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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1972
Page
3
The April survey shows 83 percent alignment with liberal or fairly liberal views, while Nixon is viewed as much closer to the average voter in political philosophy. His image in this respect has changed little since the previous year.
Bangladesh Foreign Minister Abdus Samad Azad decried China’s veto of Dhaka’s bid for United Nations membership as a move to sow tension in the subcontinent. President Choudhury and officials urged persistence, insisting Bangladesh will join the UN despite Beijing’s action. China justified the veto citing peace concerns and ongoing regional issues.
In New York a dentist faced two youths who stormed his office and demanded 3000. The dentist Dr Samuel Cadel lacked funds and banks were closed. Lieutenant Gaines nearby persuaded the suspects to surrender after surrounding the building. The three hostages from a local family were released unharmed. one family member was injured.
Mrs. Donny Kelsey director of Campfire Girls Latpock reports the new building at 2124 Main is under construction with half the cost funded by cookie sale proceeds this year. The project relies on bank loans and volunteers who assisted on Saturday. Special thanks go to Coffee Conner board president and James F. Moore city attorney and building committee head.
The Texas Department of Public Safety reports 2,232 traffic deaths so far this year, up 2 percent from last year. Total fatal accidents reach 1,872, with a 14 percent rise noted in overall accidents.
Cardinal Mindszenty, 80, lands in Belgium on a three day visit from Vienna to mark the 1000th anniversary of St Stephen. He greets 300 cheering refugees at Brussels airport and thanks Hungarians for wartime aid. He will attend a mass for Hungarian refugees and tour Torigio Abbey during his stay.
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