Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Morning Edition data
The notice describes the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal newspaper, its editions, publishing schedule, office location at Stn St and Ave J in Lubbock Texas, and its roles with Associated Press and United Press International as national advertising representatives.
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Bay
South Plains
Lubbock
Avalanche- Journal
Avalanche-Journal Publishing Company, Inc
Stn St
Ave. J. Lubbock
Texas
Texas Daily Press League
Dallas
Associated Press
Unitec Press International
Invasion story seen as break for Democratic party
The invasion of Czechoslovakia is portrayed as a timely break for the Democrats amid Viet Nam debates. It argues McCarthy and peacenik concerns could mislead party leadership, while polls show opposition to a total bombing halt and caution about appeasing peace planks. It concludes voters may reject naive peace proposals by November.
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Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
Democratic Party
Vietnam
Eugene McCarthy
McCarthy
North Vietnam
National Liberation Front
South Vietnam
Sen
Edward Kennedy
U.S
Sons
George McGovern
J. W. Fulbright
Lesson On Political Civility From Boston Trial
In Cambridge Ellen J. Miller challenged Chief Justice Elijah Adlow during a disorderly anti-Hubert Humphrey demonstration. The judge fined and silenced the protest, arguing limits exist on political incivility while defending free expression within the law. He cited protests and the ballot box secrecy as protected, urging discipline for public order.
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Ellen J. Miller
Cambridge
Mass
Boston
Elijah Adlow
Municipal Court
United States
Miss Miller
Adlon
Joan Baez
Brave Educator Takes Over at Stanford Amid Risks
Rice University president Kenneth S. Pitzer becomes Stanford s president amid warnings of campus unrest and potential threats. The piece argues intellectual courage matters but notes dangers from fires and attacks, while defenders praise Pitzer s bold move and hisAtomic Energy Commission leadership.
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Kenneth S. Pitzer
Rice University
Stanford University
Stanford
Hell
Pitzer
Atomic Energy Commission
Vietnam policy at stake at Democratic Convention
President Johnson frames the Vietnam question for the Democratic National Convention urging de escalation by North Vietnam before any peace steps. He warns against partisan politics and calls for a clear pro peace stance to avoid weakening the U.S. military position. The platform debate will test internal party unity and the administration's leverage with Hanoi and Moscow.
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Washington
Johnson
Detroit
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mir. Johnson
United States
Democratic Party
Richard Nixon
Humphrey
Chicago
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Hanoi
Moscow
America
Plink
North Vietnam
McCarthy
Democratic Platform Committee
All the People
Platform Committee faces clash over Vietnam plank
Humphrey allies in control of the Democratic Platform Committee return to Washington to review a dovish Vietnam plank draft. Rep Hale Keogh of Louisiana, the pro-Humphrey chairman, prepared a schedule that alarmed members during morning sessions before the full committee, signaling potential dissension on Vietnam policy.
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Washington
Humphrey
Platform Committee
Vietnam
Hale Keoggs
Louisiana
Humphrey Faces Dixie Vote Dilemma in 1968 Nomination
The piece notes Hubert Humphrey may seek Southern votes as George Wallace and Nixon compete for the South and youth blocs. It compares Adlai Stevenson's 1952 choice, possible veep options like John Sparkman, and the impact of a peace plank on Vietnam debated by Platform Committee hawks and doves in Washington.
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Washington
Hubert Humphrey
George Wallace
Dick Nixon
South
Humphrey
Chicago
Adlai Stevenson
Adlai
John Sparkman
Sparkman
Alabama
Barry Goldwater
Stevenson
Gene McCarthys
George McGaaverns
Buford Ellington
Tennessee
Terry Sanford
North Carolina
Gene McCarthy
George McGovern
Wis
Wallace
Nixon
Dixie
Hubert
Lyndon Johnson
Jack Kennedy
Texas
McCarthy
McGovern
Spiro Agnew
Chargers
Johnson
Platform Committee
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Hlinets
California
Massachusetts
Tumphrey
Vietnam
Richard M. Nixon
Fred Harris
Oklahoma
Los Angeles
Stalin to press on with Western envoys to end Berlin deadlock
Moscow reports Prime Minister Stalin met Western Powers' envoys and agreed to continue talks aimed at resolving the Berlin and German issues. In Petersburg the General American Oil Co parcel Boyd No 3 well flowed at 60 barrels per hour after Saturday arrival in the Arick field nearby.
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Lubbock
Moscow
Stalin
Berlin
Petersburg
General American Oil
Compas Boyd
Arick Field
Here
McCarthy Bid Dims as McGovern Takes Lead Toward Convention
Marianne Means notes McCarthy grows whimsical and defeated as Humphrey nears a likely first ballot nomination. McGovern siphons Kennedy supporters and funds, while McCarthy’s attacks on delegates hurt his standing and window for a vice presidential chance narrows.
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Washington
Sen
Eugene McCarthy
McCarthy
Humphrey
Tomorrow's Youth and the voting age debate
The News and Courier defends a voting age of 21, arguing democracy needs limits to prevent manipulation by the inexperienced youth. The editorial counters criticism, praising teens while urging wiser citizenry and warning future generations about political excesses.
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News and Courier
Charleston, S., C
McGee-Ross Bridal Gift Center Aims For Future Growth
Jackson Tenn hardware retailer McGee-Ross operates a Bridal Gift Center for over a decade. Brides registering receive a free crystal or china salad dish with gift card, while staff track preferences in home furnishings and cookware to tailor future gift selections.
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McGee- Ross, Inc
Jackson, Tenn
McGee-Ross
China
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