Lubbock Morning Edition June 1970 Pledge Card and byline
Front page masthead of the Independent newspaper shows title Fage 12 Section A with Morning Edition. It lists staff including PARKER F PROUTY as President and CHAS A GUY as Editor and Publisher. The paper is printed in Lubbock Texas with circulation details and standard Associated Press and United Press International wire service affiliations. The date reads Wednesday Morning June 1970.
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South Plains
Lubbock
Avalanche Journal
Avalanche-Journal Publishing Company, Inc
8Th St
Ave J. Lubbock
Texas
Texas Daily Press League
Dallas
Associated Press
United Press International
Parker F. Prouty
United States of America
U.S. Faces Clash Over Israel Aid Amid Soviet Moves
U S policy debates race over increasing military aid to Israel as the Soviet Union expands air and naval power in the Mediterranean and Egypt. Senate pressure grows for 125 more jet warplanes while Washington weighs concessions for peace and secure boundaries.
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U.S
Soviet Union
Egypt
Mediterranean
Nixon
Israel
Senate
Middle East
Lebanon
Jordan
Ussr
Old
Jerusalem
Lubbock Thankful for Nationwide Tornado Aid Effort
A broad relief drive gathers clothing food and money for tornado victims with major support from three Texas newspapers Dallas Morning News Fort Worth Star Telegram and Waco News Tribune and Times Herald. Contributors stretch across the nation and total donations exceed fifty five thousand dollars with more expected.
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Lubbock
Texas
Dallas Morning News
Fort Worth
No Bias There President Critics Hit O Brien Vision
The speaker claims Mr Lawrence F O'Brien chairman of the Democratic National Committee lacks a guiding vision for the country. He dismisses the chairman as biased and overpaid while calling the op ed biased and claiming it lacks a clear direction.
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Lawrence F. O'Brien
Democratic National Committee
New Construction Methods Grow Nationwide
The article discusses emerging building techniques including the Stack Sack method using wet burlap sacks and concrete. It notes varied opinions on practicality and cost, mentions projects like the San Antonio Hilton Palacio del Rio as examples of alternative construction, and stresses careful study before wide adoption while acknowledging rapid innovation in housing and large structures.
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Eubbock
Guadalupe
San Antonio
Hilton Hotel
Palazin del Rio
Englishmen plan Iron Age farming experiment
London cables report a group of Englishmen intend to simulate farming as it was 2,270 years ago. The note suggests consulting U S Congress members, particularly those from urban districts, for guidance on the project.
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London
U.S. Congress
Learning From Campus Disorders Amid Riots On U.S. Campuses
An analysis of campus unrest notes drug use but says it is not the main cause. Investigators see outside agitators, looters, and vandals fueling damage while students and authorities debate who is accountable. Kent State deaths shape policy as presidents urge restraint and students seek influence through letters and press.
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Washington
Toe
Nee
Barbers
Pnt
National Guard
American Institute of Public Opinion
Gallup
Newsweek Magazine
Kent State University
Kent State
United States
Coliseum
Auditorium
Auditorium Coliseum
Seabrook
Ind
Iwo Jima
George Foreman
Bul Pierson
San Diego State
Ariington
Tex
Me Plainsman and Broadway Minds Public Benefit
That Girl on Broadway notes moonlighting may aid a future yet dull past. Mrs Louise Sanders writes from Amherst. Mind expanders leave minds short of common sense. Today’s Home reports on Johnny’s grades and a father’s view of teachers. Leona Chestnuts calls for a civilization the world can boast about. Lubbock seeks help from every program available for urban renewal and public improvement.
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Louise Sanders
Amherst
Lubbock
Owhich Jessons
Rail Bill Aims to Preserve Nation's Passenger Service
Washington lawmakers push a plan to create a government backed private corporation to operate most rail passenger trains by March next year. The measure would prohibit service cuts and require ongoing routes, with major funding and a 15 member board, eight presidential appointees, and seven stockholder chosen members. The bill advances despite criticism and promises to reshape Amtrak style service nationwide.
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Washington
House
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Senate
Okayvedly
Penn-Central
Harrisburg
Buffalo
Transportation Secretary
Teranda
Volpe
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Nixon
Transportation Department
Charisma and the Lindsay Image in New York Politics
The piece critiques John V. Lindsay's high public stature and media appeal, arguing charisma masks weak governance. It cites rising welfare costs, subway delays, labor conflicts, school strikes, and crime, noting Lindsay’s unkept promises and public persona shaping voter perception.
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New York City
Lindsay
Bronx
Big Pall
New York
FBI
United States
Landsay
Covie
Brooklyn
L. M. Boyd Q and A on science and society
A compressed column features Q and A on deer reproduction with twins, evergreen trees, snake venom versus cobra paralysis, mass production costs comparing cars and lifeboats, and a poll observation linking coed density to lower youth suicide rates while men seek wealth or status and women favor world peace.
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Plainsman
Johnny
Andrew Tully
Hartke
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John Volpe
Winston L. Prouty
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Hife
Hag
Indiana
Dobbin
Faustea
Avenue Q
Municipal Auditorium
Henry J. Taylor
Charisma
John V. Lindsay
Webster
Handsome
Vietnam
New York State
Park Department
Board of Education
Fifth Avene
Broay
Hunter Cidiene
Tte
Prdbe
L. M. Boyd
J. M. Baod
P.O. Bex
Santa Monies
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