Local Paper Masthead and Publishing Details From 1971
The page shows a damaged masthead for the Avalanche-Journal with publishing company notes. It lists editor A. Guy as publisher and mentions Associated Press and United Press components. The date block indicates Friday morning August 5, 1971 in Lubbock Texas.
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Lubbock
Avalanche-journal
Hvening “Publishing Company, Inc
Teaas
Leyte
Dallas
Trane Monet
Associated Press
Desegregation Policy Debate Highlights Austin Case
Opinion argues federal plans for school desegregation in Austin clash with Supreme Court guidance. Nixon and Mitchell seek to appeal a Roberts ruling while disavowing HEW prompts. Advocates urge community based solutions under flexible laws, criticizing outside mandates as impractical.
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Nixon
Austin
John Mitchell
Justice Department
U.S. Dist
Jack Roberts
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Austin School Board
School Board
HEW
Supreme Court
Nixon-Mitchell
Roberts
Mitchell
Washington
Amarillo
Rey Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
House Redistricting In Real Mess One Solution
Texas redistricting faces a real mess as lawmakers debate a fresh approach after Judge Herman Jones ruled the current map unconstitutional for county integrity. The case, prompted by Rep. Tom Craddick, will move to the Texas Supreme Court on appeal with a possible special session or return to the 1973 legislature to redraw districts.
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Texas
House of Representatives
Preston Smith
Delwin Jones
Tashback
Herman Jones
Austin
Tom Craddick
Midland
U.S. Supreme Court
Jones
Supreme Court
Baylor University
Texas House
Good Employer Trend Reaches U.S. Workplaces
The Wall Street Journal notes a growing trend of easing rules that kept family members on separate payrolls. Firms like Wells Fargo Bank of San Francisco now hire relatives if it helps secure good workers, arguing that productive relatives tend to perform well, while others maintain strict policies.
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Wall Street Journal
Fast Ohio Gas Co
Wells Fargo Bank of
San Francisco
Red China Taiwan policy may block UN seating
Premier Chou Enlai in a Beijing interview urged rejection of a two China or one China one Taiwan policy and said the PRC will not join the United Nations if Taiwan is not excluded. The article discusses potential shifts in Asia and US military ties tied to Taiwan and UN recognition.
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Washington
China
United Nations
Chou Enelai
Peking
United States
Nixon
Chou
Hong Kong
People's Republic of China
Taiwan
Taiwan Strait
Taipei
Mainland
Asia
U.N
Red China
United Nation
Red
Southeast Asia Treaty Area
South Pacific
Southeast Asia
Moretti
Muskie
California
Edmund G
le Ty) Brown
Nixon fears Jackson as toughest Democratic rival in 1972
Washington insiders reveal President Nixon privately views Sen. Henry M. Jackson as the strongest general election threat. Nixon believes Jackson's blend of liberal policy and anti communist stance would erode Republican support, keeping labor and Jewish votes aligned with Democrats.
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Washington
White House
Richard M. Nixon
Sen
Henry M
Scoop
Jackson
Edward M
Ted) Kennedy
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Nixon
Chappaquiddi
Hubert Hiphrey
Minnesota
Radmi and
Muskie
Maine
George W. Romney
Russian Athletes and U.S. Politics Put On Display
Andrew Tully writes about Russian athletes suspended for financial perks in the Soviet Union and contrasts their cultured discussions with American sports figures. The piece also analyzes Democratic and Republican prospects for the 1974 nomination, noting Muskie and Bayh dynamics and governors pushing for revenue sharing in San Juan talks.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Joe Namaths
Vida Blues
Playboy
Tennessee Williams
Hemingway
Labor Party
U.S. A
Arthur Miller
Democrat Hearnes
Ridgway Breaks Off Korean Truce Talks Over Violations
General Ridgway accuses North Korea of flagrant violations of their pledge to keep armed Communists out of Kaesong. A 150-man Communist column marched openly near the Kaesong conference site, violating the neutralization agreement. British talks in Tehran aim to salvage Anglo Iranian Oil assets after Iran nationalized the company. Texas endures extreme heat with fatalities in Houston and fainting in Dallas.
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Kaesong
Tehran
Britain
Iran
Texas
Red River
Gulf
Houston
Dallas
Tunisia and Morocco tensions draw in US interests
Henry J. Vaylok reports that North Africa faces rising pressure from Morocco Tunisia and Algeria with Soviet influence growing Tunisia fights to maintain balance under President Bourguiba while Morocco faces a thwarted putsch and Cairo and Peking activities stir regional instability.
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Bourguiba
Soviet Union
Egypt
Tunisia
Bourgnet
Remarkable South sayings and odd anecdotes cited
The passage recalls common South sayings such as blue moon and the elephant tale, noting oddities like a king keeping white elephants and a village bankrupted by bills. It also quotes Dryden on patient men and recalls a lampooned tale of a quiet wife, plus humorous questions about city rebuilding and church attendance.
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Bache
Data Bark
Sim
Varius
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Lubbock, ‘Texas
Has. A. Guyitor
David Lawrence
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Andrew Tully
Yogi Berra
New York Yankees
Yogi
Bobby Brown
Brown
Martin Huan
Oklahoma City
Bob Moretti
California Assembly
Bireh Bayh
Indiana
Aniess Bayh
Bayh
Sacramento
Henry J. Vaylok
Tunis
Morocco
North Africa
Turkey
Israel
Mediterranean
Algeria
Libya
Habib Bourguiba
Walter Reed Hospital
Switzerland
John Calhoun
Hassan
Marrakesh
Strategc Island
Malta
Son
Collection
Weriny A
Alger
Europe
Ter
Asatie
L. M. Boyd
Dryden
A. Ait
M. Bard
P.O
Fort Worth
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