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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1973

Page

3

Lubbock Notice Names Local Elks Officers

A clipped notice from Lubbock Texas lists individuals David E Knapp Robert C McVay and William E McIntosh among local Elks members with a date of July 18 and event details limited by the fragmentary OCR text.

ARIS Jay Har David E. Knapp Robert C. McVay William E Mcintosh Lubbock Texas Teestay

Watergate Hearings May Not Boost Parties in 1976 Vote

The ongoing Watergate hearings could dampen public enthusiasm for both parties and affect the 1976 elections. Voters may grow disillusioned and abstain, while some see a chance for renewal and choosing the right candidates over party labels as the process continues.

Washington Congress

Foreign Aid Debate and Nutrition Questions Rise

The piece cites President Nixon urging curbs on foreign aid while Congress weighs new bills amid high spending and a rising federal debt. It notes Sen. Lloyd Bentsen warning resources are limited and domestic programs are under strain. It also reports Rutgers’ Dr. Endel Karmas accusing doctors of neglecting nutrition education and calls for better dietary awareness and medical training.

Nixon Congress Vietnam America Lloyd Bentsen Rutgers University Endel Karmas Karmas

President Has Become Nation's Economic Boss

The president acts as chief economic manager with sweeping authority over trade and domestic markets. A recent embargo on soybeans and cottonseed exports aims to ease animal feed shortages while Congress debates new powers and a broad trade bill. Analysts warn that concentrated presidential economic power could favor some groups and deepen national divides.

Washington United States Nixon White House Uy Congress Japan Samuel Lubell Congress Lubell

Democrats Face Bitter Clash at 1974 National Conference

Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report that Democrats fear the 1974 party conference will erupt into ideological battles. A push to reform the Democratic National Committee could oust moderate chair Robert Strauss before 1976 and seek a radically redefined party with ideological tests for members.

Washington Democratic National Committee Robert Strauss

Congress Role in Democracy and 1974 Charter Debate

The piece argues Congress must shape and review national policy, with 535 elected officials crucial to democracy. It notes the Senate Ervin committee's investigations into 1972 events and contrasts future-focused oversight with prosecutions. It discusses the 1974 Democratic Charter Commission, Sanford and Strauss clashes, and Burns influence shaping a potential Europeanizing party charter.

Franklin D. Roosevelt Congress Senate Sam Ervin North Carolina Charter Commission Rick Stearns McGovern George S. McGovern Spencer Oliver Strauss Sanford and Stearns Joe Grandmaison Commission

Jest For Fun Resuscitation Sentiment Sparks Pollution Talk

Clyde Moore in Columbus Dispatch recalls a street corner scene where a couple performs emergency mouth to mouth resuscitation highlighting air pollution’s urgent, life threatening impact.

Clyde Moore Columbus Dispatch

Eisenhower meets governors on aid for drought areas

President Eisenhower arrives at 12 49 p m CST to consult southwestern governors about aid for farmers and ranchers hit by drought. Secretary Dulles recalls Ambassador Bohlen to discuss Beria dismissal. Seoul and Washington report near agreement on a compromise armistice plan.

Lubbock Avalanche Journal Amarillo Eisenhower Washington Dulles U.S Moscow Charles Bohlen L.P. Beria Communist Party Seoul South Korea United States

Arms Ban Illusory Says Nixon Aide In Washington

Henry J. Taylor argues in Washington and at Camp David that Soviet total disarmament talk is a hoax and that SALT talks stall due to definitional disputes. He says Brezhnev aims to frame disarmament as humane, while the goal remains impossible and non negotiable.

Washington Camp David San Clemente Nixon Leonid I. Brezhnev Geneva Soviet Union Dwight D. Eisenhower Eisenhower John Foster Dulles State Department Brezhnev Sahara Germany Bicy

Pass It On and Ruminations From L. M. Boyd

Short notes on car damage patterns from a Ford study indicating many small crashes occur at parking lot speeds. Quirky asides cover aging traditions for toasts, sleep, and a Q A column on gear, polo history, birth control pill effects, and a bent over bicycle riding posture. Address: L. M. Boyd Fort Worth Texas.

Ford Bill Dickel New York City United States

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