Uncertain Budget Warnings Stir Public Debate
The piece voices alarm over President Nixon’s “full employment budget” and the risks of heavier deficits. It cites Sen Javits as saying growth projections are overstated, while Rep Mahon warns a spending surge could spiral. Speaker Albert urges direct presidential intervention with controls to curb inflation and avert fiscal disaster.
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Nixon
Federal Reserve Board
New York
Jacob Javits
House
George H. Mahon
Appropriations Committee
Carl Albert
Ground Hog Story A Good One For Weather Lore
A playful account questions ground hogs as weather forecasters, noting the legend of seeing a shadow to signify six more weeks of winter, while weather records dispute the superstition. The piece cites National Geographic on hibernation, quotes historical examples, and contrasts with prairie dogs, ending with a nod to continuing reliance on folklore.
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National Geographic Society
Bismarck
N.D
National Ge ‘Ic Society
Liberty
All-Volunteer Plan In Trouble
A realistic appraisal shows Nixon aims for an all volunteer Army by mid 1973 but faces sharp skepticism from House Armed Services Chair F Edward Hebert and Senate Chair John Stennis. Representative Grebert says he is open minded but doubts feasibility without concrete evidence. Stennis urges four year draft extensions. Nixon gains support for pay raises and life quality programs while seeking more volunteers and reenlistments now.
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Nixon
F.edward Hebert
House Armed Services Committee
John Stennis
Senate Committee
Representative Grebert
Stennis
Conwill
McGovern plan eyed as surrender in Vietnam debate
Washington debates a Senate proposal to force a Dec 31 1971 withdrawal from South Vietnam. Critics argue a full pullout signals U.S. collapse and emboldens Hanoi while supporters say a staged withdrawal preserves influence and allies. implications stretch to Europe and global policy.
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Washington
Congress
Vietnam
Senate
McGovern Faces Electability Test In Presidential Bid
Senate candidate George McGovern, seen as the sentimental liberal favorite, fights for broad appeal as electability drives the Democratic nominating contest. He campaigns aggressively, contrasts with Muskie, and relies on youthful, non Establishment support while facing funding and primary challenges. Meanwhile the Black Panther Party expands a costly lecture circuit through Stronghold Consolidated Productions, with Huey P. Newton touring colleges as a strategic front amid rising underground activity and crimes linked to the group.
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Eugene McCarthy
Robert Kennedy
McGovern
Yeeros
Steve Reinhardt
New Hampshire
Muskie
Joe
West
Robert Byrd
Oregon
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Territory
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Epnony
Naren
Wisconsin
California
Panther
Huey P. Newtons
Panthers
Newton
Leonard Bernstein
Manhattan
Tn Sharp
Black Panther Front
New York
Stronghold Consolidated Productions, Inc
Black Panthers
Stronghold Consolidated
Lubell, Lubell, Fine & Schaap
Park Ave
David G. Lubell
Congressional
Boston
National Lawyers Guild
Labell
Black Panther
David ‘Hilliard
Connie Matthews
Maine
Inbernians
Old Sons of All
Fe One
McCashy
Kennedy Angs
Memory Lane note from Lubbock Tones files reveals energy themes
An Avalanche from Feb 1 cites a Korea and Washington reference to atomic energy. It mentions Comin claiming possible perpetual atomic electricity production amid a toward toward significant findings, reflecting archival notes with tentative projections.
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Lubbock Tones
Avalanche
Korea
Swashington
Atomic Energy. Comin
Muskie’s centrist push clashes with McGovern bid for debate
The piece surveys Ed Muskie’s bid to unite Democrats behind a center candidate to beat Nixon, while George McGovern presses for issue debates. It notes McGovern’s stance on recognizing Communist China and UN admission, and warns his challenge could erode Muskie’s front-run position as 1972 approaches.
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Washington
Maine
Ed Muskie
Muskie
Richard Nixon
Hubert
California
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Muskle
Lee
South Pasota
George McGovern
Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
McGovern
China
United Nations
South
Civilia 4 Nation
Fragmented Talky Notebook Snatches From a Text Parade
A collage of quips and trivia on hypnosis age limits pepper in foods and college degrees. It notes seven of 100 over 55 can be hypnotized, asks if pepper preserves, and observes sailors’ sons fight more in youth then marry bossy women. It mentions mobile homes moving every 28 months and a Lubbock boss quip about being contrary.
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Il Duce
Lubbock
Texas
M'n
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