Lubbock Avalanche Journal February 8 1973 Front Page Notes
The obituary fragment lists staff and executives for the Lubbock Avalanche Journal with names such as CHAS A GUY RELIER publisher ROBERT C MCCVAY and JAY HARRIS, plus editors and managers. It mentions the paper is published weekday mornings by Journal Publishing Company in Lubbock Texas as part of the Associated Press network.
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South Plaza
Lubbock
Avalanche-Journal
Beem Nn “Journal Publishing Company
Texan
Dallas
Associated Frese
Chas. A. Guy
Robert C. McVay
Jay Harris
Walter William B. McIntosh
David E
KNAPP
Mantuing
United Ale of America
Tibet
Texas
Flexibility on Peace Talks Signals Slow Move by Hanoi
The piece argues North Vietnam talks hint at peace in Southeast Asia but warn real negotiations remain distant. It notes Xuan Thuy as a spokesman, cites Nixon’s eight points, calls for US willingness to negotiate, and urges Hanoi to recognize US flexibility on ceasefire and enforcement.
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Southeast Asia
U.S
Xuan Thuy
Nixon
Hanoi
Paris
Senate
Indochina
Corporate Farming Threatens Small Family Farms
The piece argues that corporate ownership and involvement in farming depresses small farm viability. It notes 2 million farmers have left the land in two decades, with 1 more million likely by 1980, and that large incorporated farms may dominate output by 1980. It cites firms like Del Monte, Standard Oil, Kaiser and Goodyear, plus subsidies, credit, and land grant support as drivers, and calls for policy action.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Mary Costello
del Monte
Standard Oil
Southern Pacific
Kaiser Aluminum
Penn Central
Getty Oil
Union Carbide
Boeing
Aetna Life
Goodyear
Monsanto
John Hancock
Congress
Executive Branch
U.S. Stand Called Peace Bar Sparks Hanoi Critic
A Page 1 banner cites a debate over American policy, prompting readers to compare a Hanoi resident critic with a U.S. political figure. The piece identifies Xuan Thuy, a North Vietnamese politician, as the critic rather than a domestic senator.
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U.S
Peace Bar
Hanoi
Washington
Xuan Thuy
Reprint of Chen Yi Speech Criticizing Personality Cult
A Polish magazine republishes the late Chinese Foreign Minister Chen Yi’s speech criticizing Chairman Mao Zedong’s personality cult in a first outside mainland China. Observers note the speech was delivered before his death.
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Chen Yi
M10
Tse-tung
China
Laird Says U.S. Plans to Withdraw from Vietnam
Secretary Laird told ABCs Issues and Answers that the United States intends to disengage from Vietnam and will not expect a return to fighting even if hostilities resume. He outlined Vietnamization progress, air power shifts, and the search for a negotiated settlement as the path to ending American involvement.
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Washington
Hanoi
American Broadcasting Co
Melvin R. Laird
United States
Vietnam
Laird
Bea
South Vietnam
Hte
Nixon
Hpenever
Israel Triumph Over Three Foes Shifts Middle East Power
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report Israel has secured a diplomatic win over the United States Soviet Union and Egyptian President Anwar Sadat by pressuring U S policy and shifting influence to the White House. Sadat’s alignment with Rogers’ peace plan weakens Moscow’s grip on Egypt as Meir’s government asserts regional leverage.
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U.S
Israel
Suez Canal
Soviet Union
Anwar Sadat
Golda Meir
William P. Rogers
Middle East
State Department
Nixon
White House
Terael
Sadat
Thny
Rogers
Meir
Cairo
Moscow
Gamal Nasser
Tarael
Theinai Peninsula
Iithdrawes
Egypt
Mideast
Russia
Saat
East
GOP campaign fund shift signals fairness policy amid 1972 race
The Senate Republican Campaign Committee is pledging a neutral approach to aide liberal and conservative candidates, citing a new fairness policy after past favoritism. Amid Nixon’s ballot presence the panel’s chair Dominick hints at even handouts, with debates on allocations and notable past distributions to conservatives.
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Washington
Senate
Republican Campaign Committee
Wberal Gop
Nixon
Charles Goodell
Oregon
Mark Hatfield
Ipaign
New Mexico
David Cargo
Peter Dominick
Dominick
Buehi Berentson
Ronald Reagan
South Dakota
Berentson
Robert Anderson
Anderson
Charles Levi
Ripon Society
Texas
John Tower
Tower
Bush
Ralph Smith
Tinple
Charles Percy
Ilinois
Loweat
Edward Brooke
GOP
Houe
Palley
North Korea Urges Decisive Fighting Amid War Twilight
In a February 8 1952 report Premier Kim Sung calls for intensified action by Communist forces signaling potential end to the twilight war experts note Eisenhower faces pressure to join presidential race while drought drives new low water levels in Texas and hotel groups tour Lubbock plans for a Plainsman hotel project in the city.
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Lubbock
Korea
Kim Sung
Austin
Texas Board of Water Engineers
Texas Hote
Ami Duc
Theg
Offhand Thoughts on Senator Scoop Jackson Speech Plan
A fragmented report notes Senator Scoop Jackson plans to speak only in camouflaged terms during a forthcoming address amid a crowd described as optimistic celebrants awaiting the new year. The piece suggests a political focus and staged event context.
Tax Boost Inevitable and Tax Reform Push in Election Year
Andrew Tully analyzes how tax increases loom as Treasury projections reveal a $50 billion debt rise and deadlines approach. He cites Rep. Martha Griffiths and Sen. Ed Muskie amid calls for deficits or new taxes, warning voters about hidden costs and debt interest. The piece notes Rep. Henry Reuss's reform drive to close loopholes and curb exemptions, amid political caution about taxing the middle class and funding social programs.
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Nixon
Ed Muskie
George McGovern
Muskie
McGovern
House
Henry S. Reuss
D-Wis
L. M. Boyd Pokes Fun on Trivia and Daily Life
A collage of quirky questions and tips covers famous names like Buonarroti and Santi while noting unit terms such as cord and pipe. It also cites veterinary demand, college majors, narcotics in doctors, evening gowns, and practical garden ideas with a closing address for L. M. Boyd in Fort Worth.
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