Dawn on the South Plains: Lubbock Edition 1973
A Friday morning page from the Lubbock Avalanche Journal dated April 13 1973 lists staff roles and publishing details for the daily newspaper on the South Plains. It notes Associated Press wire service and United Press International as national advertising representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Texas
South Plains
Avalanche Journal
Feyenines Eduan
Southwestern Newpapers Corporation
Ave
Natonal Advertising
Poague
Dallas
Associated Press
United Dress International
Robert R. Norris
Nice
Feasibility study on Mississippi River water for West Texas
The U S Bureau of Reclamation finds a surplus of Mississippi Valley water through 2020 but declines to endorse the 1400 mile canal system for West Texas and New Mexico. Economic data currently weighs against feasibility yet may improve with changing technology and life costs. West Texas farmers emphasize first securing water before evaluating the project.
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Barean
Texas
New Mexico
Sophie
West “Texas
Lubbock Rep Pushes for Apology to POWs
A Texas congressman urged an Austin House resolution calling for an apology from Jane Fonda for Hanoi remarks during the Vietnam War and after. The measure, debated publicly and privately, sought to defend American POWs and condemn what was described as unjust remarks.
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Lubbock
Jane Fonda
Noto
Hanoi
Mats
Austin
Miss Ponda
Pam Hayden
Controversial CTE Proposal Faces Senate Committee Test
Editorial critique targets a proposed law by Senator Veneden to force equal space in newspapers for all candidates. The piece argues it infringes press freedom and mirrors government overreach, referencing wartime speech limits and public reactions to Jane Fonda and Vietnam era remarks.
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CTE
Mies
Pexyas Senate
Walter Veneden
Uiv
Dart
Tec Isdemeda Noar Perattie
Ale
US Supreme Court
Speer
Brick Town Mail Carrier Faces Obstruction Charge
A Brick Town mail carrier drew attention for alleged obstruction after a delivery dispute involving third class mail. Wire reports say he faced charges but was released on personal recognizance as investigations noted the strain of handling mass circulars and promotional mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brick Town
Wadia
Original Picasso Draws Bouquet for Gloria Segal Tale
The piece recounts an episode where Picasso sketched a bouquet for Gloria Segal, signed with a date, and the Philadelphia press weighed in. Harvey Brodsky loses both Gloria and the painting, while Duncan and Brodsky seek resolution as Townes Up the Brodsky–Segal story fascinates readers.
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David Duncan
Picasso Mo Venee
Praris Herald
Duncan
Drodsky
Picasso
Gloria Segal
Ors Freon
Philadelphia
Pieweso
Hono
Cioria Seomah
Gloria
Harvey
Pucasso
Voss
Giorma Segal
Harvey Brodsky
Tlarvey
Japan Dodges Imports Negotiations Under Tanaka Pledge
Private resignations by U S and Japanese officials reveal doubts that American imports to Japan will rise. Negotiations over citrus and computers promise little gain, as political and business factors hinder American products in the Japanese market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Kakuei Tanaka
Washington
U.S
Japan
United States
Trade tensions and lawsuits loom in Japan US talks
A broad discussion outlines US Japan trade frictions from Sunkist shares to computer quotas and farm imports. The piece cites rising jury awards in personal injury cases, a dramatic health industry suit against the FDA, and Japanese protective measures while noting American firms confront distribution barriers and high prices for vehicles like the Pinto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Gardner
Food and Drug Administration
National Nutritional Foods Association
Friendly neighbors help welcome new residents in Fort Worth tale
An anecdote from The Star Telegram recalls Fort Worth and Lubbock efforts to restore neighborliness. Reverend Joseph I Patterson and wife organize a block pounding with food, cakes, and dishes to greet newcomers, urging lasting friendliness amid busy city life.
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W. C. Holden
Fran
Lubbock
Joseph I. Patterson
Fort Worth
Patterson
The
Star Telegram
New York City
Mane
Eisenhower era aid shift eyed from Europe to Asia
Washington reports Secretary Dulles told Congress the Eisenhower administration may move a substantial portion of American aid from Western Europe to the Far East. In Korea a UN command study considered a Communist bid for immediate resumed talks on concessions and a voluntary swap of sick and wounded prisoners set to begin April 20.
Smell and Sound Descriptions and Tech Notes from Boyd
The note discusses sensory experiences of objects and scenes, riffs on language limits, and then shifts to technology trends. It mentions a device resembling an alarm clock, a dial-by-voice phone concept, elevator instrumentation, and energy experts warning about 80 mph freeway speed limits increasing fuel use. Address: I M Boyd Fort Worth Texas.
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Bell Telephone Laboratories
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
United States Republe
Rickman Pooness
Eral Manage
Jay Barris
David i
NYPP
Bet
Illiam FE
Lars
Miss Fonda
Hranoi
Tess
ART Buchwald
Moshe Percaronet
Woreda
Picassonese
Vonee
Tle
Gloria Seval
Virginia Payette
Sunkist Orange
Minneapolis
Minnesota
San Francisco
Josat
Bvard
New York
Manhattan
Jost
Aaa Ae
Saetaultiens
Robert Inversall
Chicago
Nisen
California
Liberal Democrati Party
Tanaka
TBM
Horrie
Ford
Jay Harris
Cay
Texas Instruments
Sapper Oin
Lou
Seagraves
Grace
Monaco
Philadel
Brotheris
Oexen
MM. Boyd
Rome
I. M. Boyd
P. O
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