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Prose tone outlines reactions to a local publishing figure, citing CHAS A. Balter and the publisher.
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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1971
Page
4
Nixon Hears From China Experts on Peace Journey
The article notes President Nixon weighs divergent views before decisions on China policy, citing advisers like Allen Whiting and Jerome Cohen who urge rapid normalization and an end to U.S. surveillance and covert actions. It contrasts Sen. James Eastland and Dr. Richard Walker warning of bloodshed and tyranny under the communist regime, urging cautious balance in counsel.
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Nixon
People’s Republic of China
Old China
Joint
Congressional Economic Committee
William Proxmire
Allen Whiting
University of Michigan
Jerome Cohen
Harvard Law School
U. S
China
the .S
Cohen
U.S
South
Vietnam
Whiting
Peking
Mao Tse-tung
Taiwan
James Eastland
Internal Security Subcommittee
Richard Walker
University of South Carolina
Walker
Red China
People’s Republic
Mao
Pornography Business Edges Toward Decline in U S Cities
A Wall Street Journal report suggests pornography as a growing industry has peaked in Scandinavia and is now waning in the United States. The text cites El Paso smut parlor crackdowns, legal maneuvering, and statements by producer Alex de Renzy about repeated arrests and legal costs.
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Lubbock
The
Wall Street Journal
Scandinavia
U. S
Supreme Court
WSJ
Texas
EL Paso
Houston
Alex de Renzy
de Renzy
Weekend Tax Deduction For A Businessman and Miss Goodheart
An IRS ruling allows a weekend at a country home or resort to be tax deductible if business is discussed and a business relation exists. The dialogue portrays a company executive courting Miss Goodheart at the Secret Valley Hotel with conversations about sales, mergers, cost cutting, and expansion plans.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Miss Goodheart
Secret Valley
Mr. Rathbone
Midwest
Akron
Ohio
Springfield
Cleary Plastics
Alpha Containers
Justice Department
Reading reader letters spark city budget uproar and politics
A torrent of letters to The Avalanche Journal criticizes world government schemes, defends the death penalty with biblical reasoning, attacks Lindsay as a Democratic candidate, and urges transparency as residents push for public budget data. Names include Gibson D. Kemp, Mrs. Robert A. Ingle, Mrs. J. K. Salser, Ernest T. Morrison, and Lillian Rountree with addresses and local context.
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The
Avalanche Journal
Robert A. Ingle
God
Ingle
J. K. Salser
Uth St
Lindsay
Joan V. Lindsay
New York City
U. S
White House
Ernest T. Morrison
Association of Governments
County Law Library
Lillian Rountree
West 18Th St
Good Advice Is Offered Americans Going Abroad
A reader from Tech and a London waiter warns American travelers to maintain courtesy abroad. He recalls rude American customers overseas and urges travelers to carry patience, respect local currency norms, and uphold the nation's good reputation. He concludes that Americans should act humbly and cordially abroad.
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The
Avalanche Journal
London
States
Europe
U.S.A
Harlan Cain
Box
Ropesville
Pioneer Resident Finds Time Proves Him Wrong
Letter from A S Darby of 2009 South Street praising The Avalanche Journal and editor James L Dow for proving a skeptic wrong about the paper. Refers to early Lubbock journalism history and the 1924 founding era. Expresses support and encouragement for continued local publication.
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Avalanche Journal
Lubbock
James L. Dow
Lubbock Avalanche
A.S. Darby
Sth St
Peking Visit Ties to Offshore Island Concessions
Washington reports that Nixon may trade Peking's invitation to visit China for concessions on Quemoy and Matsu. The plan includes pressuring the Nationalists to withdraw from the offshore islands and easing Formosa defense, amid debates on policy drafts by Fairbank Cohen group and shifts in Formosa resolution.
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Washington
U.S
Peking
Nixon
China
United Nations
Redina
Quemoy
Matsu
Formosa
Henry Kissinger
Chou En-Lai
Kissinger
White House
Fairbank-Cohen
Fairbank- Cohen
Fairbanks-Cohen Group
State Department
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
U.s.-Formosa
Brighter Side and Polls Across Odd Topics
The piece laments various topics from endangered alligators to U S funding for poppy farmers in Turkey. It warns about noise from tap dancing and advocates softer shoes. It quotes Nixon on law enforcement permissiveness and ends with a quip about passing the salt and posterity’s money.
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