Turbulent Scriptions From South Rains Page Four
The brief text outlines an indecipherable section from the South Rains Page Four in the Lubbock Avalanches Journal. It references an event edition by Southwestern and mentions building at Atlanta and Lathe, Texas. It cites The Associated Press and United Press International agencies with Robert R. Norris as Vice President and General Manager.
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South
Lubbock Avalanches Journal
Southwestern Rathe
Mits
Atlan Aled
Teese National
Texas Daily Press League
Dallas
Texas
United Press Internat
Robert R. Norris
Admirals Warning: U S Outgunned by Soviet Navy Threat
Former naval chief Adm Elmo Zumwalt asserts Moscow could dictate terms to the United States in the 1973 Middle East crisis. He cites Soviet superiority in ships and air power, a Brezhnev letter, and Nixon’s broad alert as evidence of a now stronger Soviet stance affecting U S security policy.
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Adm
Elmo Zumwalt
Soviet Union
Middle East
United States
Israel
Leonid Brezhnev
Adm. Zumwalt
U.S
Nixon
Russia
Houston
Moscow
Zumwalt
Anwar Sadat
Sec. of
Kissinger
Egypt
Syria
Yugoslavia
Congress
Postwar U S A Misunderstood by Saigon Official
Trinh Dinh Thao, vice president of the Advisory Council to South Vietnam’s Provisional Revolutionary Government, claims the United States owes reparations for missing Americans. The piece argues Thao misunderstands postwar aid, the war’s outcome, and U S policy, calling his claims naive and politically motivated.
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United States
Trinh Dinh Thao
Saigon
Thao
South Vietnam
United Press International
U.S
Washington
Japan
West Germany
Vietnam
Solzhenitsyn Gift Hurts Ford at Helsinki Summit
Virginia Payette notes Ford’s unease as Solzhenitsyn snub triggers a drop in poll ratings. Public reaction reveals lingering Cold War fears, detente doubts, and criticism of inviting the Russian author while Kissinger defends the Helsinki agenda.
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Ford
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Gulag
White House
Henry
Solzhenitsyn
Bentsen gains Virginia support for presidential bid
Senator Lloyd Bentsen of Texas secured top level backing from Virginia's Democratic Party at a Richmond event, signaling strong statewide commitments likely to influence the state's national convention delegation. Key figures across the Democratic spectrum pledged support, marking a major political breakthrough after prior efforts yielded limited results.
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Washington
Lloyd Bentsen
Texas
Virginia
John Marshall Hotel
Richmond
Bentsen
Henry M. Jackson
Jackson
Ford and Rockefeller tug in tight presidential race
In a sweeping analysis, Ford must manage conservative pressure to drop Rockefeller as running mate while signaling openness to future changes. Callaway pushes the message that Rockefeller could be retired, with Bentsen rising in Virginia amid Jackson and Wallace competition. The piece notes nationwide dynamics, the convention path, and political maneuvering shaping a 1976 GOP nomination scenario.
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Ford
Reagan
Rockefeller
Gerald Ford
Howard H
Bo) Callaway
Callaway
Fellows
Gallaway
Saymso
Reader letters critique safety in rappelling article
A New Mexico adventure camp owner argues rappelling requires a belayer and helmet use. He urges readers to re evaluate the sport as safe with proper equipment, instruction, and caution, countering claims that rappelling needs no safety person.
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The
Avalanche-Journal
New Mexico
Slaten Man Fears Americans Losing Precious Rights
A Slaton reader argues in a letter to the Avalanche Journal that freedoms have eroded under elite control. He asserts licenses and permits for everyday acts and warns the nation may drift toward socialism and communism, urging readers to stand up before rights vanish.
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Slaten Man
The
Avalanche Journal
Posey Community's Role in Area History Highlighted
A reader letter from an old settler recalls Posey area contributions and names early residents, a schoolhouse built in 1920, and notable figures linked to Posey near Lubbock. The editor notes the Bicentennial Edition aimed to honor many pioneers but could not cover every area.
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Avalanche Journal
Posey
Lubbock
Dan Thornton
Colorado
Casey Fine
Texas Tech University
T. A Johnson
E. R. Fincher
Nellie Johnson
Morton
Pass It On Young Lady Engineering Career Urged
L M Boyd highlights a New York study showing 1,267 engineers with only 13 percent women. Ten years post graduation, 33 percent of women earn $17,000 plus annually versus 22 percent of men, and 10 percent of women hold management roles against 9 percent of men.
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Russia
Europe
Kissinger
Solzhenitsyn
Eastern
New York
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