Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Staff and Masthead Fragment
A distorted OCR fragment from the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal shows names and titles including ROBERT R. NORRIS as Vice President and DAVID FE. KNAPP as Business Manager, with other staff roles listed. Location indicated as Lubbock, Texas with a date line for Tuesday Morning October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man
David FE
Knapp
Jay Harris
Pasir Kenneth May
Edior Carln-Cannon
Robert.c. McVay
Lubbock
Texas
Critics Pressure Catholic Board Over School Prayer Rulings
The article argues that judges have not truly banned voluntary prayer in schools and notes inconsistencies in rulings including Netcong New Jersey. It questions court interpretations and suggests a constitutional amendment as a solution. It frames critics and a Catholic school board seeking clarity amid ongoing legal battles over student led prayer in public schools.
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Roman Catholic Board
Supreme Court
Netcong
N.J
U.S. House
Senate
Congressional Record
House
Catholic Board
Fire Prevention Week Warning Versus Rising Fire Deaths
The piece urges focus on Fire Prevention Week as fires claim 34 lives in 24 hours in the U S and Canada. It cites expected destruction of 1 884 homes and apartments and fire damages to schools churches farm and business properties per year while recalling posters and prizes from past campaigns.
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United States
Canada
Texas Insurance Advisory Association
Beardsley Calls For Banning Handguns Nationwide
Georgia investigator William Beardsley argues for a complete handgun ban linking gun control to murder rates in the South. He asserts that only outlaws would have guns if outlawed, mocking the idea while warning of practical enforcement challenges and a fractured view of crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Beardsley
Georgia Division of Investigation
South
Beardsley
U.S
Oneat Smith & Wesson
Democrats Split Over Nixon Agnew Crisis
McNulty, a Democrat, says the party is torn between supporting President Nixon and Vice President Agnew amid Watergate fallout. He leans toward Agnew but urges a court resolution, noting leaks and the need for accountability. He warns a strained White House complicates leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Department of Justice
McNulty
Nixon
Agnew
White House
Justice Department
Administration
NeNaty
Petersen
Mr. Nixon
California
Agnew Attack Reflects Nixon Backlash in Washington
The anti-Nixon mood among Agnew backers rises as his assault on Assistant Attorney General Henry Petersen is seen as a broader blow aimed at Richard M. Nixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
Henry Petersen
Richard M. Nixon
Agnew
Petersen
Nixon
Los Angeles
Ms Punishes “Ms” Slur With Tape And Beans In Letter Row
Virginia Payette reports a Pulitzer winner’s quirky battle over forms of address. The writer mocks “Ms” while stamping letters with tape and beans, insisting on Miss or Mrs and lampooning the debate as unneeded fuss. The column widens to political intrigue around Agnew and Nixon, noting tensions, secret meetings, and White House doubts about Agnew’s fate.
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Ppw
Stinker
White House
Phoenix
Ariz
Agnew
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Republican Party
Nixon
Washington
Bryce Harlow
Fred J. Buzhardt Jr
Petersen
Harlow
Burhardt
House of Agnew
House of Nixon
Melvin R. Laird
Senate
Hugh Scott
Lubbock Dry Law Sparks Resident Critique in Letter
Edward L. Smith Jr of Huntsville argues in a Letter to the Editor that Lubbock’s on premise liquor allowance contrasts with its dry off premise rules. He cites Huntsville’s wet campaigns boosting tax revenue and jobs, urging the city to modernize liquor policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Avalanche-Journal
Huntsville
Texas
Lubbock Reader Applauds Film Seizure Action
A Lubbock man voices strong support for Justice of the Peace Wayne LeCroy after he confiscated the film The Last Tango in Paris. He urges officials to act to keep the community clean and suitable for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Justice of the Peace
Wayne LeCroy
Paris
Lubbock
Gold as tool of the Communists and world money bias
F. Julian Maier Jr of Denver argues in the Avalanche Journal that gold’s role as a monetary medium is debated amid U.S. and Soviet stances. He cites Sylvia Porter on gold scarcity, critiques unbacked currency and SDRs, and cites political manipulation and Lenin quotes to question gold’s fate in global finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Avalanche-Journal
Ralph Nader
Sylvia Porter
Sylvia
South Africa
Russia
Libya
U.S.A
Free World
United Kingdom
United States
Lenin
British Empire
United States of America
Pass It On U M Boyd Nervous Instability Link
Worry is described as the most common symptom across mental ailments by a savant who argues it signals ignorance. Other noted signs include insomnia excessive shyness indecision absentmindedness fatigue and headaches as part of nervous instability. Address L M Boyd P O Box 17076 Fort Worth TX 76102.
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L.M. Boyd
P.O
Fort Worth
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Robert R. Norris
Presigen
Lance
ART Buchwald
Atty. Gen. Richardson
Baltimore County
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Virginia Payette
Miss Ppw
Editon
Edward L. Smith, Jr
Huntsville, Tex
Lubbock Man
Soviet
F. Julian Maier, Jr
Denver, Colo
U.M. Boyd
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