Morning Edition Start The Day In Lubbock News Brief
An independent Lubbock daily paper previews its Morning Edition for the weekdays. It notes publication by the Journal Publishing Company from a building at 8th Street and Avenue J. The paper lists advertising representation with wire service affiliations in Texas.
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Lubbock
Avalsanche-Joutra
Heenin
Ianche Journal Publishing Company
8Th St
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Supreme Court weighs secrecy in government disclosure case
The Supreme Court considers whether federal judges can force release of top secret military and government documents. An appeals court ruled a full file be kept secret and sent the matter to a private review, while the Justice Department warns such judgments belong to the Executive Branch.
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Appeals
Justice Department
Executive Branch
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Dectline
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Jack Anderson
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Oclanum
Tis National Defense
Forever Poliew
Supreme Court
Appeals Court
Tunstead
Congress
Connally Seen For Big Role In Nixon Second Term
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report Nixon signaled to John B. Connally during a Florida weekend that the Texas Democrat would play a major part in a possible second Nixon Administration Connally was treated with cabinet‑level respect and could edge into the President’s inner circle as political strategy shifts after Attorney General Mitchell’s struggles.
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Althaneh
Nixon
John B. Connally
Florida
Texas
Connally
John Mitchell
Mr. Nixon
Kew Biscayne
Fla
Robert Abplininlo
Tasxcumans Pottece
Walker Cay
Bahamas
Treasury
Mrr
Defense
White House
Woo
Ben Barnes
Ioru
Po Cernor
John Connally
Nuclear power debate looms as safety questions rise
The piece questions whether safeguards against reactor cooling failures can prevent a catastrophic release of radiation. It compares official assurances with critics' concerns about waste storage, testing, and risks from plane crashes, sabotage, or earthquakes. It notes 23 plants in operation and 104 planned, while discussing political maneuvering around Nixon era figures Connally and potential 1976 plans.
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ARC
Voice Of Reason A Young One On Ireland Policy
Miss Shannon Cobb a Lubbock teenager voices opposition to US Senate involvement in Northern Ireland violence arguing Washington should not meddle. She notes Irish ties, cites concerns about intervention while praising restraint and questions policy motives. A mix of political stance and international issues reflected in a youthful viewpoint.
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Shannon Cobb
Lubbock
US Senate
Northern Ireland
Treland
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EUS
Ireland
Edward Kenneds
Cammet
Vietnam
Wise Cobbs
Reba
Dawvers Remarks on Filler Corrections Noted
A fragment notes Dawvers comments on a filler correction. It mentions that Dawvers dislikes certain terms and cannot grasp an argument, with a suggestion that padues share the same complaint after Dawvers. The text remains unclear and partial.
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Foondon
Dawvers
Padues
Klud Klobbered Grand Klansman at Wayne State
Robert Miles, a Grand Knight of a Ku Klux Klan branch, was attacked by hecklers at Wayne State University Detroit. He sustained a bruised head and minor injuries as tensions between factions flared and supporters claimed abuse by non fascists.
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Ku Klux Klan
Robert Miles
Detroit
Wayne State Coniversity
Grand Kird
Campaign Issues Defined for 1972 Election Campaign
The piece surveys potential themes for the 1972 presidential race. It notes uncertainty over candidate and issue definitions while highlighting topics such as economic recovery, social security, school busing, draft amnesty, living costs, and foreign policy. It mentions Nixon's visits to Beijing and Moscow and outlines Republican campaign strategy led by John N. Mitchell with a potential Wallace third party run.
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Amon
Congress
Nixon
Moscow
John N. Mitchell
George Wallace
Alabama
Korean Armistice Talks Stalemate Cited By Joy
Vice Adm. C Turner Joy refused to confirm new proposals to break the Korean armistice deadlock. Observers said Communists aimed to draft rules allowing a later U S blockade of the Red China coast. Senator George charged Truman with deflecting corruption issues from the 1952 campaign.
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Washington
Sen. George
D Ga
Truman
Hot Pursuit Policy Of City Is Bad Says Reader
A longtime Lubbock resident argues against police high speed chases through city streets. He cites multiple deaths and property damage, urging authorities to stop chases and pursue citations by other means. Lloyd Bazan, 221 Benett.
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Avalanche.Journal
Lubbock
City Hall
Lloyd Bazan
Benett
High Speed Chases Draw Disapproval Of Citizen
A reader column criticizes police pursuits in urban traffic. The citizen argues high speed chases endanger innocent people, tolling ambulances and fire crews, and calls for safer enforcement strategies while acknowledging the dangers of speeding drivers.
Trish Violence Debate Sparks Reader Letter
Reader letters urge neutrality on political violence and fault politicians for taking sides in a tense Northern Ireland conflict. They reference Trish concerns, Newtownabbey relatives, and calls for Britain to stay out unless invited to arbitrate.
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Cor
Fee
Newtownabbey
Belfast
Treland
TRA My
Vietnam
Rovers
Unte
Shannon Coot
Pass It On by L. M. Boyd Sparks Varied Observations
A collection of short items and quips on family time, taste tests, divorce rates, and quirks of language. Notes on a child’s dislike of musk and orange juice, musings on sensory experiences, and a burglar alarm study claiming a woman's scream deters thieves.
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