Local Wire Services Note Texas Editor in Lubbock
National advertising rep Les Leagee of Dulles Texas is listed in a Pierre Texas page four section. The full leased wire of The Associated Press and United Press International is credited with ROBERT Orris as Vice President General Manager.
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Lubbock
Avalanche Searney
Notte Western Newspapers
Pieter
Texas
Les Leagee
Dulles
Associated Prem
United Press International
Robert Or Orris
Downtown Lubbock merchants decry delay on Great Plains Life Building
Downtown Lubbock Inc leaders urge city action on the 34 year damaged Great Plains Life Building. They demand tax suits, possible public nuisance status, and removal or restoration as streets around it remain blocked and pigeons roost inside. local officials and Chamber of Commerce are urged to seize the initiative.
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Great Plains Life
David Hester
Downtown Lubbock, Inc
Merchants
Chamber of Commerce
Lubbock
Chilean coup ends Allende era and raises US ties hopes
Editorial notes the military overthrow of Salvador Allende ends Chile’s socialist presidency, with cautious praise for improved US relations. It warns of ongoing mass transit and economic troubles and urges a future free election and stability in the Western Hemisphere.
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Chile
United States
Salvador Allende
Allende
Washington
Hemisphere
Nixon taps brother's phone sparks constitutional debate
Washington reports that President Nixon tapped his brother Fr. Donald Nixon, prompting civil libertarians to question privacy protections for relatives of high officials. Prof. Sam Clemente argues Fourth Amendment rights may not cover relatives, citing historical cases and a 5 to 4 Supreme Court ruling in a Fillmore-era suit.
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Washington
Nixon
Donald Nixon
Sam Clemente
Millard Fillmore
Prof. Clemente
Supreme Court
Fillmore
Dillard
South
Secret Service
Washington Post
United States
Clemente
Prof
Fillmore- Dillard
Ulysses S. Grant
Grant
White House
Kennedy Speech Echoes Grand Rhetoric Not Depth
The writer dismisses Senator Edward M Kennedy's presidential rhetoric as shallow and overblown, noting his appeals to the greatest good for many while accusing him of lacking depth. The piece underscores the American principle of inalienable rights as foundational, contrasting Kennedy’s speech with true liberty.
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Edward M. Kennedy
Sahara
Mr. Kennedy
Lubbock
Summer Is Too Mean A Brotherhood Of Individualists
A political column critiques the Kennedy slogan the greatest good for the greatest number, arguing it threatens individual rights. It rhapsodizes past heat waves, praises self reliance, and chronicles Lubbock mayoral candidate Jim Granberry, his campaign challenges, and sartorial habits.
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OUR Republic
Gallup
Kennedy
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Dolph Briscoe
the Roses
Lubbock
Allied prisoners switch stance on communism at Panmunjom
A Communist newsman at Panmunjom said some Allied POWs who betrayed to communism now want to return to democratic homelands. In Rome Premier Pella urged a plebiscite across Trieste to resolve tensions between Italy and Yugoslavia.
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Lubbock
Munsan
Panmunjom
Rome
Giuseppe Pella
Trieste
Italy
Yugoslavia
Pass It On Maiden Names In Indiana Divorces
Two of five childless divorcees in Indiana resume maiden names after divorce. The report notes no clear link to other factors and mentions quirks in post divorce identity. The piece also hints at medical curiosities regarding fat distribution and skin grafts affecting body shape over time.
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Republic
Seciet
U.S. Grant
Indiana
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Pyite Burle
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Bay Area Rapid Transit
ART Buchwald
Brother Dillard
Henry J. Taylor
Thomas Moore
Jimmy
Prince Georges County
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