Fright not the way riot control gains priority
Army and National Guard officials are stockpiling riot equipment improving communications and training while officials weigh a Federal riot control force ready for rapid deployment to aid overwhelmed local police. Some Commission members warn against scare tactics and fear of a national policy. Public leaders face pressure to act decisively to curb outbreaks while upholding constitutional rights.
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Army
National Guard
Commission On Civil Disorders
Commission
South Africa
Johnson
Beer And Pills Debate On Texas Campus
On the University of Texas at Austin campus debates swirl about whether the University Health Service should dispense the pill to coeds and a vote is planned on endorsing beer sales in the student union. Regents funded a dormitory addition with a private faculty club, seen by some as opening for campus beer. Gov. Connally signs for cautious indulgence while campus culture shifts.
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University of Texas At Austin
U.T
House of Delegates
University Health Service
Uoft
University of Wisconsin
Regents
Ptan
John Connally
Texas
Liquor Control Board
Continental Airlines cancels two flights amid war scare
The temporary cancellation from Feb 16 to Feb 29 affects Lubbock and several cities, citing military transport needs. The piece argues such cuts foreshadow broader disruptions if all-out war occurs, noting rail mail shipments and passenger services could be paralyzed, and urges caution to avoid wartime chaos.
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Continental Airlines
Lubbock
U.S
Vietnam
Continental
Post Office Department
USS
Let Em Alone and Letting Nature Do Its Work
A reflective piece argues against artificial manipulation of nature and notes human tendencies for ongoing interference. It warns that attempts to force year round growth or weather will lead to absurd consequences and unwanted consequences, tapping into social caution about close relationships and violence among relatives and friends.
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Veenam
wiThis
Bob Ziemer
Ruth Thompson
Ruth Wilting
Carolyn Griswold
Carolyn
Marie Ziemer
Betty Olsen
Missionaries Massacre Exposes Communist Heartlessness
Washington reports condemnations rise after a Saigon photo of Brig. Gen. Nguyen Ngoc Loan shooting a Viet Cong prisoner. A day earlier six American missionaries at Banmethuot leprosarium were killed in a brutal Viet Cong attack. The article links the massacre to Communist ruthlessness and urges united action.
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Washington
Nguyen Ngoc Loan
Saigon
General Loan
South Vietnam
Formosa
Charles E. Nelson
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Banmethuot
Satan Ht Nam
That Girl on Broadway and the 19th Hole Gags
A humor column mocks habit shifts from smoking to boasting and features a quip about Old Bill needing a net to drink. It also includes a playful verse on the brain’s power and a hedged jab at vodka advertising while noting the souring mood of some readers.
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Bill
Just Those Politicians In American Life
Andrew Tully critiques political maneuvering amid conflicts over labor strikes liquor laws and civil rights, arguing voters face imperfect choices in November. He cites Governor Nelson Rockefeller and local Texas issues, warns against mob rule and short sighted policy, and calls for clearer leadership and reform.
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Trent
Martin Luther King
Lindsay
al Kats
Philippines official urges peaceful Palestine settlement
A Philippine member of the Palestine commission advocates a peaceful settlement of the Palestine issue. AGOs are selling in wheat as prices slide and stock levels weaken across markets, continuing a downward trend on the price toboggan.
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Lubbock Morning Avalanche
Philippines
Palestine Commission
Rockefeller Cresting Momentum in GOP Presidential Scene
Marianne Means reports from Washington that a powerful governor sees momentum for Nelson Rockefeller toward the Republican nomination. Texas Senator Tower’s shift signals growing receptivity, while Rockefeller’s image as a spontaneous consensus candidate complicates off stage control and Romney’s campaign strategy in New Hampshire.
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Washington
Nelson Rockefeller
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Texas
John Tower
Richard Nixon
Vitaeritios
Rhea
Tower
Romney
Ind Rockefeller
Gregon
Albany
John Sparkman
Postal Prophets Predict Future Mail Delays in 20 Years
A Washington development reports an ormcesting system by Irate Sam's Post Office men aiming to forecast postal operations two decades ahead. The project, led by the office and Systems Sonsy postal planning, seeks efficient management under future conditions and to avoid emergency improvisation amid 1968 rate increases.
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Washington
Jackson
Miss
Clarion-Ledger
Anti-American Funeral Parlor Card Debate Sparks State Policy
A noisy crosscountry controversy emerges as a California funeral parlor faces crit cards, New York stores accept telie, and Utah tax payment rules surface. The Atlanta Journal notes the state says credit cards may not be used for paying state tax amid questions of anti American sentiment.
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California
New York
Telie
al Iy
Fonte Teat
Tara We Ua
Salt Lake City
Utah
Atlanta Journal
Dear Turnrow Dear McBride on Health and TV Rules
O C McBride cites a Sonane Health Service figure claiming 50 000 doctors in the United States and notes Chile’s television cutoff at 11 15 p m to aid workers. He quips about parents and late dates and mentions McBride’s book Terror Tubal as a sensational prop.
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Sonane Health Service
U.S
Chile
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Seeak Mountain
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Archie Mitchell
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Banmethuo
Om Plainsman
Nancy W. Olson
Andrew Tully
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Rocky
Rockefel
New Hampshire
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