Local Lubbock Paper Highlights Newspaper Credits
Fragmented text from Lubbock Avalanche-Journal references publishing details and wire service credits. The garbled lines mention The Associated Press, Dallas Texas representation, and a weekly weekday publication pattern amid unclear context.
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Labbe
Tevas
Prins” Hewapaper
Opietnet
Way Any
Lubbock Sentlande
Been
Journal Publishing Company
Lubcock
Texans
Fragmented OCR Note on 1974 US Publication
Partial readable text mentions United States of America and 1974 under a heading with names and dates. The legible portion is insufficient to identify event, location, or full context.
US braces on UN funding with potential cuts and policy shifts
The article discusses possible US reductions in United Nations funding and aid to the international body. It notes Senate factions and officials urging restraint, while administration figures endorse a tougher approach to delinquent nations and UN votes.
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Congress
U.S
Republic of China
Distinguished Alumni Honor at Annual Taneheon Ceremony
Four men will be honored at the Distinguished Alumni taneheon sponsored by the Ba Students Association and the University. Recipients include Charles Bo Tex Whornten, Dr John Ro Bertrand of Berry College, A Cash of Phamond Shamrock, and Dr George W Burnett of the Medical College of Georgia.
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TRIP
Cab Tras Veoh
Charles Bo Tex
Whornten Chammean
Patten Industries
Ines
John Ro Bertrand
Berry College
Mount Berry, Gas
A. Cash
Phamond Shamrock Corporations
George W. Burnett
School of Dentistry
Medical College of Georgia
Whornton
Datbhack
Snoodentalls "Ag
Chant Corporation
Latton Tadistrees
Ti. Guidance and Contrab Systems
Miaagiroe Disasomet Batten Industries
Tis
Beloit College plots sliding tuition plan to aid families
Beloit College proposes a sliding tuition scheme tied to net income and assets to help families afford private college. The plan targets households with incomes up to 21 000 dollars and assets up to 21 000, with adjustments for multiple children and no federal aid.
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Belote College
Wisconsin
Seattle
Ero Tamary
Miller Uopten
Beloits
Upton
Phenes Phan
Demonstrators Across Washington and Texas Protest War
A Veterans Day display in Washington featured members of the People’s Coalition for Peace and Justice urging to evict Nixon in 1972. In Texas a Killeen parade with Fort Hood servicemen objected to the war and chanted against leaders, while both sites disrupted traffic and drew sharp policing by authorities.
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Washington
Rapele-Tagale
People’s Coalition For Peace and Justice
Nixon
White House
Milwaukee
James Gropps
Paris
Indochina
Texas
Killeen
Fort Hood
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
Bergstrom Air Force Base
Austin
Principle of United Nations Seat Remains After Taiwan Expulsion
The author argues that expelling Taiwan from the UN undermines core international principles and harms nations, noting bipartisan congressional debate on funding and the risk to future U.S. influence. Taiwan, governing 14 million people, had operated independently for over two decades and contributed to UN aims.
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United Nations
China
Congress
United Sprites
Hugh Scott
House
Geraald Tord
Republic of China
Doane Rath
George Bush
William 2 Rovers
Tapean
UN Ae
Taiwan
General Assembly
Asia
Peking
Security
Council
United States
Soviet Union
France
Great Britain
Security Council
U.S
That Girl on Broadway and a Ledger of Masks
A playful column blends cinema with social satire and early 20th century travel notes. The author recalls a tour through Cajun country and Natchez, noting gardens and the concept of masks in everyday life.
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Looryanna
Natchez
Miss
Old South
Texas
Lindale
Nixon Plans To Shadow Campaign In 1972 Primaries
Informants say President Nixon will travel and appear at key primaries without stand-ins. He faces nine all-candidate states with varying eligibility rules, while McCloskey presses New Hampshire and California contests. Taft, Reagan, and Rockefeller may play Nixon slate roles. A Lindale visit yields local color about the Mayor and Nixon’s home-town ties.
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Washington
Nixon
Statesman
North Carolina
New Mexico
Oregon
Massachusetts
Florida
Wisconsin
Maryland
Tennessee
Nebraska
California
Paul
Pete) McCloskey
New Hampshire
McCloskey
Ronald Reagan
Ohio
Robert Taft
Nelson
Rockefeller
New York
Hizzoner
James H. Granberry
Lindale
Texas
Preacher Says Gambling Is Sin and a Means to Nothing
A preacher declares gambling a sin and a way to obtain something for nothing. He implies the speaker has never gambled in stating the last clause.
Jackson’s call to the left unsettles Democrats in 1972
Washington notes Andrew Tully argues Senator Henry Jackson’s invitation to a separate leftist party could unite a divided Democratic Party. Jackson claims the move clarifies Democratic stance and draws back disaffected blue collar voters while radicals risk alienation. Ed Muskie is urged to evaluate Jackson’s stance.
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Washington
Sen
Henry
Scoop
Jackson
Richard Nixon
Dwight Eisenhower
Scoop Jackson
Sibor
Nixon
Labor
Democratic Party
Bill Shannon
New York Times
Muskie
Fragments of Odd Facts and Old Jokes from A Yankee Column
A collage of trivia and quips spans topics from U S minting and old military orders to pronunciation debates and bizarre foods. It notes Connecticut as a state with low federal land, remarks on the Society of the Cincinnati, and jokes about Earthworms birth control and Irish speech.
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Connecticut
U.S. Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Baltimore
Society of the Cincinnati
Don Quimby
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Paassan
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Assembly
Mike Mansfield
Willam Bower- Vers
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Panhandle
Cash
MclLean
Amarillo
Burnett
Gov
Preston Smith
David Lawrence
Plainsman
Hallowe'en
Eden
Richard Armour
Bruce Biossat
Shadow
Smith County
Marybelle McCleskey
George
Thoroner
Mayor Granberry
Boy Scouts
FBI
Lubbock
Hoosey
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Lubbock City Hall
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A Thant
Gen
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L. M. Boyd
Army Medical Corps
Port Worth
Wes
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