Local notice and staff list from Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
The excerpt shows masthead information from the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal dated Sunday January 30 1973. It lists roles including Vice President General Manager Robert R Norris Editor Jay Harris Advertising Director David Knapp Editorial Page Editor Robert C McVay and William E McIntosh among others.
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Casaline
Ssociated Press
Robert R. Norris
Jay Harris Eastor
David E. Knapp
Bator
Robert C. McVay
William E. McIntosh
Jay Morning
European Talks Aim to Ease NATO Warsaw Tensions
Wednesday talks between NATO and a European Communist nation focus on preparations for a conference on troop reductions. Two meetings are planned with one in Helsinki involving thirty four nations. The aim is a workable detente amid postwar tensions, as the Soviet Union shifts to separate military talks from broader political aims.
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NATO
Vienna
Geneva
Paris
Southeast Asia
Helsinki
Warsaw Pact
Soviet Union
United States
Canada
Europe
Russia
China
Saizon
Smigon
Thien
South Vietnam
Thiew
Saigon
Hanoi
Outspoken Judge and Cold War Reflections in 1970s Debate
The piece cites US Dist. Judge John J. Sirica urging focus on developing case issues in Watergate but warns of risk to judges who intervene. It notes European security talks, NATO, and detente despite Cold War tensions, stressing exploratory talks and measured restraint to avoid renewed conflict.
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John J. Sirica
Washington
Sirica
Watergate
Gasoline price fears fuel bold Texas power stance
Trent Root Jr of Texas Power and Light warned that gasoline could reach 1 per gallon, provoking talk of a fast federal price control law and a Nixon signature. He aimed at environmental alarmists while asserting U S technology will curb pollution and support nuclear plants with sensible limits.
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Trent Root Jr
Texas Power & Light Co
Congress
Nixon
Capitol
Trent
Texas Press Association
Parking Patrols Face Harsh Weather and Hostility
A Southwestern city notes its parking control officers endure cold windy days with limited pay while contrasting Durban, South Africa where meter maids face beer cans apples and eggs from nearby buildings when tickets are issued. The piece ends with a blunt Moral: avoid that job in Durban.
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Lubbock
Durban
South Africa
Peace in Indochina Seen as Step Toward Global Harmony
A News dispatch argues that the Vietnam peace agreement signals a shift toward peaceful relations and reconstruction. It notes U.S. lead in cease fire efforts, Soviet and Chinese influence, and hopes for prisoner releases, while warning against renewed hostilities and calls for postwar rebuilding and UN limitations on aggression.
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Washington
Vietnam
Indochina
United States
North Vietnam
Soaith
United Nations
Linkage used by Nixon in Vietnam cease-fire
Novak argues Nixon relied on Moscow-Peking schism and broader strategy to secure a cease-fire, contrasting Nixon with Johnson. Nixon aimed for self-determination in South Vietnam, while Johnson pursued a more expansive victory narrative and Vietnamization policy.
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Washington
Vietnam
Nixon
Moscow
Peking
North Vietnam
U.S
Johnson
South Vietnam
Coonskin
Mr. On
Defense
Melvin Laird
Asia
Mos
Henry Kissinger
China
Soviet Union
Hanoi
Interpersonal rating chart pokes fun at executives
A satirical look at a magazine chart titled the interpersonal rating scale mocks how bosses judge talent from outstanding to unsatisfactory. It cites humorous scales for qualities like initiative and adaptability and includes quotes about office life and management dreams. The piece references Nixon era foreign policy debates and the Vietnam War context.
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Johnny
Water Center
Board Room
Furtures
Ill-Fated Korea Raid Scenario Sparks Controversy
A tabheele Morning Avalanche file reports a controversial Sunday Korea raid described as ill-fated. Invited generals reportedly watched the attack via colorful programs as amateur and professional astronomers tracked a Thursday night sky show across the South Plains and beyond. Lubbock ISD trustees approve $35 626 contracts for eight additions to the Caprock School at a Thursday luncheon.
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Tabheele Morning Avalanche
Washington
Korea
South Plains
Hodges
Board of Trustees
Lubbock Independent
Kissinger's Vietnam Accord Seen As Pragmatic Truce
Henry Kissinger and Sen. George Aiken frame the Vietnam cease fire as a pragmatic achievement. Thieu and Dong hail a settlement that ends American engagement, but fighting may resume. Church warns issues remain, US withdrawal and POW return key, while Viet Minh aims linger.
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Washington
Henry Kissinger
Nativr
Kissinger
George Aiken
North
South Vietnam
le Duc Tho
Nguyen van Thieu
Pham van Dong
Hkiding
Saigon
Hanoi
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Aiken
Church
United States
Thieu
L. M. Boyd Ask Box: Picky Eaters, Pets, and Pills
Brief snippets survey pop culture and science curiosities from L. M. Boyd. Topics include Confucius dining habits, lethal teen crisis choices, Stephen Foster earnings, State Fair film leads by era, predator calls vs rabbit-skinning, sober up pills at a VA hospital, rising American height trends, hat sizes, Helen of Troy age, upside down birds, and a quip on seven of ten women being knock-kneed. Address: L. M. Boyd, Fort Worth, Texas.
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Robert Novak
Novak
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Red O'Donnell
Nashville
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St. Louis
Globe Democrat
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Alanta Journal
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Lin Pian
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Latin America
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Thicu
ANDREW _TULLY
Dongs
L. M. Boyd
Eye-Plant
Stephen Foster
Jane Gaynor
Lew Ayres
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Jeanne Crain
Dick Haymes
Charles Winniger
Pat Boone
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Tom Ewell
Tucson Veterans Administration Hospital
Helen of Troy
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