Lubbock Avalanche-Journal May 2 1973 Front Info
The text shows masthead details for the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Morning Edition dated Wednesday May 2 1973. It lists office addresses, publishers and editors including Robert R Norris as Vice President General Manager and other staff roles.
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Lubbock
Texas
South Plains
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Southwestern Newspapers Corporation
Ad St. and
Ave
J. Lubbock
Jay Harris
Carl N. Cannon
David E. Knapp
Robert C. McVay
William E. McIntosh
Peanut Flake Protein Breakthrough Promises Global Hope
A Clemson University professor asserts peanut flakes offer a major protein source at lower cost than soybeans. The product, similar to dried potato flakes, can be added to meats to mimic real products while reducing cholesterol and expanding food options worldwide.
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Clemson University
J. H. Mitchell Jr
College investment pays 10 percent yearly, says Carnegie survey
A Carnegie Commission study finds college education continues to pay off with roughly 10 percent annual returns. It notes strong job prospects in fields like health care, accounting, engineering, and management, though teaching remains crowded and bilingual skills aid openings. Minorities, including Black women, may see growing representation.
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Carnegie Commission On Higher Education
Commission
Liberals Lack Votes to Refund Office of Economic Opportunity
Andrew Tully argues liberals cannot force revival of the Office of Economic Opportunity funding, noting a Nixon veto is likely and a judge blocked dismantling. The piece accuses Community Action of waste and corruption, listing misuses, fraud, and misallocation across multiple states and officials, framing the Great Society programs as failed and self-serving.
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Washington
Congress
Office of Economic Opportunity
Lyndon Johnson
OEO
OFO
Nixon
OKO
Richard Nixon
Daniel P. Moynihan
India
Johnson
Jack Kennedy
Jersey City
N. JL
Black Panthers
Portland
Ore
Pat Moynihan
Community Action
Pat Lucey
Wisconsin
Henry J. Taylor Tribute to Caruso in Naples Birthplace
Henry J. Taylor recalls Caruso in a Naples dwelling described as a small second-story room at 7 via San Giovanello agli Ottocalli, a birthplace without a marker, highlighting lasting memory of the famed singer.
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Naples
Italy
Via San Giovanello Agli Ottocalli
Gamogno
Bonci
Caruso
Tkeb
Fedora
Teatro Lirico
Milan
Thirty Six Crises Nixon and Caruso Reflections
A satirical survey counts Nixon crises from Alger Hiss to Watergate with wit on era politics and media. It pivots to Enrico Caruso, detailing his career, habits, and dramatic New York death, framing greatness and lasting artistic impact.
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Alger Hiss
Ike
Caracas
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Enrico Caruso
Caruso
New York
Metropolitan Opera House
A Time To Be Fair Reflections On Public Life
Jay Harris presents a collage of opinions on Watergate, Kissinger and public trust. The essay argues for fairness, accountability, and continued focus on other urgent national issues while highlighting human costs in political fallout.
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California
Humphrey
White House
Vietnam
Kent State
Haynesworth
Carswell
Supreme Court
Walter Hickel
White House Palace
Henry Kissinger
Nixon
Pass It On and Odd Facts from a Curious Era
L. M. Boyd reports on a 268 foot banana split built in Honolulu with 5 000 scoops of ice cream and 50 bananas. The column also covers ear wax production under fear, smoke as insect repellent, Persian lamb slaughter age, Grover Cleveland’s artificial jaw surgery, and harsh facts about exotic animal shipping and survival.
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Honolulu
Grover Cleveland
Jest For Fun Week Quip On Replay And Shoes
A light quip from Mack McGinnis and Bob Goddard appears in the St. Louis Globe Democrat during Jest For Fun Week. The joke about instant replay and missing listening is attributed to Goddard.
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Mack McGinnis
Bob Goddard
St. Louis Globe. Democrat
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