Humphrey urges guaranteed education from four to college
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey calls for a national education plan guaranteeing universal schooling from age four through college on an ability-to-learn basis. He backs preschool access, expanded loans, and up to $8 billion more for higher education by 1975, plus steps to cut dropouts and address racial imbalances.
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Vietnam
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New World Challenges for Our Schools Highlighted
A Tennessee educator urged Texas Tech attendees to use emerging tools to meet a new educational word. Memphis State University’s James W. Colmey delivered the opening address at the School Business Services Workshop with about 100 participants and 70 Texas officials. He cited copying devices, air travel, and computers as key resources for the evolving educational environment.
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Texas Tech
Educational Research Bureau
James W. Colmey
Memphis State University
Berlie J. Fallon
Tech
School of Education
Texas
Dr. Colmey
Nixon predicts Senate opposition to Fortas chief justice bid
former vice president Richard Nixon warned of substantial Senate opposition to Abe Fortas's nomination as chief justice and suggested delaying the appointments until a new president is elected. He expected confirmation for Fortas and Homer Thornberry but urged a later timing. Nixon spoke in Lansing after meeting Michigan Republicans.
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Mich
Richard M. Nixon
Senate
Abe Fortas
Johnson
Supreme Court
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Fortas
Homer Thornberry
Washington
Michigan
McCarthy Says No Plan to Meddle in Vietnam Talks
Senator Eugene McCarthy stated he has no intention of an official mission to Paris or interfering with Vietnam peace talks. He would seek information for his campaign and denies violating the Logan Act while noting he may hear Vietnamese views firsthand. He described campaign stages and commented on Humphrey's stance and his own presidential prospects.
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Robert F. Kennedy
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Marion Key Named to Public Safety Commission Post
Lubbock attorney Marion T. Key was appointed by Gov. John Connally to the Public Safety Commission, succeeding Garrett Morris as Woodward becomes a federal judge. Key’s term runs through December 31, 1973, with Williams? current members Morris, Cliff Cassidy Jr., and John Peace continuing their terms. Key has long legal practice in Lubbock and prior military service with the Army Air Corps in World War II, including time on Gen. Carl Spaatz’s staff.
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John Connally
Public Safety Commission
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Waco
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Dallas
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San Antonio
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Johnson signals quick signing of tax bill and gun actions
President Johnson said he expects to sign the $10 billion tax-increase and spending cut bill in the next day or two and that he hopes Congress will pass his gun registration and licensing plan. He also announced nominations to Fortas and Thornberry for Supreme Court vacancies and spoke on Berlin and civil disobedience.
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Congress
Supreme Court
West Berlin
Alexei N. Kosygin
Soviet Union
Latin America
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San Antonio
Style Show Accents Bare Shanks At Royal College Of Art
AP reports a fashion show at the Royal College of Art featured very short trousers and bare shanks for men, ankle-length overcoats with model airplanes on shoulder boards, see-through shirts, and bold color schemes. Bonded plastics used ultrasonic and electron-dics. A male model and a female model wore contrasting outfits including black lace evening wear.
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Royal College of Art
Liberace
Court Sets Bond In Two Cases
Judge Denzil Bevers set two bonds in County Court at Law No 2 for pleas of innocent. Tom Mason 45 of 1516 26th St faced $500 bond on charges of carrying a prohibited weapon and felony theft. Werdell Thompson 31 of 3311 Lith St was held on $150 bond for a check law violation. Both men posted bonds late Wednesday.
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Tommy Mason
26Th St
Werdell Thompson
Elith St
Youth charged in auto burglary case
Two teenagers faced charges in Justice of the Peace court over a Saturday auto burglary in South John Richard Lisle 17 of 3707 169th Street. An 18 year old not in custody was also charged with the burglary of golf supplies valued at 446.50. Lisle remained in county jail on 1000 bond and Susan Wheeler 21 of 305 East Rice was jailed on 2000 bond for burglary with intent to steal.
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John Richard Lisle
169Th St
Justice of the Peace
F. R. Land's Court
G. W. Bruffey
67Th St
Susan Wheeler
E. Rice
Judge Land
Houston Boy, 10, Killed by Car on Street
A car struck and killed Santos Salinas, 10, as he walked along a Houston street on Wednesday. The driver remained at the scene and authorities opened an investigation.
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