Page Press Interatona Leadership Names
The page lists Robert P Norris and J Rickman as managing figures with David E Knapp and Urge Pettit among others. Say Harris and Arlincannon-Robert are named in oversight roles with McVay and Cocabbor as managers and coordinators.
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Letera
J Rickman Bonees
Mager David E. Knapp
Say Harris Yareatine Bastied
Urge Pettit
Afi Arlinccanson
Robert
C_McVAY Kevsrisang Dyrectsr Cocabbor
Berbera trip waste of money
Lubbock editors question a two jet Air Force deployment for a Somalia mission to deter Moscow missiles at Berbera. The plan moves a senator five congressmen and a delegate, plus staff, amid scheduling quirks and a Diego Garcia expansion link. The piece argues for cautious, well planned travel and criticizes public spectacle.
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Air Force
Somalia
Berber
Henry Inger
Guam
Defense Department
Abdullahi Ahmed Addou
Defense Sec
James Schlesinger
Naval Facility
Pentagon
Indian Ocean
Diego Garcia
Tempest over travel policy at Lub rock City Council
A dispute erupts as Council members clash over trips to New York and Boston. The council votes 3 2 to require full council approval for city funded travel, but the move stops short of a formal policy. Supporters call for prudent budgeting and businesslike rules to curb open ended travel.
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Lubrock
Bryce Campbell
National Conference of Mayors
Boston
Dirk West
Carolyn Jordan
West
Council
New York
Campbell
Roy Bass
U.S. fighter planes moved through Moscow to settle debts
Trading All Around says North Vietnam ships U.S.-built F-5 fighters captured in South Vietnam to Moscow as payment for Russian arms. The Soviets reportedly plan to send the planes to Colombia and possibly Venezuela to settle trade debts, in a pattern the piece calls unintentional from the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yone
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Moscow
Soviet Union
Colombia
Venezuela
U.S
Heat in the Kitchen Sizzles Press Secretary Nessen
A colorful column likens White House kitchen politics from Truman to Nixon and Nessen. It traces press briefings as cooks serving news, recounting Ziegler’s missteps and reporters balking at meatless, junky meals. It ends with lingering distrust in Nessen’s spins.
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Nessen
Washington
Harry Truman
United States
Bess Truman
Bess
Harry
Ron Nessen
White House
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Johnson
Jim Hagerty
Pierre Salinger
Bill Moyers
Ron Ziegler
Ziegler
Nixon
Food and Drug Administration
Jerry terHorst
Ford
Cite to the Editor Law Is Urged For Texans Editor
The Avalanche Journal questions why Texas members of the legislature have not passed a Do It Yourself probate law to simplify small estates. It argues such a law would speed settlements and benefit ordinary citizens while boosting public support for leaders. The piece notes Reader’s Digest readers will recall Wisconsin was among the first to legalize a DIY probate approach.
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Avalanche Journal
Texas
Reader's Digest
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Clovis L. Vaughn
55Th St
Southwestern Bell
Lubbock
Cincinnati
Bob Dunbar
McGovern eyes 1976 run shakes Democratic interior
Washington reports Sen George McGovern quietly signals a 1976 presidential bid while facing party leadership turmoil and limited public support. He blames Nixon era crimes and press, but critics warn a new McGovern candidacy would revive old rifts and likely fail in primaries. The piece surveys party sentiment, pragmatists, and fundraising strengths tied to his mailing lists.
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Washington
George McGovern
McGovern
District of Columbia
White House
Richard Nixon
Congress
Democratic Party
Democratic National Committee
Spiro Agnew
People journeys show common warmth across nations
Jay Harris notes that despite vast differences, people worldwide share warmth and friendliness. While visiting Africa and the Americas, he and his wife met many officials, guides, journalists, and locals from South Africa, Botswana, Australia, and the United States. Cape Town left the strongest impression, thanks to hosts Rosa du Toit and Jan H V du Toit.
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Johannesburg
Lorraine Fourie
Africa
J. D'Oliviera
D'Oliviera
A. Rees
Die Burger
Cape Town
South Africa
The
Republic
Graham Fysh
Jack Robinson
Len Barry Goldwater
Cape
Canada
Wilds
Mexico
Cuernavaca
Rosa du Toit
Jan H. V. du Toit
Nico Malan
Pass It On by M. Boyd Discusses Crud and Slop
M Boyd contrasts crud and slop by moisture content and texture. He notes crud is dry while slop is wet and rejects further discussion on the topic.
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Amerie
Press
Interatona
Robert,p. Norris
Oe Penden
Etinds
Berbera
Dewey Bai R_ Okla
Armed Services Committee
Senate
Defense Department C
Pat Council
Wisc
Jay Harris
Larry Horn
Monterey High
West Palm Beach
Rio
Corcovado
Marlon Santiago
Amaury de Faria
Varig
Sarie Moolman
Department of Information
Pretoria
Casper
Vonda Venter
Vonda
P. W. Weideman
South African Department of Information
Habakuk Shikwane
Jece J. Nienaber
Department of Bantu Education
Cas de Villiers
Africa Institute
Foreign Affairs Association
A Bleksley
Moody Planetarium
Tech
Johannesburg Planetarium
Bleksley
A. Boshier
Mala Mala
Krueger Park
Durban
Reinette Gertenbach
Australia
N.C. Shieilaus
San Francisco
Walter M. Baird
Price Waterhouse & Co
M. Boyd
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