Bexar Courts Get Judges
The Texas Legislature approved four new State district courts for Bexar County and Gov. Briscoe appointed four San Antonians to the benches. Marvin Ted Butler remains as district attorney with Bill White moving to fill Butler's old post. Mike Machado, Al Klein, and Al Chapa become judges. The Light had supported the court expansion and congratulates the appointees.
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Mexico Travel Not That Bad
A cautious view argues against sensational fear of travel to Mexico while noting economic strain, resource development, and cooperation with the United States. It urges balanced discussion, highlights the tourist dollar’s importance, and defends Mexico’s progress under President Jose Lopez Portillo against scare tactics.
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Florida Palmetto Bug Designation Contested
The New York Assembly debates accepting a petition from third graders to make the praying mantis the state bug. The issue contrasts with Florida where the palmetto bug has claimed the post by possession, noting mantises’ predation and male fights.
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William F Buckley Jr on Tail Gunner Joe review
John Leonard of the New York Times reviews the McCarthy era televised spectacle and its defenders and detractors. Buckley notes Leonard as a brilliant but detached observer while arguing the era’s excesses were mostly from critics. The piece contrasts bios, schools, and public responses with cultural figures and institutions from the 1950s.
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Malversation and the CIA Through a Critical Lens
John P Roche questions CIA funding of foreign leaders, arguing malversation rife since creation. He cites Rockefeller and Church Committee reports, warns distrust of institutions, and notes surveillance abuse by FBI. The piece reflects on imperialism, trust, and the practical impact of covert payments on policy decisions.
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Questioning a Communist Philippine regime and a CIA link
Fragmented excerpts reveal political suspicion about a CIA influence in the Philippines and a fragile power balance with President X. The text then shifts to biblical quotes urging faith, forgiveness, and a call for personal improvement.
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