The Avalanche Journal Staff Roster and Roles
The notice lists staff positions including President Robert R. Norris and General Manager J. C. Rickman. Jay Harris and David E. Knapp are editors, with William E. McIntosh as Editorial Page Editor. The document references Wednesday editions and advertising representatives for the publication.
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Avalanche Journal
Anal Advertising
Robert R. Norris
Dmanager
J.C. Rickman
Jay Harris
David E. Knapp
William E. McIntosh
Hanoi MIA accounting criticized amid ceasefire hopes
The piece argues North Vietnam has not accounted for hundreds of missing and jailed Americans, noting about 1 800 still unaccounted and questioning why accounting was not insisted on before the ceasefire. It cites Capt. John Murphy and cautions readers about deception in Hanoi’s negotiations.
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Henry Kissinger
North
Hanoi
Capt. Murphy
U.S
Rumors Spark Talk of Connally Possible Shift to G OP
The piece notes Texans buzzing over former Governor John Connally possibly switching from Democrat to Republican ahead of 1976. It recalls his roles as Nixon’s Treasury secretary and as a leader of the Nixon campaign, with mentions that he might be the president’s preferred successor.
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John Connally
Connally
Nixon
Democratic Party
Big Jawn
Texas
Washington
Georgetown
Treasury
Spiro Agnew
Sens
Robert Taft
Charles Percy
William Brock
Withi
Virginia
Harry Byrd
Robert Strauss
Democratic National Committee
Strauss
Republican Party
GOP
Henry Kissinger
White House
Kissinger
Connally in Move Toward 1976 Party Shift Rumors Grow
Senate discussion cites John Tower harshly while criticizing judiciary leniency. The piece notes John Connally’s possible party switch and presidential prospects, highlighting his Texas image and appeal amid Nixon and party realignments.
Thieu Seen Virtually Unbeatable Till Next Fall
Thieu is deemed virtually invulnerable to military defeat or political overthrow at least until next fall. Hanoi’s 145,000 front-line troops failed to deliver decisive breakthroughs, and plans to interdict key highways around Saigon and provincial capitals fell short of targets, with Thieu losing some hamlets but likely to gain and lose more in ongoing clashes.
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Washington
Nguyen van Thien
Hanoi
South Vietnam
National Liberation Front
Saigon
Delta
Laos
Thieu
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
Thien
Highlands
II Corps
Connally seen as GOP potential, 1976 Nixon era shift
Marianne Means reports a Georgetown dinner poll of eight GOP officials showing five votes for John Connally and no votes for Agnew. The piece outlines Connally's possible party move, Nixon links, Strauss rift, Kissinger timing, and Thieu's Vietnam strategy shaping his political future.
Nixon Stands Accused Of Giving Peace A Bad Name
Observers label President Nixon as failing to deliver true peace in Vietnam while praising the cease-fire as incomplete. Critics include Averell Harriman George McGovern and others who argue the settlement lacks sufficient goals and accountability.
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Nixon
Washington
North Vietnam
Hitler
Aria
Uae
Vietnam
Cnd
Richard Niven
Niven
Henry Kissinger
Ind
Averell Harriman
Kennedy
Johnson
Harriman
Frost
Divine
George McGovern
London
Com. Thander
Government to lift price limits on restaurant meals
Washington reports top priority to end federal price controls on dining prices as decentral orders loom. Lt. Gen. Albert C. Wedy urges UN to consider atomic options and ground offensives in Asia if it aids Korea. Gov Shivers asserts control during the Legislature's opening clash.
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Washington
York
INS
Albert Rety
Austin
Shivers
Wed
One Snowflake A Snowy Nashville Editorial
A guest editorial from the Nashville Banner notes the unique beauty of snowflakes and laments motorists stranded by a slippery hill after a light Middle Tennessee snowfall. The piece muses on snowflake uniqueness while acknowledging local winter frustration.
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Middle Tennessee
Nashville
Tenn
Time Lag Cracking as 1973 Heralds Fast Future
In this 1973 forward look the author notes rapid progress from Marconi to space and computing. He cites milestones from wireless to lunar missions and IBM supercomputers, arguing the era accelerates development and redefines our age. The piece frames the year as a turning point in human progress driven by technology.
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Atlantic
London
Ask Gleaner Q&A on sleep and odd topics from the reader
A wide collection of Q and A items covers sleep needs by age in Australia, venison aging, trouts and mockingbirds, a Maidstone time clock for patrons, car cost comparisons, and a note about acoustical mines and sea warfare. The piece mingles practical queries with humorous asides and reader letters.
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Henry J. Taylor
Guglielmo Marconi
France
English
Alexander Graham Bell
San Francisco
Robert E. Peary
North Pole
Tina
Cape Columbia
Richard E. Byrdlew
Spitsbergen
Fred Marriot
Stanley
Germany
Channel
Royal Air Force
John Alcock
Arthur W. Brown
Newfoundland
Ireland
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Normandy
Brown
Charles A. Lind- Dersh
New York
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Belmar
John J. Glese
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Outer Space
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IBM
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