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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1970

Page

7

Morning Edition Opens South Plains Day in Local Paper

The page 4 Sec B Morning Edition presents the independent Democrat daily edition reading across the South Plains. It operates with the Lubbock Avalanche Journal partnership and lists Parker F. Prouty as president and J. Chas. A. Guy as editor and publisher.

South Plains Lubbock Avalanche Journal Avalanche-Journal Publishing Company, Inc Stn St Ave. J . Lubbock Tevas National Texas Daily Press League Dallas Tevas Associated Press United Press International Parker F. Prouty

Time Magazine Editors Stir Public Opinion on My Lai Coverage

A public opinion poll funded by Louis Varris shows Americans oppose sensational reporting on the My Lai massacre and prefer not to censor war news. The piece cites Walter Cronkite's adjectives and questions credibility while endorsing restraint and respect for military officials, framing Nixon’s war-ending aims.

Time Magazine Louis Varris Fime Walter Cronkite CBS Vietnam U.S My Lai William Calley Tro Edward Hebert Ando Gunmip Time Hebert House Tle Prooud Nixon

Flu’s Recurrent Toll Across Nations And Time

The piece surveys influenza’s persistent grip from Europe to the United States, noting millions ill and thousands dead abroad, along with the virus’s evolution from the Hong Kong strain to various global names. It reflects on the disease’s recurring nature and the limits of current serums.

Europe Italy Yugoslavia Germany Britain USS New Guinea Pacific Pong Kong China Hong Kong

Nixon signs tax bill while urging spending cuts and reform

President Nixon argues the tax measure is a necessary start toward a fair system but warns it unduly boosts spending over saving and may restrict credit for small business and housing. He vows deficit restraint, proposes spending cuts, and aims for a balanced budget while pursuing revenue-raising measures.

Washington Nixon Mit Congress Senate America House Maurice Stans

That Girl on Broadway Cracks Down on Town Parking

A humorous note on small towns where parking costs are zero and old Dobbin’s wheels survive theft. A light chat in TODAY'S POMF features casual bar talk among locals and a boastful outdoorsman recalling a hunting trip in Nuevo Mejien.

Doe Nuevo Mejien

Cuba under Soviet pressure reshapes labor toil and loyalty

US intelligence and Cuban exiles flag a Castro regime tightly controlled by Moscow. Forced labor campaigns push 200000 workers a year into fields and factories for subsidized sugar production, while dissent is limited and everyday life shows shortages. Castro remains in command as Moscow backs his system with rising aid and a goal of a record sugar harvest by next July.

Washington Fidel Castro Soviet Union Caribbean Dominican Republic Nationas Gistem Castro Cuba Kremlin Russia Phe Cohen Fidel Ciba Josef Stalin

Bonds and Stocks Face a Critical Bond Market Wrench

Henry J. Taylor argues the bond market undercuts economic expansion as bonds fund essential capital for utilities, steel, rail, and telecom. Bond demand shifts by insurers and pension funds, while 1969 stock losses contrast with bond declines. the market outlook hinges on bonds' fate for 1970 growth.

General Electric Securitys & Exchange Commission US Office of Education Telus Sinates

Polka-Dot Roof Ad Boosts Hintz Roofing's Trade

The Bristol Connecticut ad from Hintz Roofing touts polka dot roofing as a selling point. Walter Hintz promotes custom designs and a slide film presentation of Bird Wind Seal shingles to persuade prospects.

Hintz Roofing Co Bristol, Conn Walter Hintz Tard & Sun Roofer Hintz Hintz Hints Connecticut

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