Lubbock Avalanche-Journal March 21 1972 front page note
The fragment from the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal shows masthead and staff credits for a Tuesday Morning edition dated March 21 1972. It lists editors and managers and includes the pledge of allegiance along with location Lubbock Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Guy Tee
J . Rickmarn
Robert C McVat
Jay Barris
Crrelligtan Managger
Wayar
Henty Willdasd
FE McIntoshd
David Fornatt
OO Cledge
United States of America
Liberty
Lutbock
Texas
Welfare children drive political rally herd in capital
A scrawled, unclear OCR item describes a welfare children rally or gathering at the White Tee area around a Pliper street event. It mentions entertainment, strollers, tears, and a political push with a coalition discussing national welfare funding and potential relief rolls. It references committees, floor action, and possible budget estimates affecting federal relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stirs
Crouse
Wornetis
Welton Raght
Seu
Naxea
Congress
Len Russell Tong
Louisiana
Dette
Hwaritaen
Finance Committee
Beautification Act Limit Impacts Billboard Displays Coast to Coast
A fragmented report notes that the Beautification Act of 19XX influences interstate billboard advertising rules. It highlights federal standards on spacing and placement affecting major roads and regional campaigns. The piece lists states like South Dakota and Nebraska and mentions upcoming legislative actions tied to aesthetic regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bard
Atm
Wightwass
Bushiwat
South Dakota
Nebraska
Alabama
Wavenam
Teidard
Fragmented Commentary On Urban Struggles And Social Tensions
A garbled report outlines fears of public safety issues in New York City and West Coast cities. It cites tensions over public services, alleged abuse at care centers, religious and moral debates, and questions of social cohesion amid rising costs and urban strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miamipel
New York
Vasto
Tale
Sean Preece
Women's Liberationists Aim to Organize Secretaries
An article centers on female secretary Margi and her boss discussing women’s liberation, secretary independence, and workplace dynamics. It notes secretaries' desire for equal treatment, door to influence, and tensions with labor groups in a 1960s-era newsroom sense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Liberationists
Washington
Bmw
Aber
Jeanne Ant
National Assealathan
Monafranturers
Margi
Reforms Stir Daley Control in Chicago Delegates Race
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report the Democratic reform drive tests Mayor Richard J Daley's Chicago machine. New rules force regulars to contest their own delegates while opponents are exempt, risking party unity before the Miami Beach convention and the autumn campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Miami Beach
Richard J Daley
Daley
Wee Oavern Commission
Phas
Grinzia
Antis Daley
de Grazia
Yrexsenior
Dan Walker
aanti-Dales
Walker
Lie Chavin
Ultimors
Theral Americans
Florida Primary Echoes of Reform Turbulence and Muskie Drift
The Florida primary shows Wallace leading in votes with Humphrey in second and Muskie fading. Daley's Chicago machine battles reformers over delegate control ahead of Miami Beach ballots while McCarthy acts as a political hatchet man in Illinois. The piece frames a party roiling with internal power plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Tim Moriarty
Hubert Humphrey
Alabama
George Wallace
Humphrey
Sens
Henry Jackson
Sid Muskie
George McCravern
John Lindsay
Wallace
Preadem Niven
Bie
Bhoes
Naser
Wisconsin
George
Muskie
McGovern
Lindsay
Jackson
Chris Hart
Florida
Daley
Sherman House
McGovern Commission
Miami Beach
Nelson
Reform
William Singer
Mr. Nixon
Gene McCarthy
Mookie
Illinois
McCarthy
Damon Runyon
Runyon
Greece Becomes U S Navy Haven For 6th Fleet
The U.S. Navy shifts 6th Fleet housing to Greece amid Italy turmoil and NATO concerns. Greece emerges as a strategic ally, offsetting Italy’s political strife and offering a stable base for Atlantic operations in the eastern Mediterranean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Navy
6Th Fleet
Greece
Italy
Office of Naval Intelligence
Chief of Naval Operations
Adm
Eilmo R. Zumwalt
Gaeta
Naples
Rome
NATO
Giulio Andreotti
NATO Aii
Mediterranean
Turkey
NATO Ar Bor
Grecee
Os. Eptofor Tsrar
Eisenhower weighs European command move in 1952 campaign
March 21 1952 Lubbock Avalanche memorandum notes Gen Dwight D Eisenhower weighing leaving European command to campaign for the Republican nomination. Also mentions Pioneer Day festival at Lamesa and Air Reservists training contract with Texas Tech signed by Dr D M Wiggins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock Avalanche
Paris
Eisenhower
9172Nd
Texas Tech
D. M. Wiggins
Tech
Air Force
Various Rants and Observations From L M Boyds Page
A mixed set of short fragments covers topics from dirty pictures and film editing to language quirks and a jokey client tale about a missing Christmas gift. It touches on public speaking, marital anecdotes, and a medical caution about midsection strength, ending with a Vermont pond freeze note from 1816.
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Fabbock
Seouth
Pewapape
Ana
Lupbock Ava‘agcse- Journal
Seranone Jour Pabat
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Lutbeck
Assoc
Suvenile Lobby
Mareh
ARS Buchwald
Dam
Aek Hier
Ter
Toranrht
Chen
Striethy
Dabste
Foote
Toola
Marya
Aed
Mari
Howe
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Novak
Andrew Tully
Nison
Buttaley
Radmund S
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Daniel Rostenkowski
Miam
Beach
Pary
IVE
Robert W. Nelson
Democratic National Committee
Henry J. Taylor
RED Star
Usskr
Public Security Police
Carabinien
Mariano Rumer
Italian Communist Party
Ito
Obs
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Cyprus
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Miakarios
Redes
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Vimar
Secretis
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NAPCO
Pri
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Suse
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Anteria
Zura
Heatar
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Alnver
LM. Boyd
United States
Mark Twain
Vermont
L. M. Boyd
P. O
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