Lubbock Avalanche-Journal July 10 1972 front page brief
Lubbock Texas edition header lines show the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal printing with staff roles and a patriotic pledge. It notes circulation and advertising, with the date Monday Morning July 10 1972 and mentions Associated Press and United Press International content.
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Lubbock Avalanche
Avalanche-Journal: Publishing Company
Inti
Sid Btvand Ave
J. Lubbock
Texas
Aruty Advertising Representatives
Dally Pregue
Dallag
Associated Press
United Press International
Parker
J.chrickman
Robert C. McVay
Jay Harris
Wayne Henly
Wil Sliamey McIntosht
David. BE. Knapp
Lubbock
The
Lubbock Morning Avalanche
Supreme Court backs convention over delegation disputes
The Supreme Court ruled the Democratic National Convention should resolve seating disputes for delegates from California and Illinois, arguing the intra party matter requires no federal meddling. The decision ends court intervention and urges the convention to proceed without delay.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Democratic Party
California
Illinois
Court of Appeals
Washington
Thurgood Marshall
Legislature closes third special session with limited actions
The legislature adjourned a third special session after restricting topics to the appropriation bill. Gov. Preston Smith’s stance kept debate narrow and no new taxes were imposed. Lawmakers, described as lame ducks, aimed to finish business in Austin with modest funding for the coming fiscal year.
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Preston Smith
Austin
State Insurance Board
Hank Aaron eyes Babe Ruth home run record
Hank Aaron, star first baseman for the Atlanta Braves, says he is swinging for the fences to surpass Babe Ruth's 714 lifetime home runs. At 39, he has 656 homers and remains focused on the goal despite a lower batting average.
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Hank Aaron
Atlanta Braves
Babe Ruth
Aaron
Hank
Ruth
Attorney General Kleindienst faces liberal attacks on remarks
Richard Kleindienst argues after the Supreme Court wiretap ruling that surveillance will drop somewhat but not undermine national security, a stance critics call an admission of no threat. He says he will continue in his role despite the controversy.
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Miami Beach
Illinois
Chicago
Richard Daley
George McGovern
Nixon
Richard Kleindienst
Senate
Supreme Court
The
Avalanche-Journal
Jess
Fenelc
Johnny
Mary
W-C
Youngblood
Roaring Springs
McGovern
Dk Murphy
Miami Policemen's Benevolent ‘Association
Miami Reachment Authority
Miami
John Lindsay
New York City
Political Game of Delegates Hurts Democratic Nomination
Washington columnist argues that the delegate selection process risks nominating an unqualified candidate. He cites primaries across states, credentials committees, and the need for clear views on domestic and foreign policy. The piece emphasizes executive experience and knowledge of government as essential for the presidency.
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Washington
George McGovern
Hubert Humphrey
Edmund Muskie
Gov
George Wallace
United States
Congress
Paul Letter on DES Sparks Reader Response
Editor notes a reader letter by Charles Paul criticizing statements about diethylstilbestrol and cattle feeding. The writer claims Paul has little knowledge of DES, denying its use as a cattle feed substitute and dispute over cost savings.
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Paul
Des
Avalanche Journal
Charles Paul
Mr. Paul
Nixon shifts to self run campaign as Mitchell exits
Marianne Means notes Nixon will manage 1970s strategy alone with Clark MacGregor and Haldeman handling fallout. Mitchell's departure removes a trusted advisor who could challenge the President. The change signals tighter White House control and slower crisis response.
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Washington
John Mitchell
Nixon
White House
Mitchell
Clark MacGregor
Hig
Les
Macgregor
Congress
Pennsylvania Avenue
H. R. Haldeman
Ike Leads Taft Opposition at Republican Convention
In Chicago Gen Eisenhower gains 17 delegates from Bearsix and 33 from Texas as Taft falters. In Washington Undersecretary Gilpatric says F84.6 Thunderjets en route to Korea can carry a small atomic bomb. Gov Allan Shivers visits Lubbock seeking reelection.
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Washington
Air. Force
Gilpatric
Korea
Chicago
Dwight. D. Eisenhower
Robert. A. Taft
Eisenhower
Bearsix
Texas
Allan
Shivers
Lef
Lubbock
Convention Week Tempers Fray as Miami Readies for Parties
As delegates and onlookers pour into Miami Beach for the national conventions, security tightens and protest groups loom. Officials warn of potential clashes while analysts note a young, diverse attendance. The scene mirrors a hurricane and hints at volatile days ahead.
Notable Pet Names and Odd Bits From a 1960s Column
A collection of quirky items including personal pet names for wives, a roster of odd terms like Noodles and Skunky Beer, a note on U S citizens returning from Australia, dog sniff training, a health survey fact about hearts, questions about perfumes from Russia, tastes of President Nixon, a joking How To on ants, and a LA bridal shop anecdote.
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Darlig
Baby
Darling
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David Lawrence
Marianne
Rick Barkley
36Th St
Pomera
Jerry ‘Rubin
Nak
Collins Avenue
National “Welfare Rights Organization
Nore
L. M. Boyd
U S
Australia
AirRon Airliners
Russia
Red Moscow
Richard
Nien
Los Angeles
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