Senate Set to Tackle Job Discrimination and Busing Debates
The 2nd Congress opens with focus on job discrimination and school busing, as EEOC enforcement and anti-busing provisions spark clashes. Senate aims to expand bans and empower CEOC. House backs court-enforced enforcement. Ervin pushes stronger anti-busing amendments, while Mansfield signals a move toward a constitutional equal rights amendment.
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Flemming to Speak on Youth and Age at Tech Series
Dr. Arthur S. Flemming former health education and welfare secretary and White Horse Conference on Aging chairman will discuss Youth and Age as Seen by Delegates to the White House Conference on Aging at 7 15 PM Thursday in Lubbock Municipal Auditorium. The Texas Tech University Speakers Series sponsors the free public lecture.
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The Doctor Within and the Chiropractic Cause
The piece argues healing comes from within the body and a corrected inner cause, led by Blair Chiropractic Clinic director in Lubbock. It questions traditional remedies and asserts chiropractic methods restore health by addressing internal causes, citing twenty-two years of patient results.
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Violence erupts on Madrid campus as police clash with students
In Madrid University, police battled medical students amid the worst campus violence in three years. Dozens injured and more than 100 arrested as authorities quell protests across campuses in Madrid Barcelona and Valladolid. The university, housing about 70,000 students, shut down almost entirely.
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Slaton Man of the Year William R. Sewell Named
William R. Sewell, a semi retired banker and civic builder, was named Man of the Year at the 46th Slaton Chamber banquet attended by nearly 200 from the South Plains. Lorene Berry was named Woman of the Year. Don Kendrick became Chamber president. Patsy Gamble and Dan Davis were named Young Citizens of the Year.
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Chamber of Commerce
Dave Braden
Dallas
Laureen Berry
School Addition Plans Approved at Smyhe Wilson Junior High
Final plans approve an 11,000 sq ft addition raising capacity from 600 to 1,000 at Smyhe Wilson Junior High. Cost about 160000 funded by a 5.6 million bond. Addition includes eight classrooms a science lab library expansion and air conditioning. completion before 1972 75 school year. James named most popular boy's name in Times of London births for eighth straight year.
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Governor names Unser to New Mexico Aviation Board
Governor Bruce King named Bobby Unser to the New Mexico Aviation Board for a five year term. The Albuquerque racer and former Indianapolis 500 winner has flown since 1959 with over 2500 hours. He succeeds Hugh Bishop of Portales.
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Freeport Doctor Named Medical Director of Texas Corrections
Dr. Ralphoob Gray, 59, formerly a Freeport physician and surgeon, is appointed medical director for the Texas Department of Corrections by W. Dee Kutach. He succeeds Dr. MLD Hanson, who retired December 31 after four years with the system. Dr. Gray joined TDC in October 1969 as a part time physician at the Retrieve and Clemens Units in Brazoria County.
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Education praised and criticized by Texas Tech official
Dr. Kenneth Freeman, director of the Junior College Center at Texas Tech, warned that higher education faces criticism while stressing junior colleges as a flexible path for most Texans. He cited growth in midcentury and predicted two of three Texas students may be in junior colleges within a decade.
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Junior College Center
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US draft resisters in Canada denounce Amnesty proposals
A U S draft dodgers committee in Canada called Amnesty proposals ludicrous saying they mask Nixon escalation and fail to treat deserters the same as draft dodgers. The Taft bill would offer amnesty to those registered since 1964 if they serve three years in federal agencies. Dee Knight of Oakland, Calif., estimated 70 000 to 100 000 U S citizens have fled to Canada since 1968.
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New Fish Meal Plant Ship Posyet Launched at Lenigrad
The Posyet, a fish meal factory ship, was launched at Leningrad. Tass reported it can process up to 750 tons of fish daily and will serve as a floating base for as many as 30 trawlers.
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