Lubbock Paper Names Editorial Staff Listed
Front page of the Lubbock Avalanche Journal dated Friday Morning August 24 1973 lists staff including Robert R Norris Conceal Manager J Crickman Tay Harris Browness Manager Hie N Cannon and David E Knapp as managing editor Roberto McVay William E McIntosh circulation manager and others for the Lubbock Texas publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Texas
Ina
Robert R. Norris
J.crickman
Tay Harris Bowness
Agnew Protest Seen Amid Maryland Scandal Rumors
The piece argues Agnew is within his rights to protest leaks amid the Maryland scandal. It cites alleged information flow from Justice Department officials and Baltimore U.S. Attorney Beall, mentions Richardson and White House tensions, and notes Nixon’s complaints about Justice Department treatment and grand jury integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spiro T. Agnew
Maryland
Agnew
Nixon
Justice Department
U.S. Atty
George Beall
Baltimore
White House
Richardson
Federal Grand Jury
Cas Richardson
Nixon Names Kissinger as Secretary of State to Replace Rogers
The article reports President Nixon’s resignation of Secretary of State William P. Rogers and his replacement by Henry Kissinger. Rogers, loyal but outmatched by Kissinger’s dominance on foreign policy, exits Foggy Bottom after months of uneasy tenure. It notes Kissinger’s aim to run the State Department more decisively, while acknowledging potential Bureaucracy hurdles and wishing Kissinger success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
William P. Rogers
Henry Kissinger
Rogers
Kissinger
State Department
Dr. Kissinger
John Foster Dulles
George Gallup
John Mitchell
John Dean
Haldeman
Lichman
Sec
William Rogers
Tarnished gold as Moscow games spark Jewish incident
A critical view details anti Israeli taunts at the Moscow International University Sports Federation events. Reports describe booing in Moscow Stadium and soldiers ripping an Israeli flag and jeering players. The piece questions Soviet attitudes and calls for a broader look at treatment of Jews amid athletic prowess.
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U.S
Russia
Moscow International University Sports Federation
Israel
Moscow
Red Army
Cuba
Value Of A Life Reduced By U S District Judge
A Washington observer condemns U S District Judge Joseph C Waddy for reducing George ZL Awkard s murder charge from first degree murder to manslaughter in the 1972 death of Willie Roy Wilson during a robbery The piece argues the life of any victim matters regardless of status and calls the judge s action an affront to justice and due process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Washington
District Court
Joseph C. Waddy
George ZL. Awkard
D.C
Awkard
Willie Roy Wilson
Waddy
Wilson
Durance
U.S. Atty
Barry Levine
Nixon Tries Holding Pattern in Watergate Defense
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report Nixon aims to establish a new base and a slow expansion as Watergate pressure eases, then resume normal presidential duties. If critics block relief, aides say he may appeal directly to the country for support.
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White House
Nixon
Watergate
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Rockefeller Eyes South and National Audience in 1976 Bid
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller, already campaigning for the 1976 GOP presidential nomination, seeks New Orleans APSA invitation to address their convention and expand southern exposure while pursuing delegates. Advisers frame this as positioning beyond his liberal past, targeting party regulars and a shift rightward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Evron Kirkpatrick
American Political Science Association
New Orleans
Kirkpatrick
APSA
GOP
White House
Nixon
Charles Percy
Agnew
Justice Department
View From A Soapbox on Watergate News Conference
Jay Harris critiques press coverage of the Nixon White House amid watergate coverage. The piece notes Nixon's San Clemente conference, questions about inflation, and wiretap discussions, ending with a jab about the Washington Redskins.
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San Clemente
Nixon
Washington Redskins
Soviet East Germany gains major concessions in 1953 pact
Moscow announces seven key concessions to East Germany including end of reparations after 1953 and release of some German war prisoners while aid to the Soviet zone grows. In Panmunjom the prisoner exchange nears 2,000 Americans freed as the Korean armistice moves forward. In Chicago wire cuttings disrupt Southwestern Bell strike and a police battle erupts over an Indiana telephone tieup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock Morning Avalanche
Moscow
Soviet Union
East Germany
Panmunjom
Chicago
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Indiana
Passage of Time and Trivia Stirs Reader Curiosity
A collage of observations on aging marriage odds, scientific quirks, rail freight wastepaper, sex crime recidivism, protein food rank, income of strippers, and fame photography. It notes the Queen as most photographed and explains heart pauses briefly between beats, totaling years lived with a stopped heart by age sixty.
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Elaine C. Moore
Washington, D. C
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Arerien
Fliot Richardson
Beall
Wall Street
Ria
Rial
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Novak
Kennedy
Democratic Congress
Indochina
Charles W. Colson
Mc Nixon
Jay Harris
Mr. Nixon
Robert Kennedy
Oswald
Japan
Germany
Bob Jones
Seagraves
Irving
LM. Boyd
Queen Elizabeth
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
Pat Nixon
Liz Taylor
Marilyn Monroe
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