Starts The Day On The South Plains Jan 20 1970
Daily morning edition from Lubbock Texas published Jan 20 1970 details the partnership with Lubbock Avalanche Journal Evening Edition and wire services AP and UPI. It lists Parker F Prouty as president and Chas A Guy as editor and publisher with Pledge of Allegiance.
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South Plains
Lubbock
Avalanche Journal
Avalanche Journal Publishing Company, Inc
8Th St
Ave. J
Texas
Texas Daily Press League
Dallas
Associated Press
United Press International
Parker F. Prouty
United States of America
East German Proposals Stare Down West German Reconciliation
Ulbricht pushes for full diplomatic relations with West Germany while hinting at a peaceful absorption into the Eastern bloc. Bonn pursues regulated neighborliness and normal ties with Eastern Europe, complicating reunification hopes and triggering U.S. and Soviet cautions about long term peace and leverage.
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Moscow
East Germany
Walter Ulbricht
West Germany
Ulbricht
Germany
Europe
Bonn
Russia
China
Middle East
Brandt
U.S
Soviet Union
Washington
United States
West
George Ball
Morse urged to stay out of Oregon House race
The piece argues former Senator Wayne Morse should not seek a House seat in Oregon's 4th District. It says Morse, 69, remains bitter over his 1968 loss, blames his defeat on Vietnam war opposition, and portrays his view as out of step with the nation, urging retirement for the good of Oregon and the country.
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Congress
Wayne Morse
Oregon
House
Morse
Robert Packwood
Senate
Mark Hatfield
U.S
Johnson
Benny Spock
Nation
Washington
Agnew
Asia
Nixon
Vietnam
China
Peking
Malaysia
Singapore
Thailand
Philippines
Burma
Laos
Mao Tse-tung
Red China
Mao
LSD And Faddists A Report On Youth Drug Use
Dr James H Cavanaugh Assistant Secretary of Health Education and Welfare notes LSD use falls on colleges but rises among high school students The pattern suggests college knowledge of harm may curb youth drug culture and urges stronger drug abuse education The piece also includes a digression on nanoseconds and a remark about women in psychiatry.
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James H. Cavanaugh
Federal Court ruling threatens tax exemptions for private white schools
Federal judges in Washington issued an injunction denying tax deductibility for contributions to white private schools in Mississippi. The decision could invite challenges to tax exemptions for non profits including NAACP affiliated groups and churches if funds target specific races or religions. Senator Eastland plans legislation to shield tax exemptions amid the controversy.
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Washington
Mississippi
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Supreme Court
Department of Justices
Federal
James Eastland
Senate Judiciary Committee
Panther War Echoes in Rowland Evans and Robert Novak Panel
The column discusses the Black Panther party’s anti police campaign and alleged plots to ambush officers, noting aborted killings due to police intelligence. It questions liberal sympathy for Panthers and references the Chicago raid that killed two Panther leaders, denying evidence of a police extermination plot.
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Washington
Black Panther Party
Panthers
Chicago
Charles Garry
Panther
Panthers Violence and Mao Link in Race Conflict Analysis
The essay argues Garry’s list misreads Panther killings as police acts, detailing internal Panthers conflicts with US rivals. It warns of Maoist influence overseas as a cheaper path to subversion, while noting Panthers’ violent rhetoric and clashes with police drive ghetto youth support and donor sympathy.
Pekinese Dog Mimics Human Voice in Scotland
In Fife Scotland veterinarians report a pekinese dog that talks back and comments after meals. In Washington officials announce an imminent break in diplomatic relations with Bulgaria after a Bulgarian demand for recall of the U.S. minister.
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Lubbock
Fife
Scotland
Washington
United States
Bulgaria
U.S
Goldberg's Political Drive Tied to Curt Flood Case
Arthur Goldberg represents Curt Flood in a lawsuit against Major League Baseball over the reserve clause. The piece suggests Goldberg seeks national exposure and a 1972 presidential bid, backed by financiers and Democratic figures, leveraging Flood’s case and his civil rights role.
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Washington
Curt Flood
Supreme Court
United Nations
Arthur Goldberg
Flood
Goldberg
White House
New York
Fred R. Harris
Democratic National Committee
Justice
National Democratic Party
Teddy Kennedy
Kennedy
Hubert Humphrey
Edmund Muskie
Maine
George McGovern
Nixon
Gene McCarthy
Averell Harriman
Robert W. Dowling
City Investing Company
George Backer
Benjamin Buttenweiser
John J. Burns
New York State
Democratic
Jacob Potofsky
Amalgamated Clothing Workers Union
Citizens’ Commission
Black Panthers
Police
John Kennedy
Labor Department
Old China Patterns Helps Ontario Clients Track Missing Dinnerware
In Ontario Canada two women Margaret Roe and Margaret Birch run Old China Patterns from the Roe home in Highland Creek. They offer 10 000 pattern names and assist over 7 000 requests to locate missing ware for merchants institutions and housewives. The business grows with help from the Dominion government Travel and Publicity department.
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Cosa Nostra
United States
China
Mao
Ontario
Canada
Margaret Roe
Margaret Birch
Roe
Highland Creek
Mrs. Roe
Timely Quotes on School Integration Sparks Critique
Charles Evers, mayor of Fayette, Mississippi, argues that timely quotes could let children remain ignorant, reflecting on a past where whites withdrew from integrated schools. He warns the planned massive withdrawal will keep communities ignorant and divides society.
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Charles Evers
Fayette
Miss
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Chas. A. Guy
David Lawrence
Vivian Henderson
Clark College
Atlanta
The
Association of American Colleges
Biafra
Detroit News
BALL
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Novak
Ray Cromley
Garry
Alex Rackley
New Haven
Conn
Rackley
Los Angeles
Ron Karenga
UCLA
Black Student Union
Southeast Asia
South Vietnam
Eldridge Cleaver
Black Panther
David Hilliard
Karenga
Andrew Tully
Goldbergs
Goal
Ace
Spiro
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