Granny Goose tapes propaganda for Hanoi radio in covert work
Ronald Ramsey, nicknamed Granny Goose, says he will continue tapping propaganda data for Hanoi radio from hidden locations until the war ends. He describes guerrilla tactics and maintaining secrecy while broadcasting from Radio Stateside with casual remarks to listeners about American involvement and friends overseas.
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Fairness Questioned on Draft Rule, Professors Skeptical
A group of Brandeis professors and other college officials voiced serious misgivings about a proposed tighter draft exemption rule. They warned some students might refuse to cooperate with draft boards if deferments end, signaling potential faculty resignations and student protest.
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Livingston enters trustee race in city
Texas A M graduate Liv ingston, a 1937 Breckenridge High School alum and World War II veteran, announces his bid to serve the community. He promotes local improvements and highlights a strong school system as his focus while living at 2602 33rd St with his wife and three children.
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Vietnamese Troops Get Assistance in Viet Nam Campaign
B52 bombers and the 7th Fleet destroyer Mason struck Viet Cong emplacements near North Vietnam amid stormy weather. American Marines beat back guerrilla attacks near the border as rain limited air activity. In five major sweeps, about 100 enemy fighters were killed. 28 Viet Cong were counted dead by Vietnamese infantry, with four prisoners taken.
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Tepoint shooting and wage talks headline scattered news
The clumsy clipping covers Tepoint shooting by Norman Ret in Lubbock and Page 1 arts on painting observed by Lubbock Chamber of Commerce. It notes delayed effective date on Texas bans pressed by Carr and wage hikes urged by labor leaders despite LBJ opposition. Also mentions a presidential decree on student demonstrations and other brief items across sections A to C.
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Morley Jennings Honored as Tech Man Of Year
Morley Jennings, longtime Texas Tech coaching veteran, named Tech Man Of Year by La Venta magazine. Pictured on cover, the award honors his 1941 arrival at Tech and decade as athletic director, plus leading physical education for male students.
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Suborbital Shot Scheduled Today
Cape Kennedy report says NASA will resume countdown for a high speed launch at 6 45 p m with space agency officials optimistic about the hop amid continued weather and technical checks.
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Checkoff System Plg Sots Neutral Path On Program
APECtors and Growers Inc discuss a neutral path for the checkoff program. A legislative committee is involved while both sides neither oppose the resolution nor the Bee check.
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Prayer request for faith to see with eyes of faith
A reader presents a devotional plea asking for spiritual sight and discernment. The fragment invokes a direct appeal to a higher power, seeking guidance and clear vision in faith.
Hold up at Lot A Burger No 3 nets $237
A gunman in white with a red feather and a white straw hat robbed Lot A Burger No 3 at 4204 W. 19th, taking $237 in cash after warning three employees. The suspect, who demanded “Don’t move,” fled as staff emptied the till. Police investigated the late Friday night theft.
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New Mexico War Hero's Flag Draped Caft Home
A Vietnam veteran's flag draped coffin was returned to New Mexico as the body arrived home, commemorating a war hero. The ceremony drew local officials and family members, honoring service and sacrifice.
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Texas March Draft Quota Cut To 1 068
The Pentagon set Texas March draft quota at 1 068 men. Officials noted the January quota was 1 475, February 1 372, with adjustments announced by national Selective Service headquarters in Austin.
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