Editorials and Comments in The Odessa American May 22 1968
The page presents editorials and comments arguing freedom as a universal gift from the Creator and as a personal duty to exercise self-control. It reflects the newspaper’s stance on liberty and individual rights with a tone typical of mid 20th century editorials.
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God
Is This Victory The Vietnam Evacuation Questioned
A May 14 UPI dispatch from Da Nang reports a so called smashing victory evacuating the Kham Duc camp while nine aircraft were lost and many Americans and Vietnamese perished. Critics call the claim misleading as North Vietnamese forces surrounded the camp and outwitted allied officials.
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U.S
United Press International
da Nang
Kham Duc
North Vietnam
UPI
Jacob Glick
Glick
UPS
Air Force
AIE
Laos
Interlocking or radial friendship patterns study
University of Michigan researchers analyzed over 1000 native-born Detroit males to classify friendships as interlocking or radial. Interlocking nets link many friends with similar backgrounds, while radial patterns show independence, broader social reach, and political independence. The study aims to reveal how isolation and integration arise across ethnic groups.
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Detroit
University of Michigan
Tom
Harry
Edward 0. Lauman
Howard Schuman
Question Box on Contracts and the Constitution
A reader asks six points about contracts including what makes a contract valid and if it can be broken morally. The response argues a contract is an agreement between parties, invalid if force or fraud removes true consent, and that the US Constitution is not a contract because broad consent from all taxpayers is lacking.
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Iany
Peoe
Cromley’s Comments on Ho Chi Minh Nation and Chinese Communists
An archival U S embassy 1944 report excerpt suggests Chinese Communists mix Marxist dogma with pragmatism, emphasizing nationalism and gradual reform. The piece argues 24 years later such optimistic expert judgment in Vietnam risks repeating. warns U S policy must understand Ho Chi Minh and his advisers without illusions.
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U.S
China
Ramsay MacDonald
Eader
British Labor Party
Jerusalem
Yenan
Vietnam
United States
Ho Chi Minh
Shadow governments form in Saigon and West Berlin plans
Reports depict growing underground movements in Saigon and Washington shaping shadow governments to press for peace with Hanoi and end U S backing in Vietnam. West Berlin student groups plan a August People’s Congress to trigger turmoil used to justify Soviet moves.
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Washington
People’s Congresses
Saigon
West Berlin
U.S
South Vietnam
Peace Alliance
People’s Congress
Thieu
Hanoi
Pentagon
Vietnam
Alliance For National, Democratic Peace
National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
Paris
Ralph Abernathy
Andrew Young
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Congress
Executive
Poor People
National Park Police
Western Front
Central Intelligence Agency
Kremlin
East Germany
Businesslike budgeting bill draws mixed congress support
A proposal by Rep James V Smith to require the Budget Bureau to issue a monthly income and expense statement for the federal government gains broad backing from independent businessmen. Polls show strong approval with 67 percent in favor, 22 percent opposed, and 11 percent undecided.
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Congress
United States
James A. Haley
Florida
House
James V. Smith
Oklahoma
Bureau of the Budget
National Federation of Independent Business
Representative Smith
Texas
Smith
Budget Bureau
Treasury Department
Barbs on money, life talks, and a venting parade
A satirical snippet critiques living within income, expert advice, and social quirks. It pokes at a gabby neighbor who pretends banking knowledge, a swami charging for readings, and a stressed shopper with many kids. It ends with a quirky fortune cookie line.
Today in History May 22 1968 Almanac Recap
The May 22 Almanac highlights key dates across centuries including 1819 Savannah leaving Savannah for Liverpool as the first transatlantic steamship voyage, 1802 Martha Washington death, Burr treason trial in 1807, 1918 German raid on Paris, 1924 Leopold and Loch arrest for a murder, 1943 dissolution of the Communist International, and 1977 Truman Doctrine funding Greece and Turkey.
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Associated Press
Savannah
Liverpool
England
Martha Washington
Aaron Burr
Richmond
Paris
Nathan Leopold Jr
Richard Loch
Chicago
Bobby Franks
Moscow
Communist International
US Congress
Greece
Turkey
Odessa College yearbook distribution announced
Five years ago on May 22, 1963 the Odessa College yearbook The Branding Iron was to be distributed this week with Christine Sawyer of Goldsmith serving as book editor.
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Odessa College
Christine Sawyer
Goldsmith
Loretta King Installed Major at Odessa College
Ten years ago on May 22 1958 Loretta King was installed as major of the Odessa College Las Senoritas de las Rosas. Twenty years ago on May 22 1948 Jean Barion had returned from Abilene where she spent the weekend visiting friends.
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Loretta King
Odessa College
Las Senoritas de Las Rosas
Jean Barion
Abilene
Crossword Puzzle Forty Four Clues Listing Highlights
Crossword puzzle entries list chided frivolous acts glovifies The Venerable Informed Kind of wave Cycle of plays Shade of blue Pari-mutuel data Tom Dick and Harry Colonizes Indian tribe Girls Tree Handsome dwelling Atomic particles Banish Root of plat Storehouse Lugosi Part of QED Ernie reporter Confederate soldier Sock part
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Tom, Dick and
Harry
Ernie
Tiabits on ancient offerings and neighbors in review
Fragmentary notes reflect a discussion about burnt offerings and ancient practices. The text also mentions a deanery and local neighbors, with references to evenings and windows, implying a casual or observational local piece.
How To Address The Law Makers
A list of lawmakers with addresses in Washington and Texas districts. Includes Sen Ralph W Yarbo and Sen John G Tower, Rep Richard C White, Rep D C Fisher, Rep Ace Pickens, Rep Richard C Slack, and Sen Dorsey Hardeman. Addresses note Senate and House office buildings in Washington and city locations in Odessa Pecos San Angelo.
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Ralph W. Yarborough
Austin
Senate
Washington, D.C
John G. Tower
Wichita Falls
Baines
Washington
Richard C. White
el Paso
Longworth House
Rep
D. C
First National Bank
Odessa
Tex
Richard C. Slack
Democrat
Pecos
Brandon
Dorsey Hardeman
Sai Angelo
South Irving
San Angelo
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West Germany
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Austria
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National Federation of Independent Business, Inc
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Parzile
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