Booth Plains newspaper office listing details
Texas paper masthead fragment lists staff positions including Vice President General Manager Editor Managing Editor and Facitarial Page Editor. Mentions daily publication with Lubbock Avalanche-Journal and national ad reps Press League S Texas. Image appears from a newspaper building address on Ave J. uu.
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Evenini Yy Souu. Papers Corporation
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Insurance Competition On They Way In Texas Legislature
A shift toward insurance competition emerges in Austin as the State Insurance Board under Joe Christie promotes discounts of 15 to 20 percent on fire home owners and extended coverages. Gov Briscoe endorses a measure allowing competitive auto insurance rates with safeguards against ruinous competition, signaling a major policy breakthrough for Texas insurance buyers.
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Austin
Texas
State Insurance Board
Joe Christie
Dolph Briscoe
Christie
House Insurance Committee
Rinfret
Nixon
Agriculture Department
Vincent Ramundo
North Haledon
N. J
Valeria Simonian
New
Foreign Trade Legislation Urged to Restore Balance
The piece supports President Nixon's push for broad foreign trade powers to negotiate new deals, apply tariffs and quotas, and aid workers displaced by imports. It argues current policy feeds unequal competition from Germany and Japan, and urges swift action to curb deficits and protect U.S. jobs while arguing a cautious approach to avoid a global trade war.
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Union
Coness
U.S
Nixon
Soviet Union
United States
Oped
Washington
Germany
Japan
Columbo Solves Watergate At White House Roast
Inspector Columbo appears in the White House asking about the Watergate break in. The scene features President Nixon figures like Haldeman Dean Mitchell Stans and Martha Mitchell with a witty imagistic spoof of the famous Watergate-era cast. The bumbling investigation ends with a comic flourish.
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Washington
Peter Falk
Columbo
White House
Inspector Columbo
President Niner
Pres Dent
Columba
George Washington
Senate
Los Angeles
Ho Ro Haldeman
John Deane
Charles Colson
Commerce
Maurice Stans
John Mitchell
Martha
Columin
Martha Mitchell
John
President
H.R. Haldeman
Patton
Towas
Mesaico City
FBI
John Dean
Hr. R. Haldeman
United Press
Alfonse
Alonse
Watergate
Watergate Bar and Grill
Nixonomics Faces White House Resistance and Inflation Alarm
Richard Nixon's White House shows growing defiance to external critique as Dr. Pierre Rinfret fails to reach the president by phone. Rinfret, head of Rinfret Boston Associates, calls for urgent inflation remedies but is redirected to Haldeman's aide Lawrence Higby who remains silent.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Nixonomics
Pierre Rinfret
Rinfret
New York
Rinfret Boston Associates
Nixon
George Shultz
Treasury Department
Mark
MR. Nixon
Shultz
Herbert Stein
Council of Economic Advisers
Texas
John B. Connally
David Eisenhower seeks columnist path in political family pattern
David Eisenhower aims for a civilian career as a columnist and reporter, a path familiar to White House relatives who often start at the top in glamorous fields. Presidents Nixon and Johnson era family members also pursued journalism and politics, while press scrutiny and public life shaped early careers for Tricia Nixon and Lynda Bird Robb.
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Washington
David Eisenhower
White House
Eisenhower
Nixon
Tricia
Lyndon Johnson
Lynda
Journalsm
New York
Elliott
Miami Beach
James
California
Los Angeles
Sam Houston Johnson
Lyndon
Margaret Truman
James Roosevelt
Frank Ar
Eleanor Roosevelt
Panhandle Plains Dairy Show Opens in Plainview
Hundreds of exhibitors and visitors from a three state area crowd into Plainview for the 26th annual Panhandle Plains Dairy Show. A 19 year old memory recalls border patrolman Ivan Williams and a Lubbock expedition to visit Yaqui Indians during an Easter festival ceremony in a remote Mexican section.
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Plainview
Ivan Williams
Lubbock
Mexico
Push-up Feats Stir Senate Debate In Editorial
The Miami Herald questions the fitness of a U S senator noting William Proxmire did 75 push-ups in 59 seconds and Gaylord Nelson possibly holds an unofficial one-armed record. The piece argues a senator should not boast a stronger constitution than the nation.
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United States Senate
William Proxmire
Gaylord Nelson
Miami Herald
Rollback bill seeks price and wage controls on all items
Andrew Tully argues the House Banking Committee favors a rollback to January 10 levels, critiquing Phase II for allowing prices to rise with inflation. He notes broad inflation beyond food, cites farmer realities, and warns Congress must address labor costs alongside any rollback.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
House Banking and Currency Committee
Nixon
Congress
New York City
Odds and facts from L M Boyd column on daily life
A collage of trivia and reflections from L M Boyd noting odds of golf holes in one and 300 games in bowling, the Meades Ranch marker center, Antarctic land animal size, Fort Wayne electric lights baseball history, an 18 year old girl’s broad jump, and a brass tack origin for down to brass tacks with mailbox address for correspondence.
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Meades Ranch
Kansas
National Ocean Survey
U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
President’s Council On Physical Fitness
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