Lubbock Morning Edition pledge and masthead notice May 2 1970
The Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Morning Edition page lists staff, affiliations, and the publisher line. It includes Parker F. Prouty, Chas A. Guy as president and publisher, address at 8th Street and Avenue J, and a pledge text. It notes associations with AP and UP and Texas Daily Press League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Plains
Lubbock
Avalanche-Journal
Avalanche-Journal Publishing Company, Inc
8Th St
Ave J
Texas
Texas Daily Press League
Dallas
Associated Press
United Press International
Parker F. Proutyght
Chas. A. Guy
Wee Astor
United States of America
Nixon orders troops into Cambodia to strike Vietcong bases
The article argues President Nixon acted to protect U S forces by sending ground troops into Cambodia to attack North Vietnamese and Viet Cong sanctuaries. It cites strategic rationale, political backlash in Congress, and hopes that Cambodia moves will pressure Hanoi toward peace negotiations.
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Nixon
U.S
Cambodia
Norodom
Sihanouk
South Vietnam
Senate
Ges
Peking
Hanoi
House
Southeast Asia
Congress
Harte to be honored at 50th year of San Angelo paper
A gala dinner in San Angelo marks the fiftieth anniversary of Houston Harte’s purchase of the San Angelo Evening Standard and the growth of Harte-Hanks Publishing Co. The veteran publisher, now 77, built a Texas newspaper empire with papers from Huntsville to Abilene, and still guides the company with a noted civic presence.
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West Texas
San Angelo
Houston Harte
Mr. Harte
San Angelo Evening Standard
San Antonio Evening News
Corpus Christi Caller-Times
M. B. Hanks
Abilene Reporter-News
Harte
Harte-Hanks Publishing Co
Harte-Hanks
Huntsville
Marshall
Greenville
Abilene
Here
Tom Green County
Knobnoster
Texas
Supreme Court Justice Douglas Disqualifies Himself From Two Obscenity Cases
The Supreme Court hears two obscenity cases involving a magazine publisher of erotic material as Justice William O. Douglas recuses himself over potential conflicts. His stance argues that justices should avoid outside compensation to prevent hindering court work and uphold public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Willam Q. Douglas
Douglas
Aoi
That Vote! Texas Primaries See Expected Low Turnout
The editorial urges readers to vote in today's Democratic and Republican primaries in Texas despite expected low turnout. It cites voter apathy and time constraints as reasons many will abstain, noting citizens frustrated with government respond to editors but still fish instead of voting. For Pete's sake, vote.
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Texas
Pete
U.S
Spokane
Augusta
Yarborough-Bentsen Senate
Senate
Yale Bowl Roman Circus Trial Mockery at Yale
A satirical broadcast reports a mock Roman circus at Yale Bowl where students allegedly judge Black Panther defendants by popular acclaim. It describes crowds cheering Free Huey Newton, then lionizing or punishing witnesses and officials, ending with unclear judicial outcomes.
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Washington
Chris Schenkel
Yale University
Connecticut
Yale
Ariting
Yale Bowl
Black Panthers
Bobby Seale
New Haven
United States
That Girl on Broadway Quips On Promises and Stickers
Ty Plai nsman notes politicians face fleeting bumper sticker fame as promises fade. A humorous aside observes that a dollar today yields only a beg for more. A feature mentions Danny McGrew, a driver who encountered bad luck as the only red light he ran through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danny McGrew
Douglas impeachment clash and Ringling Brothers notes
The column attacks Supreme Court Justice Bill Douglas over alleged left wing writings and an impeachment attempt while previewing two Ringling Brothers circuses and political primaries in 1970. It mentions Ford, Wallace, and state races as well as circus promotion by Roy Hofheinz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Bill Douglas
Douglas
Playboy
House
Gerald Ford
Michigan
Ford
Gerry Ford
Bil Douglas
George II
Evergreen Review
Ford and Co
Authors Guild
Ringling Brothers-Barnum & Bailey
Lubbock
Rbb&e
Roy Hofheinz
Astrodome
Bear markets and the eight stock trading don'ts
Henry J. Taylor discusses bear markets and Perot's stock, arguing market values can mislead. He lists eight practical cautions for investors, advising against listening to officeholders, guessing bottoms, chasing highs, or averaging down during declines, and stresses trend and discipline.
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Old Wall Street
Perot
Most Active Stocks In 1969 Highlight Oil Leaders
Occidental Petroleum again tops NYSE trading in 1969 with 30.4 million shares. Benguet Consolidated jumps to second with 24.5 million, followed by AT&T, Natomas, City Investing, Gulf Oil, Texaco, and Atlantic Richfield among the eight most active. Snowmobile demand surges in the Midwest as Arctic Enterprises and Polaris Industries lead manufacturers. Arctic sales rise from 8.1 million to 27.7 million.
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Occidental Petroleum
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange Magazine
Wil
Eigar
Occidental
Benguet Consolidated
American Telephone and Telegraph
Natomas
City Investing
Gulf Oil
Texaco
Atlantic Richfield
Middle West
Minnesota
Arctic Enterprises, Inc
Thief River Falls
Polaris Industries
Textron
Roseau
Arctic
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Luppock
ART Buchwald
Jans
State Supreme Court
Huey Newton
Black Panther
Ty Plainsman
Andrew Tully
Evergreen
Emily Post
Louisiana
McKeithen
High Court
America
Jay Henry
Alabama
George Wallace
Avenue Q
Henry J. Taylor
H. Ross Perot
Electronic Data Systems, Inc
Mr. Perot
Wall Street
Rome
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