Slams The Day On The South Plains
Fragmented OCR reads like a Masthead for Lubbock Avalanche-Journal with an unclear list of staff, advertisers and wire services. The text mentions Morag Editions and Southwestern Newspapers Corporation and names several managers and editors in a garbled line of credits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PLO
Tabteck
Texas
Morag
Lobtewick Avalanche Journal
Southwestern Newspapers Corporation
Tt Stand Ave
Retain Good Roads Amendment in Texas Constitution
The Texas legislature should preserve the Good Roads amendment, dedicating three-fourths of motor fuel tax revenue to highways and one-fourth to public schools. The piece argues strong road funding supports economic growth, despite energy concerns, noting Texas population growth and the need for reliable roads into 1990 and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Constitutional Revision Commission
Full D.C. Home Rule Unlikely
An editorial argues against strong home rule for Washington D C noting proposed May elections for a mayor and council but federal control over finances remains. It cites past governance issues under Congress supervision and questions a charter as a disaster while urging Washington remain a federal city for national oversight.
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Congress
District of Columbia
Wwoaashington
U.S. Marshal
AGADS
Old Scharbauer Hotel Demolished in Midland After Stand
After repeated efforts with dynamite and heavy equipment a six story addition remained until it finally fell to the demolition crews. The 1928 era Scharbauer Hotel lingered as a symbol of rugged local history for cowboys and oil men who gathered there.
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Scharbauer
Midland
I.D
Nixon Psychiatric Profile book drawn as quackery attacks
A columnist derides a new book by Ed Chesen on President Nixon’s psyche as unworthy analysis. The piece mocks Chesen’s unseen subject, reliance on TV clips, and claims of medical ethics violations while comparing it to earlier partisan works. The critic cites publisher Peter Wyden and dismisses the study as sensationalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Richard Nixon
Ed. Chesen
Nixon
Keth
Epon
Watergate
Chesen
Nason
antiNixon
Steve Cleansman
Cleansman
Macbird
Pete Wyden
Ford 'Threat' To Nixon Widening Within GOP
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report that Gerald Ford’s elevation as Vice President boosts intra party pressure on Nixon. Republicans demand candor on Watergate and threaten moves toward impeachment as Melvin Laird signals resignation after Ford’s swearing in.
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Washington
Nixon
Gerald R. Ford
Qth
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Senate
Nawone
Eihieer
Congress
Melvin BR. Laird
White House
Ford
Lard
Chapin
China
Soviet Union
Herschensohn
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
Nixon White House
Mord
House
Past can’t be relived as White House shows old Nixon era
Marianne Means reports a Nov 29 closed circuit film at the White House replays a 1971 CBS broadcast to boost morale amid Watergate strain. The effort follows warnings from Sen. Scott and threats of impeachment, as Ziegler and Buzhardt clash over the 18 minute tape gap and staff morale declines.
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Asyway
Mac
White House
Nixon
Washington
CBS
Walter Cronkite
Maewaring
Ronald Ziegler
J. Fred Buzhardt
Buzhardt
Ziegler
Bryce Harlow
Laird
Alexander Haig
Ron
Bruce Herschensohn
Herschensohn
Mr. Nixon
Dwight Chapin
Ronald Zeigler
Gerald Warren
Zeigler
Watergate
J. Fred Huzhardt Jr
Melvin Laird
Acense
Rose Maury Woods
Spy War in Israel Reveals Entrenched Intelligence Struggles
Henry J. Taylor reports on Israeli espionage fallout citing Jacques Marette before the French National Assembly. The piece describes 42 bugging microphones at a foreign embassy, Shabak and Mossad roles, Meir Dayan friction, and links to Netevei Naft amid internal graft allegations. The narrative spans Egypt, Sinai, and U.S. reactions.
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Jacques Marette
French National Assembly
Israel
Shabak
Shin Beth
Sherut Bitachon
Security Service
Netevei Naft
Sinai Peninsula
Egypt
Netievei Naft
Meir
Moshe Dayan
Dayan
Nixon
White House
Mossad
Mossad Aliyah Beth
Organization For
Europe
Palestine
Witty quotes on work and life from multiple papers
A collage of light quips and observations from Hugh Allen Bill Copeland Clyde Moore and others. The pieces joke about office busyness coffee breaks tantrums parenting money smog and small daily ironies reflecting midcentury newspaper humor.
Odd Bits On Burial Traditions And Trivia
A collage of curious notes covers topics from Muslim burial customs to the value of the biblical shekel. It highlights accidents among housewives, lambs in Mary’s tale, ship wrecks, lost I D papers after air raids, and a claim about child bicycle injuries. An Eskimo igloo fact closes the fragment.
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Minneapolis Tribune
Hugh Allen
Knoxville News Sentinel
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
J Rickman Hursese
David Bornapp
Jay Harris
Kenneth May
Tan Age
Carlns
Annon
Robert Tc
Americ
Laberty
D.C
Walter Washington
Mr. Clean
Magara Falls
John Maitchell
Andrew Tully
Peter Wyden
Pete
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Marianne
Evans
Scott
John Tower
William Brock
Tennessee
Henry J. Taylor
Golda Meir
Dal
Wolfgang Lotz
Lota
Waltraud
Sharia Ismail Mohammed Street
Cairo
Geara Sporting Club
Alexandria Desert Road
Mabahes el-Amma
Interior
Leypt
Hydra
Bill Copeland
Sarasota Journal
California
Clyde Moore
Columbus Dispatch
L. M. Boyd
Mary
America
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