Lubbock Avalanche Journal Early 1973 Masthead
The page shows the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal masthead with staff roles and addresses for the Texas paper. It lists executives Robert R. Norris and J. S. Rickman among others, and notes the paper is a Western Newspapers Corporation publication in Lubbock Texas dated Tuesday Morning June 26 1973.
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Avalanche Journal
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Western Newspapers Corporation
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Texas Daily Press Laggue
Dallas
Texas
Associated Press
United Press International
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J. S.rickman
Jay Harris
Carl N.can. Cannon
David E. Knapp
Robert Pmcvay
William McIntosh
Lubbock Morning Avalanche
Humphrey Aims To Reform Vice Presidential Selection
Sen. Hubert Humphrey chairs a 75 member Democratic panel to study alternate methods for choosing the Vice Presidential candidate. He criticizes the present process as giving the presidential nominee too much control and argues for a balanced ticket with a capable successor if needed.
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Minnesota
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Texas
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Sen. Humphrey
Littlefield Wins Governor's Community Award for Beautification
Littlefield Texas received the Governor's Community Achievement Award from the Beautify Texas Council at its sixth annual meeting. The Lamb County city was recognized for cleaning vacant lots painting old buildings towing junked cars and improving environmental quality in 1972. City officials civic leaders committees and residents organized the effort earning a second notable civic honor in recent years.
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Littlefield
Lamb County
Beautify Texas Council
South Plains
SST Outlook Faces Setbacks in Supersonic Debates
The piece weighs the crash of Russia’s Tupolev 144 at the Paris air show against hopes for faster air travel. It notes limited Concorde sales, high costs, sonic boom backlash, and questions whether massive public investment can justify saving a few hours on transatlantic routes.
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United States
U.S
Russia
Britain
France
Democrats Talk Of Nixon Crisis Without Backing Immediate Impeachment
Private remarks by prominent Democrats reveal concern over who leads any push to remove Nixon. They prefer leaders like Mansfield and Albert to steer a cautious course, avoiding a radical left driven drive while noting GOP gains and the unlikelihood of immediate ballot presence for Nixon and top aides.
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New Yorker
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California
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Ellsberg
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Abzug, Dellums & Co
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Nixon
Senate
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House
Carl Albert
Mansfield
Albert
Republic
GOP
Alaska
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Late to the Editor Girl on Way to World Games trip
Suzy Barker thanks contributors from Lubbock for supporting her to attend the World Games for the Deaf in Malmo Sweden this summer. She pledges to bring honor to Texas and the United States and expresses gratitude for the support.
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World Senate
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Malmo
Sweden
Texas
United States
Suzy Barker
E. Stanford
Kennedy Signals Early Run Decision in 1976 Race
Senator Edward Kennedy hints at a 1976 bid and may announce after the 1974 elections whether he will seek the presidency. The move aims to lock up frontrunner status, offset rivals like Mondale Jackson and Humphrey, and blunt Chappaquiddick and Watergate questions. The piece also notes Senate disillusionment with investigations and calls for restraint in political exposure.
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Chappaquiddick
Nixon
Mary Jo Kopechne
Walter Mondale
Henry Jackson
Hubert Humphrey
Self-made men joke ends for Wes Izzard notes
Local snippets document humor about frugality and work. Wes Izzard is cited in Amarillo News with a quip about self-made men. A neighborly joke about cutting grass closes with a folksy proverb.
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Wes Izzard
Amarillo
U S Envoy Robertson Meets Rhee as Fronts See Heavy Combat
In Seoul Walter W Robertson and President Syngman Rhee conferred for two hours and forty five minutes while at the front allied lines faced more than 13000 Chinese Red troops. In Washington the House Rules Committee approved an excess profits tax extension bill for debate. Texans in Washington expect a personal briefing with President Eisenhower Friday on drought relief.
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Seoul
U. S
Walter W. Robertson
South Korea
Syngman Rhee
Washington
Eisenhower
House Rules Committee
White House
House
Wallace’s comeback fuels 1976 presidential prospects
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace, recovering from a 1972 assassination attempt, is named among the world’s 10 most admired. If his health continues to improve, he is expected to seek the Democratic nomination for president in 1976, with strong party support and a notable public recovery.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Wallace
McGovern
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Edward M. Kennedy
United States
Pacific
Bremer
Watergate
Nixon
Mr. Nixon
Mr. Wallace
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Cornelia
Jokes and trivia from a long-ago reader mailbag
A collection of quips and Q A exchanges covers topics from famous jokes to presidential lines. It notes Calvin Coolidge and Nixon quotes, the Scoggin and Joe Miller joke books, baldness causes, a hidden trouser trick with card decks, and the last Mayflower pilgrim John Alden who died in 1687.
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Richard Nixon
Calvin Coolidge
Nixon
Scoggin
Joe Miller
John Alden
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