Population realignment eyed for fair Lubbock County seats
County officials plan a Monday proposal to redraw precinct boundaries to balance voter distribution. Precinct 1 holds about 63 percent of voters while the others range 9 to 14 percent, prompting questions on representation and staggered terms for 1966 elections.
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Ho Chi Minh timetable upset by U S forces at Da Nang
A newspaper analysis argues United States and South Vietnamese soldiers growing forces threaten Viet Cong aims at Da Nang. It notes Viet Minh strategy to use the base for a possible assault and questions whether negotiations with the Johnson administration will alter the balance. The piece laments uncertainty as bombings north of the 17th parallel intensify and hints at domestic satire about marital experts and professionals.
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Texas tops nation in roadside junkyards survey
A Commerce Department tally shows Texas leading with 1,602 junkyards along federal routes, far above Georgia North Carolina Pennsylvania and Tennessee. The District of Columbia has only seven. The report, prepared for President Johnsons campaign for a cleanup program, notes the White House push for the plan.
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John W Macy Shapes Johnson Administration Top Appointments
Washington reports John W Macy as Civil Service Commission chair and chief talent scout for the Johnson White House. He studies needs, runs 20 000 punch cards, checks references, and presents three to four candidates to the President for final selection. Macy notes long hours and calls, calling his role a dream and a great honor in shaping cabinet officers and ambassadors.
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Five-hour closed door talk fest in Washington drafts GOP counterattack
In Washington on April 24 a group of moderate Republicans gathered to map a point-by-point response to allegations of misconduct by Rep. William from Alabama. The plan drew support from groups like the Ripon Society, Trumbull Society, and the National Negro Republican Assembly, signaling a broader GOP rebuttal effort.
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Johnson policy in Vietnam pressures Reds to negotiate
The piece argues United States will fight the Reds in Vietnam while criticizing Johnson for refusing immediate talks. It notes Hanoi rejects negotiations, contrasts Western opinions, and discusses Republican strategy around Dickinson’s civil rights remarks and the Montgomery march.
Five Statesmen Eye World Charter Talks In San Francisco
Four statesmen gathered in San Francisco for talks on amendments to a proposed world charter. Attendees included U S representative Brettinius and British Foreign Secretary Eden along with others prospecting common ground on key provisions.
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Parallels of Marxism and Nazism Across History
The text argues that both Marx and Hitler shared provincial origins, viewing Germany as central and endorsing endsjustifymeans rhetoric. It links their anti Jeffersonian stance, purges, and authoritarian thinking to a broader pattern of totalitarian brutality, comparing Bolshevik and Nazi methods.
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Innocent Eagles Highlight Local Wildlife Study
A guest editorial praises eagles and the protection of local wildlife in the region. It cites Montana State University investigator McGahan and a Montana test on lamb predation, noting Audubon involvement and the birds' carrion feeding.
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Montana State University
Ras Ruby Sly Chet Raglan
Montana
Andry ‘Engle
A Brant
Lea County
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