Fragmented OCR snippet from historic newspaper page
Readable lines show partial names and roles including Luppock, Jonine Wallan, R Norris ER, Jay Harris, E William McIntosse, Carl N Cannon and Robert C McVay. Mentions positions such as Vice President General Manager Editorial Page Advertising Director Circulation Clerk.
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Itry
Jonine Wallan
R. Norriser
E William
I “McIntosse
Falier Carl N. Cannon
Robert C. McVay
Man's Dream Of Peace Lives On At Christmas Time
A prose meditation on the Bethlehem prophecy and the enduring dream of peace. It contrasts centuries of war with the timeless image of the Christ child, noting Christmas as a children's day that embodies humanity’s enduring hope for kindness, peace, and goodwill.
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Bethlehem
Earth
Judea
Christmas Songs Dominate Charts Across the World
ASCAP reports 91 million records of White Christmas and 5.5 million sheet music copies sold, with 100,000 songbooks sold annually. Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer follows at 97 million records and 6 million sheet music copies. Dozens of other Christmas songs exist, totaling over 5,000 with Christmas in the title, including Christmas Comes Once a Year and Christmas in Jail, while a note on Alaskans eating more ice cream ends the piece.
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Irving Berlin
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
Johnny Marks
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer
ASCAP
Marks
Don Oakley
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Rudolph
California
Connecticut
Hawaii
Holland
Italy
Killarney
Mexico
New England
Paris
Rio
Sicily
Switzerland
Lone Prairie
Peace Talks Should Be Moved From Paris, Book by Art Buchwald
Art Buchwald argues that Paris as a venue have doomed Indochina peace talks. He mocks lavish Parisian settings and urges moving negotiations to either the Sahara or Arctic Circle to impose discomfort and urgency on the negotiators. He claims French hospitality has dulled progress and calls for Paris to be replaced to force a breakthrough.
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Sahara
Arctic Circle
Indochina
Paris
Sahara Desert
Litten to the Editor Note on Letters to the Editor
Readers are urged to share views on public issues while noting that letters over 350 words are unlikely to be published and shorter submissions receive preference. Publication requires the writer's true name and address.
Whose Money Is It About Revenue Sharing Debate
William G. Byars of 8521 28th St argues in a letter to The Avalanche Journal that inflation stems from deficit federal spending and criticizes revenue sharing as taxpayers’ money sent to states. He calls for fiscal responsibility and questions Washington guidelines on spending.
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The
Avalanche Journal
Nixon
Congress
Washington
Lubbock
William G. Byars
28Th St
Petersburg Man Takes Issue On Creation Note
A Petersburg reader letters section criticizes Henry M. Morris and Art Bowman over creation and evolution debates. The writer argues geological science, scripture reading, and Earth's rotation show shifting interpretations. provides Glenamonet Route 2 Petersburg address as signer.
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Petersburg
Lubbock Writer Critiques John Birch Society Views
Editor Tom W. McCullough denounces the John Birch Society in a letter, accusing founder Robert Welch of alleging Eisenhower as a Communist agent and Roosevelt of treason, and labeling the group as anti democratic and fanatical. He criticizes patriotism used to mask falsehoods.
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Avalanche Journal
John Birch Society
Robert Welch
Dwight Eisenhower
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Tom W. McCullough
38Th St
Writer Asks Vietnam War Victims Not Be Forgotten
The Avalanche Journal editor appeals for prayers and support for soldiers in Vietnam during the holidays. He urges readers from all states and walks of life to remember those lost, missing, or wounded and to send hope and prayers home to help them rebuild their lives. W. C. Youngblood, Roaring Springs, signs the letter.
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Avalanche-Journal
Executive Branch
State Department
AJ Serioinly
Resonts
Tibbelts
Texas
Midland
Avalanche Journal
Vietnam
W. C. Youngblood
Roaring Springs
Fame and McGovern recall fade in public glare
The Avalanche-Journal notes Robert Allen’s Dec 14 column mocks Senator Sargent Shriver’s brief national prominence after the election. It questions why the Kennedy in law faded from headlines as McGovern’s nomination recedes, likening it to the old adage transitus gloria mundi. The piece hints at personal addresses linked to the era.
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The
Avalanche-Journal
Sargent Shriver
Robert Allen
A-J
Allen
McGovern
School Children Exhibit True Spirit Of Season
Ninth grade boys and girls from Smylie Wilson Junior High School delivered gifts to kindergarten through third grade at Harwell Elementary School. Teens contributed their own time and money to wrap and label about 334 gifts, showing care beyond the items. A public thank you to Mrs. Shelah Lile.
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The
Avalanche Journal
Smylie Wilson Junior High School
Harwelllementary School
Shelah Lile
Bus Ruling Sparks Supreme Court Busing Showdown Ahead
Two U.S Courts of Appeals have issued conflicting decisions on metropolitan area school integration. The Sixth Circuit upheld Detroit style desegregation while the Richmond decision favored neighborhood lines. The clash sets up a potential Supreme Court ruling in 1973 on nationwide busing to achieve integrated schools alongside Census income findings linked to education levels.
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Ahington
Us US
Soho
U.S. Courts of Appeals
Supreme Court
U.S. Court of Appeals
Sixth Circuit
Detroit
Big City
U.S. Supreme Court
Ousk
Cecil
Okmond
Richmond
U.S
Supreme See
Court of Appeals
High Court
Ing
Sofie Roth
U.S. Appeals Court
Roth
South
District Court
North
Quotations from Rockefeller and Volpe on rejection and skyjackings
In a quoted remark Rockefeller expresses that West Virginians needed to test his resolve before acceptance after losing the gubernatorial race. Volpe compares skyjackings to bank robberies, noting there will always be some incidents regardless of efforts.
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West
Secretary of Transportation
John Volpe
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Isaiah
ART Buchwald
France
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
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Majestic Hotel
le Duc Tho
Henry Kissinger
Arctic
Small Society
Brickman
Brickmerd
James
Litten
Avalanche Joural
Art Bowman
Henry M. Morris
Bowman
Moris
Glenamonett
Route 2
John Birchers
John Q. Adams
37Th St
Paul
Scott
U.S. Census Bureau
Census Bureau
Amy
Ay Lanbeet
Jack Tippit
Amy Bates
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