Trial Lawyers Speak Up On Courtroom Uproar
A report by the American College of Trial Lawyers urges judges to curb disturbances by removing or suspending unruly attorneys. It calls for new powers where not available and warns against inflaming public sympathy for disruptive conduct.
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American College of Trial Lawyers
College
Lubbock
Williams
Irons
Austin
Alejandro Pulido
Belton
Charles Dickens
Reader's Digest
U.S. News and World Report
Paul Braundle
Care Needed On School Drugs
An untrained individual questions decisions about drug use in schools. Public health physician Dr. Esther Robinson notes concerns about administering drugs to school children in a Washington suburb, citing specific medications like Dexe.
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Washington
Esther Robinson
Gazette backs Carswell in Florida race over Cramer
The Arkansas Gazette criticizes the Florida Senate candidates and endorses Judge G Harrold Carswell over Rep. Bill Cramer, arguing Carswell may avoid higher committee assignments. The piece frames press freedom and editorial tone as a caution against partisan bias and questions the paper’s own stance.
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Arkansas Gazette
the Gazette
Senate
Florida
Little Rock
Hanoi
J. Willam Fulbright
G. Harrold Carswell
Bill Cramer
The
Gazette
Carswell
Cramer
LeMaistre Named Chancellor Elect Of Texas University System
The 46 year old physician Charles A LeMaistre nicknamed Mickey is named chancellor elect of the University of Texas system There is speculation he may be a psychiatrist amid campus tensions and calls for improved governance within the sprawling UT operation.
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University of Texas System
Charles A. Le-Maistre
Mickey
LeMaistre
U.T
Pay raise plan eyed by Texas House speakers group
House Speaker Gus Mutscher proposes a 100 member lay committee to evaluate a pay increase for Texas lawmakers and calls for 50 to 100 non legislators to craft recommendations before the next session. Voters wary of full time legislators and past high pay bids frame the debate.
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Texas
Gus F. Mutscher
Brenham
House Committee On
Austin
Vietnam Cease-Fire Seen After Prolonged Negotiations
Article outlines signs of a Vietnam peace process leading to an internationally supervised cease-fire. It notes Thieu's insistence on an international referee and elections in the South, while warning of Communist resistance and regional tensions involving Korea and the Middle East.
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Washington
Thieu
South Vietnam
Nixon
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Korea
United Nations
South Korea
United States
Melvin Laird
Middle East
Secretary of Defense
Soviet Union
Egypt
Southeast Asia
Mideast
America
Europe
Vietnam
Red China
Moscow
North
Israel
Editor letter about Roschines article on schools
Editor notes invite readers to submit letters under 350 words. The author expresses shock after reading Roschines “Schools Get Last Chance,” and begins a response criticizing the piece. The letter seeks publication in The Avalanche-Journal with true name and address for verification.
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the Avalanche-Journal
Weinberger faces FTC chairman pick amid White House clashes
Caspar Weinberger, new Budget Director, backs Joseph Martin for FTC chairman, a choice met with White House opposition due to past political leanings. Nixon critics warn of conservatism clashes while Weinberger maintains control of FTC and cabinet tensions rise over the agency’s future leadership.
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Washington
White House
Caspar Weinberger
Nixon
Weinberger
Federal Trade Commission
Joseph Martin
FTC
Office of Management and Budget
Martin
Nelson Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
California
George Murphy
Calif
Ronald Reagan
Ziegler deflects critics while showing relaxed White House poise
Washington report sketches Ron Ziegler as a calm, self effacing press secretary who defends Nixon TV time, dismisses Democratic charges as overblown, and notes his learning curve after 18 months in the White House. He minimizes criticism of style and highlights dissent tolerance.
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Washington
White House
Ron Ziegler
Ziegler
Nixon
Ziegier
Richard Nixon
John Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Kennedy
Chet Hantley
Handley
Life Magazine
Lightning Korean advance nears Pusan port
July 26 1950 report from Tokyo Korea sees Communist troops sweep along the south coast reaching within 70 miles of Pusan. The push is described as a rapid striking move threatening the main supply port.
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Tokyo
Korea
Pusan
Pass It On That Town and Wisecracks From L M Boyd
The column shares quips on San Francisco pride, old West cattle lore ending with barbed wire patent and social observations. It notes sales managers being taller than salesmen and barbed wire dates. It ends with a barroom question about yard value.
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Alphonso Dubb
Podiatrist backs bonds for city projects in Lubbock
Dr James L Nelson of 2617 43rd St urges bond funding for storm relief, Guadalupe redevelopment, a civic center, and improved library facilities in Lubbock. As president of the West Texas Podiatry Association he cites meeting-space shortages and broader city needs while acknowledging limited study time on the issue.
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James L. Nelson
43Rd St
Guadalupe
Lubbock
West Texas Podiatry Association
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