Morning Edition: Starts the Day On The South Plains
The notice presents Morning Edition as an independent Democratic weekday newspaper from the South Plains, published with the Lubbock Avalanche- Journal Evening Edition. It lists the Avalanche-Journal Publishing Company, the Dallas Texas Daily Press League, and wire memberships with AP and UPI. Parker F. Prouty is named president.
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South Plains
Lubbock
Avalanche- Journal
Avalanche-Journal Publishing Company, Inc
Stn St
Ave. J. Lubbock
Texas
Texas Daily Press League
Dallas
Associated Press
United Press International
Parker F. Prouty
Cabell Objects To D C Home Rule Flaw Highlighted
Congressman Farle Cabell attacks the District of Columbia home rule bill in a Dallas Morning News letter. He argues that temporary residents would tax without representation since Federal lands escape district tax, and he would vote against the measure, citing DC as national property under federal control. He also notes a constitutional mismatch with state proposals on apportionment and warns against rushed home rule to quell unrest.
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District of Columbia
Cong
Farle Cabell
Dallas Morning News
Heo
Cabell
Texas
House District Committee
United States
Washington
Quizzical Look At Quizmakers and Political Overtones
A discussion critiques quiz content and its political implications for children. GOP lawmakers object to wording in a test question about exclusivity, while other items in the reader prompt debate over bias and patriotism.
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GOP
the Great Society
Wocals
Wesley
Man Ponders Oddities In Parking Lot Observations
A Lubrock man recalls a puzzling scene with beer cans on a curb and an unusual liquid sensation. He questions whether the incident reflects heavy drinking or a party mood and postpones any serious analysis of the India Pakistan dispute.
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India-Pakistan
Controversy Over Baker Influence At Senate Inquiry
The text describes tense signals about Baker's leverage with the Senate investigative process and a potential $25 million annual contract tied to Baker’s server food vending venture. It suggests political pressure from figures like Po Wilsarme of Delaware and hints at investigations impacting Baker’s business interests.
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Bentsy Baker
LS. Senate
Anhich
Onfinenre
Senate
Tt Wall
Osavenge
Becaise Ser
Tia Baker Baker
Onoreuer
GOP Ser
Ieee Po Wilsarme
Delaware
Baker
Peiners
Cameron Residents Prepare for Hurricane Threat
The article outlines hurricane preparedness in Cameron with advice on escape routes, securing property, and shelter plans. It emphasizes staying in a hurricane safe building, gathering supplies, and coordinating with authorities and neighbors during the disaster.
Staff Exits Loom Over Shriver Poverty Drive
Washington reports growing staff resignations at the War on Poverty headquarters. Theodore M. Berry, Cincinnati leader, is poised to depart from the Community Action Program amid internal policy friction. Other top aides including the deputy director and lobbyist are also leaving or planning to depart as the program nears its key aims.
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Washington
Sargent Shriver
Theodore M. Berry
Cincinnati
Berry
Shriver
Seidony
Berrys
Mans
Peace Corps
Poverty Headquarters
Conway
Labor Department
Sarge Shriver
Eugene V. Rostow
Yale Law School
State Department
Walt W. Rostowi
Nicholas Johnson
Rockefeller Desalting Plant Clash Prompts Political Ties
Washington signals federal funding shifts as Governor Rockefeller plans a state financed desalting plant on Long Island to ease water shortages. The move comes amid Johnson administration calculations to claim credit and influence New York City and New Jersey politics while a larger federal project remains debated.
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New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Lyndon Johnson
Rockefeller
Citienes
Long Island
Lindon Johnson
Albany
Nelson Rockefeler
Smilgly
U.S
Kness
New York City
New Jersey
Landon Johnson
New Jersees
Tone
Londes Johnson
John Lindsay
Souls Live In Hungary
A travelogue-like piece from Hegyeshalom near the Austrian frontier reflects on the Iron Curtain divider. It details fences and minefields between Hungary and neighbors, the 1956 Hungarian uprising’s toll, pro American sentiment, and the enduring spirit of Hungarians surrounding Cardinal Mindszenty.
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Hegyes Halom
Hungary
Europe
Vienna
East Berlin
Czechoslovakia
East Germany
Poland
Losat
Budapest
Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty
Washington Seeks Rapid Demobilization and Postwar Buildout
War department officials told the Senate plans to discharge troops quickly and release about 6 million by next year while Congress advances war ending and 3,000 postwar airports. The Army expects score reductions and a push to aid veterans as many ex-prisoners return home. In other notes Major Huddleston Wright’s release details and guards’ service are mentioned along with Texas Tech fall registrations and the registrar’s update.
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Senate
Gan
Huddleston Wright
Tuesaday
Hes
Lubbock and Wothe National
Offhand Thoughts on Generations and Human Nature
A fragmented prose piece muses on aging women, male gaze, and fear in isolation. It contrasts rugged individualism with government reliance and notes sincerity as a rare human trait, ending with a casual remark about a dog.
Predicting fertility declines amid policy and reform
A guest editorial reviews expert forecasts that within five to ten years fertility may fall globally, led by Japan already in decline and with India Pakistan and Africa showing mixed trends. It urges unified, targeted efforts to address poverty and population growth, urging cautious, critical examination by policymakers.
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Ronald Breeman
Unniversiny O of
Michigan
America
Shaangan
Hueman
Japan
Freeman
India
Pakistan
China
Africa
ANON
Fort Worth
Texas Water Development Board to contract for new West Texas maps
The Texas Water Development Board plans to hire the US Geological Survey to prepare updated maps for West Texas, aimed at late term planning. Joe G Monere Jr is named executive director, described as experienced in government and administration, to advance the state’s water planning program.
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Utenas Water Development Board
West Texas
US Geological Survey
Joe G Monere Jr
Texas Water Development Board
Ftill
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