Lubbock Avalanche-Journal masthead and staff listing
The document shows the Lubbock Avalanche Journal masthead with address 81 Stand Ave Lubbock Texas and notes its association with Southwestern Newspapers Corporation. It lists staff roles including Robert R Norris president, David Knapp advertising manager, Jay Harris associate editor, Kenneth May, and Robert C McVay circulation manager.
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South Plains
Luibbock Avalanche-Journal
Southwestern Newspapers Corporation
Stand Ave J
Lubbock
Texas
National Advertising Representatives
Daly Press League
Dallas
Associated Press
United Press International
Robert R Norris
T Dent
Mad Nager
Jay It
Arris Kenneth May
Robert C. McVay
No Mercy Hijacking in Philippines Ends in Bloodshed
A Philippine hijack drama ends with six gunmen dead or captured after demanding 375000 dollars and a DC 8 to Libya. The leader and three hijackers killed, three captured, government rejected ransom, vows no mercy to terrorists. This marks the sixth Philippine hijack since 1972 with violence.
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Philippines
Vhis
Libya
Freedoms Lamented Beyond The Iron Curtain Sunlight
A reflection on global freedoms contrasts the United States with Soviet and Chinese regimes. It notes Western news outlets closing bureaus in China and ongoing limits on press access in Russia, warning against assuming deep similarity with free nations.
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Tian
United States
Tron
Soviet Union
China
Rasen
Moscow
Perngvor
Red
Andren
Peking
United Press
Papors
Times
Agland
Mada
London Times
Informa
U.S
Russia
Defending Pat Nixon Against Nasty Writing
A Washington columnist rebuts Woodward and Bernstein over Pat Nixon’s portrayal in The Final Days. The piece argues the public misuses decorum, defends Nixon’s wife, and cites Julie Nixon Eisenhower’s data on public activity to counter accusations of heavy drinking. It condemns voyeuristic attacks and defends Watergate’s innocent bystander.
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Washington
Bernstein
Portrait Co
Richard Nixon
Woodward-Bernstein
Patricia Ivan Vison
Julie Nixon Eisenhower
Newsweek
Woodward Sermeteim
Eisenhower
Julieisenhower
Nixon
White House
Santero Howe
Eleanor Roosevelt
Woodward—Bernstein
Quotes and quips from varied newspapers
A compilation of humorous lines and wry remarks from multiple editors and readers. Notable bits reference doctors mislabeling illnesses, aging librarians, lawsuits against lawmakers, and a jab about a New York restaurant named Jaws.
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George Bacher
New York
Herb Rau
The
Miami News
Mail Rating Proposed Criticism of Big Government
Critics of big government urge limits on public sector spending while private firms face market discipline. The piece argues efficiency differs with sector and that irresponsible spending may lead to layoffs or company failure.
Carter and Jackson Talk as Party Edges Edge Toward Unity
Marianne Means reports a cordial Sunday call between Jimmy Carter and Sen. Henry Jackson, signaling potential behind the scenes effort to reunify the fractured Democratic Party before the convention. The piece contrasts Carter’s outreach with McGovern’s approach and notes labor’s evolving stance toward Carter and the Ford administration.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
Henry Jackson
Carter
Jackson
Senate
McGovern
Bentsen Goes Weekend Swing To Mend Fences In Texas
Sen Lloyd Bentsen tours Texas towns on weekends while campaigning for re election. He meets farmers cotton men and business leaders in Lubbock Amarillo Lamesa Paint Rock and McAllen as he vows to stay connected to constituents and push tax reform and gas deregulation while opposing rival Alan Steelman.
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Lloyd Bentsen
Texas
Washington
Lubbock
Sen. Bentsen
Lamesa
Paint Rock
McAllen
Lulacs
Alan Steelman
Dallas
Houston Sclon
Amarillo
Bentsen
Chamber of Commerce
New York City
Sen
Congress
Senate
House
Ganks
Steelman
Morris Udall
Arizona
Sen. Bientsen
U.S
Africa
Latin
South America
Austin
Darrell Royal
Lloyd
Banquet Circuit Jokes Highlight Mild Faith Trend
Offhand remarks note that a joke spreads quickly at banquets while suggesting many prefer a gentle form of religion. The speaker quips that people seek faith without hardship, even implying the gullible are easily exploited.
Public Opinion Bits on Animals TV and Cars
A mix of trivia and polls covers mammal birth patterns with rabbits, top TV shows like I Love Lucy, Perry Mason, and Gone With the Wind, and broadcaster rankings for Best Years of Our Lives. It notes early talk of radio controlled car brakes and debates on tamperproofing electronics and seatbelt buzzers.
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Congress
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Foreign Ministry
Pat Nixon
Lou Erickson
Atlanta Journal
Harry C. Bauer
Arnold Glaspow
Chicago Tribune
John Gergich
Joe Browne
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
David B. Wilson
Marianne
Pennsylvania
George McGovern
Ford
Building Trades
Afl-Cio Federation
United States Postal Service
Wall Street Journal
United Auto Workers
Leonard Woodcock
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
Postal Service
Jay Harris
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