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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1971

Page

3

Pay Ethics Bill Faces Legislature Amid Controversy

Texas lawmakers debate a proposed ethics pay raise plan approved by Senate 25 to 1 and House 106 to 16. Critics call it a gimmick and fraud promising an independent ethics commission with limited oversight, while supporters say it could set rules and investigate officials.

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DC Caucus Stirs Battle Over District Leadership

The Democratic Caucus in Congress faces a struggle over District of Columbia leadership as Rep. John L. McMillan resists removal amid liberal opposition. Wilbur Mills warns the move could hurt Democrats in 1972, while liberals hope to install a Northern liberal Negro representative, Walter Fauntroy, in the chair.

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White shirts trend shapes men fashion in 1960s

A fashion piece notes a shift toward white shirts with long collars and distinct cuffs for men. It contrasts with past styles and cites a Wall Street Journal explanation about annual fashion renewal. The text also rails about local governance and safety signs as cultural observations.

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Attack On Connally Seen As Example Of Unfair Reporting

The piece discusses unfair press practices harming reputations, citing Gov. Connally and others. It argues that repeated, multi year payments and tax talk can mislead and damage individuals, urging careful, fair editorial standards.

Connally

Moscow watched for naval base on Egyptian coast

Washington reacts with concern as the idea of a Soviet controlled naval base on Egypt's Mediterranean coast gains serious attention. Western Arab leaders privately warn that Israel must withdraw from the Sinai to satisfy UN envoy Gunnar Jarring's Arab-Israeli peace objectives.

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Humphrey's Again Patched as Potential 1972 Candidate

Marianne Means reports Sen. Hubert Humphrey remains a leading Democratic possibility if Muskie falters, with insiders noting his appeal against Nixon. The piece contrasts Humphrey's viability with rivals, and cites cautious optimism from labor leaders and political backers about a revived bid.

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Eisenhower era talk hints at Red China recognition

The piece cites Ike era speculation on recognizing Red China and potential UN seating, noting Nixon era advisers expected to push a pragmatic approach to Peking. It discusses diplomacy timing, Taiwan's UN role, and the political hurdles in Congress and public opinion.

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Odd classified snippet stirs memories of Pony Market lore

A chaotic classified fragment recalls Buffalo Bill Cody and the Pony Market era amid stray quotes and ad lines. The jumble mentions a famous shoplifter, a secretary with a 2200 part typewriter, and odd everyday scenes from a northern locale.

Buffalo Bill Cody

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