Lubbock Avalanche-Journal October 4 1971 Morning Edition
An OCR fragment from the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal dated Monday October 4 1971 shows publisher and wire service credits. The readable portion notes The Associated Press and United Press and CHAS A GUY as publisher in Lubbock Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilbbock
Avalanche-Journal
Ng Ihisning Company, Inc
National Advertio
Dallas
Texan
Associated Press
United Press
Lubbock
Texas
Washington spends freely as deficit fears rise
The piece criticizes Congress for expanding anti poverty and child development programs while pushing large tax cuts. It notes Senate pressure to boost school lunch funding without funds, warns of rising deficits, and alleges politicians fear re election yet continue borrowing. It calls for budget realism and restraint.
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Congress
House
Federal
Senate
George H. Mahon
Lubbock
House Appropriations Committee
Ways and Means
Washington
Promoted Letters and Public Discourse in U S Context
A critique of mail campaigns to Congress and editors, noting promoted letters and auto generated signatures. It cites the Taft cancer letters example and discusses how newspapers handle letters to the editor and the value of genuine correspondence. It ends with a cultural observation on aging and retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Lubbock
Nixon
Peking
Scripps-Howard
Washington
Ohio
Sen
Robert Taft
Cancer Foundation
Significance Of Free Press Controversy Examined In Senate Hearings
The Constitutional Rights Subcommittee opens hearings on freedom of the press, debating government and court injunctions over publications. Officials defend press rights amid Pentagon Papers and Attica riot coverage, while questions arise about censorship, cooperation, and handling stolen documents.
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Washington
Senate
Pentagon
Herbert G. Klein
Nixon
Ronald J. Ziegler
White House
Department of Justice
Nixon pressured by advisers and Saudi oil allies over Israel aircraft sale
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report rising inside the administration unease over Nixon withholding Phantom aircraft to satisfy Israeli demands. Arab rulers and domestic politicians frame the push as a political gamble connected to 1972 fundraising and Middle East policy.
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Washington
Nixon
Middle East
Saudi Arabia
U.S
Israel
TV satire and Middle East clash shape Nixon autumn message
A column heaps on TV honesty and hospital mishaps while detailing Spiro Agnew noting a Soviet fighter in Egypt. It covers a secret Oval Office talk with Prince Fahd about Israel Sinai control and U S energy security, showing Nixon's foreign policy dilemma amid Arab-Israeli tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spiro Agnew
Middle East
Soviet Union
Egypt
Suez Canal
U.S
Oval Office
Prince Fahd
Faisal
Saudi Arabia
Israel
Sinai Peninsula
Oilmen Leave Abadan After Nationalization Drive
In Abadan Iran British oilmen prepare to depart as Iranians take control of the oil empire. Iran's nationalization last March marks a watershed in Middle East energy policy.
Kibbee Named City University Chancellor
Dr. Robert J. Kibbee is newly named chancellor of City University of New York. The quote reflects a focus on student outcomes as a measure of university quality.
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Robert J. Kibbee
City University of New York
Fauntroy Defends Angela Davis Amid Bail Debate
Washington columnist criticizes Rep Walter Fauntroy for calling Angela Davis a political prisoner and argues the case centers on legal issues of bail and the capital charges. The piece questions Fauntroy’s motives and cites California law on capital offenses and bail eligibility. It notes Fauntroy’s prior local activity and mocks his broader stance on black politics.
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Washington
United States
District of Columbia
Congress
Walter Fauntroy
Fauntroy
Angela Davis
Miss Davis
San Rafael
Calif
Fountroy
Davis
California
Fauntroy Irk
L M Boyd Highlights History Oddities And Witty Observations
A column recalls lightning danger and the lumber needs for a five room house, then marks a century of inventions and events from Albany celluloid to Whistler. It notes the Peshtigo fire and the Weather Bureau birth, and recalls a prison medical test showing wrapped wounds heal faster than exposed ones.
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Albany
N.Y
Fred Goldsmith
Whistler
Peshtigo
Wis
Congress
U.S. Weather Bureau
San Quentin
Fragmented Postal Note From Fort Worth Letter Address
A damaged OCR fragment shows a note addressing a letter to LM Boyd in Fort Worth Texas. It references a P O Box 53036 and ZIP code 76102, but many characters are garbled.
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Wneneser Possimie
Firase
Boyd
P.O
Fort Worth
Texas
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Luppock
Tatemes
Chas. A. Guy
Tana
Oldster
David Lawrence
Ziegler
Agnew
Attica
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Mideast Wise
ART Buchwald
Logan
Staten Island
West Coast
Fanna Tulipe
Kelly
12Th Precinct
Edwards
Mr. Cummings
Anwar Sadat
Nasser
Jordan
Moscow
Sinai
Czechoslovakia
Prague
U. S
South Plains
Andrew Tully
Phony
Fauntroys
Nell City
Wilson
L. M. Boyd
Canada
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