Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Staff List
The notice lists staff roles at the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal including vice president general manager J.C. Rickman business manager Carl N. Cannon and editors D A Knapp William McIntosh and Jay Harris. It notes the paper is an Associated Press and United Press International member with national advertising representation by Texas Daily Press League.
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Ubock
Texas
South Plains
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Southwesternewspapers Corporation
Std St
Ave. J
Lubbock
Texas Daily Press League
Dallas
Associated Press
United Press International
Robert R. Norris
J.C. Rickman
Carl N. Cannon
Robert C. McVay
Canadians Face Peace Mission Risks In Saigon Mission
Canadian officials and International Commission volunteers face danger after a helicopter attack that killed pilots and crew. The incident, described as not an accident, prompts halting flights by Canada Indonesia Hungary Poland and the Philippines to observe cease fire terms.
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International Commission of Control and Supervision
Saigon
Commission
U.S
Mitchell Sharp
Duncan McAlpine
South Viet
Ndonesia
Hungary
Poland
Canada
South Vietnam
Dealey case yields Texas size sentences for brothers
The Dallas trial ends with two brothers each sentenced to 5005 years in prison for the Amanda Dealey kidnapping. Attorneys plan appeals as the case highlights police efficiency and media cooperation in resolving the crime.
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Dallas
Aenng
Amanda Mayhew Dealey
Texas
Henry Wade
Amanda Dealey
Dallas Morning News
Joe M. Dealey
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Fonda Hayden attack sparks POW reception debate
A Washington debate over Jane Fonda and Tom Hayden critiquing returning Vietnam POWs surfaces. Rep. Steele condemns Fonda as hypocritical while Hayden labels prisoners as best treated, prompting counterattacks from veterans and questions about motives as U.S. involvement ends.
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Washington
Vietnam
Robert H. Steele
R-Conn
Jane Fonda
Tom Hayden
Haldeman’s Capitol Hill visit signals GOP Watergate unease
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak note Haldeman’s unannounced March 28 Capitol Hill visit to Republican lawmakers. The episode suggests a growing GOP independence from the White House amid Watergate fears and concerns over political damage to Nixon. The move reveals tension inside the White House as Republicans reassess their stance.
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Washington
H. R
Bob) Haldeman
Nixon
White House
Capitol Hill
Haldeman
Capitol
House
Ron Ziegler
California
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Magruder
I Garden Seeds Offer Hope In Tight Food Times
A homeowner explores the early 1970s trend of urban gardening as a means to cut food costs. William D. Johnson of a Colorado savings association sponsors seed kits via the Denver Botanic Gardens, offering an at cost canning garden option and a home guide. The piece reflects inflation era concerns and yields a practical, cautious mood about backyard farming.
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Tlardiy
Fran
Wiliam D. Johnson
Colorado Federal Savings & Loan Association
Denver Botanic Gardens
Furor over meat prices spurs regional letters to editor
In a farming region letter writers blame rising costs for meat and other essentials. They argue inflation, not just meat prices, drives buyers away and urge broader policy fixes beyond a meat price ceiling. Rex McAnelly cites harsh winter losses for cattlemen while noting profit margins are complex.
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Lottie
France
New Mexico
Panhandle
Japan
Germany
John Connally
Washington
Agriculture Department
Rex McAnelly
Pampa
High Plains
Allies and Communists sign prisoner exchange plan at Panmunjom
The April 11 report says the allies and communists agreed to exchange disabled Korean War captives by April 21 and resume full truce talks. Russia pledged to assist in freeing 13 American civilians interned by North Korea. A seven year old boy was struck and killed while rescuing his dog near his home.
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Munsan
Punmunjom
Reds
Washington
INS
State Department
Russia
L. M. Boyd Q and A on Military Exemption and Billiards
Rapid reply column features a reader asking if extreme ugliness can disqualify military service and answers yes under Army rules. It also cites John Roberts of Manchester as a top billiard player who dominated from 1885 to 1889 with large handicaps. Embezzlement losses to banks are noted as about twice robberies.
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Steel
Miss Fonda
Republic
Commonwealth
Steele
New England
Fonda
Wenk
North Vietnam
John Roberts
Manchester
England
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Dad
E. E. Knapp
William
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Dawe
West Mar
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Pablo Picasso
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Andrew Tully
Fonda-Hayden
Hayden
Roy E. Ziegler I
Springfield
Ill
Zeigler
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
GOP
Virginia Payette
Evans
John W. Dean
Mr. Nixon
Senate Select Committee
Sen
Sam Mrvin Jr
North Carolina
Dean
Mid-America
Plainview
McAnelly
Lubbock Morning Avalanche
L. M. Boyd
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