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Page six section B notes weekday publication by Lubbock Avalanche Journal with Evenits Publishing Company in Texas. Mentions National Advertising representative Lenaue Dallas and references The Associated Press and United Press.
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Matter of Credibility McGovern Has Long Way to Go
The article traces Senator George McGovern from underdog to unlikely frontrunner in the Democratic race. It cites grassroots organizing, Kennedy veterans, and reform efforts as key, while noting liberal doubts and questions about his credibility on Vietnam and economics.
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Frasier the Lion Dies After Full Life of Fame
Frasier the Lion known as Frasie died after a long life at a California animal park. The Mexican circus survivor sired 33 cubs in 18 months and earned praise in newspapers magazines and TV. He was honored by Lions International and Congress and nominated for Father of the Year amid playful political endorsements.
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Dissent on 100 New Cities For U S Population Boom
Dr Charles Kimball president of Midwest Research Institute questions the plan for 100 new cities to house 100 million additional Americans by century's end. He favors expanding existing metropolitan areas and leveraging 73 U S metros under 1.5 million to absorb growth while remaining livable and governable.
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Democratic Convention Tears at Debated Delegates and Unity
David Lawrence surveys the National Convention turmoil showing bitter disputes over delegate allocation especially winner take all rules, potential apathy in the campaign, and fears over economic and foreign policy plans. He argues the party remains divided and unresolved after clashes that weakened voter faith.
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O'Brien anger fuels bid to oust Democratic chair
Anti McGovern Democrats raged over Lawrence F. O'Brien's parliamentary rulings and within hours two governors who backed him floated a petition to remove him as Democratic national chairman and convention chairman. The move mirrored the doomed effort to block Senator George McGovern.
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Muskie’s Convention Blunder Shrugs Off Democratic Unity
Marianne Means reports that Edmund Muskie’s late bid to steer the convention failed to unite Democrats. His back-room banking and repeated indecision exposed weaknesses in his leadership, ceding momentum to George McGovern while angering old-guard figures. The episode fuels ongoing friction within the party ahead of the fall campaign.
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Paris Red Spy Center Described in Secret Service Tale
Henry J. Taylor profile portrays France's SDECE as the premier clandestine service under the Interior Ministry. It notes its Paris fortress near Boulevard Markier, its World Zone bureaus, and counterespionage role amid Cold War paranoia. The piece links the SDECE with DST and Interpol and cites Pompidou's support for democratic intelligence.
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Fragmented quotes and quiz lines from a 1950s era column
A garbled miscellany features humorous Q and A about food additives and elephant breakfasts, a VA Cornell study on gender differences, and a San Antonio divorce anecdote. The piece blends jokes, observations on women’s aches, and a judge’s quip about solitude versus company.
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