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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1971
Page
3
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The state enforces a one year residency rule for welfare amid a wave of newcomers from across the United States and Puerto Rico. A federal injunction blocks enforcement while a three judge panel considers constitutionality. Gov Rockefeller pitches housing and health costs as compelling reasons and notes high welfare outlays.
A rapid summary court-mmartial in Morocco executed coup leaders including three generals after a palace massacre that killed 28, with roughly 130 more dead. Libyan ultra nationalist backing was blamed, illustrating swift justice and harsh measures in North Africa.
An analysis notes a rising female share in crime figures as women gain equality. FBI data show male arrests up 61.3 percent from 1960 to 1969, while female arrests surged 156.2 percent, highlighting a widening gender gap in major offenses.
A UTMB Galveston team argues drug culture among youth cannot be solved by law enforcement alone. They urge collective action to give youth purpose through education and work. The piece notes statistics hinting at gender trends and discusses shifting female roles in crime and societal expectations.
The United States supports secrecy in the Paris talks while urging a cease fire, prisoner releases, and self determination for South Vietnam. Ambassador Bruce says withdrawal should follow clarified issues and warns that a simple troop pullout won’t end the war.
Robert Burns reference in a reader letter sparks debate over the word chinchy versus chintzy. Robert John Allen argues for chintzy while editor William McIntosh questions usage and the proofreaders’ choices.
Washington considers the Vietnam election neutral while Kissinger and Saigon officials debate the three candidates Thieu Ky Minh. The analysis stresses a fair vote, possible Hanoi cooperation, and implications for U.S. troop withdrawals and Saigon policy.
The article reflects on Bastille history and French civilization noting Bastille ruins in Paris, Versailles, and the Sun King era. It asserts France shaped European democracy, with French language and traders spreading influence from Moscow to Peking and highlights Louis XV through Louis XVI and the French Revolution.
The article traces Franco American ties from the Bastille to modern cooperation. It highlights France as a counterpoint to American republican ideals, notes American warnings like the Monroe Doctrine, and praises French devotion to freedom and justice while urging continued close, indivisible relations with the United States.
A mother argued in court that the car owner enticed her son to joyride by leaving the vehicle unlocked with the keys in the ignition, shifting responsibility away from the boy who took the car and caused the wreck.
A quirky Q and A mix includes questions on RPM in a Bon charge and Elvis Presley earnings. It notes jokes about gender humor, the origin of the word blimp, and dating attitudes from young singles. J M Boyd invites questions to Fort Worth Texas.
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