Open Letter From Chicago Claims Mutual Forgiveness
Chicago portrait of race riots exposes past harsh judgments from officials and press. Paul Harvey appeals to Dixie for forgiveness as Chicago confronts its own violence and police methods. He recalls Alabama Georgia and Mississippi tensions and asks for mercy for past editorial excesses. Seven policemen are mentioned in the string of events.
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Dixie
Little Rock
Arkansas
Chicago
Alabama
Millinois
West Side
Georgia
Whitey
Babson’s View on Growth and Small Town Vitality
The piece argues that postwar America saw rapid tech, industry, and population growth, with big shifts to urban areas. It notes growth is tied to location, needs, and services, and warns small towns face rising costs, infrastructure needs, and fiscal risk. It suggests regional cooperation over outright mergers to preserve independence.
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Yesteryear
It al
Committee For Economic Development
U.S
We tried to desperate that seven policemen were shot
A fragment reflects on police casualties and confrontations with city leadership during a drought era. It mentions two officers shot in the back and critiques mayoral compromises with Black leaders, noting demands and fire hydrant actions for children. The speaker warns against further upheaval and expresses mixed sentiment toward progress without revolution.
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Dixie
Constitutional Amendment Eleven on Ballot Texas Water Program
Public notice outlines Senate Joint Resolution 19 proposing a constitutional amendment to Section 49-d of Article III authorizing up to 200 million dollars in bonds for the Texas Water Development Fund. The measure would enable storage and distribution facilities, long term contracts, and sale or lease of facilities under General Law with election timing set for November 1966.
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Senate
Texas
Texas Water Development Fund
Texas Water Development Board
State OF
State of Texas
Texan Water Development Fund
United States of America
United States
Texagy Water Commission
Texas Water Development
Crossroads Report on Vitamins and Common Sense Politics
A reader criticizes FDA actions on vitamins and questions incentives behind labeling political movements. The letter riffes on Eisenhower and a so called Coutnor Sense Party, suggesting common sense could alter U S politics and personalities more than LSD.
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Eisenhower
Cactus Uses in Medicine and Livestock Feed
The article notes cactus benefits in medicine and as a feed for cattle, highlighting economic value in rural practice and various practical applications.
Constitutional Amendment Sixteen on Ballot Texas 1968
Public notice outlines proposed Constitutional Amendment Sixteen to set the date newly elected Texas legislators qualify and take office. It details House and Senate terms, voting for approval or rejection, and governor's duty to issue a proclamation for the election. Ballot specifies FOR or AGAINST the amendment.
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Public Notice
HOUSE
State of Texas
Texas
House of Representatives
State of
Jawa
Texas Airport Authorities Amendment Prop. 1
Texas voters would decide in November 1966 on amending Article IX to add Section 12 authorizing Airport Authorities formed from one or more counties. The measure sets board selection, tax limits up to 75 cents per hundred dollars, and power to acquire, construct, and operate airports with bonds and eminent domain while preserving existing city obligations.
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Senate
Texas
Atats
Legiola Fure
Thas County
Commissioners Cort
Commissioners Courts
Commissioners Court
Board of Directors
Auch Authority
Overnor
Phils Atate
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