U.S. Policy Under Attack on CBR Weapons Debate
The anti Pentagon campaign targets chemical biological and radiological arms amid congressional probes. Fulbright and McCarthy urge resubmission of the 1925 Geneva Protocol to halt use of chemical and biological warfare, with focus on U S backing and arms control along with Soviet protests. The piece notes risks to civilians and marine life from disposal plans and calls for careful policy shaping.
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Ard McCarthy
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Yemen
Demand For Graduates At Highest Yet
Survey data show bachelor degree graduates have strong job prospects with high salaries, led by chemical engineering and other engineering fields. Accounts, science, and business offer top pay, while liberal arts lag. Despite positive trends, campus unrest and student dissidence threaten higher education amid growing executive demand for broad humanities skills.
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Bethlehem
National Research Organization
U.S
Cannot Alford Retreat F Principle In Vietnam
David Lawrence argues the choice in Vietnam is between defending South Vietnam and sustaining U S credibility or retreating. He warns a pullout could embolden Soviet and Chinese expansion, destabilize the region, and invite further global aggression while risking isolation and renewed world war.
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America
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Asia
Cuba
East Germany
West Germany
Freeways and Police Pay Debate in Avalanche Journal
Letter to the editor argues against the electrical bond defeat blaming advertisers while proposing free enterprise over government facilities. The author notes LP and L Co income of 35.3 million in 1968 and city returns of 1.41 million, suggesting bond interest costs.
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Avalanche-Journal
Chamber of Commerce
LP &L Co
Debate over bond issues and city funding in Lubbock
Andrew Tully argues against bonds for a convention center and urban renewal preferring freeway and police funding. He calls for a large Chamber campaign to sway voters. A separate, lengthy letter defends school due process concerns in Hell City and criticizes district policies amid tensions with teachers, parents, and political pressure.
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Chamber of Commerce
Lubbock
Dallas
Houston
San Antonio
H. O. Simmons Ey
Hell City
National Guard
John A. Sessions
Sessions
Balderdash
Thaddeus Seymour
Dartmouth College
Seymour
Columbus Diary Legend Tied to Genoa and Voyages
Henry J. Taylor recounts the Columbus lineage and myths, notes Columbus studied at Pavia and sailed at 14, traces earlier explorers from Phoenicians to Vikings, mentions Herodotus and Carthaginian seafaring, and tracks Columbus remains from Seville to Havana.
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Cristoforo Colombo
Domenico Colombo
Suzanna
Fontanarossa
Genoa
Columbus
University of
Pavia
Money Saving by City On Power Suggested
In a letter to the Avalanche Journal Mac Austin argues for city control of power in Lubbock. He advocates buying juice and partnering with Bell and Public Service on poles to cut costs and reduce pole clutter. He cites Indiana and recalls a mayor and council trip to New York to cut expenses.
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Avalanche Journal
Lubbock
Bobby Spears
H. B. Barnett
Amarillo
Stumpy
Hamilton
Park and Recreation Department
Donna Kirkpatrick
Orlando Avenue
The
Avalanche-Journal
Bell
Public Service
Indiana
Ross Edwards
New York
Washington
Mac Austin
39Th St
Tornado Rips Spur Farm Area Killing One Injuring Nine
A violent tornado blasted a Spur area four miles north of town, destroying farm homes in Soldier Mound. One person was killed and nine injured as responders rushed to the scene. The event prompted a large relief and recovery effort across the affected district.
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Christopher Columbus
Cadiz
de Orchi
Como
Italy
Lubbock
Spur
Soldier Mound
Beauty Tips for Brides and Bridesmaids in Summer Style
Brides gain inner glow with sheer foundations and translucent powder. Eye emphasis, pale shadow, and glowing lips with frosted lipstick and gloss finish. Hands require care with creams and pale polish. fragrance tops the ensemble with luxurious bath and perfume notes. Bernard G Segal notes nonviolence as moral standard amid expression debates.
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