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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1970
Page
22
Fragmented Peace Pledge Amid U N Debates
Fragmented public pledge text discusses the United States and Palestine issues, mentioning nations, editors, and contested aims. It references the Palestinian question, sanctions, and calls for restraint to avert future conflicts amid a chaotic transcription of political debate.
Football Season Opens Amid Confusing OCR Fragments
Scattered text describes a college football season kickoff with mentions of coaches players and a large crowd at Jones Stadium. Readers are urged to anticipate a season marked by unclear notes on teams schedules and potential record crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jing Carter
Jones Stadium
Elvis
Carlen
Vectos Erid Menter
Jookine
Anti-Strike Ideas Discussed By President Gears Rhetoric
The talk centers on avoiding railroad and other strikes through voluntary arbitration and collective bargaining. President Gears urges a framework where wages may be excluded from final terms but disputes go to the American Arbitration Association if talks stall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturn
Sigmine
Dels
Labor policy debate favors voluntary bargaining approach
The text argues for voluntary negotiated settlements in labor disputes, suggesting government should not force outcomes. It cites a preference for private bargain and notes divisions over federal mediation and administration stance on collective bargaining as central to the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dias
Federa Intersenben
Pont
Hao
James Hades
TUS
Drouint Bach Faeton
Ettesiip
Orcs
Gsastivogs
Its Safe. NTSB deems safest travel by elevator
A garbled report claims the National Transportation Safety Board states elevators are the safest travel mode with a fatality rate of one in four billion riders. The text suggests scenery and passenger numbers but remains unclear on specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Transportation Safety Board
Travedine
Nixon Urges Broad Support Amid Economic Crisis
Washington report notes President Nixon seeks cross‑party backing in Congress during midterm crisis. It discusses potential repercussions for domestic policy, foreign relations, and Vietnam, warning that a Republican majority could stabilize the economy and end the war, while opposition gains might deepen recession and uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Congress
Nixon
Senate
House
Vietnam
South Vietnam
America
Cease-Fire Effort Draws Mix of Support and Skepticism
U.S. discussions on a Vietnam cease fire draw cautious enthusiasm from White House sources and mixed reactions in Congress. Senators Jackson and Nason push a supervised truce tied to international oversight, while Moscow and Hanoi weigh influence and timing amid broader peace talks.
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Perservatas
Washington
Ato
Tides
Phos
Henry Jackson
di Wash
Wise
Jackson
Nason
Morcesor
Johnson
Naser
Nixon
Paris
Ron Ziegler
United States
Capitol IH
Soviet Union
Moscow
Vietnam
China
Southeast Asia
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Peking
India
Laos
Thailand
Cambodia
Jackson and Co
Middle East
Italy in Crisis as Coalition Splits and Communists Rise
Rome reports a collapsing Italian coalition led by a NATO ally government now seen as ineffective. Communists are blamed for blocking decisive action and steering a path toward disruption and potential self-destructive splits within the ruling factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Pass It On Questions and Curiosities Feature
A column by L. M. Boyd invites reader letters on a mix of topics from love and war to odd facts. It includes playful anecdotes about social scenes, famous child stars, and curious queries, inviting input for future installments.
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Mi Boyd
PLO
Santa Monica
Califtea
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