Morning Editions and Masthead of Lubbock Avalanche Journal
The damaged text shows the Lubbock Avalanche Journal masthead and imprint from December 31 1968. It lists publishing details The Associated Press and United States Advertising representations and the paper’s address in Lubbock Texas with standard motto and ownership lines.
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Avalanche Journal Pilishing Company, Inc
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United States of America
Republic
Lubbock
Texas
Thesday
Israel Retaliation Debate Mirrors Cold War‑Era Tensions
The article reviews U S and international reaction to Israeli retaliation against Arab attacks. It cites officials like Jacob as ambassador and critics noting the need for balanced action. It questions whether restraint by Israel or stronger sanctions by Arabs could lead to peace in the Middle East.
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Beiret International Airport Condereniation. Pypeeccel
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Waddington
State Department
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Cole
Ateurerthye Sa von Anheedor
Beirut
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Eve
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Walt Wo Restow
Jehanees
Tercel
Middle East
National Football Queen Barbara Specht Crowned
Barbara Specht of New Branfels aged 18, a sophomore at Texas Tech and band twirler, was chosen to represent the Southwest Conference in the national contest and crowned National Football Queen at the East-West Shrine game in San Francisco after a nationwide vote among 432 contestants.
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Survey On College Students Reveals Mixed Motivations
Fortune One reports a survey of college students showing 98 percent attend classes for practical social and economic gains while 42 percent seek less tangible goals. Among the 42 percent, 39 percent want to become teachers, with concerns about influence from leftist professors and distorted views of society spreading to others.
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Public dissent debated amid police powers and safety concerns
A Simllinger & Co. report shows 92.2 percent of adults reject police riot conclusions from the Walker Report to the President's Commission. Only 25 percent agreed, 17 percent declined to answer. The survey suggests most citizens support limits on dissent that causes civil disturbance or property damage.
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Excess Express Named For San Francisco Trash Train
Humor helps ease city waste woes as San Francisco selects playful nicknames for a new garbage train bound for Lassen County. The Excess Express is among several comic options like The Smells Fargo and The Moonlight Trasher, reflecting a local attempt to cope with disposal challenges.
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Lassen County
Bite Your Tongue Time Reels In 1968 Jokes
Painful memories return as figures from 1968 politics surface in a satirical roundup. The piece recalls statements to presidents, mayors, and diplomats, highlighting risky boasts and misstatements attributed to notable political insiders.
Plainspoken pleas on sidewalks spur civic talk in town
Residents criticize unsafe sidewalks and parking on pedestrian routes in Lubbock. Mrs. Gerber urges sidewalks to be for walking not parking while Leo Aikman notes pedestrians sometimes walk into streets. Teachers are invited to share opinions with The Plainsman.
Hickel nomination sparks debate over Interior role
The editorial criticizes Walter Hickel and his Interior Secretary pick for weak conservation stance and states that strong national water standards are needed. It warns against privatization of public lands and urges Senate scrutiny of Hickel's plans.
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New Seen In Politics The New Political Realities
Sorace Busby analyzes a shift in American politics noting the formal continuity of inaugurations masks deeper changes. He cites New Deal era reforms postwar perspectives, demographic and technological change, and a move toward regionalism focalism racial shifts and a sentimental return to community.
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Richard Nixon
Ly, W. Brogan
America
United States
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Nison
Nationalife
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TSO
Emmail
Compton
Dutch tighten grip on Sumatra after capture
Batavia Indonesia reports the Dutch have tightened control by capturing the last economically important area in Sumatra seizing oil and rubber rich territory.
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Lubbock Morning Avalanche
Batavia
Java
Sumatra
Pill Boosts Airline Sales in Pan Am Strategy
Pan American Airways vice president Vareld Graham says The Pill has unintended side benefits for air travel demand. He notes that delayed family formation and working couples create disposable income and travel desire, aiding cargo and passenger business. He adds the effect isn’t deliberate advertising.
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