Loyalty Day Parade Blends Memorial Themes In Lubbock
Memorial and Loyalty Days events planned in Labhock and area honor war dead and express loyalty to the United States. The Loyalty Day Parade expects up to 10 000 participants with veterans ceremonies at cemeteries and a peace prayer at the parade’s end. Officials stress duty over dissent and aim to boost national unity amid international tensions and Vietnam War concerns.
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Peaceful Settlement Call At Baptist Convention
Attendees at the Southern Baptist Convention in Miami will vote on a Christian Life Commission resolution urging the U.S. government to pursue a peaceful settlement in Vietnam. The draft, seen as suggesting patience with North Vietnam and the Communists, drew mixed reaction from delegates.
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Christian Life Commission
Christian Life Division
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Moscow
Charles de Gaull
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U.S.A
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Special Commission
Ho Chi Minh
Ambassador Brown Recalled as Memorable Figure
A brief notice recalls Ambassador Brown as a memorable figure, reflecting on his career and public service. The piece highlights his notable posts and impact on foreign policy, noting dates and institutions associated with his tenure and later commemorations.
World struggles in Middle East Vietnam tensions
Washington reports intense debate over Middle East and Vietnam crises. Egyptian threats to block Red Sea entry and mining fears raise alarming prospects while Western powers seek settlement. U N debates and U S diplomacy intensify as Republican leaders press for no concessions until Vietnam ends.
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Vietnam
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House
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New York
World Organization
Kremlin Playing Poker Behind Israel Middle East Moves
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report that the Soviet Union urged Nasser to escalate pressure in the Middle East to influence U.S. policy on Vietnam. Israeli officials noted Moscow encouraged indirect actions and preferred a regional approach over direct involvement, aiming to shake Washington without overt Soviet entry.
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Consumer News Dark Outlook For 1968 Costs And Deficits
The Agriculture Department forecasts a 1.7 percent average consumer price rise for 1968 with food costs rising modestly. Farmers receive lower prices, down nearly 10 percent from last summer and 7 percent below last year. Projected deficits rise, with Johnson’s figures and Treasury notes sparking concerns about tax surcharges, Vietnam costs, and potential deficits up to 24 billion in 1966. congressional inaction blocks government action. The piece notes political and international stress as factors shaping the economic outlook.
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Fragmented Memory Lane note from May 2 201
The readable fragment notes a voting or conference record with names and a westward movement theme. The text is incomplete but suggests a political or organizational decision recorded on Memory Lane in the Labbock Morning archives.
Oswald's Communist Ties Probed By Jim Garrison
Henry J. Taylor reports on Oswald’s alleged Communist associations as Jim Garrison outlines a Mexico City link and the Cuba Committee, noting Soviet embassies, New York headquarters, and undercover informants amid claims Oswald claimed no active Communist ties.
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Poor Students And The College Grade Myths
Editorial argues grades in college are desirable but not a reliable predictor of later success. Cites university research and reflects on the long held belief that academic performance alone determines life outcomes.
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Fragmented OCR Passage Reflects Disjointed Dialog
Readable segments show stray names and phrases about meals and holidays. The text mentions Mother’s Day and Father’s Day with garbled remarks, but no coherent event or clear entities to report further.
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