Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Page Note Editor Leader
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal page segment credits CHAS A GUY as editor and publisher on page eight section A. The brief note identifies the paper’s leadership and publication details for the issue.
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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1970
Page
5
A Warning For Today Struggle For Freedom Not Over
A July Fourth reflection on the Declaration of Independence and the enduring meaning of liberty. The piece asserts freedom’s roots in the Founding era, warns of ideological drift, and urges renewed commitment to individual rights and the Constitution as Americans face a crossroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Congress
Thomas Jefferson
Dave
Coun Pes
Europe
Lberty
Nixon Faces Tough TV Session About Vietnam and Cambodia
A contemporaneous CBS NBC and ABC interview with President Nixon drew sharp questioning from Seveirid and others. The editorial page defends Nixon calling Severeid’s tactics ridiculous and accuses liberal critics of pressuring for a cut and run policy in Southeast Asia.
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Ile
CBS Hishorans
Southeast Asia
Nixon
CBS
Viro Severeid
Mir
Senate
U.S
Hanoi
Harm From Political Tactics In Senate Will Last Long
A Washington column argues that antiwar and isolationist rhetoric in the U.S. Senate harms U.S. credibility abroad, threatens treaty commitments, and risks a broader war in Asia. It cautions that the Foreign Relations Committee should not shape policy but advise, urging firm support for South Vietnam and allied states against Communist expansion.
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Senate
Washington
Nixon
United States
Vietnam
Australia
New Zealand
Coullic
Thailand
Legard
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
South Vietnam
Indochina
Cambodia
America
Fourth of July Observance Promises Strong Public Display
The nation will celebrate Independence Day with flag displays parades and patriotic programs despite internal and external opposition. Officials urge loyalty there will be speeches and performances of national songs while observers hope for renewed resolve and unity.
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Hinds
Columbia
Gem of the Ocean
Gore Targeted as GOP Demands Rally Push
Senate battle in Tennessee centers on Albert Gore Jr. facing Hadley Crockett in the August primary. GOP officials fear a Crockett upset may aid a general election bid by Rep. William Brock, while Ellington aides deny active support. White House and Agnew shift to a wait‑and‑see tactic as Crockett seeks funding and organization.
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Washington
Albert Gore
D.tenn
White House
Gore
Hadley Crockett
Buford Ellington
Crockett
Ellington
John Connally
Sen
Ralph Yarborough
Texas
Connally
Lloyd Bentsen
Bentsen
George Bush
Yarborough
Murray Chotiner
Tennessee
Chotiner
Senate
William Brock
GOP
Howard Baker
Agnew
No Policy On Inflation Frustrates GOP as Election Looms
Nixon’s non plan to curb inflation drawn as failure amid rising prices and looming wage demands. Democrats push for wage and price standstill while Republicans fear voter anger over cost of living ahead of November elections. Analysts warn unemployment may rise and inflation persist.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Vietnam
Capitol Hill
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Council of Economic Advisers
United States
Federal Reserve Board
Moers
Barns
Congress
Nexon
Andrew Brimmer
Sass Drimmer
London demands end to U S forces in Korea
From the Lubbock Morning Avalanche files July 4 1930 Russia urged immediate withdrawal of American armed forces from Korea. In Lubbock a Soap Box Derby crown is decided this afternoon between about ten youths aged 11 to 15. Alaska reports a strange sky object over Fairbanks described as not a missile. Jackie Robinson powers NL batting at 378 with a 28 point lead over Stan Musial.
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South Plains
Lubbock
New York
Jackie Robinson
Stan Musial
St. Louis
Passing chatty quips and moon lore in a stray column
A collage of scattered lines covers trivia from alimony debates to Mountie mottos and Jules Verne inspired space timelines. It mentions ships, planets, and a boast about Apollo X timing, ending with a note on tame ringneck pheasants.
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Jules Verne
Moon
Earth
Stone Hill
Fla
Cape Kennedy
Mr. Verne
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