White House Says No Curbs On Officials Tongues
National leaders will continue to speak freely amid protests and debates on war, weapons testing, and Agnew. Officials claim they are free to discuss issues while critics push for limits on statements. The White House positions emphasize open discourse without suppression.
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Shriners Meet in Lubbock Parade and Ceremonial Events
About 600 Shriners from the Panhandle and South Plains gather in Lubbock for an annual Khiva ceremonial registration starting Friday. events include a Shrine parade at 9:20 a.m. and business sessions at Fair Park Coliseum with officials from several states present. The convention shifts to Lubbock from Samesa with World War I veterans and wives invited. Turquoise jewelry note closes the account.
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Chester Hardy
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Littlefield
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Pains
Ziegler
Samesa
Khiva
Billie Holmes
Main Street
Avenue C
Broadway
Avenue A
Shriners
First National Bank
Lubbock Avalanche Journal Mystery Page Teasers
A fragment from a Lubbock newspaper page shows scrambled words and stray letters forming a chaotic notice. No clear event or names are readable to identify a specific story or date.
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