Lubbock Morning Edition Opens Day With Pledge and Local News
The page shows the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Keene Edition listing staff roles including Editor Jay Harris and Executive Editor William E. McIntosh. It notes a pledge to the flag and national ideals and announces a Tuesday morning edition for July 25, 1972 in Lubbock Texas with Associated Press and United Press Interactions wire service affiliations.
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Ludbock
South
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Keene
Avalanché-Journal Publishing Company, Inc
Ith BL
Ave. J. Lubbock
Texas
Fighoast
Texas Daily Press League
Dallas
Texa
Associated Press
United Press
Parker F. Prouty
Robert C. McVay
Jay Harris
William E. McIntosh
David RE Knapp
United States of America
Ome
Natlom
God
Lesagto
Lubbock
Better Way Possible The No 2 Spots Fill Amid Convention Debate
The piece weighs the Eagleton and Agnew selections for No 2 on the Democratic and Republican tickets. It notes analysts doubted Agnew’s renomination and recalls calls for open conventions and reform of the vice presidency. It also cites historical debates on top-two or abolition proposals and the political incentives shaping nominations.
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Thomas Eagleton
Spiro Agnew
George McGovern
Tom Who
Nixon
Mr. Agnew
Mr. Nixon
Agnew
Eisenhower
V.P
John Connally
Texas
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Aaron Burr
Eagleton
John Nance Garner
Lyndon B. Johnson
Auto Rate Cuts Bring Big News in Texas
State Insurance Board staff recommends an average 11 percent premium reduction for Texas drivers with wider cuts in Lubbock area. Bodily injury rates up 25 percent there, property damage down 9 percent. Nationwide average collision cuts 14.5 percent.
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State Insurance Board
Texas
Lubbock
State Board
Preston Smith
Durwood Manford
Betty Friedan Attacks Female Chauvinism at NYC Press Conf
Betty Friedan, a leading figure in Women’s Liberation, condemns female chauvinism as a dangerous threat equal to male chauvinism. She warns it could fuel class warfare and male backlash by turning sexual difference into a new religion.
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Betty Friedan
Women’s Liberation
New York City
Betty
Election Counselor Stanislaus Sees Busy Year Ahead
In Washington election counselor Stanfield Stanislaus, with 30 years in the business, forecasts a busy year as political tensions strain marriages. A couple visits his office amid campaign fever, debating Nixon and McGovern as they discuss shared activities and compatibility. He concludes with a humorous prescription to stay in bed until Election Day.
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Washington
Stanfield Stanislaus
Goldwater
Stanislaus
McGovern
Nixon
Advertising and Alcohol on Air Across Time
A newspaper column reflects on changing norms in beverage advertising from moral crackdowns on egg nog mixes and cocktail shakers to modern television and radio promotions for beer. The piece notes past purity squabbles and current wide media exposure.
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A-J
Purity Squad
Gray Style Different
FBI Acting Director L Patrick Gray III outlines leadership changes focusing on style over substance while preserving Hoover era structure. He emphasizes equal opportunity, recruiting women and minority groups, and an Office of Equal Opportunity Affairs with diverse advisers. He notes vast FBI responsibilities and reflects on historical attitudes toward liquor advertising and social change.
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L. Patrick Gray
FBI
Hoover
Equal Opportunity Affairs
Diplomacy Secrets From Public Schools To Vienna Echoes
A reflection on how British diplomacy has been shaped by public-school elites and Cambridge Oxford networks. It traces the Vienna Congress codifying protocols and the role of ambassadors, guards, and the unique Swiss rules, plus Franklin and Rogers as models of conduct and integrity in foreign service.
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U.S
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Robinson
Crosby County
Ilegal
Bridge
London
Wellington
Waterloo
Eton
England
Oxford
Cambridge
Congress
Switzerland
William Short
Virginia
Washington
Senate
Thomas Francis Baynard
Britain
Argentina
Edwin Morgan
France
Benjamin Franklin
Franklin
Talleyrand
William P. Rogers
Rogers
Harold Nicolson
Norwegian official designs weight gauge for distant readings
Dr Falk head of the Norwegian Bureau of Weights and Measures plans a weight based gauge for measuring fuel oil gasoline or water by weight. The device reads accurately from a distance away from tanks or reservoirs.
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Lubbock
Oslo
Q. Falk
Bureau,of Weights and Measures
Curious Mix Of Facts And Quips From A Transit Of Time
A jumble of trivia and opinions spans gender, marriage, and parenting notes. It cites a late 1950s study on gender roles, mentions Eve and Adam debates, lampoons lamb chop etiquette, notes master musicians aging, twins vocabulary, goose gender cues, and a Connie Mack baseball crouch innovation.
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Ac Guy
Tc, Rickman
Wayne Henly
Air Force
North Vietnam
Boors
ART Buchwald
Vietnam
Sh Plainsman
Andrew Tully
Andrew Tilly
Colummn
Mr. Hoover
H. S. Robinson
First Methodist Church
Avas
States
A. Topsonly
Washington, D.C
District of Columbia
Nicolson
L. M. Boyd
Eve
Adam
Yesteryear
Winston Churchill
Stravinsky
Casals
Stokowaki
Monteux
Sibelius
Charpentier
Ann Landers
Abigail van Buren
Connie Mack
Norway
University of Oslo
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