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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1969
Page
3
The Odessa American editorial asserts freedom stems from God not government and urges readers to live by the Ten Commandments Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence. It emphasizes personal responsibility to preserve liberty and to help others see its blessings. Published Saturday June 28 1969.
The article cites Time magazine noting Denmark will abolish all legal sanctions against adult pornography and resign from the Geneva Convention. Since 1967 relaxed laws correlate with a 25 percent drop in sex crimes, challenging moralist-driven bans as ineffective. It highlights a Danish shift from prohibition to tolerance and a market struggle with unsold stock.
A Huntington Herald Dispatch letter questions claims that campus upheavals are led by youths. It argues many demonstrators are older than “youth” by common standards and criticizes media for labeling 30s and 40s activists as youths, urging clearer age definitions.
U S Army intelligence officials tracking Viet Cong activity report a strategic shift from large scale offensives to preserving infrastructure and training children for future political control. They note VC leaders remain hidden and prefer settlement talks to remove U S troops, then confront South Vietnam's army at the negotiating table.
A quiz from Congressional Quarterly tests knowledge of U S copyright law and cable TV. It asks true false questions on originators royalties, major revisions and first national law, how cable systems operate, jukebox royalties, producer positions, and library copying. Answers indicate 1909 for the 1909 revision and mixed positions on compensated use by cable and libraries.
President Nixon’s plan for an all volunteer army faces strong doubt from top military leaders including Gen. Earle Wheeler and Gen. William Westmoreland. They warn of high costs and ongoing global commitments requiring a sizable force after Vietnam.
LEON DENNEN argues that the Provisional Revolutionary Government formed by Nguyen Thi Binh at the Paris talks is mostly propaganda in Hanoi and unlikely to shift the balance of power. He notes Soviet advisers doubt its value, while Brezhnev pursues broader security moves and Red China remains Moscow’s priority. The piece contrasts US war weariness with Russia and China’s dual stance and previews cautious optimism for cease-fire talks.
The text notes women aboard the Mayflower did not go ashore until November 24, 1620, thirteen days after the men had landed at Plymouth.
Sen Ralph W Yarborough Democrat of Austin 460 Senate Office Building Washington DC 20519 Sen Join G Tower Republican of Wichita Falls 142 Senate Office Building Washington DC Rep Richard J White Democrat of El Paso 1329 Leneworth House Office Building Washington DC Rep C Fister Democrat of San Meeler 27 Rayburn House Office Building Washington DC
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Washington observers describe Democrats moving toward the Left as a realignment potential grows amid Nixon's popularity and a conservative mood. Democrats worry for liberal senators up in 1970, while some urge a counterpush to oppose the rightward trend and appeal to Black communities and youth, with Vietnam settlement as a looming flashpoint.
On June 28 1964 more than 100 Head in West Trail Riders attended horseback sunrise church services at Proctor stables located near North Golder and Yukon streets.
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