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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1968

Page

4

Constitutional Revision Panel Continues Work in Texas

AUSTIN AP The Constitutional Revision Commission met again to discuss a final draft of a proposed new Texas constitution. The plan would create four year terms for top officials, appoint top judges, and require voter approval for judicial retention. Critics warned the changes could weaken the governor’s power and harm passage of the constitution.

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Czechs Prove Resistance to Soviet Occupation Grows

AP report describes Czechs and Slovaks resisting Moscow backed occupation during a week of force threats. Citizens protested, signs mixed German, Russian, and Cyrillic markings, and many roads became confusing as tanks and troops faced widespread defiance near Prague and border towns.

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Kremlin Chiefs Remain Worried By William L. Ryan

Kremlin chiefs fear a renewed Czechoslovak reform surge and warn Prague to stay on a strict line. Pravda and Tass portray Dubcek as a dangerous rightist, while Moscow vows to keep Soviet troops in Czechoslovakia and condemn Yugoslavia and Romania for supporting counter revolutions. The report describes a tense standoff as Prague returns from Moscow with warnings against deviation from Moscow’s reform limits.

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