Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Masthead February 13 1933
A fragmented masthead shows the Lubbock Avalanche Journal with staff roles including Vice President General Manager J C Rickman editor Jay Harris managing editor David E Knapp and page editor William E McIntosh dated February 13 1933 from Lubbock Texas indicating the newspaper’s organizational lineup.
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Jay Harris
David E. Knapp
William E. McIntosh
Lubbock
Texas
Mora
Prisoners Day Returns Bring Relief and Hope
The first US prisoners of war released by North Vietnam and the Viet Cong brought a quiet, heartfelt relief to families and a sense of cautious optimism. While many questions remain about others missing in action, government and private efforts to account for them must continue, despite possible propaganda from Hanoi and lingering doubts about the fate of those not yet accounted for.
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North Vietnam
Hanoi
Nixon
North
South
Vietnam
Indochina
Community treatment split opinion at corrections seminar
Norman A. Carlson director of the Federal Bureau of Prisons argued during a Miami corrections seminar that community treatment is promising but not a cure. He faulted broad prison closures and warned non-adjustable offenders cannot be simply released into crime-ridden communities. The Bureau promotes community treatment while stressing limits and improvements in corrections.
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National Advisory Commission On Criminal Justice
Norman A. Carlson
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Miami
Bureau of Prisons
Department of Justice
Carlton
David Lawrence long career in journalism ends at 84
David Lawrence, longtime Washington correspondent and founder of two magazines that became U S News & World Report, died at 84 after a 60 year career. He edited U S News and wrote a daily Avalanche-Journal column, authored works including The True Story of Woodrow Wilson, and stood as a conservative yet progressive voice on government reform and civil rights issues.
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David Lawrence
Washington
U.S. News & World Report
Avalanche-Journal
Lawrence
Woodrow Wilson
U.S
Versailles
Paris
Avalanche-Journaliers
Supreme Court
Peace talks in Paris center on Indochina future
Washington reflects on the upcoming Paris talks starting February 26 with the United States Soviet Union and Red China plus Vietnam combatants and supervising powers seeking a political settlement to prevent renewed external intervention and weapons buildup in Indochina.
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Aurence
Washington
Cambodia
Laos
Indochina
Vietnam
Paris
United States
Soviet Union
Red
Red China
North Vietnam
Peking
Moscow
South
Southeast Asia
United Nations
North
Energy study stepped up in Nixon oil policy push
Washington President Nixon ordered a confidential NSC long range study on oil and gas shortages and U.S. foreign policy. Led by John Ehrlichman with Henry Kissinger and George Shultz, the panel aims to craft a national energy policy to avert blackouts and rationing and reduce Arab and Siberian oil dependence.
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Washington
Nixon
National Security Council
U.S
White House
John Ehrlichman
Henry Kissinger
Ceorge Shultz
the Treasury
Administration
Middle East
Siberia
Jackson
NSC
Soviet Union
Connally urged by Nixon to switch parties in bid for presidency
Marianne Means reports Nixon pressured ex Treasury chief John Connally to defect from Democrats to Republicans within months. Nixon aiming to boost Connally as a presidential candidate, with talks of strategy, party invitation, and potential Texas Democratic defections. Caution noted about timing, and broader energy policy tensions shape the political calculus.
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Washington
Secot
Treasury
John Connally
Nixon
Connally
Environmental Protection Agency
William Ruckelshaus
Ruckershaus
GOP
George Bush
Democratic National Committee
Robert Strauss
Texas
Dolph Briscoe
Tower
New York
John Lindsay
Government scraps federal price controls nationwide
Washington AP reports the government ends federal price controls on thousands of items including eggs poultry soap gasoline crude oil newsprint and all rubber products. In LittLefield a 45 year old Black man is jailed after an eight mile high speed chase up to 100 mph across highways farm roads and fields.
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Jackson
White House
Moscow
State Department
Pentagon
U.S
Washington
Littlefield
The
Avalanche Journal
Fdr
Iccident
Warren R. Danworth
2Rd St
Lubbock Leads the Way and Public Letters
A reader thanks The Avalanche Journal for engaging coverage as a Lubbock resident praises the paper. Letters discuss varied topics from local pride and a mascot memory to concerns about public health reporting and the Bayless School hepatitis case.
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The
Avalanche Journal
Lubbock
Arkansas
LLW
Lubbock’s
Exxon
Pandas of
China
Tom E. Hille
45Th St
Branch Library Promised Voters in Lubbock
Editor cites Mrs Trost letter about the library at 19th and T claiming voters were promised a branch library before the central library's completion. The piece questions political promises and recalls a 1970 tornado and recovery bond election as context for Lubbock's library history.
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Avalanche Journal
Writer defends Republic view in Hobbs letter to editor
Hobbs resident Robert C. D. Ticuel Jr. challenges Warren R. Danworth and Bob Welch about America as a republic. Citing Alice Felt Tyler and Jeffersonian arguments, Ticuel asserts natural rights precede government and condemns parties that favor the few over the many, aligning with democratic ideals attributed to Johnson.
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America
John Birchriends
Tyler
Danworth
Bob Welch
Andrew Johnson
Robert C.D. Ticuel, Jr
Hobbs, N.M
Rarest phobia and a bouquet of questions at Fort Worth
LM and Boyd present a mix of curiosities from a reader quiz. Cherophobia is cited as fearing fun, while a word game reveals B-quet letters with 87.5 percent guessing BAN QUET for men and BOUQUET for women. A note explains Count Zeppelin's craft and a local mailing address is given in Fort Worth, Texas.
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Slanager
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Hanii
World Organization
South Vietnam
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Interior Department
Ehrlichman
Kissinger
Ovak
Marianne
Henry M. Jackson
Senate Interior Committee
Lubbock Morning Avalanche
Prairie Dog
Pete
Bayless School
Twila Conger
Avenue N
Brown Elementary
Coronado
Lm, Boyd
Germany
Count Ferdinand von Zeppelin
St. Paul, Minn
L. M. Boyd
P. C. Box
Fort Worth
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