Bilingual Booklet Distribution for Lubbock Schools
The 1969-70 Lubbock Public Schools prepare and distribute a bilingual kindergarten handbook under Mrs. Rector director of Lubbock schools with input from Dr. Leonard J. Mestas and teachers at MacWhorter and Guadalupe Elementary. National consortium support funds the program and guide.
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Jackson Disappointed As Nixon Policy Sparks Vietnam Tensions
Senator Henry M. Jackson criticizes President Nixon over Vietnam policy and urges postponing South Vietnam’s Oct 2 election to allow a fair contest. He stresses US nonintervention while pushing for an open ballot and warns of erosion of congressional support.
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Reese AFB reenlistment surge exceeds FY70 and FY71
Reese Air Force Base shows strong early FY72 reenlistment rates with 63.2 percent of first term airmen and 72.7 percent of second term airmen reenlisting, and 100 percent of career airmen. August adds 47.6 percent first term reenlistments plus full second term and 110 percent career reenlistments, signaling a marked rise over prior years and prompting comments from Col. Carl Brunson on proactive recruitment.
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Coast Guard Announces Special Minority Enlistment Quota
Coast Guard official Ben Hudnell at the Lubbock recruiting station said a new minority race enlistment quota allows any minority applicant to enlist even if the monthly target is met. He noted the program targets Negroes Spanish Americans and American Indians with a four year enlistment and nine weeks training at Alameda California.
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Diplomat Predicts Ouster of Taiwan at UN vote
An anonymous European diplomat says Taiwan will lose its United Nations seat as the United States works with Ambassador George Bush to gain cosponsors for resolutions. The plans seek to seat Peking in the General Assembly and retain Taiwan in the Security Council with veto power, requiring a two thirds vote to expel Chaing Kai-shek's Nationalists. The U.S. has lined up nearly a dozen smaller governments to support the resolutions ahead of the General Assembly opening.
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