Lubbock Daily Press and Avalanche Journal Leaders
A fragment from the Lubbock Daily Press and Lubbock Avalanche Journal shows staff like General Manager and editors listed, including Jay Harris David E. Knapp and William E. McIntosh. The note references their South Plains edition and Associated Press associations.
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South Plains
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Evenin Paners Corporation
Aleas
National Advertising Representatives
Texas
Associated Press Press International
Norris
Bradient
Phillips says Halderman urged tough stance at OFO
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report that H.R. Halderman influenced Howard Phillips to adopt a harsher approach as acting director of the Office of Economic Opportunity. Phillips recounts a White House talk where he says Halderman urged him to "sock it to them" at the anti poverty agency.
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Washington
Howard Phillips
Office of Economic Opportunity
White House
Domo H.R
Bob) Halderman
Phillips
OFO
Haldeman
Anti-Poverty Agency
Halde
OEO
J. Laurence McCarty
Edward Brooke
Massachusetts
Olo
Brooke
Conservatives toy with beaver as new symbol in a 1976 style shift
The piece notes the New York Conservatives’ contest choosing the beaver as their emblem, signaling a move away from the old torch of liberty. It contrasts beaver imagery with elephants and mules, speculating how other parties might adopt fresh symbols. It also surveys Nixon era OEO critiques and Howie Phillips’ role and withdrawal.
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Liberal Party
New York
Conservatives
Buckley Boys
National Review Magazine
Phoenix
Orange County
Porus
India
Alexander the Great
Hannibal
Alps
Hamilcar
Carthage
Cncyclopedia
Fellows
Music Men and Money in a Changing Entertainment Era
The column weighs entertainment demand on the South Plains, praising the Welk show and urging bigger venues for sold out crowds. It notes gold price shocks ripple through jewelry and dental sectors, and discusses monetary fears from U.S. and Italian markets, ending with a quip about Italy considering a new currency unit.
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Lawrence Welk
Lubbock
South Plains
U.S
Europe
Firmness in anti terror stance urged by Meir and Rogers
Meir and Rogers urge harsh measures against terrorists including warning of no ransom, no deals, and swift execution for those convicted. They cite the Khartoum killings of U.S. diplomats by Black September and demand decisive government action.
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U.S
Khartoum
Pearls Buck dies at eighty after prolific career
Pearl S Buck died at eighty in Vermont after a long writing life and charitable work. She authored 29 novels and multiple collections and articles. Buck funded causes totaling over 7 million dollars, adopted nine children, and founded the Pearl S Buck Foundation and Welcome House to aid mixed American Asian families.
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Pearl S. Buck
China
Vermont
Mrs. Buck
Welcome House, Inc
Buck
UTSA delays opening. faculty to be expanded
UTSA officials express disappointment over construction delays delaying undergraduate acceptance and full university opening to September 1975. Graduate classes proceed in temporary facilities while the institution plans a careful recruitment drive targeting 350 to 400 qualified faculty personnel.
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University of Texas At San Antonio
Philadelphia Doctor Flies 3000 Miles For A Patient
Suburban Philadelphia physician Dr. Joseph A. McCadden made a 3000 mile house call to accompany a 103-year-old patient from Philadelphia to Houston. He offered 10 suggestions for her first flight and stayed with her to ease fears. Payment appeared to be not monetary but the satisfaction of seeing her respond well to the care.
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Welk
All Americans
Joseph A. McCadden
Philadelphia
McCadden
Houston
Barbara Tuchman Proposes Abolishing Presidency
The historian Barbara Tuchman, noted for The Goats of August and Salwell, suggests abolishing the Presidency and replacing it with a five person committee. She insists the proposal is not a joke and adds the idea should be turned over to a committee for review.
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Barbara Tuchman
Salwell
U.S
Republicans Push Deodorizing Campaign for 1974 and 1976
In a pretrial deposition Richard Nixon era finance ties surface linking Attorney General John Mitchell to Vesco listed as donor disputes. Sears testimony alleges a 200000 cash contribution funneled through Stans and Mitch ell intercession with SEC and the Bern embassy. Investigations by Justice and GAO follow, raising Republican credibility concerns ahead of future elections.
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Nixon
OEO
Ash Commission On
Phillips
Youn Americans For Freedom
Richard Schweiker
Pennsylvania
John Price
White House
Republican Ripon Society
ORO Post
Washington
Richard Nixon
Atty
John Mitchell Wis Seluv
Harry J. Sears
Robert L. Vesco
Exchange Commission
SEC
Sears
Mitchell
William J. Casey
SHC
Washington Star-News
Vesco
U.S
Switzerland
Geneva
Maurice H. Stans
New Jersey
Stans
Edward Nixon
Bern
Wesen
Waldorf Astoria
Justice Department
General Accounting Office
Malenkov Named Soviet Prime Minister Tonight
A Moscow dispatch reports Georgi M. Malenkov was chosen as Prime Minister to succeed Joseph Stalin. In Lovington a 27 year old man described a brutal attack near a roadside where two men doused him with gasoline and set him alight, flicking matches as he burned.
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Lubbock
Moscow
Georgi M. Malenkov
Soviet Union
Joseph Stalin
Lovington
Andrews
Roughneck
Notable Quotes on Education Health and Social Rates
A column by L. M. Boyd surveys rising headaches with higher education levels and notes ship and boiler ages 28 and 21. It asks if a 'liberated' young lady would date a stranger and cites a magazine poll where 61 percent would say yes and 15 percent would propose more than dating.
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Texine Edition
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J.C. Rickman
Carl N. Cannon
Robert C. McVay
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Evans
Virginia Payette
James Buckley
Howie Phillips
Thougt
Johns
Congress
Jay Harris
Municipal Coliseum
Slide Road
Wall Street Journal
Indianapolis
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