Editorial Staff and Officials of Lubbock Texas Paper
The document lists key personnel including Vice President General Manager Robert R Norris Editor Jay Harris Director Managing Balter and William E McIntosh. It is dated December 20 1972 from Lubbock Texas.
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Robert R. Norris
Jay Harris
Eal
Balter Ae Gway
William E McIntosh
Paxe
Lubbock, Texas
Wetassiay Mervive
Apollo 17 crew hailed for historic moon mission success
The Apollo program is praised for safe splashdown in the Pacific after moon landings. Despite mishaps and tragic losses, the effort is seen as a landmark achievement in American space exploration with astronauts Eugene Cernan, Ronald Evans, and Harrison Schmitt highlighted for courage and skill.
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Union
Earth
Kennedy
U.S
Eugene Cernan
Ronald Evans
Harrison Schmitt
Yule Trail Lights Reflect Lubbock Spirit of Giving
The Avalanche Journal praises Lubbock decorations and the annual Yule Trail light displays. It notes the Home Lighting contest sponsors, honors winners, and salutes all participants for spreading warmth and holiday goodwill across the city.
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Lubbock
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Texans Making Washington Scene in Nixon Administration
Texans gain multiple high level posts in the Nixon White House and Congress. Anne Armstrong named Presidential counselor with Cabinet rank. Joseph Sneed slated for Justice Department No. 2, William Clements Jr. named deputy defense chief amid civil suit. John Connally close to Nixon. Texan George Bush as Republican National Chairman. Robert Strauss for Democrats. Texans chair key committees including Mahon, Poage, Patman, Teague. Tower’s rising influence noted. compared to Johnson era.
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Anne Armstrong
Cochairman
Republican National Committee
Johnson
Washington
Justice Department
Joseph Sneed
University of Texas Law
Duke University Law School
Nixon
William Clements Jr
Dallas
Defense Department
Senate
John Connally
C. Jackson Grayson
Price Commis
Sion
George Bush
Robert Strauss
Rep
George H. Mahon
Lubbock
W. R. Poage
Waco
Wright Patman
Texarkana
Olin Teague
College Station
House Astronautics and Space Committee
Veterans Committee
GOP
John Tower
Sam Rayburn
House
Tyndon Johnson
Nixon reorganization prompts clashes over impoundment powers
A Washington view argues that Nixon's push to reorganize top agencies aims to boost efficiency and curb spending. It questions presidential authority to withhold appropriated funds and suggests Congress and states may sue to test impoundment powers, while urging cooperation between branches.
Hussein Looks Inward Amid Arab Front Quieting
Hussein in Amman seeks stability after a civil war and border opening with Syria. King Hussein and his pro-Western government shift from threats to economic development while Israel’s military edge frames Arab options. Prince Hassan aids a cautious, peaceable approach.
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Jordan
Hussein
Prince Hassan
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Cruises Set as the Year’s Hot Travel Trend in 1960s Era
Virginia Payette notes a boom in voyage travel as Americans trade rainy-day savings for Caribbean sun aboard feature filled cruises. Lines tout tile baths air conditioning and televisions per room with gimmick cruises from diet and beauty themes to nostalgia tours and Christmas shopping getaways. Industry sees growing demand for luxury experiences and exotic itineraries reflecting bold shifts in consumer spending and leisure.
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Wall Street
Moore Birth, Life, and The Christmas Poem Legend
The article recounts Dr Clement Clarke Moore born July 15 1779 in Chelsea near New York, his scholarly career at Columbia and the General Theological Seminary, and details the origin and enduring fame of Twas the Night Before Christmas. It notes his family, death in 1863, and the poem’s posthumous path to publication and timeless legacy.
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Chelsea
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Moore
General ‘Theological Seminary
New York City
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Troy
N.Y
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Trinity Cemetery
A55th St
Broadway
New York
City
Santa
Churchill sought to deter Ike from widening Korea war
In Tokyo informants say Prime Minister Churchill is gathering ammunition from British liaison officers in Korea to present to President-elect Eisenhower to discourage expanding the Korean conflict. Washington reports note living costs at a record high while 1,250,000 railroad workers accept a cent-an-hour wage cut. In Vega, armed robbery charges are filed against a youth tied to two kidnapings and vehicle wrecks. A public hearing is set for January 22 on a proposed annexation of a large area in South Lubbock.
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Lubbock
Pass It On An Olde Time Roundup of Things
An assorted column notes diverse items from language adages to nylon polish and a Brooklyn fake Rolls Royce front end. It mentions Iceland versus Sioux City January temperatures and recalls figures like John F Kennedy as a former Boy Scout president. The piece includes a letter address to Lt M. Boyd in Fort Worth Texas and a military note on average service times for Army ranks.
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Sioux City
U.S
John F. Kennedy
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