Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Morning Edition Published
Lubbock Avalanche Journal published in Lubbock Texas on Wednesday April 7 1971. The paper notes its address 41st Street and Avenue J and lists advertising and wire service affiliations with Daily Press League Dallas. Records pledge allegiance to the flag of United States of America.
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Republic
Lubbock
Texas
CBS
Avalanche Journal
CBS Television
Channel 7
Pentagon
A. B. Tibbitts
West Texas
Midland
March on Wall Street critique of antiwar protest
An opinion piece mocks a Southern Christian Leadership Conference March on Wall Street action led by Rev. Ralph Abernathy and David Dellinger. It argues against immediate Indochina troop withdrawal and questions capital allocation demands, calling the protest a poor attempt to influence public opinion.
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Wall Street
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Ralph Abernathy
SCLC
U.S
Indochina
Washington
Abernathy
David Dellinger
Chicago Seven
Get Hoover Tactics Backfiring in House Row
Representative Hale Boggs joins the bid to remove FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover in a partisan move that has polarized Democrats and energized presidential hopefuls in the Senate. The House minority leader position is implied to be in flux as the issue dominates party politics.
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Hale Boggs
Get Hoover
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Democratic Party
Senate
House
Boggs
Soviet Union
Hitler
Gestapo
Hoover
John Mitchell
Mr. Hoover
Nixon
Okinawans urged to see jobs in shift of bases
The letter warns Okinawans about job losses due to U S base cutbacks while noting the island’s return to Japan reduces American obligations. It urges sympathy for workers and recalls political figures and FBI claims amid a broader critique of the Hoover and Nixon eras.
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Okinawa
Merle Rose drops appeal on Lubbock bond sale
The Rose campaign withdraws its challenge to the $7 million capital improvement bonds sale in Lubbock. Judge Pat Moore upheld the city in March, allowing the sale to proceed pending Atty. Gen. Crawford Martin approval and bond purchaser acceptance. City aims to move forward with tornado recovery efforts.
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Merle Rose
Lubbock
Rose
Pat Moore
72Nd District Court
Atty
Crawford Martin
That Girl on Broadway Says Women Talk Less, But Talk More
The piece notes a claim that average women's vocabulary is smaller than men's yet turnover is higher. It humorously suggests modern women may return to husbands for love disappointments and jokes about jogging and conversation habits. It also surveys telephone usage in Lubbock and compares per capita phone counts with other cities.
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John Whitcomb
Alex Bell
Lubbock
Pawtuckett
R.I
Cambridge
Mass
Palo Alto
Calif
Las Vegas
Nev
Yemen
Middle East
Hodelda
Tunisia
Beserte
Europe
Zurich
Geneva
London
United Kingdom
Stockholm
Silent Sams
Samuelas
Rwanda
Mexico
U.S
Acapulco
Cuernavaca
Juarez
Black’s dissent over Whiteley case sparks courtroom debate
Washington commentary questions Justice Black’s criticism of the Supreme Court’s reversal in a Wyoming burglary case. The piece argues Black’s language was admonition, not a personal attack, and notes the Whiteley decision’s reliance on probable cause and the Bill of Rights. It also surveys global telephone use and ends with light editorial tidbits.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Hugo Black
Black
Wyoming
Harold Whiteley
Washington Post
Whiteley
Will EY
Laramie
Wyo
John M. Harlan
Harlan
Warren Court
Burger Court
Readers blast DST plot claims and press bias in local letters
Letters to the editor address alleged media and political collusion against Daylight Saving Time, praise unions, debate Calley and wartime ethics, weather predictions, and a CBS documentary, with readers from Midland Brownfield and Hale County voicing opinions and critiques.
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DST
Avalanche Journal
Austin
Big City
Texas
Indiana
Michigan
Arizona
Hawaii
Russell Holster
Sinclair
Midland
Hale County
Nationwide reaction to Calley verdict shocks Congress
Washington reports an unprecedented surge of mail telegrams and calls to the White House and Congress over Lt. William L. Calley Jr. murder conviction for My Lai killings. Lawmakers urge clemency with resolutions and public protests planned in Washington amid debates on military responsibility and civilian casualties.
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Washington
William L. Calley Jr
My Lai
White House
Congress
Calley
Sen
William Brock
Tennessee
Culley
James B. Allen
Alabama
John Davis
Georgia
Iedon Calley
Walter Flowers
Miabama
Jack Edwards
Rep
Fletcher Thompson
House
Henry Bellman
Oklahoma
Senate
Sam J. Ervin Jr
North Carolina
United States
Bellmon
Herman Talmadge
L. M. Boyd Advice Column Patchwork
L. M. Boyd answers reader questions on home life and consumer quirks. Topics include bathroom versus television ownership in Italy, cheap baby foods, chicken flavor versus cleanliness, water taste, travel curios, gambling spend, and household tips for daily cleaning, reducing leftovers, and organizing a linen closet. Readers may mail queries to Santa ...
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