Lubbock Avalanche Journal Morning Edition 1969
Lubbock Avalanche Journal published daily morning edition with Parker F Prouty as president and Chas A Guy as editor and publisher. It operates under Associated Press and United Press affiliations and adheres to U.S. flag and country ideals. Lubbock, Texas. September 8, 1969.
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Dallas
Texas
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United Presetts
deNag Lally Pre Pit
Parker F Prouty
Israel strikes Egyptian army HQ deep inside Egypt
An Israeli commando raid 160 miles into Egypt targets the army headquarters. The operation destroys much of the facility, causing casualties including senior officers. The attack exposes weaknesses in Egypt’s radar and air defenses amid tensions with Nasser’s regime. The raid used helicopters and involved fewer than 40 commandos.
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Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Israel
Nasser
Russia
Cairo
Aswan Dam
Dirksen Signals Hope After Lung Tumor Removal
Senator Dirksen underwent surgery to remove a malignant lung tumor. Doctors say it has not spread, suggesting a possible return to work within about two months. Colleagues will miss his mellifluous voice as he contemplates retirement around 1974 if health permits.
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Feverett
McKinley Dirksen
Senate
Dirksen
Rory's Son Refuses Presidency Offer at University
A university offers its presidency to Rory's son after he is denied admission as a student. The student refuses, noting he would not take a job as head of the university despite high pay and perks. The scene ends with the applicant walking out as the interview asks another question.
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Rory
Vind
Russia China friction seen as major world peace threat
Article notes Pravda warns of a potential Soviet Chinese war with global reach. It discusses Soviet aims to deter Red China’s borders clashes, calls for UN convening and international diplomacy to prevent a large scale conflict and to foster sovereignty and self determination worldwide.
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Red China
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Asia
Japan
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China
Food tax defeat sparks grocery price fears drive
In a heated reaction to the defeated sales tax on food, residents warn of rising prices at the grocery store. They note pennies and even higher costs on items like chips and peaches, fearing many families will struggle to afford basics as prices stay elevated.
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Avalanche Journal
Kenneth Stevens Jr
St Tal Wock
Flat Chests and Fashion Backlash Stir Public Debate
Andrew Tully cites designers shifting to clothes for flat-chested women and mocks glamor photography while calling for feminine attire and bust emphasis. He critiques magazine layouts and notes broader social tensions, including sex education debates and AMA positions. The letter is signed by A B Tibbets, Midland.
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Avalanche Journal
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American Medical Association
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American Association of Physicians and Surgeons
Texas Medical Association
San Antonio
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Slecus
A. B. Tibbets
Texas, Midland
Cure Urged For Litter At Prairie Dog Town
A reader urges action to clean Prairie Dog Town in Lubbock, criticizing trash strewn around the tourist site and calling for more trash barrels and regular cleanup to keep the town attractive to visitors. The letter is signed by John Ambrose of 1604 38th St.
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John Ambrose
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Offhand Thoughts on Simpler Money Borrowing Past
A brief musing contrasts earlier times with today noting life was simpler and borrowing money cost less. The author reflects on economic ease and nostalgia for past financial practices.
Cripps Calls Readjustments to Stabilize Global Economies
Sir Stafford Cripps urged Britain and Canada to study economic readjustments to prevent frequent crises as the United Kingdom faces ongoing financial pressures. The statement signals potential policy shifts in shared economic aims between allies.
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Washington
Stafford Cripps
1.S
Britain
Canada
Environmental stewardship as 1970s goal for earth
Marianne Means argues the 1970s must focus on protecting Earth's environment rather than exploring new worlds. She urges joint action against pesticides erosion and overpopulation, calling for standards balancing economic needs with natural resources and living conditions.
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Earth
Pewiss
Editorial on tax policy and government spending
A fragmented editorial argues about federal taxes and the cost of living, listing percentages for income tax, licenses, insurance, and social programs. It notes debt, Vietnam era spending, and proposes consideration of tax rates and public services. The piece blends critique with calls for clarity in fiscal policy.
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Vietnam
Dry cleaning drop offs in garages boost city service
A Cincinnati firm pioneered garage drop off cleaning 16 years ago and claims steady daily extra revenue. A Kreger Building executive cites convenience for busy professionals who park in building garages and drop off dry cleaning any weekday for pickup later.
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Jatsakes Brothers Cleansers
Parkas
Kreger
Kroger
Bilding
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