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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1969
Page
4
Senator Kennedy pleads guilty in fatal Edgartown crash
The article discusses Senator Kennedy entering a guilty plea to leaving the scene of a fatal crash near Edgartown Massachusetts over the weekend. It examines possible motives for the plea and the potential impact on his public image and legal penalties under Massachusetts law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peward Kennedy
Edgartown
Mass
Pyper Ted
Couse
Mary Jo Kopechne
Kennedy
Bar of Justice
Massachusetts
Kopechine
Board Tosses The Ball To HEW In Political Stand
A heated piece argues against federal dictates from the Department of Health Education and Welfare. The author urges the Tadbhock Jae independent School District board to pursue legal action, contending Washington oversteps constitutional authority. The writer holds the court as the proper arena to resolve federal vs state control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edocation & Welfare
Washington
Jpipaw
Tadbhock Jae
Schoal
Qar
Big Brother
SMU President Tate Rules Out Campus Disruption
SMU president Dr Tate vows immediate corrective action against any further campus disorder by students or outsiders. The statement marks a shift after a May incident when militants briefly controlled Tate’s office. He criticizes lack of order and urges firm responses to restore campus stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axong
Anin
WH Tate
Southern Methodst University
Dallas
Darter Tate
SMIU
SMU
Soto
Harvard
Berkeley
Main Street
USA
Tate
Corr
Noisy concerns shadow promise of new DFW airport
Prof. Dorn McGrath of Washington told a Dallas North Texas Council of Governments group that the new Dallas Fort Worth Regional Airport will not have noise problems like other airports. He acknowledged the issue but questioned impact on nearby residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorn McGrath
Washington
North Texas Council of Governments
Dallas
Dallas Fort Worth
Generation and Government Overlook Basic Math
An observer argues that modern generations must learn more mathematics because math influences more aspects of life. Yet many, including the Government, appear to forget that two and two still make four as they always have.
Apollo Moon Walk Elevates US Standing Worldwide
The moon landing boosts American esteem as President Nixon foresees continued space exploration toward Mars. Congress, scientists, and the public celebrate the achievement while acknowledging costs, benefits, and the potential for future discoveries beyond Earth.
Viet Policy Risks Nixon Era Standing Worldwide
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak warn Nixon aides that Hanoi refusal to negotiate may precipitate a global power shift. They predict the Soviet Union will adopt harsher arms control stances, challenging U.S. leverage and prompting a reconsideration of Nixon's Vietnam withdrawal strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
Hanoi
Soviet Union
Mir
Moscow
Hianoi
Mescavy
Vietnam
Moscose
China
North Vietnam
TS. Pressionaise
West
Atr
Igh
Trieh
Western Europe
U.S
Nixon Faces Liberal Revolt Within GOP Senate
A small group of liberal Republican senators led by fears of Nixon’s path push toward an organized revolt. Members include Marlow Cook Richard Schweiker Charles Mathias and William Saxbe with Edward Brooke seen as a founding figure. The move echoes a larger liberal drift in Congress and signals friction over Vietnam and domestic policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
Senate
Everett Dickgen
Marlow Cook
Kentucky
Richard Schweiker
Pennsylvania
Charles Mathias
Maryland
William Saxbe
Ohio
New Croup
Massachusetts
Edward Brooke
House
Edward Kennedy
Mags
Harold Hughes
Town
New York Times
Addiion
Haison
Unclear fragments from July 26 1948 paper mix sports and social commentary
Reported fires of seven reshaped objects near a civilian aircraft over Mountain Home desert and notes on competitions in Olathe Kansas and Lubbock Texas. Commentary by John H Murphy III criticizes race-based rhetoric tied to law and order policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boisa
Idaho
Mountain Home Desert
John H. Murphy III
National Newspapers Publishers Association
Law and Order
Great Fraud Is Recalled About Vespucci And America
The piece argues Amerigo Vespucci did little in his day and helped create inflated fame for America. It notes Columbus saw the mainland first, Vespucci’s disputed voyages, and the naming of America after him amid historical claim and mockery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calumbus
Columbus
South America
Isla Santa
Orinoch
Vespucci
Amerigo Vespucci
Stendhal
Vespinci
Cadiz
Mas
Alonso de Ojeda
Atlantic
Lisbon
Vespucer
America
John Cabot
Augsburg
Germany
Matin Waldseemuller
Saint Die University
Laorraine
Waldseemulier
Hokus, Hokey
Hokum
Beauty nook boosts cosmetics sales at Texas drugstore
Willy Dismukes of Dismukes Professional Pharmacy in Balik Tex converted a 10 by 10 foot office into a closed beauty nook named Pink Room. Red carpet mirrors and 2.8 kilowatt lighting create privacy for customers seeking guidance from a registered cosmetologist. Six manufacturers supply products with affordable pricing plus training for staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willy Dismukes
Dismukes
Balis
Tex
Dismukrs
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Ben. J. Mendel Rivers
House Armed Services Committee
Red
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
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Meadowbrook
A. J. Glake Broyles
Henry J. Taylor
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British Columbia
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