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The page from the Lubbock Morning Journal dated Wednesday July 25 1973 shows staffing credits and advertising representatives. Names listed include Robert R Norris Rickman Jay Harris Carl Cannon David E Rapp Robert C McVay William EsMcIntosh and others. The section appears to be a masthead and staff roster for the newspaper.
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Lubbock Aeslanehe Journ
Nts
Seutheeyien Neampmners Corporat
Bat
Tete al Advertising Representatives
Tranebuly Pree Langue
Fs. Teeny
Associated Press
Litre Press International
Robert R. Norris Vier Preanent Seberai Manet
Rickman
Jay Harris
Mieager Fail
Carln Cannon
David E. Rapp
Cing Inrectse
Robert C. McVay
William Esm¢ McIntosh
Tanorat Page Fallor
Lawbock
Texas
Nixon tapes crisis looms as president resists release
President Nixon faces a constitutional clash as Archibald Cox and the Senate Watergate panel vow to subpoena the taped conversations. The dispute could deepen public distrust and affect his governing ability with the tapes seen as pivotal evidence of the White House cover up.
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Nixon
Archibald Cox
Senate Committee
Heving
Omnon
Sen
Sam Ervin
Congress
White House
Captain Eddie Rickenbacker Hero of Wartime and Survival
The article honors Eddie Rickenbacker as a true hero, noting his prewar racing days, World War I exploits as commander of Pursuit Squadron 1917 with 21 enemy planes and five observation balloons downed, and his dramatic Pacific survival on a life raft. It cites his creed A winner never quits and outlines later praise and criticism of his political views.
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Eddie Rickenbacker
Rickenbacker
Baron Manfred von Sostiy
Germary
Derevch Hartmann
Worta
Gut Rekenbeker
Sain
Sfelver
Nir
Eddie
Judge Rules Navy Wig Policy Unconstitutional
District Judge Robert Merhige rules the Navy ban on sailors wearing long hair with wigs as a covering is unconstitutional. The ruling addresses a defense case involving uniform appearance and grooming standards, highlighting constitutional protections amid service regulations.
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Robert Merhige
Richmond
Eagan
Navy
Fragmented chaotic OCR notes reveal a jumble of political, domestic, and personal scenes
The readable portions show disparate items from a pressed era with references to politics, family interactions, maintenance calls, and everyday life. Names and places are obscured by garbled text, leaving a collage of conversations, ads, and stray remarks without a single clear event or conclusion.
Nixon drafts Phase IV anti inflation plan in watergate climate
The Nixon administration, pressured by Watergate fallout, overruled top advisers on a tax hike and authored Phase IV controls to curb inflation. The plan aims to curb spending, tighten price rules, and bolster economic stability while navigating political attacks.
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Washington
Nixon
Arthur Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Carly
Économc
President
Tape revelations threaten Nixon presidency and trust
Marianne Means argues that pervasive White House bugging isolates President Nixon, undermining credibility and fueling calls for restraint. The piece contrasts past leaders Kennedy and Johnson with Nixon’s Phase IV plan, tax debates, and inflation battle, warning of long-term political and economic risks.
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Nixon
White House
NBC
Hot Topic Abortion Debate Prompted Reader Letters
A long column surveys the abortion debate and reader letters from Texas cities. It notes strong feelings across Lub bock Dallas and Houston, with readers urging others to adopt their views, while some humor and personal anecdotes appear amid the discourse. The piece references public discussion of high court rulings and a Wall Street Journal item about Senator Dirksen and a telephone stunt.
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Lyndon Johnson
Wall Street Journal
Sen
Everett Dirksen
Illinois
Senate
LBJ
Pass It On A Little Move On That Matter Of Love
A column notes 84 percent of love at first sight studies and mentions garlic for mosquitoes and pests. It recalls Humphrey Bogart and George C Scott Oscar history and Greek sandal inscriptions about inviting followers. The piece ends with a mail address for L. M. Boyd in Fort Worth Texas.
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Humphrey Bogart
George C Scott
Bogart
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