Morning Edition introduces South Plains daily paper
The Morning Edition of the South Plains paper from Lubbock Texas is a joint effort with the Avalanche Journal Publishing Company. It notes editors Parker Prouty Chas A Guy and staff pledge allegiance to the flag and nation. The edition is dated Tuesday Morning October 8 1968.
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Texas Daily Press League
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Associated Press
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Chas. A. Guy
United States of America
Republic
Chad President Tombalbaye Visits Tech Texas
President Tombalbaye of Chad visited Texas Tech in Lubbock with an entourage. The trip featured a red carpet arrival at West Texas Air Terminal, a color flag ceremony, a Chad national anthem on the field, and a ranch visit near Post. Security handlers drew mild criticism for rigid actions during the stay.
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Lubbock
Tech
Grover Murray
Frances. Tombalbave
Republic of
Chad
Africa
Tombalbave
Texas
West Texas Air Terminal
San Antonio
Texas ‘Tech
Fombalbave
Colorado State
Spa
TUS
Secret Service
State Department
Hurrah For Zippies Of Ohio A Youth Band Movement
The Zippys of Columbus Ohio form a 140 member West High School Band driven group to counter other youth movements. They aim to boost American pride and organize public cheer events along with various activities to promote civic spirit and positive youth engagement.
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Columbus
Ohio
West High
Zippys
Four Tech alumni honored for public service and business leadership
Texas Tech names four 1968 Distinguished Alumni. Dana Thornton former Colorado governor Waggoner Carr former Texas House Speaker and attorney general Admiral Donald Chapman deputy JAG US Navy Porter Parris Tilton Hotels Corp vice president as Homecoming luncheon honorees. Zippy groups praised for positive civic example. Rose Bowl Band to represent West High School of Columbus in Pasadena.
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Texas Tech
Fach
Dana Thornton
Denver
Colorado
Waggoner Carr
Austin
Texas
Donald Chapman
Thalia
United States Navy
Porter Parris
Tilton Hotels Corp
Washington
Tech
Baylor County
Lubbock Philton
Archbishop approves risqué New Testament images
England reports the Archbishop of Canterbury has approved mod pictures for a new Bible edition. Images include Moses in a suit, Job’s daughter removing a bikini top, and a nude couple in an intimate scene. Critics warn the world may be going nuts.
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National Council of Churches
England
Canterbury
Moses
Job
Appeasement Tragedy Remembered From Thirty Years Ago
David Lawrence reflects on the Munich Agreement of 1938 and the start of World War II. He links appeasement to future conflicts and warns that without firm alliances and self determination, history could repeat in Southeast Asia today.
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Cout
Europe
Great Britain
France
Adolf Hitler
Neville Chamberlain
Munich
Nazi Germany
Sudetenland
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Hitler
Chamberlain
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Soviet Union
Stalin
Russia
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Far East
Japan
China
Southeast Asia
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Atlantic
Pearl Harbor
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Britain
North Vietnam
Moscow
Hanoi
Ball resigns UN post amid Paris talks turmoil
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report that George Ball quit as U S ambassador to the United Nations after clashing with Johnson over Vietnam policy and Paris talks with North Vietnam. Humphrey aides say Ball fears Johnson’s hard line and hints of a quid pro quo, while Ball’s departure unsettles the Hanoi negotiation effort.
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Humphrey
Senate
General Assembly
Vietnam
Beall
Salt Lake City
Ted van Dyke
Lawrence O'B Brien
William Welsh
Hanoi
Voters Split Over Nixon Humphrey Wallace In 1968 Campaign
Washington column notes Nixon lags among voters while Wallace attracts up to 20 percent in polls. It questions trust in Nixon and Humphrey as McCarthy Rockefeller dynamics complicate the race and Wallace shifts support. The piece criticizes Humphrey for fireworks rhetoric and lack of clear leadership.
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Washington
Toot Dewey
TMS
Dewey
Dick Nixon
Hubert Humphres
George Wallace
Gene McCarthy
Nelson Rockefeller
Wallace
Humphreys
Nixon
Ivory Towers
Marie Antoninette
Walter Lapparann
Columbia School of Journalism
Stokely Carmichael
John Birch Societys
Humphrey
Geore Gallup
Gallup
McCarthy
Rockefeller
Hime
Eliehes
Ife
Hubert Humphrey
Sumphrey
Capitol Hill
Quotes on Love and Faith Mix in Pope Paul VI Message
The passage notes Pope Paul VI's encyclical condemning artificial birth control as a challenging teaching. It also includes remarks from Florinda Bolkan about love, life, and fidelity along with a personal quip about being in love with one man at a time.
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Paul VI
Florinda Bolkan
Memory Lane: War reports and political 1948 framing
Digest of notes from 1918 and 1948 includes Russian air raids near Berlin claimed by Berlin reports, President Truman framing the 1948 choice as Republicans and big business against Democrats and the little fellow, sightings of flying saucers around San Francisco Bay triggering searches, and a West Lubbock apartment project proposal facing opposition at the city Planning and Zoning Commission.
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Truman
Big Business
Nixon Glad LBJ Is Out
ST. LOUIS Richard Nixon believes President Johnson would have been a tougher rival than Humphrey. He argues international events could derail campaigns, noting past crises shaped incumbents and suggesting only a Vietnam settlement might boost Humphrey’s chances.
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ST. Louis
Richard Nixon
Johnson
Humphrey
Nixon
Great Plains
White House
Indiana
Homer Capehart
Cuba
Barry Goldwater
U.S
Vietnam
Asia
West Germany
Soviet Union
Pushme Pullvett Parable Met in Federal Cigarette Policy
Guest editorial compares a mythical pushme pullvett to a sprawling federal system. It notes conflicting aims among agencies over cigarette advertising and smoking reduction. It highlights FTC opposition, Treasury tax goals, Agriculture subsidies for tobacco, and overseas promotion funded with taxpayer money.
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Surgeon General
United States
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
FTC
Treasury Department
Treasury
Department of Agriculture
Kleen Towne Offers Guaranteed 52-Week Pay to Full Timers
In Roseland, South Chicago area, Kleen Towne Dry Cleaners uses a guaranteed 52-week salary for all full time employees with annual increases tied to projected volume. Production workers receive a minimum that rises each year and is pro rated back to January 1. Sick leave is unlimited for now, with no abuses reported. The policy supports zero turnover in a tight labor market.
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Kleen Towne
Chicago
Roseland
Karney Boyajian
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