Joan Crawford joins Texas firm's board of directors
A sizable Texas corporation elected Joan Crawford to its board of directors. The move may boost stock interest and bring notable business judgment from the renowned actress who has long balanced stage, screen, and earnings success. The company expects enhanced visibility and possible stock value due to Crawford’s high profile and experience.
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Joan Crawford
Miss Crawford
Moolah
Fulbright to probe State Department passport abuses
Senator Fulbright opens inquiry into alleged issuance of diplomatic passports to non-diplomats amid plans to reorganize the Office of Security and Consular Affairs. He questions bypassing Passport Office Director Frances Knight and ties the issue to Rusk Crockett and broader foreign aid and security policies.
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Billy Graham on Sex Education in churches
Billy Graham argues for church led sex education within a Biblical framework. He says schools and bars do not teach properly and churches should offer classes on life, sex, and Scripture to curb misperceptions and promote moral responsibility.
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Jesus
Anothers View Farm Solutions
A Fort Worth Telegram synopsis compares farm relief efforts in the United States and the Soviet Union. It notes both nations pursue farm aid but with opposite means: the United States curtails production to keep prices high while the Soviet Union lowers costs and boosts credit to raise output. The piece suggests both rely on market distortions under their systems.
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United States
America
Fort Worth
No Easy Poverty Cure Says World Crisis Demands Action
Editorial argues poverty persists since ancient times and criticizes hopes for a quick fix through redistribution. Sir Charles Snow warns of a world split between rich and poor, with wealthier nations growing richer and many regions remaining in poverty. It questions reliance on technical progress and socialism to end poverty.
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Western World Holds Breath Over Mrs Gandhi's Course
Western nations anxiously watch Indira Gandhi as she succeeds Lal Bahadur Shastri in India. The piece notes Shastri's pragmatic shift toward the West, Nehru's legacy, and India's wary stance on Communist influence and China, asking what course Mrs Gandhi will chart amid Vietnam and regional tensions.
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Viet Nam
Bennett Cerf Humor and Georgia Fans Mix Up Plane Arrival
A light column recaps Bennett Cerf's human interest quip about aging and a Georgia football uproar at Athens airport. Students cheer the team after a Michigan win, but a single shopper causes the crowd to chant Wrong damn plane. A Sunday school clash ends with a doctor weighing in on a cowboy cartoon.
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Univ of Georgia
Athens
Georgia
Michigan
Atlanta
Independent Democratic daily newspaper overview
An adaptive description notes a weekday evening edition published by Avalanche Journal Publishing Co in Lubbock Texas with Sunday morning consolidated edition and editorial leadership by Parker F Prouty, Chab A Guy as president and editor. It mentions wire service associations and publishing details for the Lubbock Avalanche Journal Morning Edition.
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Texas
Key point in deficits is how the Treasury raises funds
Sylvia Porter explains that financing deficits outside the banking system curbs inflation while bank‑created money would boost it. She notes 1965 deficits were funded without bank money, urging 1986 actions to attract nonbank funds and keep rates high to protect price stability.
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IOU
U.S
U.S. Treasury
Portraits YOUR HAND DEAR Poem by J. C. Metcalfe
A lyric poem in wistful first person address describes touch and tenderness. Imagery of moonbeams, stars, and satin heaven accompanies affection as the speaker cherishes the loved one and the world they share.
We The Women Memo To Overworked Husbands And Wives
Ruth Millett urges overworked wives to share physical housework with their desk bound husbands. Citing a heart association report she argues active men suffer fewer heart attacks and survive better, so wives should assign chores and let husbands join in yard and home tasks to gain exercise and responsibility.
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American Heart Association
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