Freedom Academy debate reopens on training free world leaders
Senator Mundt supports revived push for a Freedom Academy to train U S and allied leaders in combating Communist propaganda and methods. Backers say the school would refine government and civilian skills across social psychological military and economic fronts, while critics doubt added value over existing channels.
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Free World
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Moss Faults Pentagon Secrecy On Basic Science Documents
California Congressman John E. Moss accuses the Pentagon of overusing executive privilege to hide ordinary documents and seeks greater government transparency. He cites rapid growth in classified material and calls for reversing secrecy policies to inform the public about government actions.
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Lubbock Avalanche Journal Morning Edition and Rates
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On the Line At St Peter’s Before Olympic Games
Special correspondent Bob Considine describes a visit with Tom Mercerer and Shirley Povich to St. Peter’s Basilica. They pass through hidden doors to a centuries old bistro hidden behind the nave and discover an oversized espresso machine and a tempting display of confections.
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St. Peter’s
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The
Washington Post
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Congress at fault over age earnings limits debate and call for reform
The column argues that Social Security rules wrongly penalize workers aged 65 to 72 who earn above set limits, urging Congress to abolish the earnings restriction and uphold the right to work. It contrasts earned income penalties with no penalties on unearned income, advocating prudent retirement savings and fair treatment for older citizens.
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GOPs Appeal Tightens in 1964 Campaign Strategy
A Nixon-Lodge foreign policy line frames the GOP effort as a broad appeal on domestic issues. Republicans argue prosperity without war-time spending, warn against Democratic expansion of government, and stress a pocketbook versus emotion clash amid debates on social programs and costs.
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Ashington
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Crop prospects bright in Terry County as farmers speak
Brownfield reports strong Terry County crops with optimism after a 2.0% inches August rainfall. Levelland notes activity around The Levelland News, including a new weekly paper and a plant move to Levelland. Stolen tractor magneto incident near Floydada documented. New York boxing notes cover Bill Conn vs Bob Pastor fallout. Abernathy football returns after a decade with Coach Ralph Stevenson and early schedule against Petersborg, Ropesville, Amherst, Meadow, and Anton.
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Ropesville
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Anton
In Its True Light An Englishman Sees U S
George E SokolSky reviews Peregrine Worsthorne's articles on American life praising his perception of ordinary Americans. He notes British reporters often misread U S culture and highlights Worsthorne's focus on real life values over slogans. The piece urges more British observers to study American families and daily prosperity.
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Peregrine Worsthorne
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Argentina and Uruguay Break Diplomatic Ties with Dominican
Argentina and Uruguay sever diplomatic relations with the Dominican Republic following an OAS recommendation. The United States and most other American nations have taken similar action.
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