Starta The Day On The South Plains Front Page
Morning Edition of an independent Democratic newspaper on weekdays with Sunday consolidation by Avalanche-Journal Publishing Company in Lubbock Texas. A pledge page and AP UPI wire service notes accompany editors Parker F Prouty and Ch A Guy, with date September 14 1968.
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United States of America
Republic
Lubbock
Texas
HUAC hearings eyed on Chicago disruption at Democratic convention
The House Un-American Activities Committee plans hearings in October on disturbances at the Chicago Democratic National Convention. Chairman Richard Schord says evidence suggests some leaders at Chicago are self admitted or aligned with Communist causes. The article argues HUAC serves public access to suspected subversion and urges decisive action by the Justice Department.
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U.S
House Un-American Activities Committee
HUAC
Chicago
Huac Subcommittee
Richard Schord
Missouri Democrat
David Dellinger
Vietnam
Justice Department
Edmund Muskie
Maine
J. William Fulbright
Arkansas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
Hot Springs
Ark
Paris
North Vietnam
America
Iowa
Neal Smith
Douglas Grounds For Vietnam War Dissent
Supreme Court Justice William O Douglas with Justice Potter Stewart urged reprieve for 113 Army Reservists facing Vietnam duty. The pair, dissenting with a 7 to 2 majority, argued on constitutional grounds while the court largely stayed out of executive and legislative decisions on war.
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William O. Douglas
Douglas
Potter Stewart
Gulf of Tonkin
Congress
Warren
Hugo L. Black
Cleveland
Campaign rhetoric pits truth against promises in Vietnam debate
Washington coverage analyzes how Humphrey and Nixon outline endgame hopes in Vietnam while Johnson warns of rising casualties if bombing stops. Paris reports say Hanoi seeks broader conditions even amid talk of an unconditional halt, with U.S. troop phases and peace prospects tied to campaign rhetoric.
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Hubert Humphrey
Denver
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Hanoi
Paris
United States
Johnson
New Orleans
American Legion
Humphrey
Vietnam
Richard Nixon
Israel
Middle East
Nguyen Thanh le
Pie Plan Persists Despite Opposition to Guaranteed Income
A national poll shows 36 percent in favor and 77 percent against a universal guaranteed income. AFL CIO officials say support is non existent in a work oriented culture, while critics call it pie in the sky for the lazy. Observers warn it would burden taxpayers and subsidize unwilling workers.
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Aflcio
Nothing a wife can’t make possible on Broadway
A column mix notes social vanity with a summer lifestyle and the joke about a neighbor’s age and a birthday cake. It quips about government money and status symbols, ending with a joke about a fire marshal and candles.
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Bne
Chicago forgery project nets gang leaders twenty five thousand
Washington columnist examines a $1 million Federal program by the Woodlawn Organization in Chicago aimed at education and training for the Blackstone Rangers and the Disciples. Treasury handwriting expert Coulder finds 499 of 536 records fraudulent, suggesting the gang leaders skimmed pay. Justice Department delays probe due to McClellan subcommittee records. The piece questions federal priorities and notes local political dynamics.
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Washington
Chicago
Justice Department
Treasury Department
Justice
Bertrand Harding
Office of Economic Opportunity
Sen
John McClellan
Ramsey Clark
Lyndon Johnson
McClellan
Clark
Woodlawn Organization
South Side
Blackstone Rangers
Disciples
Howard C. Coulder
Treasury
Doulder
Coulder
University of Chicago
Youth influence at APSA signals shift in political science field
Marianne Means notes American Political Science Association split over Chicago amid youth activism. Critics say professors overreact to student passion while the by law revision allowing graduate students to join and Marcus Raskin’s Radicals energize the rise of youthful influence within the association.
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American Political Science Association
Chicago
APSA
Marcus Raskin
Institute For Policy Studies
New ‘Fourth Party
Crumbling Wall Between Communism and Free West
Editorial argues a bloc of small nations forms a fragile buffer against Soviet control. It traces Yugoslavia Hungary Poland Romania Albania and Czechoslovakia as cracks in the wall and notes Ekrem Spahic a Yugoslav student at West Texas State who fends for freedom in America.
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Free West
Red Army
Soviet Union
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Moscow
Stalin
Tito
Washington
Hungary
United States
Budapest
Poland
Gomulka
Romania
Albania
Czechoslovakia
North American
Europe
Ekrem Spahic
West Texas State
America
Amarillo Daily News
Jest For Fun Solitude Is Reward Of Punctuality
Franklin P. Jones writes in the Philadelphia Bulletin that punctuality brings its own reward of quiet, personal amusement and self discipline. The remark frames time as a value that yields inner satisfaction and steadiness.
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Franklin P. Jones
Philadelphia Bulletin
Birdhouse Promotion Draws Young Shoppers to Kansas Store
A Kansas hardware retailer bought hundreds of bird house kits at 20 cents each and gave them to Boy Scouts. A contest rewarded neat, well-made birdhouses. Entries were displayed in the store and attracted families. Tools and supplies were sold to participants.
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