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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1972

Page

6

Mrs Nixon Tours Africa with Liberian Welcome

First Lady pat Nixon arrives in Liberia and receives full ceremonial treatment at Roberts Field as she tours with Liberian leaders. She reviews the Liberian National Guard in humid heat and jokes about keeping pace. Tolbert greets evangelist Billy Graham as part of the delegation.

Jiam V. S. Tubman Liberia London White House Nixon Roberts Field International Airport Liberian National Guard Kwai Tolbert Billy Graham William P. Rogers Andrews Air Force Base Rogers Africa William R. Tolbert Jr

First Lady Nixon Visits Liberia in 10,000 Mile Journey

Mrs. Nixon arrives at Monrovia with a warm reception. Liberian crowds, a 147 member Grambling College band, and a reception with President Tolbert mark the visit. She notes a toast and returns to praise the people and Liberia.

U.S Nixon Liberia Tolbert Executive Mansion Grambling College Louisiana Tolberts Washington Andrews Air Force Base South Vietnam Pretary of State Wil Liam P. Rogers Luos Laos Indo-China 7Th Air Force North Vietnam Hanoi U.S. Command Lynn E. Guenther Guenther Dallas Ore Susan Saigon Tan Canh Cambodia

Nixon signals Vietnam war end plan and 1972 run

President Nixon outlines a path toward ending the Vietnam war and hints at running in 1972 with Agnew as running mate. He cites large troop withdrawals, ongoing bombing, and negotiations on prisoners while stressing no bargaining with the North. He also notes possible further withdrawal steps by February and remarks on foreign trips in an election year.

Vietnam Nixon New Hampshire Agnew Vic Gold Gold Palm Springs Calif West Coast Washington Southeast Asia Cnjy Tinue U.S South Vietnam America Paris Querry China Soviet Union William North Patterson Ave. S Apt

Nine Die in Fires Across City and Trailer Blast

A deadly blaze raged through a long building and a nearby trailer home. Firefighters fought a two-location inferno that killed nine people, including five children, with investigators considering multiple possible causes. In Buffalo, two other fires claimed three lives and caused extensive damage, while a Tennessee mall fire damaged 21 stores with no serious injuries.

Pulaski Lake Ontario Frank McDonough McDonough Matthew Francis Patricia Timothy Rosemary Mouse Joseph Jaminski Albert Lang Lawrence Wilson Chattanooga Tenn Eastgate Shopping Center Gene Roberts

Bunche Jr Plans to Marry in New York Ceremony

Ralph Bunche Jr., son of the late UN official, will wed Patricia Elizabeth Whittinger of Summit New Jersey in a January 22 ceremony in New York. The couple met last May at New York Hospital where Miss Whittinger works as a wage and salary assistant and Bunche visited his hospitalized father.

NEW York Ralph Wv. Bunche Jr United Nations Patricia Elizabeth Whittinger Summit N.J New York Hospital Miss Hittinger Bunche Queens Morgan Guaranty Trust Co

Weather shifts and cold fronts hit Texas as storms sweep east

A cold front brings a north wind 20 to 30 mph and a 20 percent precipitation chance today and tonight. Forecasters note fog in Far West Texas and cooler, clear skies elsewhere with widespread overnight rains in the state’s east and north. Snow and freezing rain roll through the Rockies while snow totals surge in Wyoming and parts of the Midwest. An East Coast travel warning persists with heavy snow in several regions. In Israel, infant mortality among Jews declined from 46.2 to 18.9 deaths per thousand from 1950 to 1970.

NWS Texas el Paso Far National Weather Service San Antonio Rusk Rockies Syracuse N.Y Kansas Nebraska Idaho Montana Big Horn Story Wyo Tel Aviv Israel

Chevalier Remembered In Silent Parisian Farewell

President Pompidou led tributes to Maurice Chevalier as crowds reflect on a life that shaped France’s image to the world. Police guarded his Marnes-la-Coquette home after his death, while his wife’s statements noted no visitors allowed per his last wishes. Chevalier, famed for cinema, stage, and cabaret, began singing at 11 to support his family and lived a frugal life after retiring in 1968.

Felix Paquet Chevalier Pompidou Georges Pompidou Paris Maurice Chevalier France Marnes-la- Coquette United States

Robbery at The Pierre Hotel by Organized Bandits

A skilled team broke into about 250 deposit boxes at The PierreHotel using chisels and punches. They targeted guests with jewels, holding guards at gunpoint and subduing staff. Two men posed as guests to gain entry, one wore a false nose disguise, and twelve others were later detained. Two victims from St. Petersburg, Florida reported $500 stolen. The hotel notes varied room rates from $44 to $226 a night.

Drake Hotel Seedman Richard M. Nixon Palm Beach The Riviera John Keeney Pierre 61St Street Crmnpoint Fifth Avenue Keeney J. Paul Getty Central Park

Pioneer Caraway and windmill legacy in Lubbock tale

The hometown story centers on Pete Caraway, son of J. K. Caraway, a pioneer farmer near Lubbock Texas. He learned cattle spaying from veteran Dr Van Law and kept a 25 cent fee for his services as neighbors recall his simple pride in skill and local heritage. Survivors include siblings Sid Con Thelma Warlick and Lou Stubbs.

Big Lake Kendrick Pete J. K. Caraway Caraway van Law Hood County Tex J. K Callie Caraway Lubbock 50Th St Indiana Ave Ruby Mc- Crummen M. C. Mc- Crummen Lauther Heath RB. A. Heath Slide Rd 66Th St. Wie Wie Sid Con Marvin Thelma Warlick Lou Stubbs

Tahoka Girl Crowned Maid of Cotton Opens U S Tour

Debbie Wright, a Lubbock native and Tahoka resident, won the 13-state contest in Memphis to become Maid of Cotton. She will tour the United States and beyond through mid 1973, balancing duties with home economics studies at Tech. Her parents accompanied her on the Memphis trip.

United States Canada Europe Philippines Far East Debbie Memphis Lubbock Tahoka Bryan Wright Act Trin Tech South Plains Maid of Cotton Lynn

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