rome
Mediterranean
Sicily
Crowds And Crops Brighten South Plains Outlook
Jay Harris surveys the South Plains economy amid a booming harvest with a record cotton crop near 2.59 million bales and a bumper grain yield. He notes strong construction plans and pivotal civic projects while urging preservation of national parks and responsible travel. He cites local voices Seagraves Bob Jones and Karl Scudday reflecting on growth, litter, and the need for stricter park rules.
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South Plains
Pass It On And On The Bachelors View On Attraction
L. M. Boyd notes a University of Louisville professor’s view that a bachelor values 40 percent sex appeal 15 percent cooking 15 percent money 5 percent sewing 15 percent health and 10 percent agreement with his views. He cites Dorothy Sarnoff on fast speech and recalls Tchaikovsky and Natejda von Mech’s 13 year money exchange. Address to L. M. Boyd Fort Worth Texas.
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University of Louisville
Peter Tchaikovsky
Natejda von Mech
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JC Rick Man
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Carl No Cannon
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Sia Isis
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Texas
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Andrew Tully
Justice Marshall
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Robert Novak
Sam Ervin
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Fred Fielding
Fred Buzhardt
Civic Center
Seagraves
Bob Jones
Bob
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Karl Scudday
Avalanche-Journal
Canada
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Yosemite
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