Mohair Thread and Castor Oil Openings Sought in Texas
Gov. John Connally notes Texas leads mohair output but lacks processing capacity. He urges promotion and capital to build plants for mohair processing and castor oil, citing Plainview and Lubbock plant plans. Emphasizes reducing imports, boosting domestic processing, and balancing trade with local enterprise.
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John Connally
Texas
Italy
United States
Plainview
West Texas
Lubbock
Warhol Grocery Art? Pop Sculptor Ends In Tasteless Hodge-Podge
The piece portrays Andy Warhol's pop art episode with crates resembling consumer goods denied as artwork by Canadian customs. A supermarket purchase and a dynamic gallery reception lead to mixed reviews, praise for humor yet critique of a missed distinctive style.
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Washington
Kellogg's
Andy Warhol
Canada
President's Flowers For Reed Angers Negroes In Provocative Row
The Reed case raises questions about national response to white violence and black suffering. The Jet magazine notes President Johnson sent flowers to Mrs Reed, while Jimmie Jackson and Medgar Evers deaths expose unequal mourning. Clergy and volunteers mobilize aid, scholarships offered, and funeral rites draw diverse faiths to Selma.
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Washington
James J. Reed
Boston
Johnson
Reed
Jackson
Alabama
St. James Baptist Church
Goshen
Renee
Selma
Ray Boston
Kalamazoo
Jimmie Lee Jackson
Medgar Evers
NAACP
Shiper
Miss
Birmingham
Jesu Christ
Rights Extremists Expose Rift In Civil Rights Movement
Robert Novak describes a split within the civil rights era, accusing SNCC leaders John Lewis and James Foreman of left wing and communist influence. He argues King risks losing liberal white support if he does not distance SNCC and its tactics.
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Washington
Martin Luther King
Dr. King
Selma
Ale
John Lewis
James Foreman
Coordinating Committee
SNIC
King
SMC
Foreman
Lewis
George Wallace
Freedom Democratic Party
Mod
NAACP
Ahe
Selma Street
White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol Hill
McCormack
Mississippi
Ia Erate Negro
Clement
Sane View On Insults And Foreign Policy Debate
Andrew Tully comments on Kennan Dirksen and Miller urging a tougher U S stance against nations that insult or attack American interests. He cites embassy vandalism and anti US sentiment, favors limiting aid as penalty, and argues for selective aid cuts and stronger national resolve amid civil rights turmoil and foreign policy shifts. He contrasts U S relations with Britain and France under de Gaulle. He rejects endless appeasement and supports prudent alliance strategy.
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Washington
George Kennan
Russia
Yugoslavia
Everett Dirksen
Jack Miller
United States
Kennan
Knois
Dirksen
Iona
Miller
Dirk Miller
Jen
Uncle Sam
Egypt
Indonesia
Cambodia
Battleer
Malonee
US. Information Agency
U.S
Dirksen Miller
Allied tanks smash Ludwigshafen as war advances
Paris American tanks breached Ludwigshafen while U S Third and Seventh Armies press German forces west of the Rhine. The clash risks leaving up to 100000 Germans killed wounded or captured as the war widens. In U S politics Mead announces inquiry into the Alcan Highway project. Texas politics feature UT historiography and debate on admitting Black students. Lubbock Rotary elects five new directors.
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Lubbock
Paris
Ludwigshafen
Rhine
U. S
Third
Seventh
Washington
Mead
D-Ny
War Investigating Committee
War Department
Strip-Mine Cry Is Sad and Unsoftened
Washington readers confront a harsh critique of strip mining as a major moral and economic issue. The piece argues strip mining damages land, reduces employment, and questions restoration efforts, highlighting Senator Lausche and Appalachian legislation pushing long term study and TVA power claims.
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Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Lauscha
Enal
Lausche
TVA
Appalachian
Midwest
Reprint policy for guest editorials outlined
The Delta Democrat Times explains its editorial page policy on receiving reprints from other papers and letters to the editor. It reserves discretion over what runs, allows some cuts to fit length, and notes that reprints require editor approval. Greenville Miss.
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Greenville
Miss
Delta Democrat-Times
The Floor Nineteenth Century Dance Sensation
This item discusses La Bostela described as a new dance craze sparked by a Paris journalist’s stumble. It traces how random falls evolved into a popular step sweeping clubs in Europe and New York, likening it to a volatile trend replacing prior dances and questioning its staying power.
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New York Times
Paris
Europe
New York
America
Tampa Tribune
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