Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Staff Bids July News
Fragmented OCR lists staff roles and positions for the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal and Associated press context. Names include Robert Norris Vice President and General Manager J C Rickman Jay Harris Advertising Director etc. Repeatedly notes national and United Press International sources and editorial staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jel Labboce
Wit Et
Avalanche-Journal
Syoultmestern
Kewmete
Wy Ave
Jr Lubbock
Saverising
Evan Daily Press Teague
Dallas
Texas
Proce
United Press International
Robert R. Norris
J.C. Rickman
Jay Harris
Stanazer Eater
Carl N. Cannon
David E. Knapp
Batiae
Robert C. McVay
William E. McIntosh
Stanacer
Balter
Gray To-Wilson Play Hints At FBI Director Pick
Washington opinion column questions Chief of Police Jerry Wilson’s bid to head the FBI. It argues Acting Director L Patrick Gray III faces tough odds due to several missteps. It cites Gray’s handling of raw FBI files in Watergate probes and his consultation with John W Dean III in witness questioning.
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Jerry Wilson
Washington
FBI
L. Patrick Gray III
Senate Judiciary Committee
Watergate Espionage Case. Orders From Atty
Richard Kleindienst
White House
John W. Dean III
Judiciary Committee
Dean
Gray
Robert C. Byrd
D-W. V
Wilson
Law and Order
District of Columbia
John Stennis
Senate
A Day For Benton Tribute Marks Joplin Centennial
Missouri artist Thomas Hart Benton unveiled a mural for Joplin’s centennial depicting the 1896 to 1906 era when he lived there. The event recalled Harry S Truman praising Benton as the best painter in America and joked he became Lord Thomas Hart Benton, Earl of Joplin, a nickname tied to a local saloon.
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Missouri
Thomas Hart Benton
Joplin
Harry 8
Truman
Benton
America
Lord Thomas Hart Benton
Earl of
House of Lords
Texas A&M engineers challenge feedlot pollution claims
The article contrasts views by Myron Paine and John Sweeten of Texas A&M, who say that cattle feedlots contribute minimally to water pollution, noting only about 2 percent of manure reaches streams despite 25.4 million cattle. It also covers FBI scrutiny of White House links to a bugging incident and Senate reactions to a potential Nixon nominee, plus Texas State Teachers Association’s stance against teachers striking.
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Myron Paine
John Sweeten
FBI
White House
Mrs Tully Defends ERA Against Her Husband's Viewpoints
Molly Woot Tully writes to defend the Equal Rights Amendment arguing women deserve equal rights beyond token protections. She recounts historical legal status, cites Blackstone, and argues ERA would clarify alimony, military service, contracts, and jury service while preserving parental roles and home economics.
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Andrewe Tully
Molly Woot
Tully
Washington
Andy
Israel
North Dakota
Hussein frees Khartoum terrorists in Jordan amnesty move
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report that Jordanian King Hussein commuted the death sentences of 17 Palestinians including Abu Daoud, signaling a shift away from a punitive stance and complicating U.S. aims to deter international terrorism. The decision reduced pressure on Khartoum captives and undermined Western hopes for a merciless example.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S
Jordan
Hussein
Ihe
White House
al Fatah
Abu Daoud
Khartoum
Daoud
Watch Your Mechanic Patches and Global Terrorism Scrutinized
A column warns about unqualified auto mechanics with poor repairs and vague credentials while noting a national testing program for service excellence. It contrasts weak tradespeople with certified technicians and urges consumer vigilance amid broader debates on international terrorism and diplomatic security.
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Hang Jin
Congress
Machinists’ Union
George Wallace
Eisenhower says Korea ammunition situation sound
Washington reports President Eisenhower stated the current Korea ammunition situation is perfectly sound. A blond 19-year-old Lubbock youth, famed for a 30000 empire of fake firms and banks, is jailed after swift bank teller actions thwarted his $2750 scam. Texas cotton burr movement ends after last year’s trial, says Agriculture Commissioner John C. White, following a meeting with about 60 farmers and ginners.
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Lubbock Morning Avalanche
Washington
Eisenhower
Korea
Lubbock
South Plains
Texas
Kennedy Attacks Budget as Government Spending Sparks Debate
Henry J. Taylor condemns Senator Edward Kennedy in a fierce Senate exchange over the budget and deficits. He accuses Kennedy of political theatrics, argues government overspending fuels inflation and debt, and insists taxpayers bear the cost of public programs while authority remains distant, urging restraint and fiscal discipline.
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Edward M. Kennedy
Caligula
Senate
Kennedy
U.S
Mr. Kennedy
Circus
P. T. Barnum
You
L. M. Boyd’s Columns On Trends And Trivia
Collections of quirky questions and quick lessons cover makeup spots, baldness myths, taphophobia, hair growth, and the soft shell crab, with lines on beauty, cows, wine spills, and a blunt jab at farming policies. Address by L. M. Boyd in Fort Worth, Texas.
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Gt America
Liberty and
Dusts
Texas A&m University
North Carolina
Justice Department
Texas State Teachers Association
Houston
House of Delegates
George Kirk
Corpus Christi
TSTA
Andrew Tully
Blackstone
Susan B. Anthony
Clare Luce
U 'S
United States
Jet
ERA
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Amman
Sudan
Mater
Novak
Virginia Payette
William P. Rogers
Black September
Middle East
State Department
Thailand
Klinton Knox
U. S
West Germany
Henry J. Taylor
Bobby
L.M. Boyd
Oliver Wendell Holmes
L. M. Boyd
Fort Worth
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