Lubbock Morning Edition Names and Staff Directory
Lubbock Texas newspaper page lists staff roles including Robert R Norris general manager J C Rickman business editor and James Harris managing editor. Also shows Kenneth May merging editor Carl N Cannon and Robert C McVay advertising director with circulation manager. Morning edition date December 8 1976.
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Lubbock, Texas
Robert R. Norris
Gener
J.C. Rickman
Eae
David & Knapp
Jay Harris
Konsecutive Eicitor Bull, Te Pettit
Kenneth May
Carl N. Cannon
Robert C. McEvay
Texas
South Plains
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Southwestern Newspaper Corporation
Ints
Bth St and
Ave,j
Lubbock
Texas Daily Press League
Dallas
Tesag
Associated Press
United Press International
Carter Faces Enduring Lesson From Presidential Advisers
The piece notes presidents rely on advisers, from FDR’s Brain Trust to Kennedy’s Harvard group, and warns Carter will need loyalty, intelligence, and a thick skin as he forms his White House team. It cites figures like Berle, Moley, Tugwell, Bunty, Galbraith, and Schlesinger.
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Jimmy Carter
Karen Elliott House
Wall Street Journal
Washington
Carter
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Brain Trust
Columbia University
Adolf A. Berle Jr
Raymond Moley
Rexford G. Tugwell
Fdr
New York
Roosevelt
Berle
Moley
John F. Kennedy
McGeorge Bundy
John Kenneth Galbraith
Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr
Kennedy
Harvard
Kennedy White House
Andrew Jackson
Jackson
Col
Edward M. House
Harry Hopkins
Woodrow Wilson
Franklin Roosevelt
White House
Migration: An Ageless Riddle in a Changing World
The fall and spring bird migrations raise enduring questions about how birds navigate thousands of miles across land and sea. While stars sun and magnetic fields may guide some, many mysteries remain about routes, landmarks, and celestial cues. Ornithologists note that even with theories, ultimate answers may be elusive and romance lies in the mystery.
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Pacific
Tristan da Cunhan
Cape of Good Hope
Jean Dorst
Roger Tory
Peterson
Charlton Ogburn
Living Wilderness Magazine
Hats Off To McKinley A Challenge To Carter
David B Wilson argues that William McKinley represents a model of steady leadership and economic prosperity while criticizing modern critics who label a McKinley revival as a threat. He lauds McKinley’s civil service, wartime service, and restraint in foreign policy.
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McKinley
Carter
Antietam
Winchester
Ohio
Carter avoids early budget shakeup amid Watson uncertainty
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report Carter will delay announcing budget director pick Jack H. Watson Jr. as tensions rise in Washington. Insiders call Watson a "walking dead man" and say he will not head a cabinet post regardless of his status in the transition. Sources close to Carter outline the reasons for the delay.
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Washington
Carter
Jack H. Watson Jr
Jimmy Carter
Hamilton Jordan
Watson
FBI
Evans
Jordan
Peter Bourne
Bourne
Atlanta
Charles Kirbo
Powell
Plains
Office of Management and Budget
Stuart Lizenstat
White House
Kizenstat
Transistion
Carter State
New York Times
H.R. Haldeman
Nixon White House
Bert Lance
OMB
Lance
Jack Watson
Washington Scandal Letters and Carter Transition Tangles
Excerpts describe FBI espionage accusations and unnamed informants, plus a Washington insider recounting risky claims. It discusses J. Edgar Hoover files, alleged homosexuals in government, and the Carter transition, focusing on Hamilton Jordan, Watson, and Lizenstat amid power struggles and staff tensions.
Italy and Back From a TWA Getaway Tour
Jay Harris recounts a seven day Italian tour with Texas Panhandle South Plains and Oklahoma travel agents. He notes Italy's economic strain, Prime Minister Andreotti, and Communist Party dynamics while praising Italian hospitality and the travel group guides Yvonne Braxton and Angelo Corsi as standout figures.
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Switzerland
The
Pearly Gates
Italy
Texas Panhandle-South Plains
Oklahoma
TWA
Communist Party
Yvonne Braxton
Yvonne
South Africa
Angelo Corsi
Pass It On Love and War on Widow Remarriage Timing
A columnist cites case history ideas on widow remarriage timing and its impact on success. The piece notes a belief that delaying a second marriage can create an idealized memory of the first husband. It also mentions John F Kennedy as a president who relied on signing machines and a single known cancelled check with his signature. Medical researchers claim no disease has been fully eradicated.
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FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Justice Department
U.S
John F Kennedy
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William Jennings Bryan
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Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
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