Veto Shock Draws National Reaction on Spending
The Nixon vetoes ripple nationwide as Congress pushes final bills before the election. Governors and agencies reassess Federal funding for essential programs while trimming new or increased pork barrel items. Lubbock airport and Halloween policing topics reflect broader budgetary tensions across states.
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Possum Fever Grips Alabama Breeders at Clanton Fair
At the International Possum Growers and Breeders Association second annual fair in Clanton Alabama a breeder paid 10540 dollars for a pedigreed male possum. Supporters claim possums may rival beef in meat markets while locals display Eat More Possum bumper stickers.
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Man Lies to Pollster Faces Moral Quandary
Washington writer recounts Zimbalist confessing to telling a Lou Harris pollster he would vote for Nixon. He fears political retaliation and professional ruin and contemplates turning himself in as a lie threatens poll accuracy.
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Editor Letter Appeals to Readers on Public Issues
The Avalanche Journal prints a note inviting letters from readers on public issues. It urges writers to include their true name and address and cautions that letters over 350 words are unlikely to be published.
Nixon Faces Inflation and Unemployment Ahead of Election
A political overview notes Nixon's inflation controls slow to curb rising prices while unemployment remains around 5.5 percent. McGovern attacks the economy, arguing for faster growth. Nixon warns against triggering mais inflation. The piece references pundit critiques, party platforms, and a letter from Charles Clough urging evolution in education and religion debates.
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Seouls Korean Front Tie Steep Ridge Fights in Progress
In Korea Reds push toward Sniper Ridge as Allied troops are forced back by heavy tunnel assaults on the central front. In Washington Gov Adlai Stevenson accuses Moscow of stalling a Korea armistice arguing Republican rhetoric reveals national disunity. In Texas officials plan a $6,677,000 city improvement bond program to fund projects statewide.
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A-J pledges to serve community with accuracy and unity
The article outlines The A J’s commitment to truthful reporting, stability amid change, and community service under new Morris Communications leadership. It emphasizes reliability, fairness, and continuity, vowing to be a public institution that supports the Home, Church, Schools, and Press while improving quality.
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L. M. Boyd column on panic traits and idle wisdom
The piece surveys theories on male panic resilience across western states and reviews old proverbs and fashion origins. It notes the author’s address in Fort Worth Texas and includes brief quips on Biblical misattributions and remodeling guidance.
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