Lubbock Avalanche Journal Morning Edition September 6 1969
A damaged front page reads as a 1969 Lubbock Avalanche Journal morning edition. It notes publishing details with names Parker F. Prouty editor Chas A Guy and mentions the United States flag pledge. The page marks date and city as Lubbock Texas with Associated Press and United Press International affiliations.
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Lubbocck Avalanche-Journal
Sunldey
Lubberk Avalanche Journal
Vente Bidstion
Avalanche Fouynal Publishing Company, Inc
Sth St. and
Ave
J. Lubbock
Texas
National Advertising
Dpenas Lativ Press League
Dallas
Cirer
Associated Press
United Press International
Parker F. Prouty
Chas. A. Guy
Parisiener
OURPL
Kngk Ye
Cnited
America
Lubbock
Infiltrated by Militants at National Student Association Convention
The National Student Association convention at Paso reveals militant infiltration within NSA chapters across campuses. Delegates chose Charles Palmer of UC Berkeley as president amid protests and demonstrations opposing taxes. Hoover warns of rising campus disorder while urging peaceful, orderly change in higher education.
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Friends of Higher Education
National Student Association
FE Paso
Charles Palmer
University of California At Berkeley
People's Park
NSA
Students For A Democratic Society
People’s Liberation Party
Black Students Union
FRE
J. Edgar Hoover
U.S
Hinchey remembered for lifelong service in Texas
R F Hinchey who died at 82 in Lubbock left a lasting legacy across Texas New Mexico Colorado and Oklahoma through Rotary Club work and the Cerebral Palsy Clinic He served as treasurer and ran monthly reports at the Downtown Rotary Club and was a former West Texas Gas executive shaping public image and service His death ends a quiet, influential career and a life of community devotion.
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Texas
New Mexico
Colorado
Oklahoma
R. F. Hinchey
Hinchey
Lubbock
Rotary Club
Ray Hinchey
Old West Texas Gas Co
Pioneer
Governors summon Harris shocks Democratic Governors
Democratic Governors issue an unexpected summons to Sen. Fred Harris of Oklahoma during their convention in Colorado Springs. The move reflects deep policy rifts and a morale crisis within the party as Harris faces party leaders amid a tense Labor Day weekend confrontation.
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Colorado Springs
Fred Harris
Oklahoma
Harris
Senate
Utah
Calvin Rampton
North Carolina
Robert Scott
U.S
Fred
John Sweeney
Sen
Geo McGovern
South Dakota
Hughes
Iowa
Washington
Conyers in protest over wartime spending and postwar policy
Rep John Conyers argues that postwar funds should aid cities and people, not military programs, and questions White House forecasts on peacetime spending. He warns against sustaining large wars and urges Congress to determine priorities while noting urban needs and fiscal restraint.
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Washington
John Conyers
Dmich
Congress
White House
Conyers
Nixon
Urban Affairs Council
Moynihan
Johnson
Saigon
Vietnam
Laos
Africa
Richard Nixon
New York
John Lindsay
Galveston Senator Schwartz Faces Senate Fallout
In Austin the Senate confronted Galveston figure A R B Babe Schwartz after he called for Moore to be killed by smoking over time during a cigarette tax debate. Colleagues denounced his shouting and remarks about constituents and illiteracy, with Ralph Hall and Jim Bates among critics.
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Senate
Austin
Galveston
Sen
A. RB
Babe) Schwartz
William Moore
Bryan
Schwartz
Moore
Jim Bates
Edinburg
Ralph Hall
Rockwall
Mike McCool
Dallas
Tur
Homemaker Philosopher Quips On Age And Looks
A framed quotation declares a man ages by feeling and a woman by appearance. The remark questions whether cosmetics grant extra power or merely reflect perception.
Threat to press freedom in House bill taxes news content
Washington reports that a DC revenue bill proposal would impose a four percent tax on news content and services for newspapers magazines and broadcasts. Senator Spong questions the constitutional risk arguing the tax could punish press freedom and set a dangerous national precedent.
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Washington
House of Representatives
District of Columbia
Senate
William B. Spong Jr
Virginia
United States
Sutherland
Court of the
Supreme Court
Congress
Louisiana
Moscow presses call for new Yugoslav party to topple Tito
Cominform urges quick rise of a new Communist party in Yugoslavia to overthrow Marshal Tito. Labor Day weekend toll climbs with 480 deaths in a grim nationwide total plus 119 more deaths in other incidents. In Royse City, a fire devastates four businesses and damages a fifth, with losses around $150000.
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Lubbock
Moscow
Communist Party
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Royse City
Texas
Kennedy Chappaquiddick Critique Reflects Liberal Shortcomings
Henry J. Taylor argues the Edward M. Kennedy tragedy exposes flaws in liberal leadership. He says Kennedy and allies failed to act decisively, endured staged responses, and fostered a culture of silence and doubt that damages public trust and questions leadership credibility.
Computer Marketing Boosts Paperback Book Sales
Publishers offer chain stores a marketing and inventory control computer that analyzes past sales and predicts trends. It handles ordering and removing titles, while buyers choose new titles and displays. In Montgomery Ward tests near Detroit, sales rose 300 percent and stock turnover climbed from 2.2 to 8 percent.
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Montgomery Ward
Detroit
Londoner seeks court ruling on spouse gender in 1963 case
A London man applying for annulment asks a court to determine if his spouse is male or female. The remark highlights a late curiosity about gender. A historian questions whether population density drives war in two senses.
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Novak
Maryland
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Missouri
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David Lawrence
London
Henry J. Taylor
Edward M. Kennedy
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Chappaquiddick Cottage
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Hubert H. Humphrey
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Charles Bartlett
Ted Kennedy
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Chappaquiddick
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Alexei N. Kosygin
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Kosygin
Distatty
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Mr Kennedy
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