Local Lubbock Advertisers Name Still July 8 1875
Fragmentary 1875 notice from Lubbock Texas lists advertising and circulation staff including years and names such as Robert Norris Rickman Knapp Harris Cannon McVay with dated morning publication.
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Sinn Eigenen ER SM
Avek Ferat
Pri Tine
Raneaat Stvenieag
Jonan Ade
Robert R Norris
J.C. Rickman
David E. Knapp
Jay Harris
Kenneth Way
Carl N. Cannon
Robert C. McVay
Lubbock
Texas
Geneva-Scene For Solution Ties U S Egypt Move to Stabilize Mideast
Cairo reports say Sadat shifts toward an understanding with Washington to press for a greater Israeli pullback from occupied lands while Egypt backs U S backed pressure in exchange for keeping the status quo. Washington terms ultimatum to Israel linked to Geneva talks with Cairo warning.
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U.S
Egypt
Mideast
Israel
Cairo
Moscow
Anwar Sadat
Washington
Ford
Simha Dinitz
Geneva
Tel Aviv
Suez Canal
McGovern contemplates 1976 bid amid South Dakota race
Senator George McGovern, denying a 1976 run but signaling new backing, weighs a comeback after his 1972 loss. In the Middle East, Israel and Egypt face a tense standoff with Geneva in view, and major powers may push for guarantees of Israel’s independent status.
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George McGovern
South Dakota
McGovern
George
Israel
Egypt
Geneva
Russia
Tun Abdul Razak bin Hussein
Malaysia
Peking
Lubbock Bank Deposits Reach Midyear Record
The June 30 call shows $774,657,457 on deposits in local commercial banks, up $51.8 million from a year ago. Officials credit construction, employment, and strong retail sales for the regional economy, with bumper crop prospects and active oil fields boosting confidence.
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Lubbock
Lubbock National
E. Wayne Finnell
South Plains
Shark Eats Congressman in Reflecting Pool Triggering Inquiry
Washington report claims a great white attacked a Democratic congressman in the reflecting pool before dawn. The incident prompts officials to consider pool closure and a proposed National Shark Commission with a six month report.
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Washington
Lincoln Memorial
Department of the Interior
Secretary of the Interior
White House
National Security Council
CIA
Congress
Nelson
Shark Commission
United States
Neutralism Limited in Malaysian Jungle Guerrilla Warfare
Kuala Lumpur reports a rising intensity in jungle guerrilla warfare carried out by Communist insurgents. The surge follows the Indochina collapse and underlines growing pessimism about neutralist strategies in the region.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Mohammed Ghazali Shafie
Ghazali
Beame’s double talk fuels New York budget fears and crime bets
The piece argues mayor Beame frames police and fire cuts as safety measures while city payroll and services balloon. It notes 10,000 more police jobs despite 400,000 fewer residents and a tripled city budget from 4 to 12 billion dollars, urging scrutiny of fiscal numbers and federal funding tricks.
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New York City
New York
Beame
Hizzoner
U.S. Labor Department
GE Faces Discrimination Ruling Over Pregnancy Benefits
The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled GE cannot deny disability pay for childbirth related absences, finding its program covered hair transplants and cosmetic treatments but excluded pregnancy. The columnist questions the logic and predicts the Supreme Court will uphold the ruling, urging cost adjustments to reflect pregnancy expenses.
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Washington
General Electric Co
4Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Richmond
General Electric
International Union of Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
Strauss
Supreme Court
Daytime Emmy Awards Sail On Hudson River
Daytime television stars gathered on a sunny Hudson River tour boat for the second annual daytime Emmy Awards show. Commentators note political critics and media figures weighing in on America’s role and arms policy amid the spectacle.
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Richard K. Shull
Indianapolis News
L M Boyd’s Notes On Polls Sparks 1930s Curiosities
The column riffs on a 1930s poll about Landon versus Roosevelt, noting postcard mailings to car owners and phone subscribers as a bias. It touches on Bicentennial firework demand, China as a supplier, and a light limerick entry from Irving Texas.
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Alfred M. Landon
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
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Yugal Horowitz
Rabin
Horowitz
Arab World
Suez
Shark
Howard Hughes
Virginia
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Novak
China
Thailand
Southeast Asia
Yunan
Chin Peng
Richard M. Nixon
Vietnam
Razak
North Vietnam
Radio Peking
Malayan Communist Party
ANDREW _TULLY
Stanley R. Strauss
America
Lou Erickson
Atlanta Journal
L.M. Boyd
Janet Romanyskyn
Irving, Tex
L. M. Boyd
P.O. Box
Fort Worth
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