Public outrage warned over Hanoi war crimes threat
column argues that North Vietnam may try American pilots as war criminals and faces swift retaliation by the United States. It cites Vice President Humphrey and President Johnson, warning that such moves would provoke broad public fury and possible broad annihilation of targets in North Vietnam.
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Water Board Ambushed Over Texas Water Plan Hearings
The Texas Water Development Board faces opposition across hearings from West Texans and Trinity Valley residents who fear exportable supplies are overestimated and local needs underrate retention. The Arlington session highlighted organized resistance along the Trinity, signaling further challenges as Colorado Guadalupe and Brazos hearings follow.
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Senate CIA oversight split vote favors Russell panel
The Senate rejected expanding oversight to the Foreign Relations Committee by 61 to 28. The piece argues Senator Richard Russell should continue leading the CIA supervision panel over the Fulbright proposal. It notes a lighthearted jab at Fulbright and references a Viet Nam liquor ration headline.
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Makeup of New York Police Board Draws Doubtful Inference
The piece argues Mayor Lindsay's mix of two Negroes one Puerto Rican and a white chair on New Yorks seven member Police Review Board raises concerns about bias and the fairness of civilian oversight. It warns against appointing on identity rather than ability and questions the boards potential to impartially judge police misconduct.
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Police Review Board
Algernon D. Black
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Supreme Court of the United States
Chicago
Philadelphia
Brown Seeks Help To Rebuild California Campaign
Edmund G. Pat Brown presses for a late push toward a third term as governor as his campaign reorganizes with a new campaign manager. Frederick G. Dutton returns from Washington to Cerritos to salvage Brown's bid, aiming to dispel Democratic defeatism after the June 7 primary. Dutton once served Kennedy's cabinet and headed Brown's inner circle during California’s earlier surge to power.
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Pat) Brown
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Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
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Fred Dutton
Reagan
Untidy War Prompts Shift in Johnson and Dutton Campaigns
President Johnson hardened his stance on peace talks as U.S. gains in Vietnam widen. The Brown campaign gains energy under Fred Dutton with Hale Champion and Don Bradley in Los Angeles, while Reagan seizes momentum. Moscow worries Hanoi talks progress amid Western optimism.
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Don Bradley
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Bradley
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William Knowland
Richard Nixon
George Christopher
Christopher
Meat buyers strike has no effect on Lubbock markets
In Lubbock, survey shows no change in meat buying despite a nationwide Wednesday strike. Reports from the city markets indicate steady demand and prices, contrasting with disruptions in other cities.
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First Pitch Tricky One in Henry J Taylor Talk
Henry J Taylor argues that facing North Viet Nam talks requires hard bargaining and warns against repeating past errors in misreading the East. He recalls MacArthur on Oriental tactics and notes cease fire talks began July 8 1951 with heavy American casualties.
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Jacob Malik
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Washington
Hanoi
Flower Baskets to Beautify Lubbock Parking Poles
City leaders and local groups in Lubbock consider decorating 1094 parking meter poles with artificial flower baskets flags and attractive trash receptacles to improve downtown appearance. The idea echoes efforts in El Paso and Midland and fits a broader urban improvement push urged by the Urban Land Institute. A doctor notes future lifespans may reach 100 to 150 years and humor about Medicare follows.
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Dallas
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