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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1968

Page

5

Fragmented OCR hints at GOP support for larger federal role

The readable text suggests a comparison: Republicans in the Senate averaged six votes in favor of a larger federal role, while House Republicans averaged four. It notes lower support among Republicans and references a model or debate on expanding federal power, with unclear names or dates.

Senate House

Youth Projects Funds Approved by Labor Department

The Labor Department approved continuation funds Thursday for the Neighborhood Youth Corps project in Lubbock County, supported by the County Community Action Board. The 125 out of school enrollees will receive a $181,630 budget for the year, with $163,070 federal share. participants train with non profit groups, work hours and night school, counseling on Saturdays.

Labor Department Ape Lubbock County Community Action Board George Mahon Washington Dick Richards Richards

Morton urges U S Soviet talks to ease tensions

Senator Morton urged immediate diplomacy with the Soviet Union to avoid further clashes and to pursue an accord that could shape Vietnam policy and ease Middle East tensions. He called for a summit with Soviet leaders and warned that failure could require force.

New York Thrunton Morton Xaki United States Soviet Union Morton Johnson Russia Vietnam Middle East China

McKelthen’s Office Delays Papers for State Absence

McKelthen’s office said processing of the papers might be delayed because he was out of the state. The carrier requested Lt. Gov. C. C. Aycock sign and forward them to California Gov. Ronald Reagan.

McKelthen C. C. Aycock California Ronald Reagan

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