Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Tuesday Morning May 13 1975
The Lubbock Avalanche Journal a Tuesday morning edition from Lubbock Texas dated May 13 1975 features staffing by Vice President Robert Norris Advertising Director Carl Cannon and other executives. The paper is part of the Southwes Newspapers Corporation and includes wire content from The Associated Press and United Press International.
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Wallace remarks over World War II policy spark furor
The governor says quotes were taken out of context and argues U S policy after World War I worsened the rise of Hitler. He praises postwar aid to Japan and Germany, while critics say the media overreacts to outdated debates. Voters should focus on leaders track record and plans for current domestic and foreign issues.
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Washington Post
Germany
Hitler
White House
U.S
Death of Avery Brundage Ends Era of IOC Amateurism
Avery Brundage, longtime IOC president and staunch amateurism advocate, dies at 87 in Germany. His blunt stance linked sport to its pure, non commercial roots, even as professional athletics grew into major business. Brundage faced clashes over communism race nationalism and commercialism during his 20 years at the helm.
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Brundage
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Blunt
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U.S
It's Time For Excitement About Fertilizer Prices
A Justice Department antitrust probe examines fertilizer price increases after price controls ended in 1973. Subpoenas go to over 50 producers and brokers as U.S. farm feed costs rise. Morocco Canada and Europe are cited for overseas market influence. Analysts note shortages, high prices, and possible cozy industry ties, urging scrutiny to protect consumers.
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Washington
Bill O'Brien
New York World-Telegram
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O'Brien
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Justice
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Morocco
Nitrex AG
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Canada
Department
Energy Stalemate Signals House Ways and Means Clash
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report a partisan tug of war inside the House Ways and Means Committee. The fight over energy policy and related measures appears to have produced a lasting stalemate, as no side gains a clear upper hand.
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caucus power shifts as king caucus loses grip in house
In Washington Rep. Phillip Burton faces a move by the Democratic Study Group to end King Caucus by allowing committee chairmen to face caucus votes and end binding floor rules. The change, driven by DSG, marks a shift in House power dynamics and fuels debates over war policy and leadership.
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Burton
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Indochina
Henry J. Taylor on Early Humans and Migration Theories
Labrador findings and radiocarbon dating challenge older views of human origins. Dr. Richard Leakey’s work suggests Australopithecus fossils in Africa date earlier than Zinj Man, with Archaics in Labrador and Americas indicating widespread ancient populations and extensive migration routes across continents and oceans.
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Asia
Kenya
Richard Leakey
Odd connections weave through famed names and ancient finds
Archaeologists in Mexico uncover hollow canes stuffed with tobacco ashes and cotton fibers implying 1700 year old filter lip cigarettes. A collage of trivia notes links divorces on court days to archives of cheese recipes hidden in monasteries and the intertwined tales of John Howard Payne and John C Colt.
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