Racial Tensions Rise Across Regions Sparked by Laws and Protests
The piece discusses resistance to restraint among racial groups amid calls for fair voting laws, Texas penalties for violent crime with firearms, and preservation efforts for Niagara Falls. It notes ongoing unrest in Selma, Boston, and Cleveland with demonstrations and the push for constitutional protections and public support for reform.
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Montgomery
George Wallace
Sélma
St. Patrick's
Boston
James Reed
Selma
Cleveland
All Set For Spring Arrival Marks Official Start
The article notes Spring begins today at 2 05 p m CST in Lubbock amid lingering cold snaps. It emphasizes optimism for warmer days ahead despite potential unsettled weather and recalls Winter's rough season before the renewal of buds, blossoms, and sunshine.
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Lubbock Zoning Board urged to uphold sign rules
The Lubbock City Zoning Board of Adjustment is urged to commend itself for rejecting three requests to vary sign regulations in the C-2 local retail district. Voters seek to prevent street clutter and traffic hazards, upholding the district's aim of sign control against private interests.
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Lubbock
Light-Eaters Brigade Calls for Restaurant Reform
Kenneth Dixon decries the tyranny of ordering meals with unwanted items toast, bread, and multiple sides. He argues diners pay for food they do not want and urges a movement to order exactly what is wished and nothing more.
FPC Faces Johnson Brand as Gas Bills Mull On
Washington report describes how President Johnson may reshape the Federal Power Commission to favor lenient natural gas price controls. The piece argues a Johnson style neutral commission could tilt regulation away from current FPC aims toward industry and consumer relief, amid debate on gas bills and regulatory philosophy.
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Eisenhower
Charles Ross
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Ross
Harold Woodward
Joseph Swidler
Swidler
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Commission
Woodward
Everett McKinley Dirksen
Ilinois
Senate
Capitol Hill
No Heroes This Time on Voting Rights and Gas Policy
Washington commentary argues leaders delayed civil rights action until riots and warns a new voting rights bill is a last resort. It outlines Federal registrar appointments and the fate of the Federal Power Commission chair as Johnson reshapes regulation amid tensions over gas pricing in the Permian Basin.
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Washington
Johnson
Katzenbach
Ev Dirksen
Harry Truman
Ike Eisenhower
Jack Kennedy
Alabama
James Reed
Soviet Forces Break Through in Berlin Region Front
Telegraph reports from Lublin Morning Avalanche detail Zhukov's First White Russian Army advancing northeast of Berlin with six Soviet divisions driving from bridgeheads west of the Oder. German broadcasts claim momentum toward the capital amid the ongoing river defense.
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Lubbock
London-Kuestrin
Oder River
Berlin
G. K. Zhukov
San Francisco and the West Coast Spirit in America
The author recalls cities like Dresden Vienna Rome Florence and Venice to contrast imperial legacies with San Francisco's vitality. He praises the West Coast as a living heartbeat of progress, crediting pioneers and a bold American spirit driving a modern, expansive vision.
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Generac Scher
Dolman
Vienna
Buchner
Rome
Dante
Petrarch
Desitu
Tiber
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Borgia
Florence
Galileo
Michelangelo
France
San Francisco
West Coast
America
Medical school plan fuels Texas education drive
Guest editorial warns that decades of efforts push two year colleges toward four year status while outlining a bold idea from Lubbock for a new state medical school and teaching hospital with a $30 million price tag over ten years. The piece notes Dallas and Odessa proposals and expects continued push as Texans seek broader higher education.
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San Angelo
Austin
Lubbock
South Plains-Panhandle
Exp
Ifice
Dallas
Texas A
M. University
Waco Tribune Herald
Index skills boost search speed in newspapers
An observer notes a man scanning the newspaper index for gokamne a regular feature. The piece suggests teaching him to memorize the index for quicker access to information across books magazines and encyclopedias, promising substantial time savings.
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Gokamne
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