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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1973

Page

15

Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Front Matter 1973

Lubbock morning edition page includes staff roles and date January 5 1973. Names listed: Robert Norris president general manager J C Rickman business manager Carl Cannon advertising director Robert McVay circulation manager Jay Harris Davine Knapp editor William E McIntosh editor. Publication details for Southwestern Newspapers Corp and Associated Press/United Press International wire service.

Lubbock Texas South Plains Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Southwestern Newspapers Corporation Yf Ave Ly Press League Dallas Associated Press United Press International Robert Tt. Norris J.C. Rickman Carl N. Cannon Robert C. McVay

Nixon Faces Diverging Views on Indochina War Settlement

Congress voices clash with President Nixon over how to end the Indochina war as Mansfield and Speaker Gary Allison urge patience. The White House defends the Hanoi bombing as a lever to restart talks and secure POWs, while critics warn against escalation and deception. The document frames Nixon's challenges as distinct from his critics with ultimate responsibility resting on him.

Congress Nixon Indochina Senate Mike Mansfield House Gary Albert White House Hanoi-Haiphong MR. Nixon South Vietnam Uss Pueblo

Honesty in Commerce and Civic Duty Explored

A Dallas Consumer Affairs office handles 25 to 50 complaints daily about fraud and misrepresentation in marketplaces, notably auto and rental sectors, as a new city ordinance seeks accountability. The piece also comments on a San Francisco checkout thumbprint device reducing hot checks and forgery, plus Senator Humphrey praising civic civility and the spirit of a presidential inauguration.

Dallas City of Dallas Consumer Affairs Office Jocal Better Business Bureau San Francisco Redwood City Calif John McDonald Consumer Affairs Hubert Humphrey Minnesota Nixon John F. Kennedy New York Times Georgetown Dorcas Hardin Inland Steel Corp Potomac

Washington consultant Watercress runs the show

The former Deputy Undersecretary of Health Commerce Transportation and Meat Inspection sits in a grand office as a Washington consultant. He handles calls from clients about political leverage and policy issues while touting influence with White House figures and agencies.

Washington Health, Commerce, Transportation and Meat Inspection Wendell Watercress Watercress Amnen Jen Richard Keindiens Secretary of Treasury George Shaltz Joint Chiefs of Staff Tian Richard Nixon

Strauss Faces Reformers After DNC Chair Win

Robert Strauss won the Democratic national chairmanship but faces reformers who claim the party machinery favors McGovern era reforms. They warn he risks fratricide if he tampers with the quota system and machinery backing those reforms.

Washington Robert Strauss Strauss

Nixon Aides Face Georgetown Housing Snub and Reform War

Washington reports reveal Nixon administration aides facing real estate discrimination in Georgetown as brokers favor liberals. meanwhile party reform battles intensify over the Woodcock and Charter commissions with Strauss and Sanford shaping future strategy.

Washington Georgetown

Religious clashes in Qum as police fire over rioters

In Qum religious leaders clashed with Communist supporters. Police emergency squads fired over the heads of rioters in a futile bid to restore order. No further details on injuries or arrests were given.

Tehran UPI Qum

Name Your Own Tune In A Bowl of College Fife

Jay Harris surveys college fight songs and Alma Mater themes, highlighting Notre Dame Victory March, Eyes of Texas, Aggie War Hymn, On Wisconsin, and Ramblin Wreck. He notes regional reach and contrast with other tunes, while nudging readers to discuss and debate the rankings.

Notre Dame Texas Wisconsin Georgia Tech Boondocks Ivy Halls Oscar Crain Texas Tech Brazos Aggie Fighting Irish Texas U

Palindromes and trivia from L. M. Boyd column

Quiz style reminiscences cover famous palindromes like A man a plan a canal Panama and Fleas. notes on perry cider history. a Hamburg wives club aiding husbands. hay fever origins. a dinner table conundrum. and a 60 year-ago salary snapshot.

Panama James Thurber Leigh Mercer Mercer Adam

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