Cotton research boost urged for West Texas
The Institute for New Uses of West Texas Cotton could expand markets for lint and reduce production costs. Texas Tech would host research on new fiber uses while benefiting the Cotton Belt, spurred by planned spinning plants in Lubbock and strong local farmer investment.
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Football World Still Turning After Tech's Defeat
Texas Longhorns crushed Texas Tech 33 to 7 as coach J T King notes a strong Texas defense. Royal’s squad combines defense and offense with depth. The Raiders hope to rebound against Texas A&M next, then face more SWC foes.
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Parents Find Their Hard Work Can Ruin Child Futures
West Lake Louisiana parents respond to delinquency articles by blaming themselves for lack of home life and discipline. Five parents, all with children in trouble, say overworking and absence at home contributed to youth crime and their failed attempts at preventing it.
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New War Movies Aim To Soften German Image
West German readers urge film makers to abandon German heavies in World War II depictions. They propose casting favored stars in SS and Gestapo roles, and reshaping plots to elicit sympathy for Germans, with changed perils and POW themes.
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Uses Cost Runs High In Federal Employment Service
Washington report notes the U S Employment Service grows costly and broad in scope. Rep Bow accuses it of monopoly power while critics cite wasteful placements and misused funds in multiple states and universities. The piece questions efficiency and taxpayer burden.
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A Sad Age Of Excuse Claims Liberty Is License
Bruce Biossat argues that many white Americans confuse liberty with license, excusing anti social behavior and eroding public order. He cites trespassing, pranks, and dismissive punishments as signs of a broader decline in self restraint among whites.
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OAS Dominican Crisis Debate Reflects U S Policy
Andrew Tully argues Johnson acted to protect Americans and counter Castro mercenaries when the OAS failed to act in the Dominican crisis. He notes Article 15 limits and urges a rapid peacekeeping framework while warning against Cuba style interventions. Johnson’s stance toward unilateral action is highlighted as a continuing policy.
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Inactivation of the 36th Division and a Texas flag capsule
Memory Lane notes 36th Division soon to be inactivated after wartime heroics in Europe. The text recalls a Texas flag capsule given by Gover and Coke Stevenson in 1942 reading I shall never surrender or retreat. Washington reports a 1:10 a.m. session to pass a postwar tax cut bill and Argentina names Eduardo Avalos war minister, replacing Juan Peron. Atomic energy advances are said to grant future aircraft virtually unlimited range.
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Reforming the Professional Politician and Era Costs
A reflective line notes the professional reformer never tires of reforms while recalling a time when political campaigns required far less money. The piece highlights ongoing debates about campaign costs and the changing nature of political participation.
Desalting Plant Could Aid U S Israel Cooperation
Guest editorial notes a nuclear powered desalting plant for Israel funded by U S foreign aid. A Kaiser California and Catalytic Construction Philadelphia team estimate $175 million to build a dual purpose plant producing 100 million gallons of water and 200 megawatts daily. Proposes North Texas Southern Oklahoma as a site.
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Wisconsin Historic Sites Promote Autumn Tours
The State Historical Society of Wisconsin via its public relations department highlights autumn visits to Villa Louis in Prairie du Chien Stonefield Village in Casaville and Old Wade House in Greenbush as prime attractions for out-of-state travelers. The release notes tourism boosts and longer state stays translate into spending on housing food and recreation.
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