The Day On The Bouthwests Pubs In Lubbock Texas
The page notes weekday morning publication with Sunday consolidation by Avalanche Company Inc in Lubbock Texas. It lists advertising reps in Dallas and ties to The Associated Press and United Press International. Parker Prouty and Chas A Guy are noted as president and editor publisher with pledges to the flag. Published Tuesday morning December 15 1670.
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Lubbock Avalancheseut
Avalanchetoniouropiabing Company, Inc
Tte
8Th St
Ave. J
Li K
Texas
National
Texas Daily Press
Eat
Dallas
Tex
Associated Press
United Press International
Parker
Prouty
Chas. A
Guy
United States of America
Lubbock
Misplaced Emphasis in Scranton Report Sparks Debate
President Nixon commends some Scranton Commission recommendations while criticizing its neglect of academic responsibility and campus safety. The piece notes a rising Campus Coalition movement at Chicago and urges leaders to shield learning and maintain order without overcommitting blame to the President.
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Scranton Commission
Nixon
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Costumaes
Chicago
Scranton
Commission
Connally Named Secretary of the Treasury in Nixon Admin
President Nixon announces John Connally will succeed David Kennedy as Secretary of the Treasury. The former Texas governor and Navy secretary joins George Bush as Texas figures shaping a bipartisan cabinet approach amid federal revenue sharing plans.
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Texas
Nixon
George Bush
United Nations
John Connally
David Kennedy
Treasury
Connally
Navy
Kennedy
Mr. Connally
Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board
Presidential Advisory Council On Executive Organization
Washington
Price Daniel Named To Texas Supreme Court Seat
The article notes Price Daniel, a former Texas Attorney General U S Senator Governor and Presidential Assistant, is appointed to fill Justice Clyde Smith’s vacancy on the Texas Supreme Court. Gov Preston Smith praises Daniel’s integrity and public service record including his work on auto insurance study and the Sabine River dispute.
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Price Daniel
Texas Supreme Court
Texas
U.S
Ighest Court
Clyde Smith
Preston Smith
Daniel
Liberty
Supreme Court
Ultra‑practical gifts for the man who has everything
A Houston store offers a clear plastic dome to cover a house for air pollution at 322500 dollars. A Dallas department store promotes a Noahs Ark for 588247 dollars with four years delivery, boasting many staff quarters and animal decks for 92 mammals, 10 reptiles, 26 birds, 14 fish and 38 insects.
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Houston
Dallas
Park Avenue
Texas A&m
Ark
Finish Of Laughter In U S A
Washington reports that the last person to laugh in the United States was Robert Ketchum of Salem Massachusetts on a public street in 1978. The piece cites cultural decline and government actions blamed for suppressing humor while noting clubs and performances faded as older generations died.
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Washington
United States
Robert Ketchum
Volun
America
Johnson
Nix‘ Rm
Putnam Toynbee
Et Culture Group
Toynbee
Salem
Mass
GOP Regulars Press to Purge Moderate Anderson
A secretive bloc of 60 to 70 conservative Republicans in the House led a month long effort to oust moderate Rep. John Anderson of Illinois from leadership. The group, known as the Republican Regulars or the Sam Devine group, wields steady rightward pressure on Capitol Hill and the White House. Rep. Sam Devine of Columbus, Ohio, serves as its informal referee.
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Washington
John Anderson
Ilinois
House
Capitol Hill
White House
Sam Devine
Rep
Columbus
Ohio
Novak
Anderson
House Republican Caucus
Devine
Nixon
Gerald Ford
Michigan
John Ashbrook
American Conservative Union
Toponlloga
William Scherle
Iowa
John Hunt
New Jersey
William Dickinson
Alabama
Delbert Latta
Don Clancy
Chowder and Marching Society
Costin
Richard Blumenthal
VISTA
Ford
Melvin R. Laird
Rules Committee
White ‘House
Controversy Over Cuban Bases and CIA Defector Secrets
Washington debate rages over whether the Soviet submarine tender in Caribbean waters signals bases at Havana and Cienfuegos. CIA cites solid intelligence via a defected official, while Defense Secretary Laird questions base implications and urges caution with Moscow.
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Washington
Nixon
Caribbean
Cuban
Havana
Cienfuegos
Central Intelligence Agency
Defense
Melvin Laird
Laird
U.S
Moscow
North Vietnam
CIA
UN Assembly committee seeks Korea peace bid move
Fifty two governments back a three man UN Assembly committee to push a final Korea peace bid. New York Governor Dewey calls for the greatest mobilization in American history including universal national service registration for all men and women over 17. highway traffic details appear as garbled notes in the semi monthly meeting record.
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New York
Thomas E. Dewey
A critic blasts front page bias in Avalanche Journal
Roy E Wikstrom of 2714 63rd St criticizes the Avalanche Journal editorials as biased and destructive. He denounces front page editorializing and calls for objectivity and balance in reporting.
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The
Avalanche-Journal
Ronald Hartsell
Lach
Sharon Tate
Roy E. Wikstrom
63Rd St
Opening Generation Gap at O L Slaton Junior High
A resident laments ongoing mischief by O L Slaton Junior High boys entering mail and trash issues. She notes school officials claim it is a community problem and asks what action stops the pattern, suggesting possible jail time to curb behavior. Public concern voiced by Mrs. Leo Guthrie.
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The
Avalanche Journal
O. L. Slaton Junior High
Leo Guthrie
29Th St
Hope Expressed Football Season Will Reach End
Letter from Lillian C. Rountree requests the football season end and expresses desire to hear Meet The Press again to hear policy-makers on SST and tariff bills. She mentions limited radio fare and frustration with access to current issues and repair costs for a black-and-white set.
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Avalanche Journal
Lillian C. Rountree
W. 18Th
Pot And Kettle Bit Attacks Kettle Back
Pat Sanders of 5306 46th St accuses the Lubbock Avalanche Pot column of hypocritical remarks toward Columbia Broadcasting, citing repeated critiques as evidence of bias.
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Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock-Avalanche
Columbia Broadcasting
Pat Sanders
46Th St
L. M. Boyd Dispatches Quick Q&A and Quirky Facts
Column blends humorous tips and trivia from L. M. Boyd. Notable items include household hints on cleaning, tales of animal escapes, a joke about Juarez, Mexico, and remarks on social habits. Readers are invited to send letters to the Santa Monica address.
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Bass
Albio
L. M. Boyd
Santa Monica
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Loppock Avalanche-Journal
Texas and
Bill
ART Buchwald
Ketchum
Dolph Green
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Gop
Andrew Tully
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Mr. X
Mr X
Little Isle
High Administration
William P. Roy Kissinger
Viser
Richard Helms
Em Yan
Eve Arden
Juarez
Mexico
Ozark Mountains
Department of Agriculture
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