Texas 7408 for. Kaltlon i . Day On The South Plains
The fragment lists a newspaper's masthead with staff roles and affiliations including Lubbock Avalanche Journal and Richland Avenue address. It references wire services Associated Press and United Press International and names executives such as Robert R. Norris and Jay Harris.
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Texas
Kaltloni
South Plains
Aper
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Evening Auton
DY Bay
Sewapapers Corporation
Rich Bland Ave
National
Texas Daily Press League
Dallas
Associated Preas
United Press International
Robert R. Norris
Spotlight on 93rd Congress Opens With High Stakes
Washington faces a pivotal session as Congress and the White House clash over prerogatives and policy. The 535 lawmakers include 69 new faces and enduring fights over tax reform health welfare housing and education while wage and price controls linger. Local interests in Lubbock and Panhandle-South Plains weigh in on highway funding public monies for transit and tax policy impacting every American.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Potomac
Legislative Branch
White House
Nixon
Lubbock
Panhandle-South Plains
John
Jane Doe
West Texas Urges Unity Across the Region
The TIMI urges West Texas politicians and civic leaders to pull together amid regional growth. The plea calls on state senators representatives and chambers of commerce from cities like Lubbock Amarillo Wichita Falls Midland Odessa Abilene Big Spring San Angelo and El Paso to unite. The message stresses collaboration over legislative infighting to aid regional progress.
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West Texas
Interstate 35
Chamber of Commerce
Tubbock
Amarillo
Wichita Falls
Midland
Odessa
Abilene
Big Spring
San Angelo
el Paso
Candle fallout and West Texas unity in politics discussed
An editorial notes rising candle interest in America and cites regional growth, population shifts, and the need for West Texas to unite for state issues. It highlights UT El Paso and Odessa expansion, Texas Tech and other colleges, and urges a coordinated regional voice to influence Gulf Coast projects and state decisions. It also mentions political struggles after Nixon and the Democratic donkey metaphor.
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West Texas
East Texas
Gulf Coast
Trinity River Canal
Times Echoes 1888 Front Page Headlines
A West Virginia powder explosion a Brooklyn bridge train crash and a bold daylight robbery headline a Chicago bonds theft report and a homicide. The piece compares 1888 Times front pages with modern papers noting similar crimes and argues for greater police funding to protect citizens.
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Washington
New York Times
West Virginia
Brooklyn Terminal
Pittsburgh
Chicago
U S Israeli Ties Eyed in Quiet Talks in Tel Aviv
In Tel Aviv high level officials discuss a closer U S Israel “partnership of interest” that could extend beyond Israel's Arab dispute. The shift risks Arab nationalist charges of Western colonialism and seeks to redefine U S policy limits.
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Tel Aviv
Washington
Israel
U.S
Europe
Saudi Arabia
America
West
Unions and Israel policy draw civic and strategic lines
Washington column argues for right to work and union democracy while analyzing Israel's growing military role and its impact on U S policy. It notes National Right to Work Defense Foundation support for cases against compulsory unionism and critiques Chavez led farm unions along with strategic implications for the Middle East.
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Washington
National Right To Work Legal Defense Foundation, Inc
The
Wall Street Journal
Chavez
Leutenants
South Africa
Siberia
Israel
U.S
Nixon
Sadat
Egypt
Peter the Great
Right To Work
Rank and File
Endangered bridges and highway safety criticize mass transit grab
The column laments unsafe New Mexico and Texas bridges and risky road layouts including Loop 289 and Taiban Creek. It argues money diverted from the Highway Trust Fund to mass transit worsens hazards and delays needed highway upgrades, urging public pressure on officials and President Nixon.
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Ft. Summer
N. M
New Mexico
Texas
Congress
Highway Trust Fund
Ft. Sumner
State Highway Department
Albuquerque
Austin
Lubbock
Tohoka
Fourth Street
Texas Tech
Tech
University Avenue
Indiana
Eugene W. Robbins
Texas Good Roads Association
Arch Lamb
Lubbock County
Taiban Creek
Highway Trust Fund For Mass Transit
Washington
Nixon
Avenue M
Senate leaders chosen as new Congress opens
In Washington lawmakers named party leaders including Robert A. Taft as the 83rd Congress begins. The opening day session sees senators clash over filibuster rules, highlighting deep partisan tensions. Connally of Texas ends a 36 year Senate career by quitting with a dramatic departure from his office.
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Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Robert A. Taft
Senators
UPD
Tom Connally
Texas
United States Congress
L. M. Boyd Column Notes Oddities and Phrases
A short item surveys curious phrases and anecdotes including do it yourself fashion trends and a playful gloss on translations and words. It recalls Professor Irwin Edman’s quip on education as casting false pearls before real swine while noting a Fort Worth mailing address for L. M. Boyd.
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Europe
Irwin Edman
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