Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Masthead Snippet
A fragmented OCR segment shows names and titles from the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal including Robert R. Norris as Vice President and General Manager and J C Rickman Jay Harris as Business Manager Editor along with other staff roles and credits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert R. Norris
J.C. Rickman
Jay Harris
Carl N. Cannon
David E. Knapp
Ellor V
William E. McIntoshitariat
Pate Altar
Adult Rights Proposal Faces Cooling Off in Texas Senate
Debate over a Texas Senate bill would grant 18 year olds full adult rights, with a filibuster threat by opponents and a plan to delay until after the legislative session. Sponsor Sen. Robert Gammage argues for adult status, while critics warn of lost protections and parental guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Senate
Texas
Tom Creighton
D-Mineral Wells
Sen
Robert Gammage
Houston
New Crib Safety Standards Proposed to Save Infants
A push led by Senator Percy seeks crib designs with slat gaps under three inches a one pound release pressure and low lead paint, plus USDA style built in checks and cradle registrations. The measure targets preventing crib related deaths while broader highway bridge safety concerns prompt calls for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Percy
RIL
Food and Drug Administration
Bureau of Product Safety
Sen. Percy
Former Florida Governor Claude Kirk Plans Senate Bid by Swimming
Claude Kirk declares a U S Senate bid from Florida by swimming around the state, challenging Lawton Chiles who previously walked across Florida. Kirk served as governor 1967 to 1971 and intends to draw a crowd with a bold, symbolic campaign feat as others stay active in the political scramble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Kirk
Florida
U.S. Senate
Kirk
Sen
Lawton Chiles
D-Fla
Paolo the Etruscan grave robber and a Met vase tale
An interview recounts Paolo Cerveteri a renowned grave robber who forged and sold Etruscan artifacts to tourists. He describes museum trade, the lack of will among tomb owners and a claim that Met officials could have bought a famed vase directly from him for $198 and Chianti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Healy
Paolo
Fone
Cerveteri
Maly
Sweden
Reine
Paola
Corvetori
Metropolitan Museum
Met
Paolos
The
Kennedy Moves Toward Center in Secret Capitol Talks
The Kennedy camp signals a centrist shift inviting Ben Wattenberg to a Capitol Hill luncheon and stating the party must regain blue collar voters by easing on issues like compulsory school busing. Kennedy also meets privately with DNC Chair Robert Strauss and other centrist figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
Ben F. Wattenberg
Capitol Hill
Kennedy
Wattenders
Henry M. Jackson
Coalition
Wattenberg
Robert Strauss
Afl-Cio
Congress Feeds on Puns and Pet Projects in Desultory Session
Washington lawmakers push a parade of quirky bills and commemorative observances. Observed items include designating the square dance as national folk dance, National Make Week, and a wave of pet care and hunting days while debates over poverty and Panama tense on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Nixon
Elford Cederberg
R.mich
United States
John Hammerschmidt
R.-Ark
Wilbur Mills
D.-Ark
Robert Sikes
D.fla
Becmme
Stalin's Shadow Follows Russians as Malenkov Leads
In Moscow on Saturday a million Russians led by Premier Malenkov filed past Stalin's portrait in a chilling display. In Washington Britain pledged coalitions to restrict strategic materials to Red China, signaling a shift in policy. Near Lovington two oil workers face assault and murder charges after a field fire incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Georgi Malenkoy
Joseph Stalin
Washington
Britain
Red China
Lovington
Andrews
Here
Kissinger Learns of Hanoi Quartet in Power Struggle
Chou En-lai described a four man Hanoi power struggle among Le Duan Pham Van Dong Troung Chinh and Vo Nguyen Giap. Kissinger was told North Vietnam’s leaders jockey for influence while Dong’s role is limited and dangerous rivalries threaten Hanoi unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Kissinger
Mao Tsetung
Red China
Chou En-lai
North Vietnam
Chou
Kissinger
Hanoi
Vietnam
China
Pham van Dong
Communist Party
le Duan
Troung Chinh
Vo Wine Gia
Dong
Peking
William P. Rogers
Paris
Duan
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Soviet Union
Politburo
Chinh
Ho Chi Minh
Chin
Giap
Moshe Dayan
Israel
Gian
Chou Enlai
Chom
Mr. Kissinger
Premier Dang
Chet
Pass It On: Random Musings and Anecdotes by L M Boyd
A collage of quirky observations and trivia including crime rate shifts since 1933, tall people taxouts a German police officer’s club, mating notions for rural singles, Red Cross ties with the Salvation Army, dog housebreaking lore, rising prescription costs, Pill demographics, early electric chair trivia, and a medical oddity about makeup signaling recovery in ill women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Salvation Army
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United Intee Rmerica
Repubiie
Legisature
U.S
Dim Wright
Fort Worth
Federal Highway Administration
Fort Sumner
Ond
Highway Administration
Mags
Ust Buaul
ART Buchwald
Armand Cerveters
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Teddy
Novak
Wendell Wyatt
R-Ore
Edward Koch
D-N.y
Red Cross
William Malliard
Calif
San Francisco
Paul Findley
Dixie
University of Virginia
Salt Lake City
Dick Nixon
CAP Office
Model Cities
CAP
Central City
James Reed
Reed
Salt Lake County
Henry Holstoki
D-Nut
House
N. Bitch Bayh
D-Ind
Uvat
Panama
United Nations Security Counci
Senate Armed Services Committee
Security Council
Davish
Stuart Sinington
Missouri
Stromp Thurmond
South Carolin
Canal Zone
Lubbock
Henry J. Taylor
Ll.m. Boyd
Sweetwater
Bill Gates
Werner Schneider
Frankfurt
West Germany
Tall Peoples
Martha Place
Brooklyn, N.Y
Sing Sing
Ida
Pennsylvania
L. M. Boyd
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