Meeting on Water Inc Forming in High Plains Region
A May 24 meeting in Lubbock is set to launch Water Inc a regional association to encourage water importation into the High Plains. Rob Watson of Amarillo chairs the founders committee and leads a coalition from Tubbo and other communities. The group aims to work with federal state and local agencies and seeks strong financial support to establish the master agency for water importing and distribution.
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Lubbock
Water. Inc
High Plains
Rob Watson
Amerilla
Watson
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Wet Texas
Teasley
Hart
Tubbo
Water, Inc
Civil Rights Protests Spark Violence Across Cities
The article reports on across the country protests tied to civil rights, including open housing demonstrations and clashes in Louisville and Philadelphia. It cites involvement of groups like the Black Panthers and mentions responses by communities and anti riot efforts amid Derby Week tensions.
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Toumsvile
Calif
Hanover
Tomes
Ald
Ring
Maran
Astianesmi Leal
Martin King
Chicago
Nlove
Kentucky
Ina
Sarramento
Black Panther
Louisville
Dartmouth
Wallace
Ison
Nasser’s Enemy LGOVE TS President News Item
Fragmentary text mentions Gamal Abie and Nasser with unclear references to workers and political hope. The readable parts suggest a political context but lack coherent events, dates, or identifiable actions to summarize definitively.
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Lgove TS
Gamal Abie
Nasser Rhake
Workers
Plerater
Img Ale
The Dangers of Mankind's Growing Power Warned
Theobald warned in a speech that human ability to alter the world could threaten humanity through war or environmental collapse. He argued for a global shift in social and economic structures to serve humanity and cautioned about careless use of power erasing future possibilities.
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Feinakers
Spar
Dangel
Robert Theobald
Theobald
Dias
Hestat
War Talk and Dissent in Nixon Era Debate
A fragmented report cites President Johnson and critics debating Vietnam policy. Polanski is referenced amid dissent and tension as officials weigh public statements and potential consequences. The piece links to wartime rhetoric and political pressure.
Stirring Hour in Congress as Westmoreland Addresses Joint Session
An emotional hour at the Capitol featured Gen William Westmoreland addressing a joint session of Congress. The speech touched on Vietnam and policy in Southeast Asia and was described as a pivotal moment with wide repercussions for U S strategy and public opinion.
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Capitol
William Westmoreland
House
Senate
Southeast Asia
United States
Vietnam
Westmoreland
Congress
Saveval
Neral Westmoreland
Tein
America
Tough talk on crime spurs calls for police action in cities
The piece blends a Senate hearing scene with quotes from Andrew Tully criticizing crime pressure on small shops in Washington and New York. It interweaves shopkeepers testimonies about robberies and a broader critique of policing and public safety amid national concerns over Vietnam era violence.
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Poland
Senate
Serang
Heatniks
New York
Central
John Lindsay
Washington
Canons Falls
Montemer
Los Angele
Cleveland
Pinscher
Ser Haye the Soo
Yosare
Memory Lane Highlights May 6 1917 News Bits
May 6 1917 item highlights a Northwestern Bell strike settlement in five Midwest states announced by Wo Youngdahl from Minnesota. Paris reports U S aid to France considered, Ramadier forms new non Communist coalition in Paris, and Austin notes Senate committee charges abuses in pardons and paroles board and governor's office. Eddy Gilmore wins Pulitzer in Moscow bureau.
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Minn
Northwestern Bell ‘Telephone Co
Youngdahl
Minnesota
Paris
United States
Paul Ramadier
Austin
Senate
Board of Pardons and Paroles
Elemenries
Abner L. Lewis
Buffalo Gap and Abilene Texas Roads Letter
A Dallas man asks about Buffalo Gap and Abilene on Texas Good Roads history. Weldon Hart of the Texas Good Roads Association speaks while Ernie Wilson preserves Buffalo Gap’s past as a museum founder in Abilene. The piece blends local lore with road and law commentary urging thoughtful driving and selective obedience to laws.
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Dallas
Buffalo Gap
Abilene
Austin
Weldon Hart
Texas Good Roads Association
Weldon
Texas & Pacific
Taylor County
Brazos
Colorado
Kansas
State Park
Boomer
Odd Fellows
Wisconsin
Ernie Wilson
Ernie
Wilson
Ohie
Buster
Starger
Debate Over National Education Test Splits School Leaders
The Fort Worth Star notes heated debate over a proposed national student assessment planned to measure reading writing and arithmetic across four age levels. Supporters say the test will reveal where money should go while critics fear overreach and doubt its value.
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United States
U.S
Harold Howe
Executive Council
The
American Association of School Administrators
AASA
Harold Spears
Fort Worth
McBride asks Turnrow Tunker about Vietnam pause and peace talks
Dear Turnrow Tunker asks if U S action to suspend military operations in Vietnam could break stalemate. He notes North Vietnam's responses and recalls Johnson sometimes phones cabinet members at odd hours. He muses on cabinet sleepiness and dinner mishap.
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Uothant
Vietnam
Johnson
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Mus
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Saur
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Nevie
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Moscow
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Cale Formu
Arkansas
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OC. McBride
Turnrow Tunker
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