Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Morning Edition July 18 1972
The Lubbock Avalanche Journal morning edition for Tuesday July 18 1972 lists staff roles including Editor and Publisher Charles A Guy and Executive Editor Wayne Henly. The issue is published in Lubbock Texas as part of the AP and United Press International wire services.
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T.Q. Box
Wuvvgck
Texas
South Plains
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Avalanche-Journal Publishing Company, Inc
Sth St
Ave
J. Tabbock
Texas Dairy Press League
Dallas
Associated Press
United Press International
Parker F. Prouty
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Ten
Ticerman
McGovern's risk if he cannot curb his remarks during campaign
The piece argues McGovern may fail to defeat Nixon in November if he cannot control impulsive comments after hard days. It notes several blunt gaffes after California primary and calls his language intemperate and exaggerated, risking alienating middle Americans and fueling youthful slogans.
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George McGovern
Nixon
California
Ic National Committee
U.S
Indochina
Middle America
Civic Lubbock urged to promote revenue through Memorial Center shows
Kenneth May argues Civic Lubbock should shift toward money making deals to fund the new Memorial Center operated by the Auditorium Coliseum Board. The piece notes past cold snaps in 1924 with memories of July 4th weather, including heaters, wool coats, and anecdotes of a possible flying saucer.
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Civic Lubbock
Auditorium Coliseum Board
Memorial Center
Unisex hair salons spark small town culture clash
Virginia Payette notes a growing masculine backlash as men start using female parlors with talk of gossip and shared spaces. The piece cites barber shops on Main Street, evolving licensing rules, and a shift toward unisex services amid rising gender role changes.
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Gloria Steinem
Bloom Off In Germany as West Germany Faces Shifting Global Role
The piece surveys West Germany's postwar boom and looming reassessment. It notes high export dependence, a large foreign-invested capital base, rising wages and inflation, and brain drain as Brandt-era gains stall. It highlights neue Stimmungswelten a new mood of apprehension among Germans.
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Bonn
West Germany
Edmund Wilson
Germany
U.S
Fort Knox
France
Britain
Sweden
Willy Brandt
Japan
Free World
United States
Italy
Netherlands
England
Ramparts Memoir Claims on NSA Russian Spy Capabilities
TheRamparts magazine seizes on sensational NSA memoirs by a writer using the name Winslow Peck. The piece argues the memoirs mix fact and fiction about code making and espionage devices. It notes satellites and spy planes are overstated by the memoirist and defends NSA as a steady, capable agency.
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National Security Agency
U.S
Soviet Union
Britain
France
NSA
Ussr
Globe
Winslow Peck
Ramparts
Peace Of Mind In Sharp Press Paraphrase
Roscoe C. Born of the Shie National Observer mocks a Senate subcommittee vote to ban cheap handguns. His quip implies the proposed law would give the public peace of mind, even as he exposes sarcasm about the measure.
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Chet Brooks
Houston
Texas Senate
Sen. Brooks
Avalanche Journal
Brooks
Roscoe C. Born
Shie National Observer
Senate
McGovern Welfare Plan Revision Aims to Soothe Critics
The Nation awaits McGovern’s revised welfare tax reform with hints of a tax credit and cash payment mix. Analysts note the prior plan’s gaps and say any redistribution emphasis could upset welfarists and contributors, while donors may fear disclosure harming support.
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George McGovern
McGovern
McGovern picks Eagleton as running mate in Democratic Convention
The Democratic Convention selects Missouri Senator Thomas Eagleton as George McGovern's vice presidential nominee marking a strategic move to heal party factions. Discussion centers on reforming delegate seating and increasing direct primaries ahead of 1976 campaigns.
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Washington
George McGovern
Thomas F. Eagleton
Missouri
House
Ways and Means Committee
Wilbur Mills
Arkansas
Senator Eagleton
Senate
Edmund Muskie
Maine
McGovern
Senator McGovern
Nixon
Eagleton
Sen
Lyndon Johnson
Kennedy
White House
Theodore Roosevelt
William McKinley
McKinley
Eighth Army Health Questions Manchurian Fever Reports
In Seoul the Eighth Army faces renewed concerns over the rare disease known as Manchurian fever. Separately in New York a Columbia University student confessed to killing a blond stenographer, claiming his theories on eternal life were ignored.
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New York
Columbia University
Colors of stockings and Playboy payments in old memoirs
A collage of remarks on women's stockings, Playboy earnings for centerfolds, eyebrow regrowth time, and a ban on talking at meals. The narrator recalls strict mealtime silence in logging camps and military mess halls, comparing past and present dining etiquette.
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Texas Tech Museum and Ranch
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