Morning Edition page from Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Full masthead of the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Morning Edition dated Thursday January 22 1970. Includes publication details Stn St and Ave J Lubbock Texas address ownership and Associated Press United Press International affiliations.
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South Plains
Lubbock Avalanche
Journal
Avalanche-Journal Publishing Company, Inc
Stn St
Ave. J. Lubbock
Texas
Texas Rally Press League
Dallas
Associated Press
United Press International
Parker FF
ProuTy
United States of America
Republic
Lubbock
Agnew trip boosts U.S. standing in Asia says press
Vice President Spiro Agnew’s Far Eastern tour draws praise from Asian leaders and Philippine President Marcos for candor on policy. Officials privately acknowledge warm reception of U.S. military presence and aid work as part of the Nixon Doctrine, despite critics at home.
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Spiro Agnew
al. Agnew
U.S
Ferdinand Marcos
Philippines
Agnew
J. William Fulbright
Foreign Relations Committee
Thailand
Bangkok
Fulbright
Washington
United States
Education Lobby Presses Heavy for HEW Budget Additions
Observers note the education lobby fuels a massive campaign to influence President Nixon after a Senate vote on a 19.7 billion spending package. More than 80 groups including AFL-CIO, NEA, and AFT join, planning district by district pressure to override the veto, with unions and educators collaborating closely.
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Washington
Wall Street Journal
United States
Senate
House
Nixon
Charles Percy
Ilinois
Vve
Mr. Niven
Percy
Bruce Harlow
White Flonse
the Journal
Uhes
Iabbvists
Afl-Cio
National Education Association
American Federation of Teachers
Bush seeks courtesy call with Lyndon Johnson
Just Courtesy 1S. REP. George Bush of Houston, Republican candidate for the Senate, sought to tell former President Johnson in advance about his plans. Rumors of a political deal are unfounded. Bush only wished to inform Johnson due to his interest in Texas politics.
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George Bush
Houston
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Bush
Mr. Johnson
Texas
Dimes in Trouble Over Fort Worth Solicitation Ban
The March of Dimes faces scrutiny as Fort Worth's 1967 ban on fundraising and its costs review spread to Amarillo. The council's decision, citing 20 percent collection expenses, plus demands for financial disclosure, threatens appeal outcomes and prompts calls for reform of the foundation's operations.
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March of Dimes
Supreme Court
National Foundation
Fort Worth
Acite
Affluent Foundation
Tejas
Amarillo
Solicitations Review Board
Inflation Furies Debate Seventies Policy From Washington Panel
A Washington discussion with business leaders labor heads and economists weighs inflation causes and remedies. Bankers advocate higher loan rates while deposits stay low, utilities push cheaper service, and labor leaders seek responsible wage demands. The panel agrees inflation stems from irresponsible forces and foresees no clear fix.
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Washington
United States
Washington, D.C
White House
Walfteen
Alenander Berl
Charles Fairweather
Nixon
Nixon Budget Turnaround Aided By Burns Influence
President Nixon pivots on his budget with Arthur Burns guiding the change as Burns, about to become Federal Reserve chairman, objects to tax increases and pushes a rapid round of cuts to balance the budget under Burns loose monetary policy plan.
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Washington
Nixon
Arthur Burns
Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Robert Mayo
David Kennedy
David Kennedy, Secretary of the Treasury
Mayo
Kennedy
Dr. Burns
White House
Fed
NEION
Milton Friedman
William McChesney Martin
Congress
Tax ruling on white private academies sparks debate nationwide
Three federal judges ordered the IRS to stop granting tax exempt status and deductible gifts to white privately run academies in Mississippi that exclude Black students. The ruling covers Mississippi and could apply elsewhere if similar cases arise, raising questions on desegregation and tax policy.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Mississippi
TRS
Exeter
Lawrenceville
Groton
Iin
Supreme Court
Schone
South
Aso
TRAE
Ho Ho
New York
U S Army Backs Down in Berlin Building Transfer
Berlin command yielded to Red baiting and returned a disputed building in the American sector of the Soviet rail system. No injuries reported after a Rice Institute dormitory bomb incident. Texas Tech directors to meet in San Angelo next week on a new student union building project.
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Lubbock Morning Avalanche
Berlin
Houston
Rice Institute
East Hall
Texas ‘Tech
San Angelo
Gromyko Record Haunts Behind Moscow Rumors
Henry J. Taylor argues Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko has survived multiple purges and ascribes to him a sharp, calculating mind. He details Gromyko’s long career from World War II to postwar diplomacy and contrasts Washington’s view with Moscow’s reputation, suggesting rumors of his downfall are unfounded.
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Moscow
State Department
Andrei Gromyko
Kremlin
Gromyko
Stalin
Ussr
Dumbarton Oaks
United Nations
Washington
New York
Gromykoe
Edward J2. Stettinius Jr
University of Virginia
Gromeyoka
Stettinus
Farseshor
Orange
Thromsi
Geneva
Gromivke
Bank
T Men the Atlantic
Lake Geneva
Skremlin
Wold
Gromyka
United States
Vascon
Voice and speech culture in modern America
Dr Morton Cooper of UCLA laments vocal neurosis in society noting few read aloud or sing in parlor and lawyers once spoke with depth. He criticizes filler phrases like like you know what I mean and vacuous crutches such as the thing about it, warning listeners often decode unclear speech.
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Morton Cooper
UCLA
Skiddoo
Tippecanoe
Tyler
Raleigh, N.C
Party pack deli assortments boost sales in supermarkets
Shope ftite supermarkets' deli departments offer customized party packages priced from 8.79 to 17.95. Brochure lists packages such as a salad and cheese combo, Italian platter, international assortment, deli meat platter, and complete turkey feast. Packages are made to order and available for pickup.
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Recall Motors
Recall Board of Directors
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Robert Novak
Novak
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George Romney
Housing and Urban Development
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