Loyalty Day parade urged in El Paso and New York support
The piece urges national unity through Loyalty Day demonstrations for U S troops in Vietnam. It notes El Paso expands parade areas led by Maj. Roger H C Denlon and mentions a New York march sparked by flag desecration. It calls for Loyalty Day in every town including Lubbock.
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U T Still Faces Disorder Amid Student Protests at Austin
The university seeks to curb campus disturbances linked to SDS and anti administration groups. Chancellor Parry Ransom defends firm actions while a separate University Freedom Movement presses for reforms including resignation demands and police changes. Six students remain under disciplinary probation with possible expulsion for future violations.
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Merger Trends Prompt Debate Over Industrial Concentration
The piece argues that growing merger activity concentrates industry in few giants across sectors including agriculture and government. It highlights Ford Motor Company and American Motors facing survival concerns while expressing support for AMC and warning against excessive market concentration.
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Morse On Lepers in Red China Comments Stir Oregon Senate Race
Senator Morse accuses the LUS of treating Red China as a national leper amid shifting public opinion. He argues reelection in 1908 hinges on an informed Oregon electorate.
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Warnings On Car Dog and Open Letter to Svetlana
Fragmented excerpt warns about car care and finances in a long open letter to Svetlana, touching on pets, payments, and personal advice. The text blends tips with cautionary guidance, mentioning dogs, medical fees, and implied social expectations.
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Texas registration law could curb Johnson's Texas bid
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report conservative Texas Democrats push a new voter registration law to restrict turnout ahead of the 1968 election. Gov. Connally backs changes but the bill trades on stricter rules, aiming to hinder Johnson's home-state support as Legislature rushes to adjourn.
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Klein Klein Klein and the 1965 Texas voting battles
A long passage describes Julius Klein lobbying and its political sting in Congress. It traces campaign fund scrutiny, mentions Tom Dodd and connections to West Germany, and follows a Texas registration bill aimed at limiting or delaying minority voting power. Connally leads efforts to soften provisions to protect Johnson's 1968 Texas prospects.
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Tempest in Punchbowl Rages Over White House Press Access
Washington society reporters protest new rule barring them from mingling after the formal receiving line at White House events. Elizabeth Carpenter restricts access, inviting select reporters to observe, while others decry the limits on coverage. The dispute highlights tensions between the Johnson administration and press corps over access to presidential hosts.
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Women Judges Urged for U S Supreme Court Vacancy
The National Federation of Business and Professional Clubs urged President Johnson to consider a woman for the Supreme Court seat created by Justice Clark's resignation. They supported Judge Sarah Tuches of the Northern District and Judge Lorna Lockwood of Arizona, noting their qualifications and the federation’s 178000 members backing the move.
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Cleveland Manager Joe Adcock weighs Colavito move to first base
The Cleveland manager responds to questions about shifting Rocky Colavito from the outfield to first base. He notes considerations but offers no final decision.
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Truman warns Senate over Italian peace treaty fate
President Truman urged Congress not to reject the Italian peace pact, calling a rejection a heavy blow to U S leadership in world affairs. The piece notes the Senate action on appropriations bills and a severe storm hitting Lubbock with damaging winds and hail.
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Credibility gap and shifting views on China and Russia
Dear Turnrow McBride questions the credibility of the current administration and notes a harsh label from the Peking People’s Daily for the Russians. He recalls hopes for Chinese Russian friendship but doubts linger about sincerity and signs a smile may hide true intent.
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Peking People's Daily
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