Day On The South Plains Independence Report
Lubbock Morning Edition text from June 5 1973 presents pledges and staff listings. Article shows newspaper branding and staff roles under Southwestern Newspapers Corporation in Lubbock Texas.
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South Plains
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Southwestern Newspapers Corporation
Ave J. Lubbock
Texas
National Advertisingepresentaties
Texas Daily Press League
Dallas
Associated Press
United Press International
Robert R. Norris
Joc. Rickman
Jay Harris
Carl N. Cannon
David E. Knapp
Robert C. McVay
William F. McIntosh
Lubbock
Extortion Racket Threat Looms Beyond Ford Case
The piece warned that an Argentina based group the Perple's Revolutionary Army extorted Ford Motor Co by paying a planned ransom to fund ambulances and school supplies. It argued such humanitarian pretexts could spawn imitators among other firms and unions, describing it as a protection racket and noting American businesses as targets abroad.
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Perple
FORD
Egyptian War Plans Stir Debate and Princess Anne Wedding Update
Analysis notes Sadat may resume war with Israel drawing mixed Arab bloc reactions while observers doubt the feasibility of extended conflict. The piece also reports Princess Anne selecting a practical designer for her wedding gown signaling balanced fashion moves.
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Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Washington
Israel
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
Jordan
High Council
Sadat
Princess Anne
Britain
London
Queen Elizabeth
Danny Boy as Government Security Expert in Washington Debates
The piece rails at Danny Boy Misberg labeled expert on government security amid Watergate era turmoil. It notes Senate scrutiny, political aides, and debates over Ellsberg, Pentagon Papers, and national security policy, ending with caution about leaks and influence on Capitol Hill.
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Danny Boy
Washington
Danny Boy Misberg
Thad
Pentagon
Bushbergo
Teddy Kennedy
John Tunney
Ed Muskie
Stilo
Bibsberg
Ellsberg
Inot
Congress
Hicaard Nixon
Lis
Davies
Capitol Hill
Mitchell Denies Involvement in 1969 Wiretaps amid Watergate Mystery
John Mitchell told federal investigators he had no role in the 1969 70 national security wiretaps despite documentary evidence showing he approved them. The denial adds new questions about Mitchell's past and future in the Watergate scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Mitchell
Mitchell
Watergate
FBI
New York
Environmental factors drive grades more than schools say study
The piece argues classwork is shaped by home life, not just school quality, citing a 300-person, seven-year, $5.25 million study across 19 countries. It highlights Long Island mother child programs and home enrichment, urging focus on home environments to raise kindergarten readiness and reduce inequality.
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Long Island
N.Y
Wall Street's Ironic Rule Guides A Tumbling Market
Henry J. Taylor analyzes the stock market's paradox where profits rise while prices fall. He notes the five postwar recessions show stocks climb before profits, explains supply and demand as the true market force, and warns that predicting trend reversals remains perilous. He cites bellwether stocks signaling turns and stresses long term goals for investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe
Atlantic City
Sahara
Wall Street
Old Wall Street
Foretaste of hell on earth as new atomic blast lights skies
Las Vegas Neva AP describes a powerful new atomic bomb test whose blaze and shock are felt 600 miles away. Levelland reports a jury seating hold in the Jack Killingsworth murder trial at 8 am Friday after a venue change request is denied. MUNSAN AP notes a secret U N Command study of a Communist counter proposal that may nearing Korea armistice.
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Las Vegas
Neva
Hell On Earth
United States
Levelland
Jack Killingsworth
Munsan
U.N
Washington
Korea
Oddities and Qs From A Curious World of Facts
A collage of trivia touches on piano tuners using ears over devices, ice cream habits in Alaska, breast cancer odds, Kung Fu origins, astronaut beards, Jack the Ripper tallies, The Lodger adaptations, Cinderella as ancient tale, and wolves with bigger brains than dogs.
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
PO Bor
United States of America
Republic
Argentina
Soviet Union
China
North Korea
Kremlin
Cairo
Suez Canal
Alexis Dede Kabiku Mwene Ngabwe
Libya
Andrew Tully
Kilsberg
US Senate
Dang Boy
Kennedy
Tungey
Muskie
Elliot Bachata
Senate
Hichardson
Conshironessberg
Berg
Time Magazine
Wilkes Booth
Ts Ter
Jaci
Agann Milsberg
Anthony Russo
Matt Byrne
Tom Eagleton
George McGovern
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Virginia Payette
Susif
Johnny
Evans
Justice Department
Nixon
White House
Attorney General
John D. Ehrlichman
UPI
Helen Thomas
Martha
Henry J. Taylor
Stock Exchange
Rome
Akad Vers
The
Lubbock Morning Avalanche
We Boyd
Alaska
Siy
Menker
K'ung Futzu
Jack the Ripper
Jack
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