Editorial attack on UT student body president Jeff Jones
The editorial rebukes Jeff Jones, claiming his socialist views and calls for capitalism’s end threaten Texas while urging the Texas Alumni Association to pressure the student leader. It questions his six years at Texas, his finances, and his alleged liberal agenda and moral stance on campus life.
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Alumi
Texas
Jeff Jones
New York
Capital Eye
United States
Wisden
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Jones
U.s
Texas Leads in Industrial Growth Says Dun and Bradstreet
A 1969 Texas survey shows 901 new plants, besting California, highlighting the state's shift from agriculture to diversified industry. The Texas Industrial Commission offers a free computer-assisted service to identify industries suited to local areas, inviting communities to participate.
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Texas
Dun & Bradstreet
California
Texas Industrial Commission
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Industrial Commission
Hoffman Rubin Reach for Cash in Capitalist Critics
Abbie Hoffman and Jerry Rubin, famed Chicago 7 figures, are described as thriving under capitalist interest. Hoffman's books sold 191,000 copies with over $50,000 in advances and royalties, plus about $25,000 from film rights. Rubin's Do It moved 175,000 copies with around $45,000 earned. Both deny selling out, saying profits fund the movement.
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Abbie Hoffman
Jerry Rubin
Hoffman
Rubin
Harry Golden
America
Common English phrases that wear thin over time
HAL BOYLE lists ten phrases and many more in a playful catalog of tired small talk. The piece notes how overfamiliar lines like Whats new and Long time no see sap conversation energy and suggests awareness of linguistic repetition.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Blood tests in paternity cases bolster truth over claims
The article explains how blood typing can discredit or support paternity claims. It notes tests show non paternity when blood types differ but cannot reliably prove paternity, since many men may share a blood type. Courts can order testing, framing lawsuits as truth seeking rather than a game.
Law Governs Alcohol And Youth In The Community
The article outlines underage drinking rules prohibiting purchase and possession by anyone under 21, and limits on minor consumption. It details penalties for minors and adults, and explains court procedures, plus Tim’s alcohol related crash and potential charges including driving while suspended, driving while intoxicated, and murder by auto. It also covers criminal records impacts on voting, education, military, and employment.
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Tim
Accentuating The Positive Editor's Note Graduation Speech
Penn State President Eric A Walker honors graduates with gratitude toward prior generations. He cites parents and grandparents for longer life, better health, education, and civil rights progress, urging the class to work hard with humility, hope, and faith to solve humanity’s remaining ills.
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Eric A. Walker
Pennsylvania State University
Bill Hearst
Hitler
United Nations
Southern Baptists Rise in Vitality and Reach Beyond the South
The denomination expands beyond the South with growth in the Northeast and New Jersey. Denver talks emphasize lay leadership, modest building plans, and cross-evangelical dialogue. A new Broadman Bible commentary on Genesis spurs debate and brisk book sales despite withdrawal.
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G. Henton Davis
Great Britain
Moses
Abraham
Isaac
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