Local staff and ad department credits listed
The page shows names including ROBERT R. NORRIS J.C. RICKMAN DAVID E. KNAPP JAY HARRIS and KENNETH MAY BURGE with roles CANNON-ROBERT C. McVAY Advertising Director and Circulation Manager, indicating editorial and advertising staff credits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sis
Robert R. Norris
J.C. Rickman
David E. Knapp
Jay Harris
Kenneth May Burge
Egit
Kenneth Wa Carlin
Cannon
Robert C. McVay
Indira Gandhi Seen Playing Dictator in India Emergency
Text compares Mrs Gandhi to a Watergate moment while she declares a state of emergency to protect the prime ministership. Critics cite mass arrests press censorship and loss of parliamentary rights as India’s democracy endures a period of crackdown amid rights concerns.
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Indira Gandhi
India
Mrs. Gandhi
Mahon Right On CIA Funds
Rep. George Mahon defends secret CIA funding while noting some agency excesses. He argues keeping the budget hidden avoids revealing U.S. intelligence reach and contends CIA support remains essential to national defense despite criticisms.
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Mahon
CIA
Bleeding Hearts
George Mahon
Central Intelligence Agency
Lubbock
Avalanche-Journal
U.S
China
Russia
Cuba
Whoever
Army
Richard Nixon
Cambodia
Utopia Among All Nations
Rep. Mahon
Fourth of July Awakening in a Massachusetts Town
A boy recalls a 1940s Fourth of July in a small Massachusetts town. His father raises the flag from the attic while the neighborhood wakes to a loud firecracker blast and a shouted republican rallying cry, celebrating Independence and ritual.
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Washington
White House
South Street
Tully
Massachusetts
Bill Bouvier
George III
State Line
Quinebaug, Conn
the Republic
Egypt Faces Pressures as Sadat Seeks Peace
Egyptian President Anwar el Sadat weighs external and internal pressures driving a push for peace with Israel. The article frames tensions as signaling a need for dialogue amid regional unrest. Virginia Payette provides coverage.
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Anwar el-Sadat
Israel
Worry On Schedule in a World of Endless Fear
The column blasts constant looming threats from pollution to nuclear war and notes futurists now doubt imminent doomsday. It calls for leadership and cautious optimism while signaling Libya Egypt tensions and Sadat's open door policies amid regional instability.
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Johnny
Henry
Idris
Sadat
Istanbul
Qaddafi
Libya
Europe
Mediterranean
Egypt
Aswan
Alexandria
Habib Bourguiba
Tunisia
Bourguiba
Cairo
Soviet Union
Texas
New Mexico
Nile Banks
Faisal City
Saudi Arabia
Sabah
Sheik
Kuwait
Zayed City
Abu Dhabi
Nasser
Israel
Cabbie Run World Tour Reveals Global Traffic Tales
Jay Harris recounts 24 800 miles across three continents in taxis from Rio to Cairo and Rome. He portrays cab drivers as powerful shapers of travel, noting Rio bullfighter style, Johannesburg courtesy, Cairo chaos, and Rome fare prices.
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Rio
Rome
Cairo
Copacabana
Giza Road
Appian Way
London
Heathrow Airport
Customs
U.S
Rio Sheraton
Lubbock
Johannesburg
South Africa
Nairobi
Luxor
Thebes
Forecasting Fame and Folly in Fortune Telling Trades
A marketing study finds spot writers and weather men are the most accurate predictors of the future while horoscopes, stockbrokers, and economists score poorly. The piece also notes an old time measurement where molasses used gurgles, and cites rain meaning water per acre.
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Richard M. Nixon
Congress
Democratic Republic
Nixon
ANDREW _ TUL
America
Tom Jefferson
Richard Henry Lee
Jefferson
Lee
Henry J. Taylor
Virginia Payette
Alaska
Muammar el-Qaddafi
L.M. Boyd
Acre
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