Solzhenitsyn Decries Kremlin Spiritual Murders in Russia
Author Solzhenitsyn denounces what he calls spiritual murder by the Soviet regime, accusing the Kremlin of imprisoning dissenters in mental hospitals. He cites the case of geneticist Zhores Medvedev, detained without warrant, and condemns forced conformity and abuse of state power.
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Kremlin
Solzhenitsyn
Ivan Denisovich
Connecion
Zhores Medvedev
Soviet Union
Friends of
Medvedev
Astronaut Mattingly Receives Marriage License in San Antonio
Astronaut Thomas K. Mattingly II, on two weeks leave from Houston’s Manned Spacecraft Center, quietly obtained a marriage license in Bexar County naming Elizabeth Dailey of California as his bride. He was on the prime Apollo 13 crew before exposure to German measles halted that mission, with John Swigert replacing him. Mattingly, Auburn graduate and Navy officer, is among four unmarried astronauts in the program.
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San Antonio
Thomas K. Mattingly
California
Mattingly
Bexar County
Manned Spacecraft Center
Houston
Elizabeth Dailey
Astronaut Office
John Swigert
Chicago
Auburn University
Astronaut Corps
Swigert
Harrison H. Schmitt
Alfred M. Worden
Tech Grant Supports Cottonseed Research at Texas Tech
Texas Tech College of Home Economics received a $1,000 grant from Plains Coopel Mill Inc. to study cottonseed concentrate from a liquid cyclone process. Margarette L. Harden is named principal investigator. The project analyzes chemical composition and cooking qualities for human food protein use. Tests include chemical analysis and palatability in Tech laboratories.
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Texas Tech
College of Home Economics
Plains| Coopel Mill, Inc
Margarette L. Harden
Department of Food and Nutrition
Tech
Luncheon to feature storm alarm barometer invention
A Friday luncheon by the Consumer Credit Association will discuss a home barometer that sounds an alarm for storm conditions. Alvin Juno and Pat McVay of the Al Weather Instrument Co. will demonstrate the patented device at In Town Inn Lub- provided.
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Consumer Credit Association
In Town Inn
Alvin Juno
Pat McVay
al Weather Instrument Co
Sale Ad Highlights 100 Percent Nylon and Dacron Items
A Johannesburg leaflet promotes a sale featuring ladies' nylon and Dacron items priced at a fraction of original cost. The note emphasizes dramatic discounts with phrases like 100 percent and seven cents for full sets, reflecting an aggressive clearance approach.
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Johannesburg
South
Coronado Grad Earns UIL First Division in Percussion
Coronado High School graduate A. W. Lehman earned a first division percussion rating at the UIL statewide eliminations in Austin, the top score in the state. Coronado students Steve Hartwell and Sheri Scott also earned high Division II ratings in percussion and French horn respectively.
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A. W. Lehman
Coronado High School
Austin
Lehman
Coronado High
Steve Hartwell
Sheri Scott
Hartwell
Coronado
Miss Scott
Lubbock
UIL
Martha Anthis
Kay McMenamy
Bob Wade
T. K. Howard
Gary Gore
Cheryl Smith
Jeanne Winton
Patty Pierce
Jeanne Wirton
Scott McDonald
James Sudduth
Slaying Suspect Crain Receives 10-Year Sentence
Bobbie R. Crain aged 24 pleaded guilty to murder in the 1968 shooting death of a Big Spring pet shop operator. In Odessa’s 161st district court the case was heard after a change of venue and Crain was sentenced to ten years in prison.
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Odessa
Bobbie R. Crain
Big Spring
Crain
161St
Court Ruling Eyed Draft Boards Final Say On Objectors
Washington UPI Curtis Tarr directs 4,087 local draft boards to apply Supreme Court guidance on conscientious objector status. Ruling clarifies belief must develop beyond early religious training and oppose killing, not retroactive, and reopen files for new information. Lottery for next 19 year olds set for July 1.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Selective Service
Curtis W. Tarr
High Court
Tarr
House Debates Postal Bill After Rejection of Administration Version
The House refused to take up the administration postal reform package, voting 219 to 139 against proceeding on the unions backed bill. Debate continued on wholesale postal reform and an 8 percent pay raise for mail workers, amid threat of a strike if defeated. The proposal envisions a self supporting U S Postal Service with new powers and rates subject to congressional veto.
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Washington
Nixon
House
Morris ‘K. Udall
D-Ariz
House Post Office Committee
Udalli
George Meany
Afl-Cio
United States
U.S. Postal Service
Congress
Postal Service
James H. Rademacher
The
National Association of Letter Carriers
Udall
Udaill
Senate
False Teeth Solution Promises Firm Hold All Day
Advert shows FASTEETH denture adhesive keeps dentures secure while eating laughing or talking. Alkaline formula reportedly won t sour under dentures with no gummy taste. Buy from pharmacies to improve denture comfort and health.
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Exander Solzhenitsyn
Soviet Writers’ Union
Gastown
Hig
Stalin
London’s Zoo
Consumer Group
Coronado Grad
ARGET
Forrest
Ney
Medlock Corporation
Comfort Mfg. Co
Chicago 7, L
Evelyn Wood
White House
America's
Leges
Koko Palace
Reading Dynamics Institute
Evelyn Weed
University Suite
Mission Industry
P.O
Lubbock, Texas
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