Better Glimpse of Truth Reopening JFK Assassination Case
Debate resurges over resuming the official inquiry into President Kennedy's assassination and reexamining the Warren Commission findings. Advocates seek impartial probes into the FBI and Secret Service, calls for new leadership, and more information on Lee Harvey Oswald, Marina, and related links.
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Retirement Tribute Honors Slaton Railroad Engineer
Robert D. Bisbee retired Friday after fifty years with the Santa Fe line in Slaton. Starting in 1917 as a junior engineman, he rose to chief engineer of the Slaton division after multiple postings. The town cheers his fifty year career with three rousing cheers and a tiger, plus a sombrero flourish.
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Robert D. Bisbee
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Old John Santa Fe
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Mr. Bisbee
Fight Over Funding For Humane Lab Animal Rules
Animal Welfare supporters criticize the reduced House funding for the 1966 Laboratory Animal Welfare Act enforcement. Only 300000 is allocated for a central office to receive affidavits, with no inspection, risking cruel handling and unlawful pet theft pipelines to labs. Senate action is urged to preserve the act's intent.
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Rangers seize hostages in Marelf incident ends crisis
Texas Rangers finally detained a man after a rampage in Marelf when he seized several hostages including a sheriff and a constable. The incident raises questions about police interference and civil rights and calls for an end to such brutality.
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Marelf. Falls
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Rangers
Kosygin Sought Svetlana Book Rights During U S Visit
The Soviet premier aimed to secure Iron Curtain rights to Svetlana Stalin's book on her father. Negotiations centered on a high bid and manuscript approval by Brezhnev and Podgorny, with lawyers Greenbaum and Katz handling Svetlana's side. Outcome unclear. Kosygin reportedly did not secure the rights.
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Way to Peace at Glassboro Summit Reflected by Public Hope
A Glassboro scene shows a red painted message May God direct their way to peace as Premier Kosygin and President Johnson seek a basis for understanding. Kosygin appears bound by Kremlin limits, with press and air about the talks controlled by Moscow’s party apparatus.
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Mao Talks and Kosygin Meet Boost Hopes for a New Accommodation
Washington diplomats see potential for improved U S Soviet ties as Premier Kosygin meets with President Johnson. Moscow fears Mao's chaos in Red China may encourage a thaw while caution remains over Vietnam and Middle East arms. The Kosygin Johnson talks give a glimmer of friendly exchange amid Cold War tensions.
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GOP to Cut Federal Payroll Says House Speaker Jo Martin
The House Speaker Jo Martin predicts next year of significant federal payroll cuts and pruning, claiming the GOP will shrink government beyond last year's actions. Hale Center hosts the annual rodeo and carnival starting Friday, sponsored by the Lions Club. A silver disc shaped object was seen flying toward the southwest between Lubbock and Snyder on Sunday afternoon. Don Shelton, 12, features in the Texas Tech College band concert tonight as the youngest performer in the Tech Concert band. he attends summer school and home is Hobbs New Mexico.
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Don Shelton
Texas Tech
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Tech
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N.M
Russia’s System and the Kremlin Power in U S Talks
Henry J. Taylor argues the Soviet problem lies in its system rather than individuals. He contends Russia is a have-not but could gain through friendship with the United States, criticizing Soviet imperialism and Brezhnev's dominance over Kosygin. He warns that changing the Kremlin would be a revolution, and that the United States should pursue tested dialogues.
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Free World
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Alex Jones
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Sheba
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Brezhnev
Tradition End of El Paso Baccalaureate Service
Editorial laments the El Paso Independent School District decision to stop sponsor ship of future high school baccalaureate services. Denominational graduation observances will be arranged by respective churches. the writer would have preferred a single citywide service at Sun Bowl but acknowledges no input was sought.
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el Paso Times
Dear Turnrow Tuner Columns on Commerce and Carrots
O C McBride questions New Mexico law allowing go out of business sales only every three years arguing it hurts stores. He cites carrot consumption figures and U S foreign aid totals to illustrate broader policy issues and social commentary.
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New Mexico
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