Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Advertisers under new ownership
Disjointed OCR text shows names and positions at a newspaper company in Lubbock with references to executives and advertising reps. The fragment mentions Robert R. Norris as president and general manager, with Rickman Jay Harris and David De Knapp Roberts among listed personnel.
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Rickman
Jay Harris
David DE
Knapp Roberts
Ose
Creaaton Anaze
Ebon
Trade policy shift urged after dollar devaluation
Congress signals readiness to back Nixon’s dollar devaluation with tough trade legislation. The IMF welcomes the move, saying it will improve world payments balance. The piece notes consumer impact, potential import surcharges, and calls for selective buying of domestically produced goods.
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Congress
Nixon
Associated Press
U.S
International Monetary Fund
George Mahon
Lubbock
United States
MR. Mahon
Reluctant Choice for NWP Caucus Chair Sissy Farenthold
The piece notes Sissy Farenthold faces risk in leading the National Women's Political Caucus in a divided movement led by Bella Abzug and Gloria Steinem. It cites Texas political limits, a fraught Houston convention, and Farenthold’s potential impact on campaign viability and national influence.
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Srances Farenthold
National Women's Political Caucus
Bella Abzug
New York City
Sissy Farenthold
Bella
Betty
Friedan
Gloria Steinem
Women's Caucus
Texas
U.S
Houston
Rice Hotel
Sissy
Sexist Job Titles spark reform urges in Congress
Rep Martha Griffiths fights sexist terms in federal usage urging changes at the Census Bureau. She proposes replacing lay midwives with layobletical workers and fisherman with fish gatherer while suggesting locomotive firemen become fuelers and busboys turn into restaurant table cleaners. She questions whether Congress man should become Congressperson.
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Martha Griffiths
Michian Democrat
Census Bureau
Impounding The Budget Ends Juniper Project Fight
A satirical dialogue shows President Nixon impounding funds to halt the Juniper bushes budget item, prompting a domestic budget crisis at home with family hearings and fiscal restraint. The wife and children challenge authority as the father asserts final budgeting power. The piece lampoons executive power versus Congress and household finance.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Familly
Lake
Shultz Signals Possible Protectionist Turn on Trade
Treasury Secretary George Shultz hinted at protectionist moves in foreign trade during private talks with senior Ways and Means Democrats in Baltimore. The warning came as the panel prepared to tackle trade legislation after tax reform, with Shultz urged to slow the pace.
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Washington
Treasury
George Shultz
Nixon
Shultz
House
Ways and Means Committee
William Simon
William Gifford
Baltimore
al Ullman
Oregon
Joe Waggoner
Lout
Afl-Cio
Ullman
White House
George Meany
Insect State Symbols Stir States and Congress Satire
The piece humorously surveys how U.S. states adopt official bugs and symbols driven by trivial debates. It notes Florida naming the praying mantis and Arkansas approving the honeybee while Iowa balks at the ladybug amid a wave of insect mania.
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Horida
Arkansas
Senate
Dale Bumpers
Iowa
Arthur Neu
California
Neu
National Airlines DC missing in Gulf after Mardi Gras-bound flight
Tampa reported National Airlines DC aircraft with five crew and passengers, many en route to New Orleans Mardi Gras, presumed down in rough Gulf waters. In Washington an AP item notes U S plan to strengthen Chinese Nationalist navy to disrupt Red China shipping. A Texas Tech feature recalls Had a dream West Texas pioneers' civilizational vision.
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Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Tampa, Fla
UPI
National Airlines DC
Mos
Gay Mardi Gras
New Orleans
Gulf of Mexico
Washington
United States
Texas Tech
West Texas
Valentine memories and fashion notes in Llubbock column
In a rambling hometown column, JAY HARRIS recalls Valentines at LOC with stories of the Valentine family and campus ties. A fashion note praises the sweater vest as versatile attire, contrasting it with earlier trends and the rise of the slim look and knits.
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Charles
Tom R. Jr
6Th St
Steve
Ralph C
20Th St
R. Nolan
40Th St
Betty Valentine
LCC
Tom Jr
Tom
LOC
Hicksville
Bill
New York
L M Boyd Cartoons and Curious Facts From Fort Worth
A collage of curiosities includes a note on women shopping habits in carpet stores, trivia on aging and famous names, a claim about football injuries versus car damage, a giraffe triplet question, and a historical spelling quarrel over Pittsburgh. Author L M Boyd signs with a Fort Worth address.
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Congress
Madame Chiang Kai-shek
Pittsburgh
U. S. Geographic Board
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Populus
L. M. Boyd
Fort Worth
Texas
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Women’s Caucus
Ms. Warenthold
Sen
Tun Eagleton
Dubiety
Callas
ART Buchwald
Tadinit
Carder
Sans Souci
Paris
Ruthle
United States of America
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Virginia Payette
West Virgin
Alabama
Wis
Colorado
Kansas
Vermont
West Virginia
Idaho
Mel
Melvin Laird
Elliot Richardson
Senate Armed Services
Laird
Capitol Hill
Rep
Laurd
Vietnam
Athens
Joseph Farland
Pakistan
Tiltoward
Bangladesh
Greece
Antijunta Greeks
Farland
Col Mane
George Papadopoulos
Foreign Relations Committee
Panama
A.M. Yahya Khan
East Pakistan
Sheikh Mujbur Rahman
Papadopoulos
Henry Tasca
Tasca
William B. Macomber
Yahya Khan
Tran
Presii Nixon
Richard Helms
Ciréc
Central Intellignce
Iran
Eagen
America
Helms
Teheran
Evans
JAY_HARRIS
Ett Evenymana Sa
Nowasyd
Ieee Con
Atery
Pate
Femara
Earith Lubbock
Antwa
Agere
Hs Madan
Ore
Oa Ie St. Eoat
Austine
Mme
T. R
Valentine
Joe Valentine
Joe V
Elks Lodge
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Jack L. Warner
Adolf Hitler
Samuel Goldwyn
Joseph Stall
Louis B. Mayer
Winston Churchill
Harry Cohn
Benito Mussolini
Adolph Zukor
Charles de Gaulle
Carl Laemmie
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