Editor and Publisher Char. Al Guy Featured on Page 12
Char. Al Guy serves as editor and publisher, with page 12 highlighting his role and contributions to the newspaper.
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Chas. AL Guy
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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1970
Page
7
Memorial Day observances in Lubbock gain prayer and half staff tribute
Memorial Day in Lubbock will include a national day of prayer for permanent peace proclaimed by President Nixon with a 11 am to noon hour of united supplication. He also directs half staff all day on federal buildings and vessels. A local memorial for May 11 tornado victims will be added with a 10 am service at City of Lubbock Cemetery involving veterans and citizens.
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Lubbock
Nixon
United
Vietnam
United States
City of Lubbock
Cambodia
Saigon
U.S
Senate
United Presbyterians
United Methodists
Southern Baptists
David F. Anderson
United Press International
National Council of Churches
Robert Finch
Chareer
Thomas Forcade
Federal Commission
Commission
Forcade
Fresno State College
Johnny Lindsay
Thurmond Hayes
Nixon Knoxville Visit Shows Public Backing for President
President Nixon appeared in Knoxville Tennessee at a Billy Graham event to praise spiritual progress and emphasize non political support. The Knoxville audience of about 120000, a college town home to the University of Tennessee, greeted him with evident goodwill and listened attentively as he spoke of unity and national spirit.
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Knoxville
Tenm
United States
White House
Tenn
University of Tennessee
Billy Graham
Fulbright taunts and a Knoxville visit stir national debate
The column mocks Senator Fulbright for calling South Vietnam's Nguyen Ky an "Asian Agnew" and discusses his Knoxville trip seen as political ahead of June 2 primaries and November elections. It notes 70 000 supporters and 300 protesters while praising the President's Knoxville appearance and urging restraint from critics.
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Sen
J. William Fulbright
South Vietnam
Nguyen Ky
Agnew
Fulbright
Arkansas
WCTU
U.S
William Shakespeare
J. William
Knoxville
Alabama
al Gore
Daniel Rather
CBS
Washington
Philharmonic Teams Meet in Little League Style Showdown
The New York Philharmonic and the American Symphony fielded teams in a playful baseball game. The Phils defeated the Symphs 16 to 9 after five innings as music director Leopold Stokowski, age eighty, threw out the first ball.
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New York Philharmonic
American Symphony
Phils
Leopold Stokowski
The
Symphony
War’s basic issue how to start negotiations in Vietnam
The article argues the main task is persuading North Vietnam and the Viet Cong to negotiate meaningfully in Paris. It notes antiwar protests have shifted focus from Cambodia to ending the war and warns that without Soviet and Chinese backing, peace remains unlikely as U.S. troop withdrawals proceed.
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United States
Paris
Flag Day Observance Proposed in Lubbock
Local talk surrounds June 14 as a formal Flag Day effort in Lubbock. Veterans groups and civic clubs could form a Committee of the Whole to organize a strong Stars and Stripes remembrance, countering attacks on Old Glory and inviting broad public participation.
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Lubbock
Stars and Stripes
Muskie aides press organizing push for 1972 bid
Marianne Means reports Muskie advisers urge Sen Edmund Muskie to shift from speeches to building a full time campaign network including fundraising and promotion. Jack Valenti joins as a key adviser while church membership trends and church politics frame potential support amid broader political shifts.
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Washington
Sen
Edmund Muskie
Muskie
Jack Valenti
The
Motion Picture Association
Valenti
Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
Muskle
New York
Collleagues
Manhattan
Era of bullies and reform calls in national turmoil
An opinion piece railing at the spread of labor strikes and public-sector protests. It condemns sanitation workers in Hell City for an illegal three day walkout after a small pay raise, attacks officials and unions, and portrays a broader national pattern of surrender to perceived bullies. It also notes Muskie campaign planning and a revived Ringling Brothers show with Europeanized production and new stars.
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Washington
Thurmond Hayes
Hell City
Sanitation Workers’ Union
D.C
Valenti
Harry McPherson
Muskie
THOSF
MORF
Ringling Brothers-Barnum & Bailey Circus
Houston
Roy Hotheing
Astrodome Fame
Rbb&b
Amusing Q and A Snippets From a Curious Column
A collage of Q and A jokes and notes covers topics from greyhounds and whales to tadpoles bears and tobacco. It includes trivia on teeth in whales and shingle life spans, plus a quip about 13th century handholding in England and Hollywood street chatter.
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England
Hollywood
Jest For Fun Involving Colorful Trash On Return Home
A man recalls a friend who humorously describes a woman who cooked for him years ago. Each evening she carried a paper sack with colored scraps and bits from fruit and vegetables, saying she took it home to “put it in my own garbage.”
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