Lubbock Avalanche-Journal January 1 1973 edition fronts
The page shows the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal branding and masthead for Thursday Morning January 1 1973 in Lubbock Texas. It lists staff roles including managing editor and advertising director and notes wire services Associated Press and United States news agency coverage.
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Rock
Texas
South Plains
Uiahed
Lubbock
Avalanche-Journal
Pers Corporation
National Advertising Representatives
Associated Press Press International
Norris
G J.C. Rickman
Jay Harris
Carl N. Cannon
David
Rt Knapp
Robert C. McVay
William E; McIntosh
Lubbock, Texas
Reform Battle Shapes Texas House Rules Under Daniel
Reform rules push by Speaker Price Daniel Jr reshapes Texas House procedure. A one term limit raises concerns about lame duck leadership while a new calendar committee limits powers of chairmen. Critics question ethics code, disclosure rules, and a costly ethics commission amid a wary legislature. Republican Al Konioth cites rising costs and possible raises for legislators as a solution.
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Texas House of Representatives
Price Daniel Jr
House
Daniel
al Konioth
Dallas
Ethics Commission
Outside Militants Stir France’s Election Climate
Pompidou denounces foreign leaders visiting for Socialist talks as militants intruding on France’s March elections. Meir’s pending visit triggers protests. The piece notes fashion trends like the bow tie resurfacing, citing figures such as G. Mennen Williams and Grover E. Murray.
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France
Georges Pompidou
U.S
Paris
Golda Meir
Israel
Olof Palme
Sweden
Bruno Kreisky
Austria
Francois Mitterrand
Socialist Party
Pompidou
National Assembly
Wall Street Journal
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan Supreme Court
Preston Smith
Texas
Dagwood Bumstead
Blondie
Grover E. Murray
Texas Tech
History of U S resistance to red aggression recalled
DAVID LAWRENCE reviews Vietnam era policy tracing Geneva 1954 to SEATO 1955. Dulles defends self determination for Vietnam Cambodia Laos, warns against Communist expansion, and urges preemptive collective defense. Notes U S aid under Kennedy and Johnson and peak troop levels at start of Nixon era.
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U.S
Washington
France
Indochina
Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Geneva
Great Britain
Soviet Union
China
United States
South Vietnam
Jocohn Foster Dulles
U. S
Mr. Dulles
Southeast Asia
Southwest Pacific
Cambedia
Dulles
North Vietnam
Kennedy
Johnson
Nixon
McGovern Eyes Separate National Democratic Structure
McGovern seeks to assemble a national center left political arm outside the Democratic Party after Robert Strauss won the party chairmanship. He reportedly commands a large fundraising list and aims to mobilize an independent national committee style organization.
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Washington
George McGovern
McGovern
Robert Strauss
Democratic National Committee
Donley
Strauss
1972 in Review Through a Senatorial File and TV Purges
Virginia Payette surveys a year of political and media shifts as 1972 ends. She catalogs McGovern’s post campaign plans and the Democratic donor list, Nixon administration clashes, and public broadcasting purges led by Buckley. The piece blends personal notes with national trends and upcoming reforms.
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Bill Buckley
William F. Buckley
Corporation For Public Broadcasting
Buckley
CPB
Public Broadcasting
White House
Nine Lubbock residents charged in narcotics raids
U S Treasury agents with Lubbock police and deputies raided private homes and small hotels resulting in charges against nine local residents for narcotics violations. A separate AP item reports Gen Douglas MacArthur blaming President Truman for desertions over policy of appeasement. A burglary spree by two Latin American brothers aged 12 and 13 allegedly involved more than 30 Lubbock businesses with thousands of dollars in loot.
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Lubbock
U.S. District Court
U.S. Treasury
NEW York
Douglas MacArthur
Truman
The Warmest Welcome and The Rise of Modern Motor Lodges
The piece recalls wartime Savoy Hotel hospitality and contrasts it with modern chain motels. It cites Shenstone and Shaw, notes the persistent charm of classic hotels like the Crillon and Savoy, and warns that standardized motor lodges threaten to replace legendary inns with neon and sameness.
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Washington
William Shenstone
Shenstone
Henley
London
Savoy Hotel
Crillon
Eric Pyle
Paris
Savoy
Odds and ends of curious quotes and notes from L M Boyd
A quirky column collects sayings and snippets from various sources. It spans NBS tire safety, handshake style contracts, Oscar Wilde witticisms, age thirteen life woes, WAKE UP circus logic, Hammurabi medical punishments, infantile colic claims, and a Fellows quote on selling records, ending with an address for L M Boyd in Fort Worth Texas.
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Madrid
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