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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1968
Page
4
The Lubbock Avalanche-Journal prints a morning edition on weekdays with Sunday consolidation. Dated Monday February 12 1988 the issue lists Parker Fl Prouty as president and Chas Al Guy as editor and publisher.
Texas officials and civic leaders press a tougher crime stance with state and local collaboration. Gov. Connally and Lt. Gov. Smith back firm measures, while Leon Jaworski cites a lawful uprising against crime as a corrective path. The piece argues enforcement must rise above civil disorder and emphasize due process.
A revolving house is slated for Wilton Connecticut, appealing to residents with revolving charge accounts and a penchant for circular design after work.
The renovated old theater near the Lincoln assassination site reopens as the public views a production honoring the 193 year legacy. The piece reflects on Lincoln and other leaders, noting his humility and devotion that made him an enduring symbol of American ideals.
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee chairman sent a four page questionnaire demanding a detailed report on intelligence gathering by naval vessels, including Pueblo operations and day to day ship activities. The move drew criticism from Senate leaders about leaking sensitive methods and capabilities.
The author argues the US cannot shoulder global policing, facing limited allied support and the danger of entangling in multiple conflicts. He cautions against pursuing "little wars" while urging restraint to prevent provoking further Communist aggression. China, the Soviet Union, and regional powers are cited as unreliable allies in a precarious balance of power.
A fragmented text discusses political platforms, aims at public engagement, and calls for action on security, ethics, and unity. It references Albert Darby and a 2000 St. George address, urging civic participation and denouncing hate while urging accountability and equality.
Tahoka's team dominated Abernathy's Antelopes in the district 4-A cage title match, advancing by a decisive night win. Tech president Dr. W. M. Whyburn announced plans to attend a teacher education conference at the University of Florida on March 5 6. Ton J. Settle departs for Omaha to assume duties in General Koons Sales Co. district.
San Francisco observers report increasing affection for Nelson Rockefeller among GOP insiders who envision a Rockefeller Reagan ticket. They argue Reagan must bridge past conflicts, and poll data suggests a Rockefeller Reagan pairing could boost national support against Johnson.
A mashup column notes show business figures leaning Republican, questions Democratic actors, mentions San Francisco State College offering a motorcycle course, and cites an economist calculating federal costs at $5,000 per second. It jokes about Lyndon proposing a tax hike in a leap year. The feature is syndicated nationwide.
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