Texas Tech board censorship sparks public backlash over integration notes
The Texas Tech Board of Directors faced criticism for a gag rule limiting discussion of racial integration. Critics say the action mirrors past censorship and harms public trust in the state institution. Board chair Wall defends the policy as handling the matter with minimal fanfare, but observers warn of broader cover up risks and lasting reputational damage.
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Day On The Earth Plains Morning Edition Ledger
Independent Democratic newspaper published weekly and consolidated with another Texas paper. Advertising rates list advance payment options and subscription periods. The text includes agency affiliations and pledge lines, with scattered OCR quirks.
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Hemingway Tax Debate Calls Arts Welfare Into Question
Ruth Montgomery argues the Kennedy tax plan hurts private initiative and stifles literature and the arts. Hemingway’s death exposed unpublished works hidden in vaults and Havana, showing how high taxes pushed him to delay publishing. The piece contrasts tax policy with subsidies for farmers and cites Eisenhower’s memoir tax benefit as precedent. The column concludes with a call for incentives to nurture creativity and industry.
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Hawaii welfare plan praised by Hawaii official
A Hawaii state welfare director notes the Hawaii approach to work programs mirrors Newburgh’s idea of tying welfare to work. The Temporary Labor Force aims to keep recipients active, develop skills, and ease transition to regular jobs, while fostering community benefit and taxpayer savings. Hawaii kept federal funds aside, pursuing its own path.
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Byrd organization sweeps Virginia primary signals desegregation path
Special Correspondent Ray Tucker notes the Byrd machine's victory in Virginia's state primary as a conservative stand against Kennedy desegregation policies. The piece highlights Massive Resistance figures shifting to local option while praising Byrd allies, with cautious hopes the South will follow federal rulings on anti discrimination on its own terms.
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Pendleton named acting head of Texas Tech speech department
From Memory Lane files, Texas Tech appoints Miss Annah Jo Pendleton as acting head of the speech department after announcement by President Clifford B. Jones. Miss Pendleton previously taught at Tech and Vernon High School, with a career in Wichita Falls and Vernon before joining Tech.
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Kefauver Drug Probe Sparks Debate On Prices And Labels
The excerpt argues Kefauver’s inquiry into the drug industry is muddled, railing at price regulation and labeling. It cites frustrations over isotopes costs, private pharmaceutical spending on research and ads, and the lack of clear outcomes from hearings while warning of public trust and safety risks.
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