Debate Over Prohibition Persists In Lubbock County
As the January 14 election in Justice Precinct 2 shows, opinions on alcohol sales shift from moral to practical concerns. Voters who once supported dryness now favor regulated sales to curb illicit profits and unwanted byproducts. Advocates warn that statewide reform remains elusive while nearby counties may see Sunday adjustments and more wet areas emerge.
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D C Crime Commission dissent argues for swift justice
Judge David A. Pine sharply criticizes the Presidents Commission on Crime in the District of Columbia for focusing on statistics and social causes rather than enforcing law. He urges swift certain and impartial justice as essential to curb crime, warning that overemphasis on welfare and studies may hinder crime reduction.
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Patrol Employment Plan Aims To Ease Shortage
The Texas Department of Public Safety announces a new deployment policy allowing eligible applicants to be hired within ten days. The change aims to streamline staffing and reduce patrol shortages, hoping to improve convenience for applicants and overall efficiency.
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David Lawrence on withholding of State of the Union copies
The piece discusses a misstep in withholding advance copies of the State of the Union speech from the press. It notes press delays in obtaining full texts and comments on evolving themes including government revenue and the Vietnam era context.
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Javits Target of New York Democratic Push
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report New York Democratic leaders secretly plan a campaign to tarnish Sen Jacob Javits image as the state’s leading Republican vote-getter. A party memorandum urges building support against Javits and hints at courting prospects for a potential third term next year.
Powell Aids His Race Faces New Accountability Calls
Washington reports Powell, once shielded from scrutiny by committees, now faces renewed pressure over past actions. The article notes criticism from National Review and discussions about his chairmanship and potential removal from power in a forthcoming constitutional context.
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Unclear historic note on Washington leadership and plains team
Fragmentary recollection mentions President Tramun and Os Aro Nat Labbeck Plains, with vague references to leadership and a forward position. The text is garbled and lacks readable names, dates, places, or outcomes for a coherent summary.
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Ambiguous Nuclear Talk On Peaceful Operations
The piece questions treaty interpretations about peaceful nuclear uses and Dodd's remarks. It notes debates over wording, potential declarations from the administration, and expert views on international supervision and canal projects, with a decision expected later this year.
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Off Beat Trails Ghosts and Local Tales in Big Spring
Fragmented statewide clipping describes eerie happenings near Big Spring with unclear references to ghosts and odd events. Mentions Bastrop and a jumbled set of names and places, suggesting a chaotic local interest piece from an old paper.
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