Stage Set for Possible New Middle East War
The piece warns of a renewed large scale conflict in the Middle East as Arab nations build military and economic strength while UN observers monitor the Suez cease-fire. It suggests Israel would face attrition and seek support from the United States and allies, with Russia blamed for stoking tensions.
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Middle East
Israel
United States
Britain
Egypt
United Nations
Suez Canal
Russia
Algeria
Hard therapy for juveniles backs tougher approach
Ted Jolly, head of the City Youth Services Department, reports a study finding the hard approach to juvenile delinquents yields better results than a soft method. He notes many offenders do not fear home or school disapproval and jail therapy can shock some toward better citizenship, though it fails with some hard cases.
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Ted Jolly
Jolly
City votes to rename College Avenue to University Avenue
The Lubbock City Council votes to rename College Avenue to University Avenue amid debate over Texas Tech's name change. The piece notes calls from Texas A&M for College Station renaming and UT Ex-Students offer a name contest with two end-zone tickets as prize.
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College
Lubbock
Texas A&m University
College Avenue
University Avenue
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
College Station
University of Texas Ex-Students Association
Tech
Texas Technological University
Aggieland
University City
Aggieville
Reveille Town
Texas Exes
Horns
Aggies
Travel survey finds parents prefer vacations with kids
A 1500 adult vacation travelers survey shows parents enjoy annual trips more when accompanied by children. Respondents say youngsters add variety, spark questions, and keep adults engaged, making it hard to become bored on the journey.
Surcharge Seen Safer Politically Than Drift Policy
Analysis of President Johnson facing re election year urges a small six to eight percent surcharge on income taxes to curb deficits and rising inflation tied to the Vietnam war. Economists discuss interest rate effects, federal spending growth, and potential benefits over wage and price controls.
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Washington
Johnson
Treasury
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve
The Big Lie and Romney in the 1960s race
A column lampoons myths from the Historical Society on William Tell to the United Nations and analyzes George Romney’s political rise. It contrasts Romney with Nixon and Reagan, notes his tax victory, and suggests planners may overreach while urging pay for non selling.
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The
Historical Society of
Switzerland
William Tell
Washington
George Romney
Jackson Hole
Wyo
Michigan
Ronnie Reagan
California
Lyndon Johnson
Romney
Dick Nixon
Reagan
Nixon
Regan
Eisenhower
Korea
Moon
Boy Scouts of America
Billy Graham
White House
Law West of the Pecos at Sul Ross College
Judge Roy Bean takes center stage in Sul Ross State College alpine summer play Law West of the Pecos with select stanzas from The Ballad of Judge Roy Bean and a cast including Sul Ross President Dr. Norman L. McNeil. The outdoor shows run July 15, 19 and 28 near Charco de Alsate with a Texas theater touch and a balladeer performance.
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Alpine
Sul Ross State College
Pecos
Roy Bean
English Department
Elton Milesone
Sul Ross
Norman L. McNeil
Brownie McNeil
Austin City
Jersey Lilly
Old Langtry
Roy
Charco de Alsate
Moliere
Southwest
Stealing Home Try Flagged In West Omaha Little League
In West Omaha during a Little League game one player attempted to steal home but was tagged out by the defense, ending the play and preserving the inning.
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West Omaha
Press freedom study ranks nations on openness and control
A University of Missouri survey of 450 journalists and educators evaluated 23 factors to judge global press freedom. It found 45.2 percent of the world’s press is free 39.2 percent not free and 13 percent mixed with several nations highlighted for high or moderate freedom levels.
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Freedom of Information Center
University of Missouri
Australia
Belgium
Canada
Costa Rica
Denmark
Finland
Guatemala
Netherlands
Norway
Peru
Philippines
Sweden
Switzerland
United States
Uruguay
Venezuela
Middle East
England
Merrle
University of Missorui
Italy
France
Japan
West Germany
Columbia
S.C
Sunday State & Record
Ribicoff rejects censure on Dodd over CT dispute
Sen. Abraham Ribicoff says he will vote against censuring Sen. Thomas Dodd. The Johnson Kosygin summit is summarized by Sen. Mike Mansfield, D-Mont.
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Sen
Abraham Ribicoff
Connecticut
Thomas Dodd
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Dear Turnrow Tuner on Home Life and Front Lawn Ideas
O C McBride comments on a U S Consumer Bureau suggestion to keep children from shopping with parents. He mocks the idea and compares it to restricting wives on a night out. A Greek architect calls American front lawns extravagant and urges flush lawns, citing driver behavior and buffer zones in Europe.
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Europe
OC McBride
Chicao Tribune-New York News Yedicale
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