Lubbock Avalanche-Journal notices and ads excerpt
Fragmentary text shows a Lubbock Texas reference with dating to daily morning ads and a mention of The Associated Press and United Press. It reads as an advertising or notice fragment from Dalyas Park fenced wire and local business notices rather than a complete news item.
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Hoe South Paina
AvalAnchée-Journal
Evening i Company, Inc
Ras Lennutpatias
Texas
Associated Press
United Press
THAS Editor Publisher Letter from Texas Edition
Section P Ln THAS presents a Tuesday Morning October 26 edition from Babbock Texas. The page includes editorials and national stance statements reflecting United States governance and foundational principles.
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Thas. A. Guy
GK Ee Allextance
United States of America
Hepublic
Far Enen
One Nation
Gnd
Elheriy Ant eInstlee
Alt
Babbock
Texas
Courts Fight Over Redistricting Plans and Schedules
State and federal courts face a tangled redistricting dispute as the Redistricting Board's plan prompts suits from Oscar Manes of Dallas and others. They argue districts favor Harris County while Dallas Tarrant and Bexar counties would be underrepresented. Filing deadlines loom February 7 with November 7 residence rules for candidates, while incumbents may be forced to pair districts or adjust plans. The outcome hinges on court action and possible legislative guidance.
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Ito
Beeders
Oscar Manes
Dallas
Wall
Reinstance Reditendens Board
Ronge
Sitele
Vital Huse
Nate
Debwin Tones
Lubbock
Ralph Wayne
Plainview
Wallaet
India Eyes U S Aid Ties Amid Pakistan Tensions
The article outlines India U S relations strained by West Pakistan arms support and refugee burdens. It notes India’s sheltering refugees, requests for aid totaling 584 million, and a looming 250 million additional request. It mentions Gandhi’s views on U S Pakistan balance and a 20 year Soviet treaty shaping regional dynamics.
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U.S
Pakistan
India
Bengal
Nixot
Congress
Wre
New York Tames
Gandhi
Russia
Hunt
Nixon seeks peace by engaging Red China and the USSR
The document argues Nixon aims to shift strategy in Vietnam by engaging Red China and the Soviet Union to secure a peace agreement. It discusses potential troop withdrawals, halting military shipments to North Vietnam, and pursuing broader economic gains through improved Sino Soviet relations to reduce global tensions.
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Vietnam
Nixon
Seth
Henry Kissiiger
Peking
Sie
Asia
North Atlante Treaty Organization
Eurpe
Tec
Fekas
Red Chinese
Niven
Mosemetos
Southeast Asia
United States
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
MR. Nenon
Red China
Soviet Union
Moscow
NATO
Patriana
Yunould
Europe
Western Europe
China
Meany Demands Immediate Wage Pay During Freeze
AFL-CIO leader George Meany, after pressuring Nixon for Pay Board autonomy, plans to demand immediate release of wages withheld during the wage-price freeze ending November 13. Meany calls the withheld sums worth hundreds of millions, signaling a tough bargaining stance to extend labor influence.
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Washington
Nixon
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Meany
Blount Brings White House Backing for Alabama Senate Bid
Washington report outlines Winton Blount's move from postal chief to Senate hopeful with White House blessing and notes tensions over his independent stance. It covers Meany and the Pay Board debates on retroactive wage payments and the broader inflation fight, plus Blount’s race against Senator Sparkman in Alabama.
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Washington
Winton Blount
U.S. Postal Service
Alabama
White House
Blount
Mails
Walter Hickel
Presient
Meany
Tripartite Pay Board
Labor
Managment
Nixon
Frerce
Soa
France
Postmasters
Los Angeles
George Wallace
John Sparkman
GOP
James Martin
Lister Hill
John Grenier
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Grenier
Martin
Wage Stabilization Board
Mr. Nixon
Haton
Sparkman
Senate Banking Committee
Lib Ladies Spark Debate on Sex Roles in Tarrytown
Andrew Tully surveys a panel of Clare Luce Crist and Gloria Steinem at a “Weekend of Film Food and Talk in the Country” in Tarrytown New York. The discussion challenges beliefs about female empowerment and male roles amid a political climate.
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Washington
White House
New York Times
Tarrytown
N.Y
Women’s Liberation Movement
Clare Boothe Luce
Judith Crist
Gloria Steinem
Lib
Clare Luce
Betty Friedan
Rep
Bella Abzug
Judy Crist
Miss Steinem
Luce- Crist-Steinem
Bustling Q and A Spin Through Names and Notions
A column blends trivia on wealthiest actresses Doris Day Elizabeth Taylor and Audrey Hepburn with digressions on Octavia name meaning and Carl Sandburg’s novel snippet. It also notes shifting ancestry demographics Italians leading German and Canadian lines, plus a short history of Henry R Heyl the milk bottle inventor and the phasmatrope invention.
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Doris Day
Elizabeth Taylor
Audrey Hepburn
Lucille Ball
Octavia
Fort Worth Tax Notice and Address Salvage
Fragmentary OCR shows a mailing address for Mr. Boyd at Box Tho Fort Worth and mentions taxes. The readable text is incomplete but suggests a tax related notice or correspondence with an individual named Pete or Peete and an address in Fort Worth.
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Mr. Boyd
Fort Worth
Taxes
Conservatives press toward win in national elections
London reports the Conservatives dealt Socialism a smashing blow and near victory returning Winston Churchill to the prime ministership after six years out. Washington notes higher clothing prices push the government's cost of living index to a new peak.
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Lubbock Morning Avalanche
London
Winston Churchill
Washington
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