The Lie and Doublethink in Modern Life
A pamphlet style sermon warns of societal drift toward doublethink and groan think driven by media and mass conformity. It laments secular culture, loss of religious faith, and the rise of impersonal trends that erode individuality, urging a return to Christ to restore identity and purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Orwell
Men
Thes
Proup
America
Jesus Christ
India
Christ
Cour
Cvid
Pioneers Tents and Early Life Along Yellowhouse Canyon
The Clark family recalls life on the South Plains around Yellowhouse Canyon in the early 1900s. They describe moving from Colorado City, homesteading near Judge Bean, and local social life including church, school, and a 1909 train arrival.
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Cbeee
Colorado City
Clark
George R. Bean
Buffalo Springs
Buffalo Lakes
R. C. Burns
W. JD. Crump
Amarillo
Lubbock
Yellowhouse Creek
West Texas
Courthouse
Jim Johnson
East Texas
Plainview
Church
Add Clark
Doulie L. Fs
George Bo Bean
Vzarosu
Seouid
Rey Head
South Plains
Yellowhouse Canyon
AFL-CIO Leader Criticizes Connally in Texas
Roy Evans of the Texas AFL-CIO accused Gov. John Connally of reigniting political class warfare by pitting high earners against the less affluent. Evans spoke after Connally’s San Antonio talk, noting the governor’s funding focus on the Texas attorney general race while labor favored State Sen. Franklin Spears and questioned Connally’s ties to Crawford Martin.
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Laher
Texas Attorney Generals
Labor
Franklin Spears
San Antonio
Houston
Maren 3
Cormally
Crawford Martin
Martin
Pickle Packers Send Sweet Pickles to Mayor Lindsay
The Pickle Packers International said a one year supply of sweet pickles was sent to New York Mayor John V. Lindsay amid a prankish exchange over a Pickle Week proclamation. William B.R. Moore of St Charles commented the gesture shows they are not sour about the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John V. Lindsay
New York
Pickle Packers International
Lindsay
Largeys
William BR. Moore
St. Charles
PPL
Freeway debate pits downtown business against freeway plan
Lubbock business leaders from 1th and 19th Streets clash over proposed freeways and one way conversions. They warn of block by block changes while weighing parking needs against traffic relief. Officials say the plan aims to move traffic efficiently while preserving local business access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
5Th
16Th
Cobb
Kattmann
1Th Street
Luhbboek
19Th Street
Lubbock
Central Business District
Texas Eyes Driver Education In Junior High Schools
Committee chairmen discuss making driver education a required junior high school course in Texas. While 28 states already have programs, Texas debates funding via the minimum foundation school program and whether highway patrol officers should teach or if districts handle instruction. The issue follows Connally's 1965 proposal, left to the 1967 legislature.
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Leon Jaworsky
Houston
Connally
House
Senate
Eudora Hawkins
Abilene
Texas Federation of Women's Clubs
Hawkins
Texas
Premier urges clemency for Dalat treasurer in theft case
Vietnam Premier Nguyen Cao Trong asks for clemency for Dang Cao Sach 52 treasurer of Dalat who was sentenced to death for stealing over 50 000 from the treasury safe. He claimed the amount was about 7000 to cover poker and lottery losses and pleaded for mercy.
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Saigon
Sach
Robbery duo chased after cash station hold up
Police pursued two gunmen after a station cash heist on Airport Road near a gin. A.
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Lessure
Afl-Cio
Rips Connally
Viontie
Meanico City
France
Reo
Aol
France 8
Morgan Portable Blog
Bret Occa
Gees Joge
Gu Peters
Mer Piet
Lubbock, Texas
Buick
LeSabre
Lady Driver
Esabre
MOBIL
Marta Retzlaff
Marta
Scoggin-Dickey Buick CO
Tye
Christian
Airport
Tulsa
Frank Madura
Henry Hunt
Dale McGowan
Hunt
McGowan
Glen Foster
Foster
Bingham
Vico Road
Igin
Guam
Draughon
Lubbock Midland-Odessa Abilene
Lubbock Power & Light
Texas Ave
Federal Power Comm
Town & Country Interiors
College Ave
Syd Moore
Roy
Middleton
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