Old Tar and Brushes Smearing Carswell Recalled
The piece argues Judge G Harrold Carswell faces sustained attacks from civil rights groups and liberal coalitions over a 1948 Georgia speech on segregation. It notes delays in confirming him to the Supreme Court, cites past desegregation rulings, and recalls Justice Black's Klan past as context for alleged smear tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Harrold Carswell
Georgia
Judge Carswell
Supreme Court
John A. Morsell
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Clement Haynsworth
National Council of Churches
Afl-Cio
Senate
Carswell
Hugo L. Black
Ku Klux Klan
Rumblings Over College Systems Suggest Board Restructure
The Coordinating Board chair Manuel DeBusk proposes study on breaking up Texas university systems by creating separate undergraduate boards. UT System leaders defend centralized control while noting recent state-funded campus additions under UT Regents. The issue promises ongoing debate as financing and governance clash with prior statewide building programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel DeBusk
Dallas
University of Texas System
DeBusk
Coordinating Board
Texas College and University System
Texas Tech
Southern Methodist University Law School
Preston Smith
Texas
Board of Regents
Frank Erwin
Austin
U.T. Board of Regents
U.T
Smith
Erwin
People of
Midland-Odessa
San Antonio
U.S
Richard Morehead
Dallas Morning News
Protesters Should Read Paper On Vietnam War Reasons
Summary of State Department pamphlet on Vietnam policy issued in 1967 and printed by U S News & World Report. Article argues for wider public access to government explanations of U S involvement, notes Geneva accords and successive presidents' supports, and warns that withdrawal could invite renewed aggression.
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Washington
Department of State
Vietnam
U.S. News & World Report
State Department
Eisenhower
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
International Commission For Rvision and Control
Cpn
Igo Dong—Communist—party
Hanoi
International Control Commission
Kennedy
United States Military Assistance Command
Johnson
U.S
Congress
United States
Southeast Asia
Senate
House of Representatives
Nixon
State Rusk
Germany
Europe
Soviet Union
That Girl on Broadway and the Nation in Crisis
A读column mixes political venting on Congress, the Agnew era, and census fears with reflections on religion, public policy, and personal complaints. It references Moyers and Johnson era press issues, the 1970 census debate, housing policy, and a reader letter urging Nader questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Finnish officials reject Russian war criminal charges
Helsinki officials denied the Soviet claim that Finland harbored war criminals sought by Moscow. The dispute centers on wartime conduct and cooperation with the Allies. No individuals or dates are specified in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock Morning Avalanche
Dian
Helsinki
Ussr
Letters defend unions aid to candidates for office
E. S. Pendleton of Idalou writes to defend unions influence in elections. He disputes editorials claiming up to 100 million dollars spent and argues unions backed Nixon, cites Dr Knowles incident, and comments on Humphrey Kennedy Truman Nixon. He suggests Kennedy might have been president but warns of danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Avalanche-Journal
A-J
Nixon
Humphrey
Fannin
AMA
Mr. Nixon
Dr. Knowles
Harry Truman
Kennedy
Ted Kennedy
E. S. Pendleton
Idalou
Covered walkways boost shopping center appeal
The piece contrasts downtown streets with shopping centers where overhead coverings shield shoppers. It argues that lack of protection forces customers to endure rain sleet or heat, contributing to isolation and decline of downtown merchants, citing urban design as a factor in retail vitality.
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Avalanche Journal
Jack E. Grady
18Th St
Make More Money Office Cleanup Drives Efficiency
A hardware retailer reports a companywide purge that cleared clutter from files and catalogs. Aimed at eight tons, the program discarded 24.5 tons of outdated material, boosting filing speed and office organization.
He inherited 25 million and gave me away
A quoted fragment shows a person recounting a legal or familial dispute over a large inheritance. The speaker alleges that the deceased left 25 million to someone else and describes an act of being given away, implying familial estrangement or a contested will. The exact parties and context remain unclear from the text.
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
India
India News
David Lawrence
Jay Henry
O Michael Brody
George McGovern
New Orleans
Andrew Tully
Bill Moyers
Agnew
Billy Don Moyers
Quondam
Lyndon Johanson
Billy Don
Moyers
Newsday
Long Island
White House
Lyndon Johnson
Winter Palace
Acapulco
Rama Radcliff
Israel
Beer-sheba
Dan
U. S
Davin
David
Census Bureau
Avenue Q
George Romney
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Michigan
Florida
Nader
Ralph Nader
Mr. Nader
Larry C. Rountree
22Nd St
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