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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1971

Page

3

H E E C Encephalomyelitis Toll and Political Sniping

The column reports that deadly Venezuelan equine encephalomyelitis has been brought under control with vaccination and federal help. It notes tolls in a five state area, praise for vaccine work, and criticism of Sen George McGovern and AFL-CIO tactics amid 1972 election concerns.

U. S Department of Agriculture Graham Purcell Wichita Falls House Agriculture Washington USDA Mexico Jesse L. Steinfeld George McGovern South Dakota Daniel Elisberg Pentagon McGovern The South Dakotan United States Phew Hubert Humphrey Organized Labor Afl-Cio George Meany Nixon Capitol House Senate

Taxes Keep Up Through The Ages In Petty Quote

Using Sir William Petty's 1676 remark on taxes and public levies, the piece notes that England, Scotland, and Ireland saw rising levies while wealth and strength grew. It contrasts this with the modern United States’ wealth and strength gains in recent decades.

Sir William Petty Sir William England Scotland Ireland U.S

Government must restrain union power to aid recovery

A national policy view argues unions’ wage demands are disrupting production and raising costs across railroads telephone steel and postal sectors. It urges government regulation to curb collective bargaining power and prevent price inflation, calling for a system to supervise labor and corporate cost setting.

Washington Congress America United States United States Treasury Nixon

U.S. Pressured by Greece Junta Conflict and Cold War Rivalry

Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report that the Nixon administration told the U.S. Embassy in Athens to avoid actions that could antagonize Prime Minister George Papadopoulos. The piece notes long delays in engaging ex-parliamentary leaders ousted in 1967 while the Soviet ambassador courts them, risking future U.S. interests and potential upheaval.

Athens Nixon U.S George Papadopoulos Henry Tasca Soviet Union Tosca Communist Party Moscow Papadopoulos Acropolis Junta Tasca Porto Ercole Rome Constantine Washington Greece U S NATO

Campaign debt shadows haunt 1972 race leaders

Senate leaders urge curbs on campaign borrowing as debts from 1968 campaigns surface. Bobby Kennedy and Nixon campaigns owe millions to airlines and telephone firms, with Humphrey Muskie and McCarthy also in arrears. Financial strain seen shaping political maneuvers and travel plans amid Greek political tremors.

Washington Senate Hugh Scott R.-Pa Scott American Airlines American Express Bobby Kennedy American Democratic Party Eastern Airlines Airlines Nixon United Airlines Hubert Humphrey Ed Muskie United Gene McCarthy McCarthy TWA Northwestern Bell Telephone Richard Nixon Air Force One White House Walla Walla Atline

Acheson vows firm stand as Korea armistice stalls

Washington officials report Secretary Acheson will press for cooperation while armistice talks stall at Kaesong. In New York a government probe investigates a substitute Communist movement in Mexico amid a broader anti communism push.

Lubbock New York U.S Mexico

Swiss Independence Lessons From The Swiss Example

Henry J. Taylor notes Switzerland blends rugged independence with high industrial status. He highlights cantonal governance, minimal federal taxes, strong property rights, and direct democracy. He contrasts Swiss self reliance with European turmoil and draws lessons for the United States amid political upheaval.

Pass It On and a Wigged Romance in a Riverside Script

LM. BOYD notes a beard soaking hack and a chin cap gadget for shaves. An elderly crowd buys little. a California woman claims wigs ruin romance after six years, writing she hid them and soon married, arguing wigs unsettle a nervous suitor.

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