The Odessa American Editorial Promise and Moral Guide
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St. John Critiques Nader and Opposing Economic Plans
St. John cites Mr. Nader and allies as pushing a corporate governance idea he calls fascist. He argues for a philosophy that profit stems from human minds and invention, condemns government controls, and defends free markets and private industry against regulatory expansion.
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Jeffrey St. John
Copley News Service
Nader
Wall Streets
Nader Jor
James
M. Roche
Copley
Nessmen
Roche
St. John
Ana Goous
John
JPL Nuucates
Man Oe
Mussolini
Miss West Texas entrant Teeter tops parade of news
Ten years ago Paula Teeter, 18, daughter of Rev and Mrs Bonner Teeter, waited to see if she was among the first entrants in the Miss West Texas contest at the Independence Day Festival. The 1961 PHS graduate's entry is sponsored by Cobb's Department Stores at Odessa airport.
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Paula. Teeter
Bonner Teeter
Odessa
J. T. Long
Aviation Com- City
K. Limitllee
Chamber of Com- McGee
Merca
Calley verdict sparks national debate on Vietnam war
A fragmented dispatch argues the Calley court martial fuels morale decline and military risk, blaming peacenik Senators and media while noting wartime civilians and communist propaganda. It contrasts traditional South politics with newer, business-attraction aims, and cites Nixon era tensions.
New South Conservatives Shape Civil Rights Views in Congress
The New South bloc of Republicans and southern Democrats remains a strong force in the House though shifting from old traditions. Many are not pro segregation yet oppose federal desegregation orders, with figures like Caffery urging moderation and Griffin noting Supreme Court intent. Arkansas's Pryor stands as among the bloc's liberal edge, reflecting evolving ties and tensions within Southern representation.
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New South
Freedom of Choice
John R. Rarick
Patrick T. Caffery
Fom
Louisiana
Mississippi
Griffin
Supreme Court
Arkansas
Davis Pryor
Pryor
Deep South
New South Democrats and Republicans reshape Dixie politics
The piece notes Mississippi and North Carolina figures like Nick Galifianakis and Ray Blanton balancing liberal and conservative pressure amid regional shifts. It highlights Southern Republicans expanding to 24 of 111 southern seats, Spence’s party switch, and Nixon era debates on Israel, Vietnam, and Moscow pressure, with Florida’s Frey cited as a GOP success story.
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Mississippi
North Carolina
Nick Galifianakis
Ynhage
New South
Ray Blanton
Tennessee
Blanton
South Carolina
Floyd Spence
Kennedy
White House
William P
Rogers
Israel
Fullbrights
McGoverns
Anate
Prine Waters
Rice
Senate
U.S
Frey
Suh
North Ading
North Vietnam
Cape Kennedy
Jordan
Tellche
Aviv
Vietnam
Ethan
Southeast Asia
Nixon
Florida
Syria
Middle East
Promt
Moscow
New York
Cairo
Mossaver
Syria-leraeli
Creden
Lesa Dan- Hie
Arale University
Aerous
New York City Chamber of Commerce First in New World
The New York City Chamber of Commerce was the inaugural chamber of commerce founded in the New World, marking the beginning of organized business advocacy in America. The milestone underscores early civic commerce development and regional economic collaboration.
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New York City
Across Puzzle Clues From June Twelfth Crossword
Obscure crossword clues appear in a June 12 issue with entries such as Mastwood and Flashtube. Several garbled phrases suggest misread letters and missing words. Readable items include a list of clues for concepts like Bed or Bade and Stowmover, plus a note on the date and puzzle type.
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Ratrest
Peruvian City
Conquest challenges Galbraith on convergence theory
Robe rt Conquest disputes the idea that large industrial societies converge on the same social order. He argues Russia’s history and politics diverge from Western models, citing Kremlin leadership, Stalin’s machine and China’s leadership, while labeling convergence as economic determinism ignored by non economic factors.
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Washington
Robert Conquest
John Kenneth Galbraith
Peter de Vries
Conquest
Henry M
Jackson
National Security Subcommittee
Kremlin
Galbraith
Russia
Stalin
Peter the Great
George Lichtheim
Ota Sik
Czechoslovakia
Switzerand
Sik
Vest
China
Mao Tse-tung
Chou Enlai
Chou
How To Address The Law Makers
Federal and state lawmakers listed with district and office locations in Washington D C and Texas. Senators Lloyd Bentsen Jr John Tower Representatives Richard White D C Fisher Ace Pickens Richard Slack Pete Snelson and others noted with office addresses in Houston Wichita Falls El Paso Midland Odessa Pecos.
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Lloyd Bentsen, Jr
Houston
Senate
Washington, D.C
John G. Tower
Wichita Falls
Washington
D.C
Richard ¢. White
el Paso
Longworth
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Alabama
Charles H. Griffin
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