Morning edition page from Lubbock paper June 5 1970
Morning edition page shows the Avalanche-Journal publishing details in Lubbock Texas with address at South Street and Avenue J. It notes distribution through the Texas Daily Press League and wire services AP and UPI. The file also includes the Pledge of Allegiance text and a dateline from June 5, 1970.
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South Plains
Mers R
Bod
Labs
Avalanche-Journal
Avalanche Journel Publishing Pany, Inc
Sth St
Ave J
Lubbock
Texas
Texas Daily Press League
Dallas
Associated Press
United Press International
United States of America
Republic
Seperti Aimee Lubbock
President Nixon’s Vietnam Report Keyed to Resolve and Warning
The President’s interim Vietnam and Cambodia report asserts readiness to act to protect U S fighting men. He signals openness to negotiations in Paris while critics push for immediate deals. Public reaction favors a stronger stance despite opposition and political maneuvering.
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Nixon
U.S
Southeast Asia
Ators Frank Church
John S. Cooper
Paris
SALO campaign drives citizen pledge for loyalty to country
The SALO self administered loyalty oath drive, supported by local and area Lions Clubs, invites all residents to sign pledges expressingsupport for the nation. Pledges return to the Texas Governor and then the U S President, with blanks available in today’s A J editions and Saturday morning copies. Newsprint can be signed in stores across town as Hoop of the Lions Club helps launch this non political, voluntary petition urging a positive national expression.
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Texas
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Lubbock
Hoop
The
Lions Club
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Jane
Yarborough proposes disaster relief protection for foreclosures
Sen Ralph Yarborough urges a law to shield the poor from mortgage foreclosures after disasters like the May 11 Lubbock event. If a borrower shows disaster related payment inability, government aid would flow and foreclosures would be banned until aid arrives. No local foreclosure cases are known under such conditions.
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Ralph Yarborough
Senate
Congress
Lubbock
Senator Yarborough
Yarborough
Costly Stalling Tactics in Watson Extradition Case
The Texas extradition battle of Charles Watson of McKinney over the Sharon Tate murder is denounced as costly to California taxpayers. Critics blame legal delays and misapplied procedures, arguing rights protection slows justice and raises crime encouragement. The piece calls for more dispatch despite safeguarding suspects' rights.
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Texas
Charles Watson
McKinney
California
Watson
Hollywood
Sharon Tate
Texas golf team faces possible Southwest Conference exit
The article reports a serious threat from the University of Texas to withdraw its golf team from the Southwest Conference and notes silence from St Darrell Royal. It also mentions a NASA official stating women are not ready for space travel and NASA not delaying programs for readiness.
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University of Texas
St. Darrell Royal
NASA
Raw Meat for Fund Raising Dinners Agnew's Meddles With Media
A profile suggests Vice President Spiro Agnew uses media attacks at Republican fund raising dinners to energize donors. The source claims he enjoys press scrutiny, yet privately dislikes being pestered by reporters, while his speeches target the media more than Democrats.
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Mos
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Senator Fulbright
That Girl on Broadway and Other Humorous Quips
A page of light jokes and verses includes That Girl on Broadway offering parental advice about keeping an open mind and a closed refrigerator. It lampoons a self loving bachelor and includes a pome about temptation and a humorous anecdote about a five year old who reveals her father’s identity at a party.
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Little One
Political currents and Reagan Nixon 1972 election odds
The column notes rising doubt about reelecting incumbents in turbulent times. It traces Nixon’s difficulties and Reagan’s potential bid, citing CBS coverage of California primaries and Wallace’s Alabama win as signals. It also mentions local acts of aid after a storm and assorted political commentary.
Poll Wag in Cambodia Split Reflects Question Framing
An analysis contrasts two polls on Nixon's Cambodia move showing 53 32 15 in Chilton and 50 43 7 in Harris. Wording differences sway results, with Chilton praising and Harris hinting doubt, while both show a majority support Nixon amid a divided public mood.
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Washington
America
Richard Nixon
Republican National Committee
Chilton Company of New York
Louis Harris
Nixon
Chilton
GOP
Rogers C. B. Morton
Harris
Cambodia
U.S
Bie
L M Boyd On Baiting Hooks And Frontier Warfare
A column segment blends reader questions on fishing ethics and a fringe claim of bacteriological warfare against Native Americans using contaminated blankets. It also touches on historical trivia about prizefighting, marbles, ship steering, and fashion influence from Marlene Dietrich.
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U.S
University student idiocy sparks government debate
Postmaster General Winton denounces student behavior and calls for calm while Herbert Klein, Nixon communications chief, condemns youth aloofness and unfocused study as mid age officials react to campus trends. Dispatch reports on the clash between government officials and student life.
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Winton
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