Lubbock Daily Leader Parker Prouty Heads Editorial Marks
Parker Prouty serves as president and CHAS A Guy serves as editor and publisher at the Lubbock Avalanche Journal group as the paper notes its morning edition for Tuesday October 22 1968 on the South Plains.
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United States of America
Humphrey Debates Nixon Plot Narrow Gains Seen
Democratic chairman Lawrence O'Brien argues Humphrey would gain little from debating Nixon while noting pressure from voters for a showdown remains. He explains the Electoral College dispute could hinge on an Nixon Wallace arrangement, with Humphrey viewed as least acceptable to Wallace.
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Berry Cartoon Sparks Whimsical Political Warns
Charlie Berry’s Berry’s World cartoon portrays George Wallace at a rally with running mate Gen Curtis LeMay. LeMay allegedly warns of January and punishment for anarchists a playful take on campaign tensions and free speech in a humorous era newspaper context.
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Breathalyzer to Aid DWI Enforcement Expands in Texas
The Texas Department of Public Safety announces new breathalyzer devices will be deployed in Tula Childress and Amarillo soon. England saw more suspects caught and fewer happy hours as the system increased guilty verdicts and reduced drunk driving. Critics note a separate problem as witnesses disappear delaying court action long after arrests.
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Teague defends Congress as rep of people in sharp letter
The letter from Rep Tiger Teague of East Texas defends Congress as the body representing citizens. He argues that while some members may be irresponsible or dishonest, Congress overall serves the public and reflects diverse views including fair representation for all groups.
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Smile Wanes in Nation As Humor Slips to Upper Lip
An author laments the decline of genuine humor in America noting people smile with the upper lip while sarcasm and snarl dominate. He argues that true jokes that produce real laughs are becoming increasingly scarce.
Negative Vote plan pitched for next U.S. president
Frontrunner Frankenheimer promotes a plan where voters choose Against Nixon, Against Humphrey, or Against Wallace at the polls. The candidate with the fewest votes would win but only with an absolute minority, otherwise it goes to the house. The aim is to boost turnout and engagement by letting voters express opposition.
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McGovern Draws Wallace Voters In South Dakota
In Aberdeen area and at Sison Falls in South Dakota, George McGovern faces a strong Republican tide yet gains Wallace supporters. Voters express a mood of blunt distrust toward politics and Washington, with mixed bumper stickers showing support for both candidates.
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Nixon would pursue Kennedy style tax policy for ghettos
The piece argues Nixon would adopt Kennedy era tax cuts and investment credits to stimulate private investment in ghettos, including five year depreciation write offs and five year tax holidays. It notes Republican favors on reducing income surtaxes, plus a National Risk Bank proposal, while contrasting McGovern’s anti establishment stance and limited outside help.
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Jest For Fun Optimist hopes normalcy returns someday
The column reflects on optimism and pessimism about returning to normal life, highlighting contrasting views and humor about everyday resilience in society. It captures a light, reflective tone from Mickey Porter for the Akron Beacon Journal.
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Akron Beacon Journal
Korean constabulary deaths reported in South Korea
SIOUL Home Minister T. Y. Yun said about 40 loyal Korean constabulary members were killed fighting rebels in American-occupied South Korea. Also noted are Stevenson seeking senate probe of the Johnson runoff, the Harvest Holiday parade in Brownfield, and opera tenor Mauritz Melchoir visiting Lubbock.
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Metropolitan Opera
McCarthy image tarnishes as year ends
Marianne Means notes Sen. Eugene McCarthy’s sulky stance after losing the nomination. He demands impossible concessions from Humphrey over Vietnam and may be aiding Nixon’s election, while Muskie endorsement is ignored. Johnson warned Humphrey about McCarthy long ago.
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Vietnam
Bad News and Publicity in Vandalism Response
A guest editorial defends printing bad news to inform the public about vandalism. It cites Greenville and Charlottesville cases showing that publicity led to action and reduced vandalism. The piece argues balanced reporting aids corrective measures without inflaming passions.
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Microwave signals may keep migratory ducks from aircraft
Canadian scientists report microwave signals can make waterfowl fly away from planes. The method aims to reduce bird strikes, promising safer air travel though not ruling out other risks.
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Jacksonville
Florida Times Union
Giant Markets offers computerized price comparisons for shoppers
Giant Markets in Carlisle PA markets a first time offer where customers who submit shopping lists receive a computer checked price comparison between Giant Markets and four other local chains. The program, run by a rented central computer, claims savings of up to 250 dollars annually.
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