Lubbock Avalanche-Journal front matter and staff listings
The Lubbock Avalanche-Journal weekly morning edition note lists its address at 6th Street and Avenue J in Lubbock Texas. It includes internal staff roles with names such as ROBERT R NORRIS vice president general manager J C Rickman Jay Harris and others.
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South Plains
Cinday
Lubbock
Carl N. Cannon
David E. Knapp
Robert C. C. McVay
William E. McIntc
Easter Message Amid Vandalism Across Holy Land
A Holy Week report notes vandals injuring a Franciscan priest at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem, a French tourist arrested in Bethlehem for paint spillage, thefts and robberies in churches, and broader crises from the Middle East to the United States. It emphasizes the enduring Christian message of love and hope despite violence and crime.
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Jerusalem
Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Jesus
Christ
Bethlehem
Church of the Nativity
Holy Land
Santa FE
St. Francis Cathedral
Middle East
Doves in Senate Again Attack U S Bombings in Southeast Asia
The piece critiques Senate doves including John Tunney and Mark Hatfield for opposing U S bombings in Cambodia and Laos, arguing they ignore Communist provocations and fairness of authority while inflation worsens budgets like Lubbock’s garb age containers bid spike. It contrasts older leaders like Javits and Mansfield with the dove minority and questions the credibility of their peace push.
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U.S. Senate
Indochina
U.S
Cambodia
Laos
Sev
Lubbock
Yiet
Eral
Senate
John Tunney
California
Jacob Javits
New York
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Nixon
Crime, poverty, and the root causes of modern crime
Andrew Tully critiques politicians and pundits who blame poverty for the national crime surge. He cites Rep. Rangel and police chief Wilson, argues a new pattern of sadism shows crimes driven by cruelty, not deprivation, and contrasts past immigrant hardship with today’s welfare state. He decries excuses and calls for accountability.
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Washington
Maine
California
Charles Rangel
New York
Harlem
Jerry Wilson
Rangel
Wilson
Nixon
Bronx
Watergate Scandal Erodes Nixon Support in New York
In Evans Queens New York City the Watergate scandal is corroding Richard M Nixon's prestige among Republicans though the impact remains evolving and scattered across local political circles in a shifting national mood.
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Queens
New York City
Richard M. Nixon
Budget cut push fails to win broad public support
Washington reports that President Nixon did not gain public backing for his budget cut program despite urging letters to Congress during a March 31 television address. Senate offices saw mixed mail, with many lawmakers receiving thousands of letters opposing various cuts. polls show mixed approval and growing concerns over Watergate, inflation, and government honesty, suggesting vulnerability to political fallout.
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Washington
Richard Nixon
Congress
Senate
Lowell Weicker Jr
R-Conn
Howard Baker
R.-Tenn
Richard Schweiker
R.-Pa
J. Glenn Beall Jr
R.-Md
Schweiker
Beall
John Tower
R.texas
Tower
Office of Economic Opportunity
Strom Thurmond
R.5.c
Herman Talmadge
D.ga
Sen. Talmadege
Charles Percy
R.-Ill
Hubert Humphrey
D.-Minn
Adlai Stevenson
D-Al
Nixon
Louis Harris
Gaid Nixon
Rules Committee
John Young
D.-Texas
Office of Budget and Management
Roy Ash
Young
Mankind's Story War debated by church and state
In a Easter era address, Dr. Foster of the Pentagon warns the National Council of Churches against unilateral disarmament. He cites Soviet laser tech and a history of repeated wars to argue that peace requires strength. The piece traces centuries of conflict and concludes U S readiness is essential for survival.
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National Council of Churches
Poser E Cherind
Beokie
Oster Jr
Pentagon
Resea
Miy
Fone Armed Services Committee
Fis Peerenetti
Dr. Foster
United States
Council
Babylon
Egypt
Nineveh
Alexander the Great
Sparta
Athens
Ottoman Empire
Suleiman
Vienna
Christendom
Europe
Louis XVI
Napoleon
Kaiser
France
Winston Churchill
Russia
Hitler
China
America
Foster
House Armed Services Committee
Memory Lane recounts wartime prisoner swaps and power tragedy
From Lubbock Morning Avalanche files dated 1955, notes two prisoner exchanges at Panmunjom with Allied POWs freed for Communist captives, and reports a fatal electrocution near Lubbock when a man contacted a 22,000 volt line while operating a drilling boom.
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Lubbock Morning Avalanche
Panmunjom (Ap
Dillion, S.C
Atlantic Coast Lion
Lubbock
L M Boyd on Milk Fat, Weight Trends and Everyday Q A
Reader questions cover milk fat content in whales versus cows, weight trends from toddler to adult, Soviet antifreeze shortages leading to vodka in radiators, and crop temperature ranges for best growth. A string of brief queries and answers includes musical instruments, badminton origins, Waltzing Matilda meaning, misaligned feet shoe solutions, and mail address for L M Boyd in Fort Worth Texas.
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Soviet Union
India
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