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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1967
Page
4
This summer highlights teens from Collingsworth engaging in college courses jobs and travel. Many compete state level contests while others work or travel. Officials praised the 4-11 Club Rodeo participants for courtesy and mature behavior amid varied summer plans.
A collection of quirky items tops a wartime era roundup including a British psychiatrist testing a snore-stopper device with tiny shocks, a Corpus Christi dancer in a topless costume wedding, snow carload found in a Fort Worth freight yard, a Malibu Canyon artist seeking $1 million over a nude painting privacy suit, a Denver parrot as a robbery witness, and a Washington state chamber mishap where Rep. Paul Barden guided women to exits.
Thurman Sensing critiques U Thant as biased toward Egypt and the Soviet bloc in the Israel Egypt crisis. The piece argues his withdrawal of UN forces enabled Egyptian actions, while contrasting his stance on Vietnam and U.S. bombing, suggesting pro communist sympathies.
A letter to the editor questions scientific rigor in UFO debate and criticizes eyes shut tactics. The writer satirizes foreign commitments and quotes a Supreme Court obscenity ruling while noting education value and free speech.
The article argues U Thant and many U.N. members favor a peace defined as Western withdrawal and accommodation to revolutionary movements. It contends his career shows a consistent anti Western outlook shared by a majority of U.N. states.
A reader mocks anti knee exposure proposals, proposing the swivel neck as natural protection against non beautiful knees and billboards. The letter critiques federal aesthetics efforts and cites a population split of 0.56 percent as muck dwellers and their historians.
Excessive speed remains the leading cause of highway fatalities. Last year speeds contributed to more than 18,000 deaths on American roads.
A Texas daylight saving proposal suggests shifting the extra hour to the lunch period rather than after work. The idea aims to extend daytime dining opportunities and adjust daily schedules to suit public life and business hours.
The family of Capt. Darryll Morris, a Collingsworth County army officer in Viet Nam for six months, will visit him in Hawaii for a week. Mrs Morris and daughter Debbie of Lawton Oklahoma will join his parents Mr and Mrs Lewis Morris of Wellington. They depart Lawton by plane on Thursday June and return about a week later.
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