Texas newspaper page lists staff and notices
The fragment shows a Tapsheet style masthead with names such as ROBERT RB, RICKMAN, BURLEY KENNETH, and ROBERT CARES CANRON, along with mentions of Tubbock Texas and Thursday Morning April 1975. It appears to be a partial staff roster and publication details for a local paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
He Rickman Setesnes
Ine Rare
Tayaris Burley
Kenneth May Cares
Canron
Robert C Mev
Tubbock
Texas
U S Rights Urged To Enforce Clear Stance In Vietnam Fallout
A commentary argues the United States must firmly uphold its rights in Southeast Asia after Saigon’s collapse. It cites Thailand’s demand for a force phaseout by 3 officials and Manila’s threats to arrest Saigon officials aboard U S ships, urging removal of all 300 planes and a resolute stance to restore respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thailand
U.S
Washington
Saigon
Marcos
Filip
Subic Bay
Manila
Philippines
Kissinger
United States
Richardson
North Viet
Refugee Policy Debates Amid Unprecedented Caseloads
U S officials face hard decisions on refugees as debates grow over repatriation rights and protection under the 1951 refugee convention. The article notes Americans have long aided the homeless through government and NGO efforts, with the current crisis testing, but likely not breaking, the U S record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Oil Bonanza Report Shifts Focus to Soviet Petroleum
A garbled item notes a claimed oil bonanza and mentions the Soviet Union and petroleum experts. The text cites unclear prices and phrases about Russian influence and grain, with fragmented references to markets and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
Ing
Wester
Nixon Pressures for New bombing in Vietnam Crisis
Nixon met with Richardson amid debates on resuming bombing of North Vietnam. Kissinger and Richardson discussed risks, with Nixon noting limited authority and Richardson warning about credibility and potential escalation. White House released quotations as policy debates continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nexon
Richardson
Farle
Soviet Union
Vietnam
Kissinger
Nixon
White House
Ran Nessen
Option 4 A Blessing
Washington reports grim helicopter evacuations from Saigon amid night storms and driving fire. The event exposes American miscalculation and Communist strategy, yet the crisis reportedly saved thousands of Vietnamese lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Saigon
Vuat Lee
Perhous
Sunsessiel
Dawnt
Meitare
Wis
Congress
Oval Office
Martin
Ford No Persists Against Evacuation Pressure
The article analyzes Ford staying out of the 1976 nomination race as the U.S. faces pressure to accelerate the evacuation of South Vietnamese allies. It notes Republicans oppose Rockefeller, plus Howald Reagan’s potential bid, while Kissinger and Martin push for a timed cease-fire and rapid airlift options amid congressional anger over delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Saigon
Gerald Ford
California
Howald Reagan
Nelson Rockefeller
Ford
Harris
Rockefeller
Tessemaane
Gates
Sens
Charles Percy
Howard Baker
GOP
S Rockefeller
Senate
Rat Jahama
James Allen
Hile
Ham Martin
Neuven van Thien
Soas Duong van Mini
Martit
Ford Iui
Hanoi
Minh
Pentagon
Martin
Kissinger
Isa Seglitt
Saipan
Washington
Kissinge
Ty Congress
Wwe
Een
Graham urges spiritual resolve ahead of West Texas Crusade
Rev Billy Graham met pastors in Lubbock to plan the August 31 to September 7 West Texas Crusade in Lubbock. He warned the nation faces crucial spiritual political and international choices and urged prayer as the campaign will be broadcast worldwide. The event aims to spur inquiry not mere membership and will feature Graham as evangelist not pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Neon Entertainment
Sas
Burning Tree Country Club
Billy Graham
Graham
West Texas
South Plains
First Christian Church
Vietnam
India
West
Texas
Dr. G
Congress
Weid
Lubbock
Lisbon
Portugal
Cairo
Washington
Raham
Africa
Latin America
Europe
U.S
Canada
Australia
Bandage invention born from kitchen mishaps at J and J
Mrs Earle Dickson of New Brunswick New Jersey burned her fingers repeatedly. Her husband W Johnson Kenyon of Johnson and Johnson devised a simple gauze pad bandage with a sticky tape base called Band Aid. Later studies show shoppers spend more at checkout when accompanied by children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle Dickson
New Brunswick
Johnson & Johnson
W. Johnson Kenyon
Band Aid
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