Lubbock Avalanche-Journal June 18 1975 edition
Lubbock morning newspaper page from June 18 1975 lists staff roles including president general manager and editors. Publication details show Southwestern Newspapers Corporation with national advertising reps and wire service affiliations.
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Texas
Gomma
Sudbock
Southwestern Newspapers Corporation
Aibouck
Texas Besly Petes Veague
Dallas
Associated Pens
United Press
ROBERT R_ NORRIS
Lubbock
Real Crisis The Oil Price Weighs On Capitol Hill And Campus
A critique of foreign oil price dependence and Middle East investment in U S assets. It warns about tax losses from foreign government holdings, antitrust limits, and potential market manipulation. Calls Congress and the White House to close loopholes and curb OPEC's price cartel to ease the energy crisis.
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Capitol Hill
Ivory Towers
Mid-east
U.S. Steel
Congress
U.S
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Time For Douglas Resignation Urged By Voices In Court
A columnist urges Justice William O. Douglas to resign from the U S Supreme Court citing his incapacitating illness and potential replacement by a Republican president. The piece notes Douglas’s 36 years on the court and calls for a voluntary retirement before summer recess to avoid further disruption.
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William O. Douglas
U.S. Supreme Court
Douglas
Institute For Rehabilitation Medicine
New Yor City
Gerald R. Ford
Rep
Ford
Warren Court
William J. Brennan Jr
Thurgood Marshall
High Court
Downtown Lubbock backs central core revitalization
Downtown Lubbock Inc endorses Memorial Civic Center redevelopment and other multi million dollar projects urging action over words. They stress pride for the city and call on property owners, the Chamber of Commerce, and the City Council to cooperate.
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Lubbock, Inc
Memorial Civic Center
Chamber of Commerce
Democrats Face Internal Strife in New Orleans Conference
At the National Governors Conference in New Orleans, Wendell Anderson urges disciplined Democratic leadership to push a strong energy program and pass an energy bill, while Robert Strauss defends a can-do Congress amid intraparty fights and opposition to President Ford's veto override.
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Washington
Congress
Wendell Anderson
Minnesota
Democratic Governors' Association
Anderson
New Orleans
House
Ford
Robert S. Strauss
Strauss
Senate
Christopher Bond
Missouri
Wallace Real Spectre Haunts Democratic Party In New Orleans
In New Orleans Wallace the political figure haunts party leaders as two prominent Democratic governors near the center privately voice concern about Gov. George Wallace. The report notes the widening impact of Wallace’s influence on party strategy and unity.
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New Orleans
Wallace
George Wallace
New Hampshire
Rotary Club
California
Edmund G
Jerry) Brown
Richard Lamm
Colorado
United States Inflation Fallout and Wallace on 1976 Ballot
The piece details 1974 price hikes, sinking personal income in real terms, and rising taxes with 168,687 bankruptcies. It then shifts to Democratic politics noting George Wallace’s growing viability for 1976, his national reach, and possible vice presidential implications at the convention.
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White House
National Consumerance Association
Wallace
Red Fear Hits India as China Threats Rise Across Region
The Indian government reports to the U S that reconnaissance shows Chinese troop concentrations in three areas likely to threaten India. Naxalite activity grows in West Bengal and Bihar with clashes against police. Tibet’s fall and mass Tibetan refugee aid are noted amid broader Cold War tensions with China and the Soviet Union.
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State Department
New Delhi
China
India
Tibet
West Bengal
Naxaibari
Peking
Bihar
Gharawan
RED China
Lowell Thomas
International Commission of Jurists
Geneva
Red
Soviet Union
East Asta
Korea
Vietnam
Thailand
Burma
Malaysia
Singapore
Indian Subcontinent
Philippines
Foda
Red Star
Span
Indonesia
Russia
Laos
Cambodia
Kashmir
Nepal
Himalayas
God Moves in a Mysterious Way Hymn Origin Story
MS Boyd reports on William Cowper composing God Moves in a Mysterious Way His Wonders to Perform after a near suicide attempt in London in 1799 The piece links this event to a taxi misdirection and a foggy Thames view.
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William Cowper
London
Thames
Blooming Bridge
Cowper
God Moves
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