Lubbock Daily Chronicle Names Staff at Christmas Edition
The notice lists NORRIS as Vice Presidents General Manager J. C. Rickman Tay Harris and others including Edits Carl Cannon Advertising Director Robert C. McVay William E. McIntosh Circulation Editorial Page Editor, reflecting the publication’s staff assignments in Lubbock Texas for the Tuesday Morning December 26 issue.
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J. C. Rickman
Tay
Harris Business
Mana
Carl
Cannon
Anaaif
Robert C. McVay
William E. McIntosh
Lubbock
Texas
Anti Highways Clash Over Northside Southwest Freeway
Fort Worth readers witness a heated dispute as Interior officials and Texas leaders clash over environmental objections to the Northside Southwest Freeway project in Tarrant County. The exchange cites grasslands, wildlife, and resource use while urging progress to reduce traffic fatalities and complete the Interstate system.
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Tarrant County
John W. Larson
Larson
Fort Worth
Charles E. Simons
Texas Highway Commission
Interior
U.S
Jim Wright
House Committee On Public Works
Rogers C. B. Morton
Wright
Enlarged EEC Sparks U.S. Concern
The European Economic Community will grow from six to nine members as Britain Denmark and Ireland join on January 1. Analysts warn the expansion may dilute U.S. economic and political influence, while questions about Europe speaking with a single voice highlight foreign policy challenges amid cultural diversity.
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Britain
Denmark
Ireland
European Economic Community
Richard L. Worsnop
Ropers
Common Market
United States
Willy Zeller
Swiss Review of World Affairs
U.S
Soviet Union
Zeller
America
Southeast Asia
EEC
Areaue United Nations
League of Nations
Robert McGechan
City University of New York
European Community Magazine
Europe
Nixon First Four Years Review From White House
Washington reports a 20 000 word official study titled Richard Nixon's First Four Years Change That Works issued by Herbert G Klein. The document outlines foreign policy emphasis on negotiation, domestic reform, less government, and more reliance on the people. It covers economy taxes and spending, crime and drug abuse, transportation housing environment energy education and veteran concerns with chapters on aging equal rights youth and national goals for the Bicentennial era.
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Washington
Nixon
Herbert G. Klein
Office of Communications
Executive Branch
Richard Nixon
America
Nixon forms secret supercabinet amid purge
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report Nixon quietly buried half his Cabinet and crafted a radical domestic governance instrument a small supercabinet tied to the White House. John Ehrlichman would lead domestic policy with George Shultz as a deputy, overseeing divided policy areas.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Congress
John Ehrlichman
Secretary of the Treasury
George Shultz
Mr. Nixon
Interior
Labor
Commerce
Transportation
Ehrlichman
Butz
Weinberger
Lynn
Shultz
Bud Krogh
Clarence Brinegar
Brinegar
Congressional Interior Committees
Morton
Peter Brennan
Labor Department
Brennan
Civil liberties clash over airport searches and reforms
The piece critiques civil liberty advocates pushing for broad protections while clashing with security measures like passenger frisking. It argues many airport arrests target drugs and other crimes, not weapons, and questions consistency with constitutional rights. The column also outlines Nixon era cabinet reshuffling and the rise of a four-member supercabinet, shaping domestic policy from the White House.
Spain's Franco Faces Doubts Amid Recovery and Change
Intimates say Franco's health is doubtful as Spain edges toward reforms. The aging caudillo, 80, remains largely confined to El Pardo and Meirás, while Catalonia Galician Basque regional voices push for changes without violence. The country, with a church and army united in seeking reforms, continues to grapple with its civil war legacy and the Valley of the Fallen tomb near Madrid.
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Francisco Franco
Spain
Franco
Princess de Borbon-Damspierre
Lange
Cphaan
el Ree
Apollo
Manana
Madrid
Catalonia
Barcelona
Galicia
Church
Army
Iuppenter
Caudillo
Gorment
Juan Carlos
el Pardo
Meiras
Memory Lane column quotes Chiang and Stalin meeting tension
L. M. Boyd recalls memory files from The Lubbock Morning Avalanche dated December 26 1956 Chiang Kai shek slams Soviet bandits and Western powers as kicking them when down while Stalin offers to meet Eisenhower to ease world tensions prompting cautious Western interest at the United Nations in an Asian Arab group leadership development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Pass It On Diverse Odds and Oddities From A Patchwork Page
A fragmented assemblage discusses swift beasts, job-switching workers, horseracing interest, shoplifting statistics, and curious Q A about armadillos and avocados. It blends trivia on occupations, sports popularity, and lunar oyster lore with scattered phrases and partial quotes from various topics.
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Rogers Morton
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