Editorial on Kennedy and rising violence and justice
The piece declares shock at Kennedy related violence and links 50 years of unrest to current clashes in Watts Detroit and other centers. It condemns calls for repression and urges true societal change rooted in justice and humanity across generations.
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Hitler
Watts
Detroit
Proposing a Law to Require Cost and Burden Disclosure
The piece argues Congress should only advance bills that include four details: total cost in dollars, funding sources, number of new employees, and anticipated time for forms and reports. It cites state tax decisions and calls for a survey of federal net revenue after administrative costs, urging lawmakers to show firm estimates before passage.
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Congress of the
United States
Congress
Port Isabel's Rapid Rebuild Attracts Residents And Visitors
Port Isabel has opened a new post office and soon will dedicate a new city hall police station and tire station. Highway crews survey and build a highway to the National Seashore while the Lighthouse is repaired after Beulah damage. Hotels restaurants and shops resume full operation as planning begins for a new school gym and football field.
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Port Isabel
State Highway Department
Causeway
Frank Mras
Sea Ranch
Sea Island Motel
Solimar
Motor Inn
Purdy’s Courts
Charlie's Sporting Goods
Barrera
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Isabel
Armed guard proposal for DC buses and transit warnings
A letter to President and District officials urged arming military personnel on DC Transit buses from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. to protect drivers and passengers amid a surge of bus driver assaults. Police patrols were increased by 320 officers daily, but concerns remain about safety and morale for night crews.
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Ing
Aene
Washington
U. S
Our Dollar Crisis and the Federal Budget Dilemma
A political essay warns that inflation erodes American purchasing power, citing William McChesney Martin and a debt path of 352 billion dollars. It urges cutting spending, raising taxes, and faster budget action by Congress and the President to save the dollar and avoid national bankruptcy.
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Federal Reserve System
Congress
Senate
House of Representaives
Drowning rate climbs in Texas this year
Texas records 123 drownings so far this year said by Bob Mauermann deputy director of the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. He notes many boating deaths stem from not carrying a Coast Guard approved life jacket for each person. about one third of drownings could have been prevented by compliance with the water safety act.
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Austin
Texas
Bob Mauermann
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Mauermann
Maurermann
Coast Guard
Students To Get SS Checks During Summer Holidays
Gene Sheets district Social Security Administrator in Brownsville says students may continue to receive checks through June July and August if they remain full time students and unmarried under 22. Payment for up to four months is possible if attendance resumes by period end.
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Gene Sheets
Social Security Administration
Brownsville
Sheets
March Reflections on Peace Talks and Vietnam War
Washington contemplates the Johnson era moves toward Vietnam peace talks and his retirement, with King’s death and national unrest looming. Analysts warn race and poverty problems remain tougher to solve than peace, predicting continued turmoil and division ahead.
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Vietnam
Ashington
Washington
Johnson
Martin Luther King, Jr
United States
Grant approves 190750 for Hidalgo County parks
A federal grant totaling 190 750 is approved for Anzalduas Dam and Delta Lake Parks in Hidalgo County. The project will be matched 50 50 by the county and spans two stages including picnic areas play zones and boating facilities. This brings total local FLWCA funded projects to 26.
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Austin
Anzalduas Dam
Delta Lake
Hidalgo County
Will Odom
Parks and Wildlife Commission
Odom
Federal Land and Water Cantre Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
U. S. Department of the Interior
Tyre strikes rise as fish chase fast lures in spring
In spring when fish are frisky slow trolling yields to faster moving tyres as species like smallmouth bass white bass and trout strike readily. This behavioral shift increases bite intensity during peak season.
Amistad Dam releases to meet US Mexican river requirements
Amistad Dam actions will release water along the 300 mile reach to satisfy both US and Mexico rules. Initial releases are run of the river about 110 cubic feet per second with potential rises to 1500 cfs as flows permit. Increased storage at Falcon Reservoir raises conservation storage from 2,371,000 to 2,767,000 acre feet enabling irrigation access to floodwaters captured last September and October.
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Amistad Dam
United States
Falcon Dam
International Boundary and Water Commission
Falcor Reservoir
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