Editorials-Comments The Odessa American
A philosophical editorial emphasizes freedom as self control grounded in moral guides such as the Ten Commandments the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence. It pledges to inform readers to promote and preserve freedom and encourage others to see its blessings.
Making Police Bad Guys Sparks Debate Over Civil Unrest
The piece argues against portraying police as the sole villains in protests and riots. It cites the Chicago Democratic Convention violence and claims revolutions planned and funded the unrest. It condemns media exaggeration and urges lawful redress within the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
San Francisco State College
Labor's Outlook in 1970s Power Battle With NLRB
Washington report analyzes the fight over the national labor relations board and the potential shift to a labor court. It notes union influence in elections, COPE spending, Taft-Hartley limits, and looming board term expirations under Nixon. It also touches on GE cases, nonunion organizing, and grape boycott controversies involving Cesar Chavez and AFL-CIO efforts.
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New York
Washington
National Labor ‘Relations Board
NLRB
J. P. Stevens’ & Co
States
Textile Workers Union
Nixon
Frank W. McCulloch
Sam Zagoria
Gerald Brown
John Fanning
Howard Jenkins
Stevens
General Electric Company
Afl-Cio
Stevens Company
California
Erapes
American Farm Bureau Federation
National Right To Work Committee
United Farm Worker Organizing Committee
Cesar Chavez
College riot and national defense policy clash described
A chaotic campus riot disrupts the college administration as students attack the building while faculty march in protest. In Washington, Defense plans surface for new missiles and bombers, with costs estimated from billions, shaping a broader debate on national security and funding.
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State College
Poseidon
Pentagon
Nixon
Navy
Air Force
Vietnam
Question Box 85 on Soviet progress under communism
The answer argues that apparent progress in Communist Russia is largely military and space related, while ordinary living standards lag. It notes barbed wire barriers, limited departures, small private plots and incentive pay for top producers, suggesting true material progress needs individual freedom.
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Russia
Ussr
Griffin girl named sweetheart of West Texas Appaloosa Club
Marilyn Griffin aged 16, daughter of Mr and Mrs Clyde D Griffin Route Two, was chosen sweetheart of the West Texas Appaloosa Horse Club. The installation was held for 4 H Club girls with county agent Mrs M L Mayse officiating.
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Marilyn Griffin
Clyde D. Griffin
West Texas Appaloosa Horse Club
M. L. Mayse
Now You Know Now You Know Socrates and the Roman Decline
A brief note reflects on the absence of extant Socratic writings and marks the mid fifth century as the dividing line between ancient and medieval eras, highlighting a scholarly pause between traditions.
Nixon era shift eyed in federal role and private competition
Nation's Press argues gradual changes over four years will shape government without dramatic upheaval. It highlights potential gains from curbing government competition with private enterprise and cites several examples from defense, communications, and energy sectors.
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Texas
Joan Tower
Nixon
Military Air Transport Service
Sen. Tower Charges
Alaska Communications
Navy
Army
Air Force
Defense Department
Federal
Imly
Address List of Texas Lawmakers and Offices
A compiled contact roster lists Sen Ralph W Yarborough in Austin and Sen John G Tower in Washington with their office addresses, plus Rep Richard C White El Paso and Rep O C Fisher San Angelo with Longworth and Rayburn offices, Rep Ace Pickens Odessa, Rep Richard C Slack Pecos, and Sen Dorsey Hardeman San Angelo with local building addresses. The document serves as a directory for constituents to reach lawmakers and staff.
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Ralph W. Yarborough
Austin
Senate
Washington, D.C
John G.tower
Wichita Falls
Senate Office
Richard C. White
el Paso
Longworth House Officer Building
O. C. Fisher
Democrat of
San Angelo
Rayburn House
Crossword Puzzle Word Clues and Table Decomposed
A crossword style item lists clues with numbers 65 to 70 and several entries such as Ark passenger Arab title and Useful plant. It mentions Fraternal group Smug homes and several numbered hints like 1 Spreads thickly 2 Wisecrack 3 Ruin 4 Tree genus 5 Of teeth 6 Done together 7 Sphere 8 Reduce sharply 9 More peppery 10 Chicago landmark 11 Marine deposit 13 Faex pas 21 Fit 25 Beare. It also notes CROSSWORD PUZZLE 34 and Table decom. 2 words.
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Doweynduck
Ark
Chicago
Trivia Q and A From an Old Knowledge Page
A compact quiz style item listing questions and supplied answers on world history science and civics. It includes Southeast Asia colonial history language translation counts and basic governance facts with a final misfit entry about the Sistine Chapel.
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National Security Council
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China
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Odessa
Odessa, Tex
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Pecos
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Tex
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Democrat
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