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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1970

Page

11

Starts The Day On The South Plains

The note describes an independent weekday morning newspaper with Sunday consolidation, published with Lubbock Avalanche-Journal by Avalanche-Journal Publishing Company in Lubbock Texas. It lists Parker F Prouty as president and Chas A Guy as editor and publisher along with advertising and press affiliations.

South Plains Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Avalanche-Journal Publishing Company, Inc 3Th St Ave J Texas Texas Daily Press League Dallas Associated Press United Press Jannational Parker F. Prouty

May to June Weather Hopes for West Texas Plain

A regional reflection on May 1970's severe weather in West Texas and Eastern New Mexico. The column compares May storms to London's blitz, notes the heavy thunder storms and tornado watches, and expresses hope that June will bring calmer conditions and less stress to residents.

Texas New Mexico England

Geese Charges of Rigerie Serious

Washington columnist Jack Anderson accuses CBS of rigged television scenes including staged horror from Vietnam in 1967 and a 1968 Chicago convention incident. He says the memo circulated in the Executive Department demands investigation and calls for proof or refutation to inform the American public. CBS denies wrongdoing, citing defense of field reporters and editing standards.

Jack Anderson Washington Drew Pearson Anderson Executive Department Columbia Broadcasting System CBS Vietnam Haiti Chicago Federal Communications Commission Gordon Manning Pentagon

Georgia public to decide amid Maddox press feud

The piece argues Georgia residents will resolve the Governor Lester Maddox versus rival Atlanta newspapers clash. It predicts both sides will survive, urges not to block newspaper sales in state buildings, and expects tensions to cool after public opinion weighs in.

Atlanta Lester Maddox The Constitution Journal Georgia Commonwealth

Economic gloom frames national mood amid inflation and policy debate

Pessimism grows over future economic stability as inflation remains painful and wages rise while unemployment stays modest. Analysts discuss Federal intervention, Vietnam war spending, and President Nixon’s approach to curb price and wage increases, hopeful that inflation can be fought without deep recession.

Washington Geome Robert Michel Clinois Nixon Lke America Southeast Asia Vietnam U.S. Treasury Feet Tacaelev

Avalanche Journal Letter Thanks Lubbock Helpers

A reader thanks the National Guard Police Department Southwestern Public Service City Power Light Fire Department Ambulance service TV and radio Public Safety Salvation Army Red Cross and Reese Air Force Base for aiding Lubbock during a time of need. The writer includes her name and address.

Avalanche Journal The National Guard Police Department Southwestern Public Service City Power & Light Fire Department Department of Public Safety Salvation Army Red Cross Telephone Company Reese Air Force Base Lubbock Carl Jenkins 3Rd St

Letters Praise Corrections And Tornado Aid In Avalanche Journal

Farmer readers commend editor Duane Howell for apologizing to Farmers Union over survey misstatements. A Labrock tornado note credits South Plains Electric Cooperative with powering the water treatment plant after the disaster while Lubbock Power and Light works to rebuild. Mrs. Jerrie Smith.

The Avalanche Journal Duane Howell Farmers Union Wayimon Lewis West 9Th Littlefield Avalanche-Journal Labrock Lubbock South Plaing Electric Cooperative Lubbock Power and Light Jerrie Smith 26Th St

Experts Call For Qualified Rehab Planning In Lubbock

Letters to The Avalanche Journal discuss the disaster response in Lubbock. Citizens urge linking recovery to overall city planning with economists and planners, oppose isolating damaged areas, and call for inclusive cultural restoration. Residents McConnell and Rountree and ex-resident Perez De Lira share concerns and perspectives.

Lubbock John McConnell 30Th St Avalanche Journal Los Angeles O. K Fidela Perez de Lira

Soviet Key Manchuria Threat Shapes Moscow Far East Policy

The CIA reportedly confirms Irkutsk in Eastern Siberia as a pivotal Manchurian base for the Kremlin and Russia’s Far East plans. Manchuria dominates Red China’s industry and fuels fears of a Sino Japanese realignment impacting Moscow.

CIA Irkutsk Siberia Peking China Kremlin Moscow Pacific Far East Manchuria Mao Tsetung Red China Mao Tse-ting American Security Council Stefan T. Possony Mao Russia Superman Japan Free World United States West Germany Trivtak Prussia Khabarovsk Vladivostok Vladimir F. Tolubko Red Army Matvei Zakharev Chotbalsan Tolubko Hanoi Tslubke Ussr Mac Fle

Myth of Kennedy Coattails Still Hangs Over Elections

Marianne Means assesses whether the Kennedy mystique helps or hinders candidates. The piece notes John Glenn, Howard Metzenbaum, George Brown, and Rep. Tunney facing tough races, while Sargent Shriver’s Maryland bid falters yet still signals Kennedy influence in some areas.

John Glenn Ethel Kennedy Ohio Howard Metzenbaum Senate John Tunney Edward Kennedy California George Brown Kennedy Maryland Sargent Shriver France Hadeen Shriver Marvin Mandel Common Sense Richard Nixon

Passing musings and Q and A from L M Boyd column

A stream of quirky questions and answers by L M Boyd touches on topics from arthritis and work to world sand dunes in Indiana. It includes brief notes on polar bears walrus head sizes and a trivia mix about Canada New York narcotics and September births.

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