Dominance Question in New Congress Analyzed
Analysts debate whether the 91st Congress will reassert authority as the dominant branch. A split government with a Republican president and Democratic control is possible, with congressional inquiries and legislation shaping influence. New incumbents and a similar Senate balance suggest cautious early action and an open outcome.
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Soviet Peace Plan for Middle East Draws Israeli Skepticism
The Soviet Union’s Middle East peace framework, offering Arab recognition of Israel in exchange for withdrawal and canal access, faces Israeli doubt as to Moscow’s role in a lasting settlement. Josef Tekoah notes the USSR cannot be a party to peace, while Israel pursues a stronger, independent course.
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Impasse at Rhode Island Constitutional Convention
The Rhode Island Constitutional Convention, called over four years ago to suggest changes, has repeatedly failed to gain a quorum and adjourn. Voters have rejected all proposed changes, leaving the body unable to close or accomplish anything, eliciting some sympathy for its members.
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Satellite Transmission Called Miracle of Apollo 8 Flight
Washington notes that satellite relay enabled live telecast from the Pacific aboard the carrier and Earth photos from lunar orbit. The article traces satellite history, from early satellites to the Mexico City Olympics, and foresees TV beamed directly to homes, linking nations and offering a path to global peace.
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Texas GOP Suffering Intraparty Split After 1968 Loss
Dallas reports deepening rift within the Texas Republican Party as Sen. John Tower and State Chairman Peter O'Donnell face internal clashes after the Democratic victory on November 5. The dispute stems from disillusionment with a perceived long term future for Republicans in Texas.
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Texas Republicans Struggle Over O'Donnell Tower Leadership
Backstage moves seek replacement of state chairman while moderate Republicans align with George Bush critics. Tower O'Donnell leadership faces pressure from Reaganite and liberal wings amid declining suburban vote gains and rising minority influence in Texas politics.
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Nixon Era Policy Under Fire Over Mao China Split
Henry J. Taylor argues the Nixon administration faces a foundational foreign policy decision: whether the Soviet split with Mao Tse tung is irredeemable or can shift, with Washington bound to Moscow for global stability. He warns that the premise may be sound or flawed and urges review of underlying assumptions.
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Petition Filed Against Johnson Triumph Sparks Senate Debate
A petition protesting Lyndon B. Johnson’s election was filed in the Senate today by Coke Stevenson backers as Congress convened. Bill Harrod led a Monday Lubbock Chamber event with violin performances at the Hilton Hotel. Captain T. H. Holmes received the Army of Occupation Medal in Tokyo. Morgan Monroe succeeds Don Barnes as Hobbs News-Sun editor.
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Durango, Colo
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Don Barnes
Hobba
Artifical flowers bloom at Chippewa Hardware Beaver Falls
Beaver Falls business Chippewa Hardware sells and rents artificial flowers for weddings parties and church services. Owner Jim Stubbins started Beaver County's first artificial flower wedding. Prices are about 20 percent higher than fresh blooms but last longer and can be reused. Shirley Hargett designs bouquets and centerpieces. Handymen visiting for church and school projects often make additional purchases.
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Beaver Falls
Jim Stubbins
Beaver County
Shirley Hargett
Stubbins
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