That Girl on Broadway offers advice on daily life
A jumble of humor and community notes from Spur to Lubbock covers holiday lights in Texas, the Mayor's Council on Drug Abuse urging action, and reflections on politics and public advice. Notable mentions include Doctor Russell Deter and Hubert Humphrey in a broad, local newspaper voice.
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Lubbock
Avalanche Journal
Texas
W. DL. Rogers, Jr
Russell Deter
el Paso
Doctor Deter
Aspbock
Haynsworth Defeat Highlights Nixon White House Strategy
Postmortem on the Haynsworth vote shows the White House could have pursued a tougher Senate persuasion. Critics cite Johnson-style pressure and long distance threats as backfiring while AFL CIO civil rights groups rallied against Haynsworth. Loss follows Dirksen’s death and weak Senate leadership enabling opposition from GOP and Democrats.
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Haynsworth
White House
South Carolina
Senate
LBI
Johnson
Afl-Cio
Senate Gop
Everett Dirksen
Wingis
Nixon
Dirksen
House
John N. Mittchell
Marty Dent
Clark Mollenhoff
Mollenhoff
Billy Graham on God's will and human choice
Billy Graham answers questions about whether current events reflect God's will. He argues world confusion is man-made and stems from free will. He says God is powerful but does not override human choice, noting individuals decide between good and evil.
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God
Joan
Bennet Cerf Time Out To Laugh
Indignant customer demands two pounds of fudge back as inedible. Proprietor retorts about fudge made long ago. Jim O Gara recalls a blizzard canceling air service and a train ride from Chicago to New York. Two nuns exit Grand Central. Qu Gen remarks on Harmon.
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Jim O'Gara
Chicago
New York
Twentieth Century Limited
Grand Central
Q’gara
Harmon
Dreams Of Conversion Dividend Delays in Peace Budget Debates
Editorial analyzes postwar money hopes from Vietnam cutbacks and the peace dividend. It notes competing claims on billions, risks of underfunded programs, and forecasts a complex budget path with several factors shaping federal spending after hostilities end. The piece cautions against overoptimistic expectations.
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Tme
Norbal
Science Action Coordinating Committee
MEET
Fund For New Priorities
Ameria
New York
Boston
Nixon
Vietnam
Furman University Seeks No Speak Visit From Bayh
A Furman University judge in Greenville requests that Senator Birch Bayh of Indiana refrain from speaking on the campus next spring. Bayh is labeled ultra liberal and allied with union labor leaders backing his campaigns. The note ties Bayh to opposition to Judge Haynsworth’s Supreme Court confirmation and claims Haynsworth aided the request.
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Furman University
Greenville
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Senator Bayh
Clement E. Haynsworth, Jr
Supreme Court
Haynsworth
Furman
Hayneworth
Massacre Charge Aimed at Undermining U S Armed Forces
William S. White argues that Nixon's renunciation of germ warfare and the 1925 pact to ban first use of poison gas is driven by a need to counter anti-military sentiment. He contends critics exaggerate Viet Nam village killings to erode support for U S defense, urging restraint to avoid weakening national security.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Nison
United States
Toy Buying Tips For The Average Young American Buyer
Sylvia Porter offers practical guidance for holiday toy shopping. She advises exploring children’s interests in stores, selecting age appropriate items, and prioritizing safety and educational value. Avoid overloading with many toys and beware of fragile or unsafe pieces.
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Weir
New York City
Forum for Teen-Agers Answers Pregnancy and Self Help Questions
A teen from Orhindo asks about pregnancy symptoms and actions. The counselor urges medical consultation, honesty with parents, and avoiding risky intimacy. A New Jersey reader seeks guidance on coping with reputation and behavior. advice emphasizes guidance counselor support and self-esteem to reduce harm.
Avalanche-Journal publishes daily edition in Lubbock
The Avalanche-Journal announces its weekday and Saturday publication schedule from the Lubbock building at Stand Ave. The paper lists Parker F. Prouty as chief then A. Guy as editor and publisher, with wire services from AP and UPI.
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iEvening Ditiiag ePendent
Avalanchetoimnafying Co. Inc
Sth
Stand Ave
Lubbock, Ax
Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock
Texas
Parker F. Prouty Char
A. Guy
Associated Press
United Press International
Texas Navy Press
Dallas
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Allen & Goldsmith
Clement F. Haynaworth Jr
Haynaworth
Oval
Cowlesses
Gerald R. Ford
Wilam O. Douglas
Allen
Billy Graham
Bennett Cerf
U.S.A
Arthur Finney
Arthur Treacher
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U. of Texas Rangers
Llama
Hama
Jack Tippit
Marlon
Him
William S. White
Honorable
Profession of American Arms
Benedict Arnold
South Eeam
London
Quang Ngai
The
Small Society
Theresa
Brickkman
Sylvia Porter
Dent
Dali
Jean Adams
Forum For
Orhindo
Fla
Tam
Houston
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