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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1973
Page
3
A condensed funeral notice from a Texas publication dated in July 1979 references a service for a deceased individual. Details are partial due to legibility, noting names and dates as readable fragments.
Phase IV of the Phase Vo program will not show effects for weeks yet. The plan promises quick price increases and inflationary pressure, with experts warning of potential deflation risk and uneven impact across industries. Critics say it may fail to curb costs and could slow the economy while shifting burdens to workers and consumers.
Renowned Associated Press writer Moran, 89, was found dead of natural causes in his Manhattan apartment Monday. Over 38 years with AP Moran edited and revised assignments, covering major events including coronations and landmark moments in U.S. history.
In this dramatic excerpt a family dispute centers on loyalty to President Nixon amid Watergate. Granny Colson confronts Charles over running over her with a car, while a tense discussion reveals the President’s reelection stakes and a vow to protect Nixon. The dialogue touches on crime, politics, and duty.
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report Kennedy’s inner team quietly pressing for a 1968 presidential run weeks before his planned trip to Governor George Wallace in Alabama. The piece portrays Kennedy as strategic and intent on the race.
In a lush suburb, a teen driver crashes a wall on Mansion A while a robber chase erupts over a month of incidents. A backstory of a divorce, a stolen pet rabbit, and a midnight porch visit punctuate a neighborhood marked by guarded walls, alarms, and a violent robbery. Meanwhile Kennedy signals a 1976 bid with Kirk leading supporters and moderates drawn to a centered campaign.
A Rome report surveys Italy's fragile government, Ger man codetermination, and rising Communist influence in France and Britain. It links Italy's wobbling postwar scene with the broader Western alliance and warns of a volatile future. The piece notes PMs Rumor and Pompidou, and discusses Moscow-backed CGT and West German policy.
The state has at least 900000 dollars and possibly 2560000 that can be used for relief in drought areas. Gay and Shivers committee was sold today. The discovery of a polio case among 50000 Boy Scouts at the Newport Beach national Jamboree led doctors to isolate a suspect and inoculate exposed youths with gamma globulin. Strikes were outlawed in the Soviet run Mast Germany by Justice Minister Hilde Benjamin who branded them fascist attempts to overthrow the government.
Reader notes Kevin Boyd covers Hedda Hopper in Hollywood lore and Norse berserk origins. The piece also ponders bearskin coats, foot reading quackery by Madame Ludovica, and climbing the Matterhorn's modern ease after many rope marks. Lee Me Boyd invites letters from Fort Worth.
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