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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1972
Page
3
The Supreme Court will decide if shopping center owners may bar demonstrators and pamphleteers under trespass and state laws. The 1968 ruling allowed protest aimed at stores but not at unrelated demonstrations, a distinction the court may now redefine to balance free speech with private property rights.
Mrs J Frank Norfleet of Hale Center died at 100 on Tuesday. Her husband Frank Norfleet, famed as a manhunter, died in 1967 at 102 after a life as cowboy and rancher. They traveled from Alabama to West Texas in a wagon train and built a remarkable life while raising a family.
Rep. Paul N. McCloskey, challenging Nixon for the GOP nomination, proposes that presidents should appear before Congress for questioning. He cites British prime ministers facing Parliament for critical questioning, though his remark lacks further context.
Mrs. Kennethe Lang of Midland Michigan says a freezer containing her ten thousand dollars, a refrigerator, and a television were stolen from her home. She warns burglars target appliances as highly sought, easily fenced items and urges keeping large sums in banks or secure facilities.
The Merhige decision merges Richmond Virginia schools with adjacent white districts, treating them as one unit for integration. It suggests federal courts can reshape desegregation boundaries, potentially imposing cross-district bus transport and a unified jurisdiction beyond local authority.
A fragmentary column presents quips on loyalty humor and self reflection. Anonymous lines touch on party loyalty restraint on optimism and self discipline with a brief scene of a doorbell interrupting a quiet afternoon. A red haired teen and a midwinter vacation anecdote appear in passing.
The Labor Bureau reports 4,900 strikes last year down from 5,716 in 1970 amid wage price freeze. It notes 3.2 million workers affected and 45 million man-days lost versus 66.4 million in 1970. The Pay Board faces decisions on 5.5 percent ceilings and exceptions, while other sectors seek higher gains.
The piece argues Henry Kissinger misled on U S foreign policy toward India and Pakistan, revealing a pattern of concealing aims from the public while Nixon pressed for a tilt toward Pakistan. It notes Washington insiders viewed the denial as a mild misstep in a history of political deception.
A couple discusses finances and travel plans with the husband noting savings to visit Europe and return. The wife responds with enthusiasm as they consider when to start their journey. Louisville Courier-Journal.
A roundup of quirky notes by L M Boyd covers the taxi squad origin linked to Paul Brown, a detective comparing film rolls to bullets, wounded leopards in Africa, Japanese slang for motorcyclists, fishing drownings in May, Munich’s Hofbrauhaus capacity, zodiac trivia with Virgo leading, and a mailing address in Fort Worth Texas.
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