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Jackson May Be Most Valuable Senator Again
Washington Democrat Henry M. Jackson earns the label for steady discipline and warns against brinkmanship in Indochina funding. He leads efforts to shape party direction after McGovern losses, pushes for strong military readiness, and urges energy policy reform amid federal agency chaos.
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Henry M. Jackson
Washington
White House
Paign
Robert Strauss
McGovern
Strauss
Jackson
U.S
Soviet Union
Senate Interior Committee
Russia
Algeria
Senate
Record Deposits Hit All Time High Across Lubbock Region
Bank deposits in Lubbock and across Texas reached new year end records signaling strong economy. Officials cite cattle prices crude oil and solid business conditions as drivers with 1973 opening on an optimistic note. A&M's new director receives local congratulations.
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South Plains
Texas
Downstate
Dallas
Houston
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Smith
A&m
Mrs Wilmer Smith Named To Texas A&M Board Of Directors
Mrs Wilmer Smith, wife of a New Home farmer, is appointed to the Texas A&M board of directors. Her background includes Texas Tech Distinguished Alumna in 1972 and leadership in state and national demonstration associations. She hopes to provide a woman’s view for about 2,700 A&M students and follows a precedent set by five previous female Tech directors.
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Wilmer Smith
Texas A&m Board of Directors
Texas Tech
Howe Demonstration Association
National Organization
Texas
Progressive Farmer Magazine
Smith
Texas A&m
South Plains
A&m
Texas Tech University
Charles de Groff
el Paso
Frank M. Crane
Corsicana
Tech
John A. Haley
Midland
Emma G. Meharg
Plainview
W. R. Potter
Bowie
Bored Workers and the American Work Ethic Debate
Andrew Tully critiques the Advertising Council and sociologists for urging meaning and creativity in every job. He argues many essential roles remain inherently dull yet necessary, noting welfare safety nets and the dignity of labor from a blunt, provocative worker's perspective.
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Washington
National Advertising Council
America
Advertising Council
United States
Connally Seeks GOP Drift as 1976 Hopeful
Connally gains cautious support from Texas Republicans who once opposed Nixon alliance and fear a Kennedy bid could win Texas if Agnew falters. Establishment leaders see Connally as a path to Republican majority while Democrats risk becoming a minority among key groups.
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Dallas
Texas
Nixon
John B. Connally
Connally
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Edward M. Kennedy
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Pay and power politics swirl in Texas and nation
The piece contrasts rising executive pay with widening income inequality, noting Harold Geneen and James Roche as top earners. It links wage trends to a shifting political scene in Texas as Connally leans toward the GOP, with Democratic leaders fearing realignment and Strauss’ stance.
Prime Minister Church Visits Truman and Leaders in Washington
Prime Minister Churchill met President Truman for an hour and 20 minutes at the White House and then held talks with ten top congressional leaders at the British Embassy. In Korea, U S private realized the night marchers were Chinese, not American, during a cold patrol with the Third Infantry Division. In Texas, City Commission began traffic safety steps for East Broadway after three recent accidents, meeting from 10 a m into the night.
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Red China's spies in Switzerland expose covert nets in Andermatt
Henry J. Taylor reports on Swiss defense, espionage threats, and Red China operatives led by Kao Ling in Bern. The piece details Andermatt as a military hub, Switzerland’s strict bomb shelter laws, and a large espionage footprint across Europe.
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Switzerland
Glarner Alps
Europe
Rhine
Rhone
Danube
Lake Constance
North Sea
Lake Geneva
French Gorge
Mediterranean
Germany
Austria
Vienna
Hungary
Budapest
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
Bulgaria
Rumania
Soviet Union
Black Sea
Charles the Bold
Dents du Midi
Swiss Air Force
Seraare
Swiss Nachrichtendienst
Soviet Bloc
Red China
Israel
Mossad Aliyah Beth
Bern
Kao
Titanic fire and iceberg toll from 1912 voyage
The item recounts the Titanic’s fiery bunker incident on April 10 1912 and its collision with an iceberg at 2 28 a m on April VW, noting a dramatic chain of fire and ice. It cites quirky Q A exchanges on science and linguistics and closes with a mail address for L M Boyd in Fort Worth Texas.
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L. M. Boyd
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Fort Worth
Texas
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