Starts The Bay On The South Plains Independent Daily
An independent newspaper published weekday mornings and Sundays, produced with Lubbock Avalanche-Journal. It is based in Lubbock Texas at the AV Journal Publishing Co building. Official staff include Parker, Teague, Teague Dallas Texas, and the Associated Press United Press.
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Avalanche-Journal
Avalanche -Journal Publishing Company, Inc
Sth St
Ave J. Lubbock
Texas
Tornado Warnings and Shelter Issues Stir Hereford Muleshoe Area
Residents reflect on the Hereford Muleshoe tornado near Lubbock with concern over warning sirens and public shelters. Emphasis on improving tornado alerts, shelter planning, and neighborly aid after the Lubbock disaster last year, noting no critical injuries in Hereford and neighboring farms.
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Muleshoe
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Lea
Larbbock
Walter Posey at Sixty: Longtime Bank Leader of Lubbock
Walter Posey, longtime First National Bank chairman and civic figure in Lubbock, celebrates his 60th birthday at his residence on 1223 North Street. Posey, who rose from cashier to president and then board chairman, helped guide the bank through growth and local service during wars and the Great Depression.
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Lubbock
Natonal Bank
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Cite
Vweather Financial Pieile
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Medine
Labbock
Acre
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Thas
Desiecde
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Noyen
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Spain
Hawaii
California
Amelia Earhart
Dust Bowl City Metaphor in Urban Decay Debate
Mayor Henry Maier compares central cities to the Dust Bowl during the National Conference on Urban Conversion. He says central cities face fiscal drought, poverty, and eroded tax revenues as wealth flows to suburbs, urging attention before relief plans are discussed.
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Nationa
Washington
Mir Miner
Ris
Nbaer
Joining Anti FBI Clamor Could Have Repercussions
David Lawrence argues anti FBI campaigns threaten national security and could backfire on candidates. He notes denials from the Attorney General and FBI officials about wiretapping and surveillance of Congress members. He warns radicals seek Hoover's removal to weaken the bureau and affect 1972 presidential prospects.
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J. Edgar Hoover
America
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GOP Defections Grow in Vietnam War Debate
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report rising GOP defections over Vietnam policy as moderates weigh sponsoring an end the war resolution. Jerry Petlis of California, a conservative moderate, pauses before joining the list, signaling growing concern about the Nixon administration’s handling of the war.
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Fien
California
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Camir Buen
Naxers Felloin
Campaiagn
Nixon faces critics over Vietnam withdrawal plan
The article argues President Nixon plans to end U.S. involvement in Vietnam with a staged withdrawal, aiming to avoid handing Saigon to the Communists. It notes opponents fear political backlash, while allies insist a deliberate pace protects South Vietnam and national interests amid a volatile 1970s political climate.
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Senate
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Democratic Party
Editor’s note letters clash with Calley-Manson comparison
A reader letter condemns attempts to liken Lt. William Calley to Charles Manson. It argues such comparisons insult service members and vets. The piece urges editors and readers to avoid equating military duty with extremist crimes and calls for focus on real wartime issues and national defense.
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William Calley
Manson
Lt. Calley
VFW
Veterans’ Hospital
Uwon
Brovucht
Averyane
Tost
Smith
Texas
Center To Show Creative Abilities Is Suggested
A fragmented OCR item discusses suggestions for a center to display creative abilities and reports opinions on program goals funding and community involvement. It mentions participation by individuals likely connected to a local or school arts initiative and hints at challenges and costs.
Oddities and tips fill a quirky Fort Worth page
A scattered column blends odd notes about Shiprock New Mexico luminous cows and reflective livestock paint with trivia on Hermann Rorschach’s nickname Bleck and ink blot origins. It also shares regional card sending habits and a University of Washington anemia possibility, plus a joke Q A section and a reader mail address in Fort Worth Texas.
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Shiprock
New Mexico
Collision of Two Tankers Kills 38 in New Orleans
In New Orleans two Standard Oil tankers collided on Friday igniting flames that swept both ships. The disaster likely claimed 38 lives as crews battled the blaze and rescue efforts began.
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New Orleans
Standard
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