Supreme Court allows suppression of sexually titillating mail
The Supreme Court upheld censorship of sexy tracts under an obscenity standard. The ruling, delivered in three cases, expands the power to ban erotic literature in the mail and could lead to prison for publishers seen as pandering to pornography. Justice Brennan noted publishers would be liable for such acts.
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Washington
Supreme Court
William J. Brennan Jr
Ralph Ginzburg
Eros Magazine
Eros
Brennan
Areca Men in Service and Obscenity Court News
Navy citations highlight Ramon Garcia administrative chief at Naval Base Los Angeles Long Beach for promoting U S Savings Bond program in 1965. L E Young linked to Gemini mission aboard USS Boxer. Dozens enlist in Air Force from Lubbock station with March enlistment dates and home towns. Supreme Court rules on Ginzburg Mishkin and reverses in Fanny Hill case. multiple opinions noted with dissents and justice remarks on First Amendment obscenity law.
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Ramon Garcia
Marine Corps
Treasury Department
U.S
Marine Barracks
Naval Base Los Angeles
Long Beach
Calif
Garcia
Natividad O. Garcia
Ave. D
Marines
Air Force
Lubbock
Armed Forces
Amarillo
Ronald L. Wilder
David Wilder
Yolanda Wilder
Lamesa
Charles E. Brannon
Roy E. Brannon
Donna L. Brannon
Peoria Ave
Larry L. Chambliss
Leonard Chambliss
San Angelo
Diane S. Chambliss
Auburn St
James W. Whitaker
Sth St
Farmersville
Larry L. Ingram
Alvin Ingram
Meadow
Kenneth FE. McCrary
Cecil McCrary
Sind St
Ronald R. Mouser
Delbert BR. Mouser
Guadalupe Lopez
Jim Lopez
Plainview
Darwin D. Sanders
Clara Munez
Ford Darn St
Whitaker
Lopez
Ingram
Chambliss
Amarillo Afb
Nnev
Sanders
McCrary
Mouser
Fries
Akiannon
Bradbury
Wider
Lackland Afb
Jude
Pris
Eniist
Ote
Wilder
Ace
Tasiens
Stouser and Fries
Broadbury
FDA Drug Bureau Heads Resign Behind New Chief Goddard
The two top FDA officials in the Bureau of Medicine, Dr. Joseph F. Sadusk Jr. and Dr. Joseph M. Pisani, resigned effective Tuesday under new Commissioner James L. Goddard. Goddard plans a bureau reorganization and aims to evaluate pre-1962 drug efficacy.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Bureau of Medicine
Joseph F. Sadusk Jr
Joseph M. Pisani
House
Food and Drugs
Goddard
Sadusk
Pisani
Jaycees Sponsor Student Essay Event Across Texas
Seventh and eighth graders statewide may enter the Jaycees sponsored essay contest. Prizes include three grand awards with certificates plus a best essay prize per community. Essays must be in ink with writer name age school and birth date and mailed to Charles Parrach, 24 Payereref Office Park, Lubbock, Texas by June.
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Wscssav
Texas Javeres
Tex
San Marcosa
San Antec
Attocetion
Erand
Charles Parrach
Q. Lubbock
Lubbock Avalanche Jouchaal Morning Edition Ad Misspellings
The text appears as a damaged newspaper notice for a Lubbock publication with garbled headings and subscription options. It lists various delivery terms such as morning and evening editions, Sundays, and monthly or weekly rates, but lines are incomplete and hard to parse.
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Lubbock Avalanche Jouchaal
Lublenk
Ath
Lubbeck
Teans
Por Ana
Cinday
Cnly
Thieves and vandals top police activity list
Tire and wheel thefts at Pullin Motor Co and Marvel Rooting Co led police reports. Break ins damaged Corral Restaurant and Alcoholics Anonymous facilities. A portable stereo was stolen from Randy Rameseur and Mary Cotes reported a purse theft. An accident involved a traffic stop near Ave QQ. A four day strike by doctors over medical insurance payments began Monday.
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Pullin Motor Co
1813
Ave. J
Marvel Rooting Co
Brownfield
Owen Hamilton
Lith
Corral
Clovis Ra
Randy Rameseur
Sherman
Mary Cotes
26Th St
Corene Pru Ti
Ith Stand Ave
India Seeks Long Term Soft Term Loans
A government report says India's economy is in poor shape and needs international loans on soft terms. The report calls for 25 years or more to repay and no interest to reduce the debt burden.
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India
New Delhi
Plan to Extend Screwworm Campaign Into Mexico
Mexico City and the United States will meet to discuss expanding the joint screwworm fly eradication program. Delegates from agriculture departments, the Mexican Cattlemen's Association, and U.S. health groups will consider merging commissions and extending the sterile fly barrier deeper into Mexico as cases decline across northern states.
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UPID
Mexico
United States
Seattle
Mexican Agriculture Departments
Mexican Cattlemen's Association
Southwestern Animal Health Foundation
U.S
Tex
California
Arizona
Sonora
Baja California
Texas
Tamaulipas
Nuevo Leon
Coahuila
Chihuahua
Oklahoma
Mississippi River
Mission Plant
Missionary Congress To Meet April 9 16
About a thousand missionary and church leaders will gather in Wheaton from April 9 to 16 for the Congress on The Worldwide Mission of The Church. The event aims to produce a Wheaton Declaration to unite conservative evangelical denominations and missionary groups in setting strategy for the next generation. It is sponsored by the Evangelical Foreign Mission Association and allied interdenominational bodies.
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UPI
Congress On
Church
Wheaton
The
Evangelical Foreign Mission Association
National Association of Evangelicals
Inter-denominational
Foreign Missions Associations
Livingston Place School Trustee Nomination Noted
Livingston Place School trustee election note references Lubbock Independent School District and April Zad in 1966, listing local governance context and candidacy timing.
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Livingston Place
Lubbock
Tech Debaters Named Top Nine in Area 5 Elimination
Texas Tech's debate team earned a top nine ranking in Area 5 and will join nine teams at the West Point Elimination Tournament hosted by Texas Christian University. Seniors Hal Upchurch and Janine Coasts placed third among five state contenders, with four advancing to the national event at West Point in April 2023.
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Texas Tech
Area 5
West Point
Texas Christian University
Hal Upchurch
Kermit
Janine
Amarillo
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
N. Y
Vernon Ray McGuire
Tech
McGuire
University of Houston
Northeast Oklahoma University
Wedding couple leaves in car with cautionary sign
At a recent formal wedding in Louisville the departing couple drove away with a rear sign reading Careless talk caused this. The brief item notes the unusual message as a lighthearted moment from the ceremony.
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Louisville
Half Million Cotton Gain In Texas From 1964 To 1965
Census Bureau data show Texas cotton output rising by 4,630,181 bales in 1965 to 4,630,181, up from 4,079,345 in 1964. National crop total reached 14,912,461 bales, with Mississippi second at 2,010,562 bales and state figures for adjacent areas listed.
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Washington
Texas
Census Bureau
Mississippi
Louisiana
Tender Care Of Car Slightly Misplaced
Louisvillle AP report recalls Arnold Fortner finding his imported car with the engine in the rear after placing a blanket on the hood to protect it during a 10 degree below zero cold snap. The next morning he remembered the unusual rear engine layout.
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Louisville
Arnold Fortner
Unity on Lubbock council urged by Howard Shipley
Howard Shipley calls for unity in Lubbock to foster prosperity and equal opportunity, arguing for a businesslike council led by experienced fund managers with time to serve and no special favors for any group.
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Lubbock
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