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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1968
Page
2
The publication from Lubbock Texas on Monday Morning October 7 1968 presents the pledge of allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands with the promises of justice and indivisibility for all citizens.
The article defends General LeMay's stance on using nuclear weapons in war and contrasts his views with Vice President Humphrey's. It argues Truman's decision to drop the A bomb shortened the war and saved lives, referencing Pearl Harbor and Bataan deaths to support the wartime action.
Traffic police in Charleston South Carolina encountered a three year old boy riding a tricycle in the middle of a busy highway challenging trucks and cars to race. The scene contrasts with adults who imitate childish road behavior, creating a frightening dynamic for travelers.
Washington expert urges saving two four-letter words as national heritage. Prof Weymouth Langue warns overuse dulls impact, cites riots and antiwar protests. Campaign proposed to reserve these words for anger only when dialogue fails.
Analysis suggests Humphrey’s pledge to halt bombing mirrors Johnson policy and lacks concrete concessions from Hanoi. North Vietnam demands unconditional halt plus rapid troop withdrawal before negotiating. The piece notes risk debates and questions whether a bombing pause alone could yield peace or influence Paris talks.
Edward L. Phillips condemns immoral content in media and urges readers to uphold moral codes. He argues that exposing immoral words and images multiplies harm, calls for adherence to religious and civic standards, and warns crime and vice rise when decency is abandoned. He signs from Andrews.
The piece notes Hubert Humphrey’s crime policy is seen as scholarly and weak against Nixon who uses crime to critique the administration. It highlights two UN ambassadors Arthur Goldberg and George Ball as possible political assets, while mocking the public’s recognition of such figures. It ends suggesting Nixon might trade for a strong police chief.
Mrs Aryvil Lee Campbell of Floydada criticizes Smith and Barnes for running on the Democratic ticket but not embracing the national party. She urges true Democrats to back the banner from courthouse to White House, citing Humphrey on progress through the party and independence if not aligned.
A small but vicious hurricane killed 12 in Cuba and battered Key West and Miami before turning out to sea. The storm’s path brought damage to southern Florida while offshore, residents faced rising tides and strong winds.
Senator Waller F Mondale of Minnesota calls Christians to lead a push for broader social measures. He frames church members as pivotal in shaping policy and urges organized action.
The piece blasts George W. Ball for a swift resignation after confirmation as UN Ambassador. It accuses him of damaging US credibility over Vietnam policy and questions his consistency. The column narrows to Ball and Humphrey, accusing them of shifting positions and distorting facts in a broader critique of Washington politics.
In a guest editorial the Florence Morning News argues for a federal postal corporation to run the mail free of bureaucracy and patronage. It compares with Britain's profitable postal service and cites ongoing congressional study of reform as the path to delivering mail profitably.
Retail buyers report hibachi grills surge across chains like Kresge and Murphy driven by compact size and longer summer demand. Stores claim hibachis stack easily, freeing floor space, as customers trade up from under $10 full-size grills to higher quality models selling through July.
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