Lubbock Avalanche Journal masthead and staff list
The fragment shows the Lubbock Avalanche Journal newspaper masthead for the Friday Morning edition dated July 11, 1975. It lists the paper as the Morning and Evening editions published by Southwestern Newspapers Corporation with city details Lubbock Texas and notes staff roles including Vice President and General Manager, Advertising Director, Business Manager, and circulation manager.
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Jabbek Texas
Edius Ataris
South Plains TC
Jones
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Southwestern Newspapers Corporation
Stoath Ave
Ilabrenk Tevae National Advertising Representatives
Texas Daily Prees League
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Tenas Full
Preagang
Unsiad Prose International
Robert R. Norris
Ftner
J.C. Rickman
David Rernapp
Jay Harris
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Carl Nsn
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Lubbock
Texas
Debates Rise Over Russian Grain Purchases And U S Prices
A report notes renewed Russian interest in large grain imports fueling market swings. Secretary Butz comments on potential effects, defending the farm price system while acknowledging consumer welfare as the guiding aim for U.S. grain policy.
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See
of Agriculture
Art Butz
U.S
Butz
Uae
Bullock's bold sales tax retrieval draws mixed cheers
Comptroller Bob Bullock visits Dallas to recover delinquent taxes with dramatic flair. He locks cases and shouts about school funding while some owners pay up, others resist briefly. He notes pennies nickels dimes and quarters carry no silver and remains confident Texans will support his drive for overdue funds.
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Bob Bullock
Bullock
Hollywood
Actromin Dallas
Patriotism Crisis Warns of Eroding American Spirit
A column laments declining patriotism across the nation and warns that belief in shared values sustains a country. It cites Adlai Stevenson on patriotism as steady dedication and recalls heroic sacrifices from Concord to Vietnam, urging a revival of religious faith, standards, and civic resolve led by renewed support for patriotic societies.
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United Nations
Adlai E. Stevenson
Concord
Ticonderoga
Manassas
Cuba
Flanders
Bataan
Europe
Korea
Vietnam
U.S
Mayaquez
Balzac
United States
Lincoln
Patrick Henry
Manila Pushes Snub and Courtship in Arab Oil Bloc
President Ferdinand E. Marcos seeks a balance between suppressing Muslim insurgents in the Philippines and courting Arab oil bloc nations. The approach aims to soften regional tensions while maintaining security and economic access amid ongoing conflicts and diplomatic outreach.
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Manila
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Philippines
Marcos
Mindanao
Philippine
Indochina
U.S
East Asia
Washington
China
Peking
William Howard Taft
Hays Eyes One Term to Run for Ohio Governor
Washington notes Representative Wayne Hays, a long-time chair in the House, plans to move from Congress to Ohio governorship after this term. He has tangled with leaders like Tip O'Neill and Phillip Burton as he consolidates power, while signaling a one-term rule for Ohio under Governor Rhodes.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Ohio
Wayne Hays
House
Joint Committee On Printing
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Carl Albert
Foreign Affairs Committee
State Department
Hays
Tip O’neill
Albert
O'Neill
Phillip Burton
Capitol Hill
Burton
James Rhodes
Kissinger
Congress
Marcos
Tun Mustapha
Sabah
Malaysia
China
Mao Tse-tung
Philippine
U.S
Asia
Not Just One Day A Week Late Liberty Sermon Urges Duty
A columnist argues freedom and patriotism must be practiced daily not just on July Fourth. The piece cites Henry J. Taylor and Dr. Sam Nader urging renewal of faith, civic involvement, and efforts to protect the wells of liberty, faith, and goodness for future generations.
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Congress
Thomas Jefferson
Taylor
Dr. Nader
City Hall
Washington
Wordplay and quirky notes in Key West and jokes
A short, humorous newspaper snippet notes Key West's name origin from Cayo Huesta meaning Reef of Bones. It includes a Danish dentist statistic, a limerick contest submission by Maurice Hatheway Jr., and a punchline about sales commissions in shoe versus underwear retail.
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Key West, Fla
Cayo Huesta
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