Two Who Escaped From The Guest Pen
A fragmentary column discusses racial tension following protests and a weekend of destruction. It contrasts the impact on Black communities with rhetoric about civil rights and names Chicago pastor Reverend Henry Mitchell, Montreal financiers Desmarais and Levesque, and Expo 67 context. The piece weaves social critique with reflections on economics, politics, and race relations in North America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snape
Teorey
Wanhey
America
T Street
Henry Mitchell
Chicago
Mitchell
North Star Missionary ‘Baptist Church
West Side
Besane Forum
Canada
Montreal
Paul G. Desmarais
Jean-Louis Levesque
Levesque
Moncton
le Montreal
Martin Luther King
Kdsiso
Congress
Wat Desmaras
Framk
Sudbury
Odessa memory pages from June 1 past and present
A collage of notes from June 1 commemorations across years in Odessa includes 1963 youth IDs from community figures, 1958 street marker needs, and 1963 remarks criticizing war on spending. The piece blends civic reminders with fiscal debate and local sentiment on postwar redevelopment and unemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Merce
Views On Economics By Oscar Cooley Assoc Prof
Oscar Cooley argues economic progress relies on adapting to structural shifts rather than restricting change. He cites looting during MLK reactions and wartime resource allocation to show how demand, taxes, and borrowing affect labor across industries. He notes history of industry transitions, urging workers to retrain as economies evolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Labor Statisticians
Oscar Cooley
Assoc
Ohio
Northern Univ
Martin Luther King
Congress
Vietnam
Capitol Stuff on Paris Talks and Vietnam War Pressures
Washington debates how long to let negotiations in Paris continue while the Vietnam conflict rages. President Johnson faces party pressure, public impatience, and casualties as Theodore Sorensen and others warn the talks could shape the 1964 campaign. Analysts weigh moratoriums, pace of bombing, and domestic economic factors as labor shortages and wage trends influence policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alj
Hanoi
Paris
White House
Dent Johnson
Vung
Anu Plutle
Johnson
Vietnam
LBT Sae
Japanese student riots and faculty roles in campus politics
A fragmented report discusses student riots and how dissident groups in Japan and the United States influence campus life. It notes teachers and faculty advisers sometimes back these movements to gain power, while outside political groups coordinate student action across campuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Alice
Walt Asin
Uch
United States
Japan
Almanac highlights mark June 1 events through history
The June 1 Almanac notes key events from 1958 Charles de Gaulle becoming France’s premier to Kentucky becoming a state in 1792 and Tennessee joining in 1796. It recalls Brigham Young’s 1800 birth, Madison warning of war in 1812, Crete evacuations in 1941, and other historical markers across eras.
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Charles de Gaulle
France
Kentucky
Tennessee
Brigham Young
Whittingham
James Madison
Congress
Britain
Crete
Mexico
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down with Clues Mix
A scanned crossword puzzle list shows Across and Down clues with numbers and partial word hints. Entries include farm creature and housing terms, Greek letters, mythic names, and common nouns arranged by position. clues reference languages, places, and objects from across a classic puzzle grid.
How To Address The Law Makers
A compressed list of federal and state lawmakers with names party affiliations and Washington and district office addresses. Included are Sen Ralph W Yarbo Dem Aus tin, Sen John G Tower Rep Wichita Falls, Rep Richard C White Dem El Paso, Rep 0 C Fisher Dem San Angelo, Rep Ace Pickens Dem Odessa, Rep Richard C Slack Dem Pecos, Sen Dorsey Hardeman Dem San Angelo with district and street details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Tower
Wichita Falls
Senate
Reilding
Washington, DC
Richard C. White
el Paso
Longworth House
Washington, D.C
C. Fisher
Democrat of
San Angelo
Rayburn House
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the Odessa American
Freedom Newspaper
Korner
Ja Vinnie
LI Tams
Riley byUuweuy
Sodom
Gomorrah
Paull
Desmarais
Jean-Louis
Tiperalse
Friaan
Odessa College
Istokely Carmichael
Uuem
NASA
Gallup
de Tocqueville
Gn Suawannb
Anna
Suvethmichl Spennas
Ama
Lindo Af Aravle
Phinante
Capitol
The
Blue Ribbon Citizens Committee For Peace With Freedom
Enernead
Muler Asout
Bobby Kennedy
Theodore Sorensen
Viet
Nam
Viel Aavureu
Sen
Paul Douglas
D-Ill
Truman
Humphrey
Ee Ee
Wisemower
Winar
Oe Bradley
Lucius Clay
Weanthe
Alpallldis
Harriman-Vance
Douglas
Cay Ae
Pega Vil Way
Lee
U.S
North Vietnam
South
Tham
Esc
Ation
Wori
Anni
Ei, Fey
Cromley
China
Mao Tse-tung
Ho Chi Minh
Armamen
Hitler
Ale
Associated Press
Arab League Council
Benghazi
Libya
Lebanon
United Arab Republic
John XXIII
Intrepid
Suez Canal
NEA
Charpoys
England
Bathsheba
Paul Pry
Peter
Indiana City
Pinnacle
Ralph W. Yarborough
Democrat
Austin
Ace Pickens
First
Utstad Bank
Tex
Richard C. Slack
Pecos
Brandon
Dorsey Harde Man
South Irving
San Argelo
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