Lubbock Avalanche Journal Staff List March 6 1973
The record shows the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal personnel including titles such as Vice President General Manager J C Rickman and Editorial Page Editor William McIntosh with other staff like Advertising Director Carl Cannon and Editor David Knapp. It dates to Tuesday Morning March 6 1973 in Lubbock Texas.
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Lubbock
Texan
Jornine Ballant
Lubbock Aealanchee Journel
SY Oultmesseen' Newspapers Corporation
Billdinark
wOf Navonel
Associated Press
Law School Rejections Backed by State Board Panel
The State College Coordinating Board rejected proposals for three new Texas law schools and a department at North Texas State University. Leon Jaworski led an advisory report arguing that demand exists but competition should not expand. SMU was also advised against contracting for additional law students.
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State College Coordinating Board
Leon Jaworski
Houston
American Bar Association
North Texas State
University of ‘Texas-Dallas
NTSU
Southern Methodist University
SMU
Jaworski
Baylor College of Medicine
Texas Law Schools
Boundary commission urge prompts Colorado secession plea
Two southern Colorado counties Costilla and Conejos near the New Mexico border faced a tongue in cheek push from San Luis officials and the chamber of commerce for Governor Love to direct secession, spurred by a boundary commission request from the New Mexico Legislature to President Nixon.
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Colorado
New Mexico
Nixon
Costilla
Conejos
San Luis
Colo
Chamber of Commerce
John Love
Luis Valley
San Luis Valley
Senate
Pueblo
la Animas
Huerfano
Albuquerque
South Missouri
Brutality Against Police Raises National Concern
Houston police chief cites rising brutality against officers with multiple attacks and deaths in Mouston last year and this year. He urges mandatory death penalties for attackers and notes intelligence reports of plots against officers.
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Mouston
Herman B. Short
Houston
Exchange Club
Short
Wong
Amnesty Debate Sparks Hysterical Crowd Opinion
Andrew Tully argues the amnesty for draft dodgers and deserters is expanding. He attacks NCAN and George Barbour Jr for opposing compulsory service and defends government duty to support military action. He singles out charges of immorality and questions automatic amnesty.
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Dycress
Lyndon Johnson
Richardon
Congress
Brown
NCAN
Pyone
George P. Barbour Jr
Washington Star-News
Greenwich Village
Sweden
Barbour
Nixon
Canada
The
Republic
Mysehold
Nixon plans direct aid for Hanoi reconstruction
Nixon moves toward asking Congress for direct U.S. aid money to reconstruct North Vietnam, countenancing liberal support from figures like George McGovern while facing hard line antiforeign aid conservatives led by Robert Byrd. The approach hinges on securing cross party backing despite strong opposition to direct funding.
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Congress
U.S
North Vietnam
Nixon
World Bank
Sen
George McGovern
South Dakota
Senate
Robert Byrd
West Virginia
Hanoi
J.W. Fulbright
Arkansas
McGovern
State Department
White House
Passman
Capitol Hill
Camjovern
Johnson
Japan
Germany
McGovernor
Paris
Anol
Mr. Nixon
Solons Back Nixon Aid Plan Sparks Senate Unity
Washington 11 of 17 Democratic Senate committee chairmen spoke as a united group against Nixon’s plan to shift 1.6 billion in medical costs onto the elderly. The panel leaders formed a Friday breakfast core and coordinated actions to restore impounded funds and push for oversight, signaling deeper political coordination within the party.
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Washington
Senate Standing Committee
Nixon
Senate
Congress
Office of Management and Budget
Sam Ervin
DNC
Ervin
Missouri
W H
Herrison Williams
New Jersey
James Land
Mississippi
Benjamin Palumbo
Williams
William Simpson
Eastland
Aire
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Stalin Dies in Moscow Kremlin After Dictator Wields Power
London reports Stalin died Thursday night behind Kremlin walls. AP notes he dominated a third of humanity as history's most powerful dictator. Van Fleet tells Congress troops in Korea face ammunition shortages including hand grenades for close fighting. Weather mysteries may yield to scientific pressure.
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Lubbock Morning Avalanche
London
Joseph Stalin
Moscow
Kremlin
Washington
James A. van Fleet
Congress
Korea
Nature
Bank gift wars spark local attention in Jest for Fun row
Morty Gunty notes unpredictable competition among banks as one neighborhood branch offers gifts with sellsword style flair. Bob Sylvester reports from New York Jewish circles on the evolving gift trend.
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Morty Gunty
Bob Sylvester
New York
Mao Plays Sly Game as Kissinger Sees China Rising
Henry Kissinger privately analyzes Mao Tse tung as a patient, calculating player who uses silence as a tool. He notes Mao and Chou En Lai control China’s path, with the premier trained abroad and Mao focused on gaining strength to topple rivals. Kissinger predicts new Peking leaders within four to five years and questions if free nations benefit from Soviet China tensions.
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Henry A. Kissinger
Mao Tse-tung
Mao
Chou En-lai
China
Talleyrand
Chou
Russia
Soviet Union
Asia
Leonid T. Brezhnev
Moscow
Ussr
Kissinger
Mr. Kissinger
Peking
L M Boyd Poses Lighthearted Q A And Facts Column
A flurry of trivia and questions mix in this L M Boyd column. It ponders marriage myths, best selling artists Caruso and Rubinstein, baby carriage origins, and quirky facts about disease ages. It notes bubble gum records and oddball terms like sexdecuplets while inviting letters to Fort Worth Texas.
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Artur Rubinstein
Enrico Caruso
Carole Newman
Keuka
N.Y
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