Burger and Segal Highlight ABA Sessions in Dallas
Warren E. Burger now Chief Justice addressed the National Conference of State Chief Justices urging active public service by judges while avoiding compensated off bench activities. Bernard G. Segal, ABA president elect from Philadelphia, spoke on potential press court cooperation for fair trials and free reporting, hinting at a Burger Segal Supreme Court pairing.
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Dallas
Warren E. Burger
United States
National Conference of State
U.S. Judicial Conference
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Bernard G. Segal
Philadelphia
ABA
Segal
Supreme Court
Abe Fortas
Burger-Legal
Pioneer Hotel seeks bankruptcy amid changing traveler needs
The Pioneer Hotel has voluntarily filed for bankruptcy as road travelers favor on site parking and quick access to rooms. Downtown hotels like the Pioneer struggle against rivals offering adjacent parking, a pool, and modern facilities, with possible future downtown competition in Lubbock.
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Pioneer Hotel
Pioneer
Lubbock
Charles Maedgen
Hilton
Homer Maxey
Relaxation versus two vacations proposed by wit
A witty idea suggests Americans need two vacations a year one for relaxing and one to recover from relaxation. The piece argues modern trips involve frantic driving between spots and are far from relaxing and questions the value of the term relaxation in vacation planning.
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Phillips
Nixon
Humphrey Seen as Strong 72 Nomination Contender
Washington politics focus on Hubert Humphrey as the logical Democratic leader for a 1972 convention, with Edward Kennedy’s prospects uncertain. Analysts note Humphrey’s experience and broad appeal across regions, while Kennedy’s current troubles may not derail a Humphrey bid.
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Edward M. Kennedy
Hubert Humphrey
Senate
Kennedy
Massachusetts
George Wallace
Nixon
Reenedy
Sires
Weens
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Edward Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Democratic Party
Middle West
Humphrey
Hawaiian Headache Inflation Hits Hawaii Residents Hard
Rising living costs burden Hawaii residents amid a tourist boom and inflation. The piece notes that mainland saviors may sympathize, glimpsing similar pressures elsewhere, while highlighting inflation as the core economic ailment with no immediate cure.
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Hawaii
Don't trust anyone over thirty generation confronts age shift
The article critiques a youthful rebellious movement with motto Dont trust anyone over thirty. It questions whether those nearing thirty will accept becoming the Establishment and if the same attitude will endure for the next decade as time passes.
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Establishment
Plainman on Broadway and a Lively Column Snippet
A curio of light verse and asides on cost of living. The piece mentions an errant stewardess joke about Japanese Airlines and notes on city finances and Medicare. It ends with a claim about coal mine fatalities per Dr. I. E. Buff of the Virginia Physicians Committee for Miners Safety.
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Korea
Good Cook and Safety Note in Across the Nation
A collage of opinions contrasts mine safety and social habits. The piece mocks wives cooking and politics while praising astronauts and lunar ambitions, with parodic references to First Lady cooks and a Dallas ruby claim. It blends satire, public life, and cultural commentary.
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Washington
Partridge O. Truffles
White House
Richard Nixon
Truffles
Mr. Truffles
Nixon Base Unchanged In Gallup Poll After Kennedy Crash
Marianne Means notes Nixon failed to widen his appeal after the Chappaquiddick incident and Mary Jo Kopechne’s death. A 52 percent showing in a three way poll with Kennedy and Wallace echoes his three month prior score, prompting debate on Nixon’s political strategy and the Electoral College dynamic.
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Washington
Nixon
Sen
Edward Kennedy
Chappaquiddick Island
Gallup
Mary Jo Koechne
Kennedy
George Wallace
Kevin Phillips
Phillips
White House
Memory Lane Notes from Lubbock Morning Avalanche August 13 1948
A fragment from Memory Lane recalls a quirky scene involving Essee Copes Telmning and Venus de Itite in a faded city setting near North College Avenue. The entry mentions Mona Lisa preferences and a stray reference to a U S cereal study amid a jumble of locations and dates.
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Essee Cope
North College Avenue
Northwest
Ies
Old Most Sin True City
Timely Quotes on Miners’ Health and Education Reform
Quotes from Dr. I E Buff West Virginia Physicians Committee for Miners Health and Safety urge safer mining and note industrial fatalities. Wilbur J Cohen former HEW secretary calls for lifelong education amid information explosion. Evangelist Billy Graham contrasts student zeal with early Christians.
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Wilbur J. Cohen
Billy Graham
Teenage Girls Boost Christmas Spending Nationwide
Seventeen Magazine reports that 12.7 million American girls aged 13 to 19 spent millions on gifts for family and friends last Christmas. Total purchases reached about 488 million dollars with mothers and fathers receiving the largest budgets, while girls themselves received a substantial share of the haul through various items.
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Scrooge
America
Mother
Dad
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