Fragmented page text from Texas Daily News May 31
Obscure page header lists editors and staff including ROBERT R. NORRIS as Vice President General Manager and J.C. Rickman Jay Harris Carl N Cannon David E Knapp Robert C. McVay Williams McIntosh. Naval Page Editor is mentioned. Lubbock, Texas edition date appears as Thursday Morning May 31.
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Garbage rulings raise questions on city charges
A city council decision requiring residents to pay a $2 garbage service fee even when using private collectors sparks debate. The editorial notes policy favors single family homes, questions exemptions for multi family units, and warns of future issues with loopholes while praising Dr. Bumpers and welcoming Dr. Nader to Lubbock.
Equality At Last in Texas Wine Rights Reform
The Texas Senate voted 31 to 0 to send a House-passed bill to Gov. Dolph Briscoe. It would allow bachelors and single women to produce up to 200 gallons of wine annually for personal consumption, closing a gap since married couples already have this right.
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Maine hosts a surprising coyote population
Stockmen in the Southwest may envy Maine's roughly 400 coyotes protected by law from shooting and trapping while deer country Maine faces fears of a coyote population surge similar to the West. The Eastern coyote shows survival skills and adaptability that could turn it into a problem quickly.
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War Correspondent Recalls Harsh Frontline Years
Andrew Tully reflects on wartime journalism and the toll of covering conflicts. He recalls physical tests for Israeli accreditation, wartime grit in World War II and Vietnam, austere camps, scarce hygiene, and bed bug battles in Europe.
Harlow Aide Secretly Aids Nixon Amid Watergate Worries
Bryce Harlow, longtime Eisenhower and Nixon aide, has been quietly assisting the White House after the Watergate scandal while remaining a Washington lobbyist. Friends worry about the dual role and its impact on presidential duties.
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Year of the Greatest Dirty Trick in 1972 politics
Bruce Biossat argues 1972 was defined by Nixon's victory amid Watergate era doubts. voter perceptions labeled Nixon the peace candidate while McGovern faltered on unity and preparation. Eagleton affair damaged but did not decide the race. internal White House shakeups and Agnew’s stance shape the era.
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One Man One Vote and the Texas Legislature Review
Jay Harris surveys the 63rd Texas Legislature session noting no new taxes and modest spending. He jokes about nudity debates and voting practices, discusses Indiana Avenue extension plans, and praises cooperation between City officials and Texas Tech while urging avoidance of further roadblocks.
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Rhee Vows to Fight On in Korea Despite Armistice
South Korean President Syngman Rhee asserted the nation will continue to press the fight against Chinese Communists in Korea even if an armistice is signed. Eisenhower met with top policy-makers in Washington to address a truce crisis that could split Allied command and hinder peace efforts. A freight car derailment in Lancaster caused extensive damage as it struck 17 parked cars and damaged homes.
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Ancient roots of Aboriginal Australians traced to Rajasthan
A reader quiz quotes various trivia lines about origins and famous figures. It notes Aboriginal ancestry linked to Rajasthan, the first U S Navy fleet admiral William D. Leahy, and remarks on opinions by Oliver Wendell Holmes and Doris Day, plus a quip about town names and baby bathing habits.
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