Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Carving Edition Preview
The Lubbock Avalanche-Journal announces its weekday morning publication on the South Plains with Sunday consolidation, naming the Avalanche Journal Publishing Company in Lubbock Texas. The note includes ads and a pledge statement dated Saturday Morning April a 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Plains
Lubbock
Avalanche-Journal
Avalanche-Journal Publishing Company, Inc
At &Th St
Ave J. Lubbock
Texas
Texas Daily Press League
Dallas
Associated Press
United Press International
Parker FL
AL Guy
Falitor
United States of America
Veterans Outperform in Politics Debate Amid Court Tensions
A passage notes Vietnam Veterans Against the War gaining a favorable view in Washington while senators led by Muskie Kennedy Proxmire and McGovern push partisan demands on Nixon. It criticizes street protests and warns of leftist groups like Peace Action Coalition gaining influence as crowds disrupt hearings and court rules.
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Washington
Congress
Edmund Muskie
Edward Kennedy
Willian Proxmire
George McGovern
Nixon
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J. W. Fulbright
Muskie
National Peace Action Coalition
People’s Coalition For Peace and Justice
Eotintioss
Willamsburg
Mo Bison
Aoman
Tye
Baltimore
Santa
New Texas Base Change Welcomes New A F B Commander
Col Carl L Brunson assumes interim command at Reese Air Force Base in Lubbock succeeding Col Robert C Laliberte who takes over in April. Floral tributes mark the farewell to Col Jim Breedlove and a note of gratitude is given to Frank Skinner who died at 86 in Savoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl L. Brunson
Reese Air Force Base
Lubbock
Vietnam
Brunson
Robert C. Laliberte
Jim Breedlove
Frank Skinner
Skinner
Savoy
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Avalanche- Journal
Martin Town
Telephone Company
Frank
Flo
A- Family
Southwestern Bell
Air Training Command
San Antonio
Breedlove
Branson
Reese
Air Force
Crodbye
Congo
Belgium
Pentagon
Nixon Defends Calley Review as Commander in Chief
President Nixon explains he acted as Commander in Chief to uphold the military justice process in the Lieutenant Calley case. He refused to delegate final review and confined Calley to quarters while awaiting final sentence, stressing impartiality and nationwide interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aubrey M. Danieli
Cafley
Nixon
Calley
Leavenworth
Tie
Gov Docking Signs 41 Bills Swiftly In Kansas
Governor Robert B. Docking of Kansas signed 41 bills with little misgiving. Key measures ban throwing missiles from bridges onto roads, prohibit cemetery desecration, and limit liability for doctors or dentists providing on scene emergency care. The remark hints at long-stalled Jaws reforms for Kansas.
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Robert B. Docking
Kansas
Docking
Plainspoken verse on bills and bygone days on Broadway
The piece riffs on government spending and the idea that laws are called bills. A folded humor note contrasts fare of a cent dollar with modern times. A joke about a bachelor highlights dating without commitment and a Mister Fixit shoppe sign evokes DIY mischief.
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Girlo
Chicago or Miami Beach to host 1972 party conventions
The column notes both parties likely select Chicago for the GOP and Miami Beach for the Democrats in 1972. It cites Daley's influence in Chicago and Nixon’s hoped advantage in orderly proceedings, with formal site decisions not due until late May.
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Washington
Chicago
Miami Beach
Nixon
White House
Dick Daley
Hubert Tumphrey
Daley
Republican Law and Order
Democratic National Committee
Larry O’brien
GOP
Miami
Florida
Louisville
Houston
San Francisco
Mustaches in the White House Hopefuls Stir Debate
Andrew Tully laments the lack of facial hair among presidential candidates and recalls past figures with moustaches. He notes Dewey and Taft as icons, cites Clark Gable and Walter Cronkite as influential, and muses on the cultural pull toward uniform smoothness in American politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Honard Taft
Tom Dewey
Pennsylvania
Dan Flood
Rhode Island
John Pastore
White House
Dewey
Dean Acheson
Leslie Howard
Clark Gable
Walter Cronkite
America
Mysterious Quiz and Tech Bits From Unclear Text
A string of quirky questions and facts mix humor and trivia about topics from relationships and language to inventions and military history. The fragments reference psychology, moths, enlistment concerns, and Leonardo da Vinci, with stray lines about a bullterrier expert and a laser edge device.
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Group of Veterans
New Citizen
David Lawrence
Spiro
Plainsman
Jax Henry
Marianne
U.S
Southeast Asia
Johnson
Berkeley
Shich
Don Oakley
Roosevelt
Sean Pan Charles
Aiks
Elesarhertan
UWA
Theo
Sprendal
WPA
WRA
Fort Worth
Avenue Q
Deep East
Andrew Tully
Atlas
Hemingway
Kith Han
Massy
Devan
Iostaye
Jemes
IL. M. Boyd
Hopo
Derdeaun
Warman
Nethone
Sheng Edge
New China
Troomy
Sal
Leonardo da Vinci
Lt. M. Boyd
Baxbuts
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