Fragmentary note on ines S06 and Democratic performance
A partial OCR fragment references ines S06 and comments that the Democrats fared poorly or inconsistently. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context or concrete details for a full summary.
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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1968
Page
5
A partial OCR fragment references ines S06 and comments that the Democrats fared poorly or inconsistently. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context or concrete details for a full summary.
The item notes several local service members and their families: Jesse L. Williams of Anton assigned to a technical unit, two Lubbock brothers Ernest A. Bell and Alan E. Bell completing basic training and awaiting overseas duty, Horace P. Bow at Bien Hoa Vietnam, Ensign David L. Mellhaney with the Navy Mobile Construction Battalion, Captain Pas D. Patrick and Maj. Richard L. Martin linked to Air Force teams and medals, Joe Lyne Derrick returning home on leave with Saigon posting ahead. The piece mentions a Tokyo Asahi quote on Vietnam policy.
Burton Hackeny Austin commissioner of the State Board of Public Welfare will discuss welfare items in Lubbock County at a 7 30 p m meeting Thursday in Plains Cooperative Oil Mill 201 Ave 4 Lubbock Ecumenical Council on Social Concerns sponsors the event County commissioners city officials and church group representatives are invited to attend to learn about problems facing low income families in Lubbock
Ronald Webster, a leader in Anguilla's revolt, told an Inter American University seminar that he seeks a commonwealth association with Britain and nonmember UN status. He imagined a Puerto Rico like link with Britain, noting Anguilla's 35 square miles have no commerce, no electricity, and no roads.
Egypt becomes a republic on June 18 marking the abolition of the crown and end of monarchic rule. The move elevates the military and political leaders who guided the transition to a new era of governance.
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