Church Silence on Austin Graft Chided at Texas Workshop
Fort Worth AP report notes criticism of church leaders for not speaking out against state government corruption in Austin. Dallas probate judge Oswin Chrisman urged more sermons addressing graft and reaction from pulpit leaders. Discussion also targets church schools as possible segregation havens and broader Christian ethics in public life.
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Joe Trull
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Grant to A and M funds largest Texas oceanographic ship
The National Science Foundation awards Texas A&M University a 488000 grant to support operating the Alaminos, the 180 foot oceanographic research vessel. Dr Richard A Geyer notes the 1972 funding is about 70 percent more than 1971. A&M uses the Alaminos for long cruises in the Gulf and Caribbean.
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American Airlines Drops Drinks Limit Policy
American Airlines is abandoning the agreement to limit drinks on domestic flights to two per passenger adopted nearly 15 years ago for safety. Trans World Airlines was the last to observe the rule but does not enforce it rigidly.
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U S Marriage Tax Penalties Highlighted by Tax Bets
A Tax Policy critique argues Congress imposes a marriage penalty through higher taxes for married couples than for singles. Examples compare earnings from $7,500 to $20,000, showing increased rates, reduced deductions, and loss of head-of-household status and child care deductions for widows and widowers.
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Soviet peril rises in Europe seen in Kremlin strategy
Kremlin watchers argue Moscow seeks to pressure the West by negotiating with China while steadily expanding forces in Europe. Michel Tatu says Russia aims to outflank Europe, with NATO concerns rising as French and Western officials warn of a growing Soviet military gap and potential East West talks.
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Lyndon Baines Johnson Inaugurated 36th President
Lyndon Baines Johnson was sworn in as the 36th President of the United States on January 20 1963 marking his entry into the White House. He succeeded John F Kennedy and began his presidential term amid a shifting political landscape.
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