Avalanche-Journal announces morning edition and publishing details
The Avalanche Journal, an independent newspaper, notes its morning edition from Beditcky Stans, with publication on Sundays and evening editions in Dallas. It lists Chas A Gut as editor and publisher and mentions wire services and advertising representatives.
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End to Intercept hinges on Mexico curbing narcotics flow
The piece argues Mexico can halt U S Operation Intercept by pledging decisive action against marijuana and narcotics trafficking. It notes easy Rio Grande border ties, criticizes token inspections, and urges Mexico to acknowledge the problem and cooperate to pressure end of the program.
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Protesters in Congress seek Vietnam pullout history
A conservative critique labels a minority of Senators and Representatives as irresponsible for anti Vietnam moves led by Sen Frank Church Sen Fred Harris and Sen Edward Kennedy. It argues Nixon should ignore October protests and condemns a Republican like Sen Charles Goodell for a unconditional withdrawal deadline.
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Veterans court action against Green Berets dropped
The Green Berets in South Vietnam faced possible court martial after a CIA cooperation breakdown and a double or triple agent was killed. The case was dropped as the CIA would not testify, approved by President Nixon for the sake of Special Forces and CIA. Critics may seize on the episode amid Vietnam War tensions.
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Education as a national debate over public schools and desegregation
A broad analysis discusses how private schools, federal funding, and court rulings shape desegregation efforts. It covers tuition grants, lunch funds, and the Fifth Circuit ruling on targeted district findings, along with debates over busing and federal versus state authority in school integration.
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That Girl on Broadway Fashion Philosophy Sparked by Liberace
A press agent notes Liberace’s suits allegedly cost $2000 each, and dismisses stories about mood shots causing wet weather. The statement mocks the notion that fashion reflects nature’s generosity and hints at sensational backstage rumors.
Crime Roundup on Urban Crime and Policy Debates
Washington essay critiques FBI crime report showing rises in violence 13 percent and armed robberies 20 percent in early 1969. It cites New York Domination in murders, notes racial angles in crime victimization, and mocks political responses while contrasting urban decay in Hell City and policy debates on drug interdiction.
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Do Not Be Misled About Reds in Letters to Editor
Joseph F. Demerath of 2400 44th St urges readers to view Soviet and Communist tactics with caution. He argues building bridges with communists is dangerous, cites Cuba and Vietnam as examples, and warns against appeasement and liquidation as tools of Bolshevik power.
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News Reporting In U S Scored By Midland Man
Maj. James Rowe, a five year prisoner of war, criticizes American antiwar news as heavily sourced from wire services and magazines. He names Time Newsweek AP UPL Pace Circus Ramparts as examples and urges readers to note the source he identifies. A. B. Tibbetts Midland Texas.
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Happy 15th anniversary sale at East Division Cleaners
Walter Saltzman of East Division Cleaners in Chicago offered prices from 15 years ago for two weeks to celebrate the shop’s 15th anniversary. The campaign claimed the difference would make customers happy and the response appeared strong. The piece also notes NatWest Bank Group ads in London promoting hairily bearded recruits and cautioning against shoulder-length hair near computers.
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