Fragmented Lubbock paper routing names and dates
A damaged OCR snippet from the Lubbock Avalanche Journal lists multiple names including Robert Norris and Jay Harris, with roles like editor and business manager, plus scattered references to sections and pages. The readable items are fragments of staff and page labels with no coherent event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avalanche Feuan
Robert R. Norris
Hickman Jay Harris
Carts Cannon
David E. Knapp
Robert C McVay
William E McIntosh Greanton
Ilhonul
Indiana Still 50-50 Proposition Stalled by Campus Road Debate
Indiana remains split over Tech Avenue plans as Texas Tech Regents again delay a decision on extending the campus thoroughfare to serve the Med School Hospital and Museum complex. Regent Judson Williams called for a top level meeting with Lubbock officials, while Dr. Ernst Kiesling reported no negotiations or compromise were discussed with the City or Texas Highway Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech-Indiana Avenue
Cat
Texas Tech Board of Regents
Med School
Judson Williams
el Paso
Lubbock
Texas Highway Dept
Ernst Kiesling
Tech
Tech Board
Bill Collins
University of Indiana
Dr. Kiesling
University
Sam Wahl
Kiesling
Texas Highway Department
Morris W. Turner
Indiana Avenue
Indianas
Tech Engineering Department
Morris W .Turner
Collins
Texas Tech
South Plains
of Texas
University of Texas
Austin
Galveston Joins Bicentennial Community Group
Galveston becomes the fifth Texas city named a Bicentennial Community by the American Revolution Bicentennial Commission joining Lubbock San Antonio San Marcos and Temple in the group. The piece notes local governance concerns over Tech and city finances and the need for clear agreements on the Med School Hospital project. It also mentions upcoming chess news about Bobby Fischer potentially defending his world title in 1975 with a $1 million prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Texas City
Lubbock
San Antonio
San Marcos
Temple
Williams
el Paso
Tech
Indiana
Texas Tech
County Commission
Hospital District Board
Jess
Bobby Fischer
U.S
Boris Spassky
Soviet Union
Fischer
Bobby
Nixon Defends Presidency As Watergate Turmoil Persists
Nixon asserts no further press questions while tapes remain under legal review. Democrats and Republicans debate impeachment risks as Archibald Cox pursues access to confidential tapes amid calls for accountability and due process. Nixon emphasizes presidential confidentiality and court-led resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Congress
GOP
Judicial Branch
Robert Strauss
Strauss
Senate Watergate Committee
Democratic
White House
Archie Cox
John Dean
Wheat markets surge as Chicago leads world futures
Henry J. Taylor notes Chicago action as wheat tops $5 a bushel for the first time, amid vast trading volume and global influence. He explains how weather, disease, and market rumors drive prices, with wheat seen as king in the commodity world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago Merchantile Exchange
Washington
Watergate critique turns to world markets and government waste
The piece argues Watergate shows moral decline and bureaucratic slack across agencies, White House staff, and courts. It compares the scandal to TV epics while noting millions in salaries wasted as officials pursue idle duties. It then widens to grain and commodity markets, detailing global price shocks, information value, and the call for an external push to purge deadwood in government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
John W. Dean III
Nixon
Dean
Thaddeus Dulski
New York
Dulski
John Dean
Justice Department
CIA
FBI
Watergate
Puzdler
Washington
David T. Stanley
Brookings Research Group
Congressional Atomic Energy Panel Hears Top Secret Report
Washington committee members reviewed a secret Russia hydrogen bomb report as chairman asserted the United States would remain the leading power in hydrogen arms. Radar gear to track weather near Lubbock may be installed soon. In Baghdad, the Shah derides Mossadegh as evil and hints at possible death penalty actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Washington
Congressional Atomic Energy
Mohammed Mossadegh
Indiana State Route Plan Sparks City University Summit
Jay Harris surveys a tense Tech Board to City Council clash over Indiana Avenue as a main campus artery. Regents seek a formal meeting with Lubbock leaders, while critics call for traffic data and mutual accountability to balance university growth with city needs.
Pass It On Card Sense in Poker and Card Games
M Boyd asks if one inherits card sense in games like chess, poker, pinochle and blackjack. An authority says no innate knack makes a superior player. Card sense comes from intelligence, desire, concentration and experience, with experience largely up to the individual.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Labbe
Texas
Andrew Tully
Richard Nixon
San Clemente
Henry J. Taylor
Virginia
Sam
James Bond
Liverpool Grain Exchange
Liverpool
Kansas City
Winnipeg
Buenos Aires
New York Stock Exchange
Jesse L. Livermore
Arthur Cutten
London Stock Exchange
Napoleon
Waterloo
Formosa
Morocco
Rio de Janeiro
London
Karachi
West Africa
Accra
India
United States
Singapore
Southeast Asia
South Africa
Congo
Mexico
Bolivia
Jay Harris
Frank Jonell
San Angelo
Clint Formby
Hereford
M. Boyd
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