Must Push Lubbock Expressway Plan to Front of Interstate 27
City officials urge completion of the Lubbock Transportation Plan, seeking state and federal action to extend Interstate 27 southward and connect to Loop 289, arguing the region deserves the same treatment as other large cities. They cite past plans, political support, and requests to Rep. George Mahon and Sen. John Teaver.
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Tureau Public
Mayer W. Od
Rogers Tih
Cinfouneil
Lubbock
Atriaals
Rogers
Highwavy Commission
Dravesti Eenesse
Bureau of Public Roads
Itive
Tarbhock
Erskine Street
Dallas
Amanite
Austin Et al
Louthbark
George Mahon
John Teaver
Fulbright mocked for Vietnam stance and funeral proposal
A political column denounces Senator J. William Fulbright calling him a disgrace for his support of Vietnam policy and for suggesting sending a U.S. representative to Ho Chi Minh's funeral. It argues his views aid the enemy and dishonor American soldiers and freedom.
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J. William Fulbright
Ho Chi Minh
Congress
Fulbright
Arkansas
Clair
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Nixon
North Vietnam
Vietnam
Israel Presses Deterrence With Repeated Raids
The article argues Israel maintains a policy of striking Arab lands to deter a full scale war, aiming to show strength against Nasser’s bloc. It notes a possible Arab defeat if war erupts, yet acknowledges the risk of a broader conflict and world war fears. The piece frames the Middle East as a tense chess game of bullets.
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Israel
Middle East
Thelicy
Nasser
University of California Berkeley Demonstration Chamber Showcases History
A United Press International survey notes UC Berkeley uses a multi media demonstration chamber and a mini museum to teach the history of mankind. The piece remarks the locale suits the effort and that the Berkeley college is highly experienced in demonstrations. The museum aspect may suffice until replaced by a zoo.
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United Press-International
University of California In
Berkeley
Berkeley College
President Nixon May Spend Winter in Washington
News reports say President Nixon moved the White House to Washington and may live there temporarily. Administration officials declined to name a specific residence but noted security checks around 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. Neighbors worry about zoning and traffic as hotels and eateries raise prices to accommodate expected visitors.
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Richard Nixon
White House
San Clemente
Call
Washington, D. C
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Calif
Pennsylvania Ave
Washington Monument
Lafayette Park
Secret Service
Oeen Mene
United States
Ira
Nixon
Prayer Method Found For Public School Pupils
A proposed approach to allow prayer in public schools aims to satisfy the Supreme Court’s rulings following the Pennsylvania and Maryland cases. The plan seeks a compliant reading of the Lord's Prayer in classrooms, with officials saying a formal mechanism will be established after conferences.
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Supreme Court of the
Unite Mes
High Court
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Levde Nm
Symon
Gerald FF. McCarthy
Ao Riseher O
Fine Committee
Supreme Court
Iself
Phy
Leyden
Gmie
New York State Board of Regents
Mass
Congress weighs defense spending as new scrutiny rises
The piece notes a shift in Congress toward detailed questioning of the military budget, citing the narrow ABM vote and Defense Secretary Laird’s cutbacks. It quotes Senator Clifford Case and John W. Gardner on tighter scrutiny and the need for the Pentagon to justify costs amid public impatience and cost overruns.
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Congress
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Pentagon
Senate
Capitol Hill
Defense
Laird
Clifford Case
Budget Bureau
John W. Gardner
Urban Coalition
Gardner
Committees
Laird Obvious
John S. Foster Jr
Armed Forces Management Association
Foster
Nixon
Case
Tanpayers
Jests at reunion prove memorable ad for dentist
A reunion story notes how a man’s jokes left classmates recalling his humor while barely recognizing his face, illustrating that good humor can be a powerful word of mouth, per Leo Aikman.
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Leo Aikman
Atlanta Constitution
Troy Gordon
Tulsa World
Truman to name fourth Supreme Court nominee amid McGrath speculation
Washington reports President Truman will announce his fourth Supreme Court pick with Attorney General McGrath viewed as a leading successor to the late Justice Wiley Rutledge. In St Louis a citizen committee seeks to restart Missouri Pacific talks. In Moscow Pravda claims Russians first built a tank earlier than Britain. The 1950 cotton acreage plan mirrors the 1942 program said Congressman Mahon.
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Lubbock
Washington
Truman
Supreme Court
Atty. Gen
McGrath
Wiley Rutledge
Red China reportedly expands H bomb production and missile reach
CIA reports a second and alternate H bomb production center at Paotow near the Great Bend in the Yellow River. The facility uses foreign equipment, with a vast, windowless complex fed by hydroelectric power, while Mao’s nuclear program allegedly accelerates toward broader delivery and a regional reach including Eastern Russia, Korea, Japan, and beyond.
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Suisian Frovtier
Peking
Morgena
Gobi Desert
CLA
China
Mao Tsetung
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Mao
Europe
Japan
Paptow
Mannesmann
VOEST
Linz
Austria
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DEMAG
Landhow
Great Bend
Yellow River
Hsieh Fu-chih
Lop Nor
Sinkiang
CIA
Red Army
Matvei Zakharov
Choibalsan Am
Zakharov
Choibalsan
Kremlin
Vita
Lon Near
Defense
Robert & McNamara
Air
McNamara
Russia
Korea
Vietnam
Malaya
India
Hawaii
Alaska
Pacific
United States
Recognition factors in happy sales crews
The article argues recognition, not just wages, motivates workers. Key factors include a clear job definition, adequate training, and sincere encouragement. It notes that praise boosts effort, while managers focus on money only when wages are below average. Hardware Retailer.
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