Harassment of U S Servicemen Relatives Urges Top Priority
The article urges immediate action to punish those harassing relatives of U S servicemen in South Vietnam. It cites cases including a wife of a killed officer and other cruel pranks. It blames possible coordinated activity by peace groups and notes Senate concerns and calls for federal state and local investigations, naming the FBI and U S Attorney General as key actors.
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Preventing Child Accidents A Call From Health Magazine
The Children A HEALTH magazine notes that fatalities among ages one to fourteen from accidents exceed the next six causes combined. It observes extensive fundraising for killer diseases but little training for accident prevention among youth, suggesting any feasible plan to reduce accidents is worth trying.
Old Family Car Best Way To See The Country
Kenneth Dixon argues that traveling by car or slow transport lets travelers truly see their country and meet people. He contrasts road trips with jetting between cities, noting foreign trips often miss rural life and everyday citizens. He urges readers to service their car and savor local journeys to gain real knowledge.
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New Orleans
Canada
Mexico
Tenacious Teens Rescue Girl After Car Crash
At Montague Joe Watson and Donald Ray Taylor of Nocona stopped at the scene of a fatal one car crash. With a 14 year old girl trapped beneath a burning vehicle they rammed the car to lift it and free her. Two others were injured. The incident drew praise for quick thinking and resolve.
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Montague
Joe Watson
Donald Ray Taylor
Nocona
Republican For a Day satirizes party contests in Washington
The piece mocks Democratic recruitment schemes and imagines a GOP version hosted by Ray Bliss. It parodies candidates Dwight D. Eisenhower Barry Goldwater Richard Nixon John Lindsay and David Dubinsky in a televised competition where contestants explain why they want to be Republican for a Day. The spoof ends with the President interrupting the show.
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Ray Bliss
Democratic Landslides, Inc
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Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
Republic
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Fred Society Association
Richard Nixon
New York
John Lindsay
Mr. Lindsay
Dominican leaders targeted for exile in U S plan
In Santo Domingo the United States seeks to oust both armed factions from politics. The plan envisions exile for army chief Elias Wessin y Wessin and rebel leader Francisco Caamano Deno, aiming to create a stable future for the Dominican Republic. The approach comes from frustrated U S policymakers who doubt either side can govern peacefully.
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Washington
Santo Domingo
U. S
Elias Wessin Y Wessin
Addict Bill Moves Toward Rehabilitation Focus
President Johnson's narcotics bill would treat addiction as illness and favor hospital treatment over prison for eligible addicts. It allows parole for repeat offenders and offers rehab to some drug sellers, while urging mandatory scrutiny to direct offenders toward diagnosis and care.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Five West Texans among UT students win defense honors
Five residents of West Texas were among 459 University of Texas students recently honored for college defense training. The list includes Tennie Marie Dyer Jamesa Zazle Bernice Kittrick O'Donnell Hetty Ann Gilbert Lanelle Hurlbert and Mrs Jack Boren, all of Lubbock.
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University of Texas
Tennie Marie Dyer
Jamesa
Zazle Bernice Kittrick
O'Donnell
Hetty Ann Gilbert
Lanelle Hurlbert
Jack Boren
Lubbock
Not A Time For Sprces Henry J Taylor
A unitary critique on government waste and wartime policy, praising Bernard Baruch and condemning Johnson era excesses. The piece denounces costly armored limousines and military travel for morale, urging accountability as American troops face Vietnam combat. Mentions Adam Clayton Powell, Omar Burleson, and Betty Beale.
Over Here Too A Bulgarian Communist Father Interview
A Chicago correspondent reports a Bulgarian communist father who rose from poverty to a good job and five languages yet scorns his aging mother and rejects family duties. He blames the collective for her hard labor while praising state education. The piece argues the socialist setting does not cure human flaws.
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Chicago
Bulgaria
Mos
Othe
Red
Hom
Fort Worth
There Must Be a Way in Oil Policy Challenges
An oil company officer argues in Petroleum Managers that understanding depletion erosion tax incentives, federal regulation chaos, and gasoline taxation is key to securing oil supplies. He says profits, measured by return on invested capital, lag behind other industries and that broader understanding is essential as demand grows.
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