Parker Daily Press publication note and staff listings
The fragment shows a 1973 era newspaper masthead with staff roles including Vice President General Manager Robert R Norris and J C Rickman Business Manager Carl N Cannon and circulations manager Robert C McVay. It lists the paper location Lubbock Texas and a date February 2 1973.
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Ene Raona
Hascialed Press
United Press International
Robert R. Norris
J.C. Rickman
Carl N. Cannon
Robert C. McVay
Beitor
Kissinger Trip Tests Hanoi’s Appetite for U.S. Aid
The piece questions whether North Vietnam will signal willingness for peace and aid before Dr. Henry Kissinger visits Hanoi on February 10. It notes repeated fighting since the cease-fire, Viet Cong and North Vietnamese gains and losses, and the influence of U.S. rebuilding plans tied to both sides’ adherence to the agreement.
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Henry Kissinger
Hanoi
U.S
Joint Military Commission
Saigon
Demilitarized Zone
Nixon
North Vietnam
Indochina
Congress
Dr. Kissinger
Oklahoma House Rejects Equal Rights Amendment Debate
The Oklahoma House refused to ratify the constitutional Equal Rights Amendment. Some members argued against equality statements citing religious and gender roles. Critics say the amendment overreaches by declaring blanket equality, while supporters push for removing undue disabilities for women.
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Oklahoma House of Representatives
U.S
John Monks
David Stratton
Growth of Defensive Driving Enrollments Sparks Optimism
Austin reports rising interest in defensive driving with 20 000 Texans enrolled this month across 700 courses. Officials say the program offers 10 percent insurance savings and the number of courses may reach 2 000 in April as awareness grows.
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Austin
Texas Safety Association
Lawmaker Pushes Blue Grama as New State Grass
New Mexico lawmaker Rep. James Caudell proposes designating blue grama as the official state grass. He argues the grass has high protein value and could boost tourism and attention for the Land of Enchantment alongside existing state symbols.
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New Mexico
James Caudell
Bernalillo
Caudell
Freedom for East European Countries Demands United Action
David Lawrence argues Western Europe sees NATO as essential for deterrence against the Soviet Union while Eastern Europe remains under Communist dominance. He calls for major powers to reduce standing armies and pursue peace with better East-West and China-Soviet relations.
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Europe
Soviet Union
Paris
Indochina
Vietnam
Western Europe
United States
Peking
Moscow
Russia
China
Pentagon Test Begins Over Defense Secretary Pick
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report a looming clash between Elliott Richardson and the White House staff as Nixon weighs the assistant secretary for International Security Affairs choice. Richardson backs Jonathan Moore, seen as dovish, while the White House favors Helmut Sonnenfeldt, a Kissinger NSC aide and hard-liner.
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Washington
Elliott Richardson
Pentagon
White House
Nixon
Richardson
Jonathan Moore
Helmut, Sonnenfeldt
Henry Kissinger
National Security Council
Sonnenfeldt
White House Palace
Dallas
William Clements
Moore
ISA Post
Capitol Hill
Jonathan
Melvin R. Laird
Dove
Senate
Vietnam
Defense
State Department
Kennedy-John
George Romney
Nelson Rockefeller
Sonnenfekti
Foreign Service
NSC
Kissinger
Moscow
Rockefeller
Palace
Charles Colson
Leverett Saltonstall
Massachusetts
ISA
Armed Services Committee
Henry M. Jackson
Public Rights and Police Power in Criminal Justice Debate
Washington discussion centers on balancing public rights with accused protections at a National Conference on Criminal Justice. Pat Gray criticizes rehabilitation over punishment, arguing the public and victims have rights in violent cases.
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Washington
L. Patrick Gray
FBI
Nixon
Gmen
Gray
Republic
National Conference On Criminal Justice
National Advisory Commission
Basi
Pat Gray
Pat
Traffic jam sparks plans for faster city roads and plates
In Lubbock, Russell 3. sar projects rising vehicle counts with 88 010 passenger plates 20 905 truck plates and other tags. The piece argues for widening University Avenue and finish one ways at Fourth and Third to ease congestion and boost gas tax funds. It also notes Apollo 17 moon chatter and a boy’s Moon Lubbock inquiry.
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Lubbock
Genial Russell
Welsh and
University
Russell
Russell Faiy
Washaterias
Tech Indiana
Tech
University Avenue
Essary
Fourth
Third Street
Civic Center
Andrew Nicholson
Bob Nicholson
First Presbyterian Church
NASA
Avalanche Journal
Europe hit by rare storm across five nations
Five West European nations endured hurricane force winds and severe floods in a weekend disaster described as Europe’s worst storm in centuries. The storm impacted coastlines and inland regions, prompting emergency responses and substantial damage assessments.
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London
UPI
Europe
Washington
Harold E. Talbott
Senate
Pass It On Bed-Making Record and Miscellany
A column of quirky notes on homemaking speed records in Brussels, dancing bans by rulers, and slang phrases. Includes a Brussels bed making record of 3 minutes 35 seconds, remarks on dances history, detective earnings, and common French phrases.
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Brussels
Germany
Wilhelm I
Berlin
England
Victoria
New York
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Valng
Pietre Srdane
United Abantase ‘Ued, Teancies Wim Liberty
David Lawrence
Asia
West Germany
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Mediterranean
NATO
Helsinki
Finland
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
ANDREW _TULLY
Commission
Stir
Yale
Jay Harris
Joe
Slide Road
Andrew
Moon Lubbock
John William Lubbock
Baer
International Astronomical Union
The
Lubbock Morning Avalanche
L. M. Boyd
P. O
Fort Worth
Texas
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