Lubbock Avalanche Journal May 27 1975 front page
The Lubbock Avalanche Journal dated Tuesday morning May 27 1975 presents as a weekday edition from Lubbock Texas. It lists staff roles including publisher, editors, and advertising manager and credits Northeastern Newspapers Corporation and Associated Press wire services.
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Lubbock
Texas
South
Paris Dent
Yielay
Lubbocs Avalanche Journal
Northeastern Newspapers Corperation
J. Lubbock
Texas National Advertising Representatives
Daly Press League
Dallas
Associated Press
Carted Press International
Robert RO Norris
AU Rickman
Daved BO Knape Jay Ares
Eac
Ajilot
Burleit
Kenneth May Aways
Aswocngte
Editar
Carl SN Cannon
Hubert C. McVay
Cuculaton
Military Review urges limited war hindsight and Senate probe
The piece argues that despite calls to forget Vietnam the issue will resurface in 1976. It supports a top level closed Senate inquiry into strictly military conduct, to reveal how a future war would be fought without restraints and what defense posture the United States would maintain.
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Ford
Congress
Vietnam
House
Senate
Saigon
U.S
South Vietnam
Mr. Ford
Southeast Asia
Air bags seen as limited fix for crash deaths study says
The American Automobile Association reports the study finds air bags are only marginally effective in side impacts rollover rear-end or multiple crashes. This suggests more sunly is needed before making bags mandatory for all vehicles.
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American Automobile Assomialiun
Philadelphia Story Analysis Reflects Rizzo Victory
The piece notes Frank Rizzo’s 1971 Philadelphia mayoral nomination despite corruption rumors crime ties and labor opposition. Voters cited his law and order stance and relief from crime as key factors. Analysts expect months of study to explain the outcome.
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Frank Rizzo
Philadelphia
Rizzo
Mayaguez Rescue Sparks Debate On Diplomatic Action
Andrew Tully notes critics mock Ford for acting to rescue the Mayaguez crew, arguing swift force avoided prolonged UN mediation and possible Pueblo-like outcomes. French diplomat on Embassy Row backs decisive action while critics warn of violating the UN Charter.
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Washington
Simail
Cambodia
Embassy Row
America
Pueblo
U.S
Kurt Waldheim
Ford
China
Soviet Union
Post Office Run Yields Tax Statement for Lubbock Neighbor
A reader from Lubbock reports receiving another tax statement while at the post office, noting the surprise and seeking confirmation from editor Folfforth Auto Owner Knows Here He Lives in The Avalanche Journal.
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Folfforth Auto
The
Avalanche Journal
Lubbock
Wilson
Jim B. Darnell
6Th St
Comic strip reality and government jokes in The Avalanche Journal
A reader letter column critiques political and economic problems by comparing current events to comic strips. The author notes government payrolls growing, auto industry orders, Social Security funding issues, and tax conflicts, while contrasting optimism in Mary Worth with broader fiscal tensions.
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Old Dad
Milton Canuf
Washington
Congress
Detroit
Annie
Globesky Soc Security
New York City
Charles Schulz
Mayor Beame
Marcos ends US base leases and talks on new Philippine ties
The piece portrays President Marcos negotiating new terms for U S bases amid regional Red upheaval. It notes Okinawa losses, Clark Air Force Base and Subic Bay as key holdings, and cites a dramatic shift toward self reliance and Southeast Asian service. The narrative names Byrd Aquino and Marcos and frames a shift in alliance priorities.
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Ferdinand E. Marcos
U.S
South Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Harry F. Byrd
L.va
Senate
Okinawa
Ryukyu
Japan
United States
Far East
Philippines
Clark Air Force Base
Subic Bay Naval Base
Marcos
South Asia
Soviet Union
Red
Marogos
Imelda Romualdes
Mao Tse-tung
Chiang Ching
Miss Chiang
Peking
A Crazy Mix of Letters and Local Notes
LM. BOYD comments on wheelchair portrayal on TV and asks about wheelchair convicts. A reader letter jokes about impressions from a sender, a toastmaster quote about love, and a discussion on sleep positions. Eric Weston serenades 2500 hens in Plaxtol raising egg output using mambo music. Zambia National Airways hires a gynecologist for stewardesses.
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Eric Weston
Plaxtol
England
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Sorth Walei
Korea
Philadelphia Story
Andrew Tully
Mayaguez
Phraom Penh
Phnom Penh
Sihanouk
Kamer Rouge
Patience
Anthony Lewis
New York Times
Republic
Tony
Gerald Ford
Pirginta Payette
Charte Brown
Flash Gordon
Mary Worth
Nix
Dad
Big Labor
Lucy
6Th St. Wolfforth
Wolfforth
C. A. Bundrant
Box 231
Wolfforth PS
Brownwood Reader
Boston
State of
West Texas
Navy
A. Crump
Brownwood
Patts
Sen
Rentene S Aquino
San Francisco
Ferdinand Magellan
Spain
Pheip HL
Portugal
Britain
Holland
Manila Idune
Bard
TOS
Asia
Pacific
George Dewey
Manila Bay
Douglas MacArthur
Philippine
LM. Boyd
Zambia National Airways
L. M. Boyd
P.O. Bax
Fort Worth
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