Attorneys General converge for Texas conference
About 400 delegates from 48 states attend the National Association of Attorneys General meeting in San Antonio. The group toured Brownsville Padre Island and Miley Ranch with private planes arranged by Texans. Law enforcement, crime, redistricting, and integration are on the agenda as Waggoner Carr hosts the event and prepares for the Texas State Bar convention in Fort Worth.
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National Association of Attorneys General
Si Antonio
South Texas
Miley Ranch
The
Texas State Bar
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Waggoner Carr
U.N. Peace Goals Pop Up in San Francisco Address
The speech marks the U.N. twentieth birthday with emphasis on peace making and peace keeping. It argues the Soviet Union and allies sabotage Viet Nam efforts and notes nonaligned nations have not pressed negotiations. The President urges a U.N. peace keeping force ready in hours, while noting France and the Soviet Union refuse to fund such efforts.
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United Nations
San Francisco
Pte
Johnson
Soviet Union
Viet Nam
U.N
France
Rattlesnakes Warn Texans To Stay Cautious This Summer
The State Health Department advises the public on rattlesnake awareness for San Antonians. If encountered, stand still or move away slowly to avoid provoking a strike. Snakes may strike from any position, and rattling is not a guaranteed signal of attack.
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State Health Department
Pua
Robertson
Beatles MBE furor sparks debate and pride clash
Letters from readers rail at honors for the Beatles, claim elitism and snobbery, while others defend the group as peers. Mixed commentary covers immigration propaganda and public figures, with concerns about wartime service, youth hiring at the Post Office, and tax policy under the Great Society.
Quote critique targets Richard Mason in San Antonio
A June 24 San Antonio Light piece from Los Angeles writer Richard Mason blasts a loud foul air image and calls it a noisy retort. The quote in question frames Mason's rhetoric as a tale told by an idiot, signaling futility.
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Tate
Richard Mason
Los Angeles
San Antonio
Labor Leaders Meet Johnson on Viet Nam Policy
Labor and business chiefs invited to a White House dinner discuss the nation’s economy and a briefing on the Viet Nam escalation by Defense Secretary McNamara. The group, led by George Meany and Joe Curran, voiced unity on foreign policy despite internal labor differences. Emil Mazey offered the lone major dissent, criticizing US aims in South Viet Nam.
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Grave Mien
White House
Viet Nam
Defense
McNamara
Southeast Asia
Secy
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Meyermeent
National Maritime Union
Joe Curran
Big Joe
CIO
Johnson
Curran
Paris
Europe
Peking
MMU
America
U.S
Meany
Emil Mazey
United Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
Mazey
President Johnson
Detroit
South Viet Nam
Walter
I W. Abel
Reuther
Synsice
Watch out Poison ivy warning for children and adults
Health note explains poison ivy dermatitis as an allergic reaction to poison ivy sumac and poison oak. It covers contact routes including skin, clothing, and tools, and warns about fumes from burning leaves. Prevention includes soap and water scrubbing, bathing helps, and mild remedies like starch oatmeal compresses.
What Happened to Goldwater The Inside Story
A review of Steve Shadegg’s forthcoming book and the 1964 Goldwater campaign reveals how a small inner circle clashed with advisors, blaming mishandled speeches and strategic failures. The piece cites Denison Kitchel Bill Baroody Karl Hess and Peter O’Donnell among those impacted, and notes five decisive factors that doomed Goldwater.
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Barry Goldwater
Stephen Shadepg
Goldwater
Theodore White
Steve Shadegg
U.S. Senate
San Francisco
Shadegge
Coldwater
Arizona
Denison Kitchel
Bill Baroady
Karl Hess
Think Faws
Shadege
Goldwater High Command
Mike Bernstein
Bill Buckley
Conservative National Review
Brent Bozell
Clifton “White
Peter O'Donnell
Barry
Chicago
Kutchel
Baroody
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Shadegg
Dareody
McCabe
Kirehel
Hess
Franklin Roosevelt
Ray Moley
Rexlugwell
Archibald Macleish
Tommy Carcoran
Barry Coldwater
Ats
Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Europe
Concord
N.E
Jim Faviey
Jim
Atora
For the Good of Gur City The Light Urges
The article urges extension of sanitary sewer and water systems to serve the entire city. It calls for completion of the modern street lighting program and a long range plan to ensure future water supply. It supports construction of an adequate storm sewer system and Mull participation in the food central project.
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Food Central
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Gloria Jean Elizondo
Mary Ann Elizondo
Elysian Fields
Post Office Department
H. B. Gonzalez
Adama Clayton Powell
Great Society
M. AL Eqgar
Gan
Lalor
Nefease
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Lester Coleman
Xing
Joan Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Gur City
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