Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Saturday Morning June 23 1973
The edition lists staff roles including Vice President and General Manager Robert R. Norris along with department heads TC Rickman Jay Harris Carl N Cannon David Knapp Advertising Director Robert C McVay and Circulation Manager William E McIntosh. It notes publication details for The Lubbock Avalanche-Journal and Associated Press United Press International wires.
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Way
South Plains
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Southwestern Newspapers Corporation
St.and
Ave J. Lubbock
Texas National Advertising Representatives
Texas Daily Press League
Dallas Texas
Associated Press
United Press International
Robert R. Norris
Rickman Jay Harris
Carl N Cannon
David
KNAPP
Robert C. McVay
E- McIntosh
Granberry Enters Texas Governor Race With Fresh Momentum
Granberry announced his bid for Texas governor presenting a moderate, energetic campaign. As former Lubbock mayor during the 1970 tornado recovery, he highlights experience coordinating government efforts and earning voter attention across the state.
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Jim Granberry
Texas
Lubbock
Granberry
Connally’s Armor Still Bright As 76 Campaign Plays On
In this political sketch John Connally edges from White House circles while courting Nixon factions and presenting himself as an independent yet allied figure. The piece notes his shift toward Republican ranks amid Watergate scrutiny and hints at a strategic, cautious separation from the administration.
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John Connally
Texas
White House
Richard Nixon
Connally
Nixon
Ronald Ziegler
Jose
Red Flags in Washington Bit Confusing to Old Rip
A wry Washington scene follows Rip as an elderly man wakes to a Nixon Brezhnev detente moment. The dialogue riffes on Nixon, McCarthy, China, Moscow, Indochina, and Watergate, contrasting old Cold War fear with a new era of peace and communist engagement.
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Vermont
Oregon
Texas
Environmental Protection Agency
Washington
Leonid Brezhnev
United States
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Alger Hiss
People's Republic of China
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Moscow
Rip
Sen
Joe V Mccarthy
McCarthy
Rip Po
Free World
Indochina
Cambodia
Nixon Declares Across the Board Price Freeze Plan
President Nixon rejects activist calls for nationwide inflation speeches. He enacts an across the board price freeze to restore credibility amid Watergate turmoil, facing strong opposition from advisers including Secretary of the Treasury George Schultz.
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Washington
Nixon
Treasury
George Shultz
Nixon's 60-Day Freeze Faces Phase IV Dilemma
Virginia Payette outlines the 60 day price freeze as a political maneuver to curb inflation. She notes consumer credit growth slows and that discretionary spending declines signal a cooling economy.
China Deepens Africa Ties and Oil Ambitions
U S diplomatic briefing reports Chinese Premier Chou En-lai pressing Tanzania with three missile tracking stations and a developing naval facility while training the Tanzanian navy. China builds ports and a 1,400 mile railway using Red Guards as workers amid competing subversion with the Soviet Union. Chou states China aims to finance and build the railway and pivots toward oil independence, while acknowledging limits to internal development.
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U.S
David K. E. Bruce
Chou En-lai
East Africa
William P. Rogers
Bruce
Tanzania
Dar Es Salaam
Lake Victoria
Indian Ocean
Zanzibar
Army
Navy
Air Force
China
Rogers
South Africa
Egypt
Peking
Red Guards
Rhee Proposes Compromise to Unite Korea and UN
June 23 1953 memory note reports Syngman Rhee offering Gen George Mark Clark a compromise to restore unity between the Republic of Korea and the United Nations Command potentially paving the way for a truce. Churchill denounces Rhee as treacherous and rejects further action to conquer Korea. Berlin reports Red terror lists 30000 former Wehrmacht officers for arrest.
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TOYKO
Syngman Rhee
Mark Clark
Republic of Korea
United Nations Command
London
Churchill
South Korea
United Nations
Korea
Berlin
East Germany
Pass It On Depreciation Sir
A collection of brief quips and trivia items covers car depreciation curves, aviation estimates, 200 year old doctors’ beards, tiger elephant dynamics in Asia, fear of public speaking, Canada’s lakes, and tornado prevalence. A mix of curiosities and facts.
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Keibi
United States of America
EPA
ART Buchwald
Pennsylvania Avenue
Rip Stile
U.S. Marine
Yup
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Virginia Payette
Detroit
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John B. Connally
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Chicago
Albert Sindinger
Pierre Rinfret
Kinfret-Boston Associates
Shultz
Herbert E. Stein
Council of Economic Advisers
Alexander Haig
Leonard Garment
Stein
Haig
Henry J. Taylor
Africa
Julius K. Nyerere
Chou
Nyerere
Mr. Bruce
Rhodesia
Zapu
Zanu
Portugal
Mozambique
France
Madagascar
Russia
Ussr
East Asia
Indonesia
Lubbock Morning Avalanche
I. M. Boyd
Asia
Canada
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