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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1970
Page
4
In Lubbock Texas a report shows residents urging action at a party held under liberation banners. The document references republican concerns and a public safety notice amid warnings from September.
The article outlines aggressive steps to combat skyjacking and terrorismo ideologies. It calls for armed guards on flights, stricter electronic surveillance, possible extradition of hijackers, and rapid government action to deter extremist threats.
The text warns that anarchists and violent revolutionaries target federal and federally assisted research on campuses and beyond. It notes incidents like the Army Research Center attack at the University of Wisconsin left a death and injuries, and cites Defense officials considering removal of federal research from universities as a possible step.
The piece notes that people entering Texas for the first time and those recalling their own early days remember generous kindness shown by Texans to newcomers. It highlights a growing sense of hospitality and community spirit guiding new arrivals to feel welcome.
Wisconsin senator William Proxmire faced scrutiny after misquoting a science book during a hearing. The exchange hints at confusion over authorship and the integrity of the source material. The incident underscores ongoing tensions between political rhetoric and factual accuracy.
A fragmented text satirically questions child nutrition norms with a magazine debate praising breakfast hamburgers and cered ho-ho-ho for supper. It cites vencon farm eaters defending a balanced diet while lampooning parental guidance and youth eating habits.
A satirical piece envisions a single national shrine named Saint Ralph's in the Square to honor car safety. It parodies marketing and recalls Ralph Nader, with chapels for each make, frescoes, asphalt paving, and daily services for pollution deaths and warranty disputes. It jokes about traffic absolution and blessing buyers during model releases.
Fragmentary OCR shows a heated discussion over democracy and governance with mentions of a nine member commission led by former pastor William Scranton and figures like General Davies. The text references unrest, policy warnings, and calls for a broader political stance amid wartime and domestic issues.
A fragment discusses extroverts and sociable types who seek constant chatter and entertainment. It notes diverse milieus and questions choices of power, tools, or distractions. A doctor mentions aspirin and pollution, while arthritis sufferers may tolerate some pollution for relief.
News from North Assam reports a sequence of stronger aftershocks than the August quake. In Texas, Texans back a Brazos River dam plan while challenging federal jurisdiction. Dallas oilman Dick Burnett puts his Texas League franchise up for sale at a million dollars. Texas retailers show July sales surge against 1949, statewide growth 28 percent.
An eclectic text discusses athletic speed, racehorses, and the value of strong work, noting the differences between winners and average animals. It references ethical debates and social terms of endearment once used in marriage, including Puritan author William Gouge.
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