Demo Liberals Gain Ground at State Convention
At a Dallas convention the liberal faction strengthened its voice on the resolutions committee and nominated Ablegates for state convention roles. The crowd fell to about 350 as debates over Vietnam policy and Indochina termination ran, with minority and majority resolutions debated.
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Dallas
Resolutions Committee
Nixon
Vietnam
Gene Cobb
Sowder
Hays
Hughes
Smith
Richard
Midland
Tyler
Smith County
Richard Ubeoks Hardee
U.S
Ralph Yarborough
163 Delegates Named Local GOP Backs Nixon War Policy
The Lubbock County Republican convention at Wylie Wilson Junior High seated 163 delegates and 48 alternates, endorsing Nixon administration aims in Vietnam and calling for stronger demonstrations laws. Delegates backed party unity, endorsed other resolutions on busing, taxation, and open registration, and elected 116 delegates to the state GOP convention.
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Tanner Laine
Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock County
Wylie Wilson Junior
Nixon
Vietnam
Fort Worth
Spiro Agnew
N. John Tower
R-Tex
George Bush
U.S
Texas
Congress
Rhodesia
James Reynolds
Joe M. Greenlee
Margaret Pappas
Resolutions
House
Senate
Lubbock
Country Republicans
GOP
Jerry Bryan
Amarillo
Indochina
Krebbs
Mark Smith
Preston Smith
Sen
Ralph Yarborough
Central Fire Station
Guadalupe
Sy Marbut
Order of Business
James F. Davis Jr
Russell Bean
Marbut
Aidan Donlon
Earl Weaver
John Newcomb
Walker Metcalf
Dan Hurley
Frank Abbott
Joe Fletcher
Joe Carrillo
Joe Tarver Jr
Ohn Duncan
Harry Grice
Cobb
Mazer W. D. Rogers Jr
Regina
G. C
Yarborough Defeat By Bentsen Ends Texas Runoff Hope
An analysis of the May 2 voting shows Senator Ralph Yarborough failed to mobilize city voters, helping Lloyd Bentsen Jr secure a Senate victory. Final bureau figures also confirm no statewide runoff needed for the Supreme Court race and detail county results across Texas urban and rural areas.
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Robert Ford
Associated Press
Texas
Ralph Yarborough
Eloyd Bentsen Jr
Hane
Wooster
George Bush
Senate
Bentsen
Supreme Court
James Denton
Amarillo
Robert Johnson
Denton
Phillips
Matt Davis
Texarkana
Yarborough
Ethe Phillips
Austin
San Antonio
Dallas Tarrant
Fort Worth
Harris
Houston
el Paso
Nueces
Corpus Christi
Jefferson
Port Arthur-Beaumont
Travis
Election Bureau
Galena Park
Lloyd Bentsen
Midland County
Harris County
Preston Smith
Ben Barnes
Taye County
Texas Rangers
Jakainet
Cambodian War Spawns Wide Political Rift In Texas Conventions
At county and district Democratic and Republican gatherings in Texas the Cambodian war and student protests sparked fierce debate. Resolutions ranged from calling for troop withdrawal to urging support for Nixon’s actions, with parties split on liberal versus conservative lines.
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Raymond Holbrook
Texas
U.S. Senate
Travis County
Austin
Cambodia
Houston
Wichita Falls
Nixon
Val Verde
del Rio
Austin Police
Department of Public Safety
University of Texas
Lindsay Breaks Silence On Police Faults After Wall Street Clash
Mayor John V. Lindsay said police erred during a Friday clash in lower Manhattan as about 500 construction workers attacked antiwar demonstrators. Police Commissioner Leary pledged a full probe and possible discipline for officers and supervisors. Seventy people were injured as demonstrators and bystanders accused police of failing to stop the rampage.
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New York
UPI
John V. Lindsay
Rome
Lower Manhattan
Howard R. Leary
Lindsay
Pereiise
Wall Street
Pace College
City Hall
Guard Commander Upholds Bayonets in Albuquerque Clash
National Guard commander D L Doane defended bayonet use as standard procedure after clashes with about 800 antiwar protesters at the University of New Mexico campus. Six students and four journalists reported bayonet stabbings, while guardsmen and police cleared the Student Union building arresting 122 demonstrators amid chaotic scenes and obscenities from the crowd.
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Albuquerque
N.M
National Guard
Mdeen
Ata
D. L. Deane
Anyite
Doane
Deane
Anna
Appointment of Larry Mat thew Alien to Air Poree Academy
Larry Mat thew Alien son of Mr and Mrs Matt Alen of Srecer has received appointment from TOS. He enters Air Poree Academy in Cilomago Sportress, with Young Alen and a muenter at the Latvial Phere Sov ciety and Yue Fecimenio of Chrustian Athletes.
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Larry Matthew Alien
Matt Alen
Srecer
Hes
TOS
Hees Geumre Ma Fom
Air Poree Academy
Cilomago
Young Alen & A Muenter
Phere Sovciety
Yue Fecimenio
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James Hindman
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Max Winn
Southeast Asia
Allan Barasch
H. O
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Maurice Richard Jr
Green Beret
John Hughes
J. William Albright
Bill Blake
Syd) Moore
St. James
H. Granberts
Joe Greenlee
Jack Markham
Cagle
Charlies Buey
Ed “Smith
Warren Dulin
Gordon Treadaway
Lynn Ross
Robert Salem
David Morgan
Vaude Roper
Roy Wright
Joe Phillips
Bill Klattenhoff
Jeffrey Wentworth
Eunice Williams
Rex Saffie
Bill Wilkerson
B. R. Windham
Lee Henderson
Ted Swanner
George Behoener
Ray Chapman
Houston Sweatt
Clarke Evans
George H. Mahon
H. J. Blanchard
Delwin Jones
BR. B. McAlister
Elmer ‘Earbox
Bowder
Brock
Parsley
Shelton
Clements
Floyce Masterson
Dowell
Harvey Morton
Howard Davison
Rogers
Rexell Mitchell
Rod Shaw
Marion Key
Davis Earl Weaver
Miss Kercheval
H.C. Murdock
Louis Murfee Jr
WE Medlock Jr
Bob Dennis
George N. Atkinson
Les Jbernick
Wayne Ric Sree
Eee Sorbin
Frank Guess
Stansey Shaver
Alton Griffin
George H. Nelson
3. M. Kennedy
el Gillespie
Yancey Price
Murray Kovnar
Forrest Bowers
Max Arrant
Jim Elis
Ed Boedeker
Carroll Cobb
J. BK. Dever
C. IH. Ianchard
Mar
Robert Mansker
Mazer
Lynn Musselwhite
Abbott
Dolly Hardman
Paulina Jacobo
Slim Brown
Carmen ‘Salazar
Emelio Abeyta
Joan Cryder
Bob Hall
Joe Edderbrook
Judson’ Maynard
Connie’ Deleado
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Garry Kelley
L. Brann
Leon Anderson
Harry Osborne
John
Pines
Hawthorne
Washington Monument
White House
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Land O Sleep
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