Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Morning Edition Note
Publication details for the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal appear with staff roles and press affiliations. The document lists editors managers and advertising staff, referencing Associated Press and United Press International wire services.
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Dox
Lubbock
South Plains
Nwspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Southwestern Newspapers Ration
Ita
Stand Ave. J
Texas
Texas Daily Press League
Dallas
Associated Pres
United Press International
Robert R. Norris
Busing Ruling Sets Stage For High Court Battle
The Detroit busing case moves toward the Supreme Court as the 6th Circuit upholds cross-city student transport to break racial barriers. A 4-4 Supreme Court tie leaves the Richmond, Virginia decision intact, with Justice Powell pivotal due to past roles in local boards. The Court faces whether integration justifies mass daily shuttling and whether North and South share equal burdens.
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Supreme Court
U. S. Court of Appeals
Detroit
U. S. Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Richmond
Lewis Powell Jr
Virginia State Board of Education
High Court
Powell
6Th Circuit
South
U. S
Stephen Roth
Solar Energy's Day Is Coming
The St. Petersburg Times argues the sun could supply vast power, noting 1772 solar feats and current solar potential. It cites Dr. Van Bearinger's claim that industry can harness sun power with about 900 million dollars from the government and 10 to 15 years to deploy. The Brookings suggestion to cut nuclear costs to free funds is considered. The editorial urges cautious defense posture while pursuing solar power.
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Florida
Chile
Skylab
Earth
St. Petersburg
Fla
van Bearinger
Honeywell, Inc
Congress
Bearinger
Sun Power
the Times
Offhand Thoughts on Marriage Partners and Creditors
A marriage counselor suggests a man should make his wife a silent partner in business. The text notes the possibility of such partnership and comments that many creditors are sadists who mail bills in window envelopes to instantly reveal bad news.
Loss Of Honest Saloon Blamed For Drunkenness
In a Washington column the writer blames the demise of the honest saloon for rising drunkenness, lamenting cocktail lounges and decor trends. He argues chairs and tables foster inebriation while praising old neighborhood bars and their sociable, moderate drink traditions.
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Pete's
Republic
Dean’s Credibility Hit Over Nixon Watergate Days
Washington reports a harsh defense counterattack by Nixon supporters aimed at Dean’s credibility. The push rests on disputed facts about Dean’s actions during the early April Watergate break.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
John W. Dean III
Dean
Hickel scandal and Dean under White House fire
Former Interior Secretary Walter Hickel argues for honesty and less secrecy while facing renewed interest from Republicans in Washington as he contemplates a possible Senate bid. The piece also examines John Dean’s credibility amid Watergate investigations and the fierce defenses by Nixon aides.
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Washington
Walter Hickel
Richard Nixon
Watergate
America
Hickel
White House
Nixon
Alaska
Mike Gravel
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Henry Kissinger
United States
Pacific
Department of Interior
Kissinger
U.S
Okinawa
Guam
Ted Stevens
China
Dean
Senate
Watergate Committee
Charles W. Colson
Colson
H. R
Bob) Haldeman
John Ehrlichman
John Mitchell
Ervin Committee
Rosenbergs Win Temporary Stay As Court Recesses
The Rosenbergs receive at least 24 more hours before a decision on their fate as the Supreme Court recesses until 10 a.m. CST tomorrow. A fierce air disaster near Tokyo claims 129 U.S. servicemen aboard a Globemaster. In Korea, over 900 anti‑Communist POWs escape, following 5,000 released by South Korea's President Rhee.
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Toyko
U.S
Sequl
Syngman Rhee
State Department Overhaul Urged After Watergate
A Washington column argues Secretary Rogers faces a drastic reorganization of foreign policy machinery tied to Kissinger. It notes overcentralized committees slow action, extensive interagency clearances, and a budget under 1% of the federal total, with many staff drawn from other agencies.
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William P. Rogers
Henry A. Kissinger
White House
Nixon
Washington
MR. Kissinger
Rogers
Mr. Rogers
Watergate
State Department
United Press International
Associated Press
Office of International Organizations Affairs
Pentagon
Central Intelligence Agency
Treasury of Commerce
National Security Council
U.S
London
Labor Department
Samson
Business L. M. Boyd Notes Common Startup Failures
L. M. Boyd discusses why half of new businesses fail within two years. Poor management and weak sales are not the only causes. Excess or insufficient record keeping can sap operations, delaying notice of trouble.
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Sam
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
States of America
J.C. Rickman
Carl N. Cannon
Robert C. McVay
Lubbock, Texas
Solar Energy
Brookings Institution
Times
Andrew Tully
New York
Ashtabula
Ohio
Afghanistan
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Marianne
H.R
Novak
Mr. Nixon
ABC
Howard K. Smith
David Shapiro
Henry J. Taylor
Milwaukee
L. M. Boyd
Caesar's Palace
Las Vegas
Tibet
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