Lubbock Avalanche-Journal June 21, 1975 Saturday Morning
The Lubbock Avalanche-Journal issue for Saturday morning June 21, 1975 lists staff and offices at 8th Street and Avenue J in Lubbock Texas. It notes Morning Edition and Sunday consolidated editions with Associated Press and United Press International content.
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Lubbock Avalanche
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David BE Knapp Jay Harris
Ector
Eurle Pettit
Kenneth May
Carl N. Cannon
Robert C. McVay
Innnna
A Better Korean War Strategy
A dispatch from South Korea by Robert Novak discusses US Korea strategy for a potential North Korean strike on Seoul. It covers Hollingsworth’s plan to destroy invaders in the DMZ with air power, and options for a long, costly conflict versus a decisive US assault on Pyongyang, plus public opinion on intervention.
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Robert Novak
Avalanche-Journal
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North Korea
Seoul
James F. Hollingsworth
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
Congress
Pyongyang
Coaches All America Game Lights Up Lubbock Night
The Coaches All America Game returns to Lubbock in June with top national players. Steve Sloan will coach the East and Grant Teaff the West. Since 1970 the charity event has raised over $160,000 for local and state causes. Jones Stadium hosts the 8 o'clock game.
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Lubbock
Terest
Steve Sloan
Texas Tech
Grant Teaff
Baylor University
Tech
South Plains
Jones Stadium
Young Turks Learn Washington Realities In Congress
The House freshmen known as the Young Turks face ongoing lessons in leadership as they shift from trying to oust Speaker Carl Albert to pressing veto overrides. They target three vetoed bills on farm price supports strip mining standards and public works debt ceiling. King Caucus power wanes as seniority and power politics prove decisive for action and re election prospects.
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U.S. House of Representatives
Washington
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Ford
Rep. Albert
Reform Democrats
Albert
King
Congress
Limited Nuclear War Concept Drawn By Pentagon Plans
Washington says the Air Force will train crews for a limited nuclear war option though no one in government or Moscow clearly defines it. A high level source discusses targets, line hotlines, and the risk of escalation toward all out destruction while stressing the need for more options.
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Air Force
United States
Moscow
Mobile
Ala
Minsk
White Plains
N.Y
Kiev
Ukraine
Detroit
Congress
Israel Diplomatic Deadlock Spurs Kissinger Pause
Rabin’s Washington visit last week appears to harden the standoff that halted Kissinger’s prior mediation bid, delaying renewed shuttle diplomacy as U S officials weigh next steps.
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Washington
Henry Kissinger
Yitzhak Rabin
International travel aid and Middle East diplomacy questions
Blue Cross offers a foreign language health guide for travelers with phrases to use in hospitals clinics and emergencies in four languages. Rabin Ford talks at the White House reflect Israeli strategy US aid and Geneva plan are highlighted as leverage points in the Middle East crisis.
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Paris
Rabin
New York
White House
William Broomfield
Michigan
House International Relations Committee
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Ford
Broomfield
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CLA
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Sinai Peninsula
Geneva
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Syrian
Golan Heights
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Jordan
Israel Expands Spy Network Leaders Amid Rooftop Shake-Up
Washington return marks a cabinet shake-up as Rabin names a new overall chief of Israel intelligence. The piece traces Mossad and Shabak roles, outlines Egypt and Jordan links, and notes Black September growth and Western Europe transit points.
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Yitzhak Rabin
Jerusalem
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Ford
Mossad
Shabak
Shin Beth
Sherut Bitachon
Sharut Batacohn
Shabek
Black September
Amsterdam
Athens
Rome
Zurich
Trieste
Stockholm
London
Germany
West Berlin
Templehof
East Berlin
Schonfeld
English Language Curiosities and Mail Address
A fragment discusses irregular rhymes in English and ends with an address for L. M. Boyd at P O Box 17076 Fort Worth Texas 76102. The piece touches on gender roles in Australia and historical references to soldiers named william.
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L. M. Boyd
P.O
Fort Worth
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