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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1971

Page

3

Large gun trafficking crackdown nets 1300 weapons seized

Treasury agents rack up a nationwide sweep in Illinois Wisconsin and five states seizing over 1300 firearms and arresting 15 in what officials call the largest mass roundup of illicit gun dealers. Authorities say up to 2500 weapons may have been seized including bazookas machineguns grenades and silencers.

Chicago API Treasury Ilinois Wisconsin Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Division Treasury Department Ernest Kenyon U.S. Atorney Donald B. Mackay Southern Judicial District of Minors United States Anthony Sciuto Spring Valley Sciuto U. S James R. Thompson Kenyon MacKay Peoria Thompson Indiana Michigan Ohio Illinois

Soviets Comment On Nixon China Visit Decision

The Soviet Union issued its first direct remarks on President Nixon's plan to visit Communist China. Pravda warned against pressuring the Soviet Union through Peking Washington contacts, signaling a cautious stance after Nixon's July 16 announcement of a Mainland China trip before May 1972. Za Rubeshom-Abroad offered a more conciliatory line.

Moscow Soviet Union Nixon China United States Communist Party Pravda Za Rubeshom Soviet Journalists’ Union Tass Peking Washington Igor Alexandrov Kremlin U.S.S.R PRC People’s Republic of China

Vaughn Resigns To Back Harris For 1972 Bid

Jack H. Vaughn quits as National Urban Coalition president to lead a citizens group supporting Sen. Fred R. Harris for the Democratic nomination. Vaughn cites a close friendship and says Harris has the qualifications to be a great president and Harris’s wife a great first lady.

Washington Jack H. Vaughn National Urban Coalition Fred R. Harris Oklahoma Harris Vaughn Fred Harris Peace Corps Colombia Coalition

Do You Want and Need Better Hearing

Advertisement offers a brochure about nerve deafness the nation’s leading source of hearing distress. It promises painless information and guidance to help self help and urges sending a coupon to receive the brochure.

Brochure Requests on Nerve Deafness From Box 75

A request from Box 75 invites readers to obtain a brochure answering vital questions about nerve deafness. The notice emphasizes accessible information for those seeking understanding of this condition.

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Licensing Board Appoints Land D Wall to Nursing Home Admin Board

Land D Wall of 4013 69th St is named to the eight member Texas Board of Licensure for Nursing Home Administrators by Governor Preston Smith. Wall has led Texas Nursing Home Association committees and served as vice president and president in the late 1960s and early 1970s. He earned a BS from Texas Tech and an MA from George Washington University.

Land D. Wall 69Th St Preston Smith Wall Texas Nursing Home Association South Plains Ince Texas Tech University George Washington University Texas

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