Ethics in Congress Aims for Stronger Rules
A House committee backs tougher standards of conduct while Senate ethics debates continue. Both proposed codes promise more comprehensive reforms, yet lawmakers warn actual change will be hard. Some argue public disclosure of private conduct is needed, others fear overreach into member privileges.
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Lubbock Jaycees unveil plaque for fallen residents
The Lubbock Junior Chamber of Commerce presents a memorial plaque honoring local residents who died in the line of duty. The unveiling marks a civic gesture recognizing community loss and resilience, with Jaycees providing the commemorative item.
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Kennedy in 1960 Campaign Portrait and Realist Critique
An analysis argues Robert F Kennedy may seek the Democratic nomination under a noble aura while realists warn of a harsh political tactic. It suggests he frames a moral duty to push national policy change, masking aggressive electoral methods aimed at voters and crime and fiscal issues.
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York seeks free or low cost public school space via air rights
City officials explore partnerships to use air rights over private buildings to house public schools at little or no cost. The plan envisions school space funded through owners of surrounding buildings, offering a model akin to New York's approach.
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Statement on War Policy and Congressional Oversight
The article asserts that the State and Defense should follow Congress on strategy with principled limits to halt attacks in the South. It notes the United States government, citing Se Rusk, intends to continue the war.
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Johnson Faces Setback as California May Slip to McCarthy
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report that key Democratic figures fear California will swing to McCarthy after the Wisconsin and Indiana results. Johnson loyalists in California grow anxious as early reports suggest a critical shift unless action is taken from Washington.
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Sins Show In Politics Amid Johnson McCarthy Rift
A long critique discusses Lyndon B. Johnson, Robert F. Kennedy, and Eugene McCarthy amid New Hampshire primary dynamics. It notes internal party fractures, media smears, and the shifting war policy affecting support for Johnson and Kennedy, with implications for future conventions.
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Freedom and voting limits in new African states
Prof Edgar 8 Brookes argues that true freedom and democracy require broader political choice than a single party, warning that change by force cannot define a democracy. He stresses that universal suffrage without competitive parties fails to deliver genuine liberty.
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European nations form 50 year defense pact
Five European states began a 50 year alliance to defend democracy with arms if needed. President Truman urged full military strength and a new draft law to back the pledge. In Chicago a Taft Hartley fact finding board addressed the meat strike as wholesale meat prices rose for the third day. Hollywood reports actors say they will not accept extra pay and shelved movies face delays.
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Only Change At Top Can The Avatatio tied
Phillip Knight from Sneed Hall Texas Tech comments on government commissions riots and poverty arguing against apathy and misinformation. He condemns current administration and urges wakefulness to defend liberty and security.
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Reds Urge U S Turn Toward Isolationism
The Avalanche-Journal carries an editor's note quoting R L Denton urging the United States to withdraw from Vietnam and avoid foreign commitments. The letter argues isolationism failed historically and warns the U S would be left alone against global powers. Denton signs from Midland Box 122.
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Child Improved After Burns Aid From Readers
The Avalanche-Journal thanks readers for support after Francelie Greer four year old daughter of Mrs. Bobbie Greer of Slaton suffered burns in February and is hospitalized at Dellas Parkland Memorial. She will be flown to Galveston for further care once stable. Reader responses aid medical costs and moral support.
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Posterity Burden in Government Control of Wages
An editorial argues the U S approaches a era where a quarter of earnings are government managed. It cites defense and nondefense spending growth since 1967 and quotes President Washington on public credit and posterity’s burden, noting limits on personal freedom under production aims.
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Pollution push could cut fuel costs and rally national action
Shreveport Journal notes that pollution heightens warming costs and that demonstrating a rise in fuel bills might persuade the country to mount an all-out fight against pollution. The piece argues abatement is needed to avoid higher future expenses.
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Dear Turnrow Tunker satirical take on 1967 voting and politics
A humorous column mocks American voter turnout predicting 62 million women voting in 1967 and ridicules figures like Harold Stassen and Lyndon Johnson. It notes government economists forecast a 3 percent rise in living costs this year and exaggerates the impact on incomes. It also mentions a boycott of a worldwide conference by Communist groups amid party splits.
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