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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1972

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Nixon Plans Pact Backing Amid Vietnam Fronts

South Vietnam paratroopers with tanks and air strikes pressed north of Hue seeking to destroy a feared enemy regiment. In the Mekong Delta government forces faced heavy clashes while U.S. B 52s pounded targets. Cambodian border fighting left over 130 enemy casualties and six South Vietnamese dead. Near Kontum a brief North Vietnamese probe preceded reports of 120 enemy deaths and 57 Vietnamese casualties in the daylong action. U S Air Force aviators downed two Mig 21s south of China in the latest air war flare up.

Saigon Green Hue Mekong Highway 1 My Chanh River Cambodia Mekong Delta Saigon Command Associated Press Michael Putter Kontum U.S. Air Force North Vietnam China U.S

Blanchard Warns On Tax Plans In Upcoming Session

State Senator H J Blanchard of Lubbock told the Lubbock Economics Council that public outcry over taxes will collide with a lame duck political set in Austin. He warned of likely tax cut pressure despite fiscal concerns in welfare and education as the session opens June 14.

Perry Flippin Avalanche-Journal STATE H. J Doc’ Blanchard Lubbock Lubbock Economics Council Austin Blanchard Lubbock Club Texas

Border Patrol Chief Condemns Wetbacks Affidavits in Del Rio

Del Rio Border Patrol chief W. S. Eatman denounces affidavits accusing ranchers Dolph Briscoe and others of hiring illegal Mexican workers. The snowballing controversy centers on wage cheating allegations amid Briscoe's Democratic runoff campaign remarks.

Associated Press del Rio Border Patrol Dolph Briscoe United States W. S. Eatman Bordee Border

Funeral studied as aid for the living

Psychologists say funerals help the living heal emotionally rather than comfort the dead. The piece notes the ritual’s role in processing grief and supporting emotional recovery for mourners.

Affidavits Taint Texas Primary For Farm Worker Plight

Del Rio lawyer Mike V. Gonsalez criticizes an affidavit filing as a non political move aimed at highlighting the plight of agricultural workers in Southwest Texas. He claims the action is part of a long standing, widely known practice and was launched near the second primary without tying Senator Briscoe directly to any wrongdoing.

Frances Farenthold Mike V. Gonsalez del Rio Gonsalez Texas Briscoe Wetsee

Prayer note thanks Jesus Christ and resurrection

A reader offers a brief prayer expressing gratitude for Jesus Christ. The message celebrates His life love teachings loyalty and most of all His resurrection in a concise devotional tone.

Q God Jesus Christ

Methodists Back Nixon Peace Bids at Northwest Texas Conference

Delegates to the Northwest Texas Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church backed President Nixon’s peace efforts. A resolution moved by an Amarillo layman urged support for his recent actions to bring peace to the world.

Nixon Northwest Texas United Methodist Church Amarilio

Methodist group backs Nixon world peace push

A resolution from BB. M. Bruckner Sr. of San Jacinto United Methodist Church Amarillo urged the Northwest Texas Conference to go on record in support of President Nixon’s actions toward world peace. The plea was described as the most impassioned in the session, with details continued on METHODISTS Page 8.

Texas Nixon BB. M. Bruckner Sr San Jacinto

Lebanon Fears Attack as Tel Aviv Airport Is Locked Down

The Associated Press reports a new Israeli alert after Tuesday’s massacre. Troops and ambulances massed at Tel Aviv Lod Airport with passengers searched from six inbound flights. Hospitals in the Tel Aviv area were put on high alert while Lebanon fears retaliation and observed Israeli air incursions along the border. No incidents were reported four hours after the alarm began.

Associated Press Tel Aviv Israel Lebanon Lod International Europe Asia United States

Hale Center Rises From Tornado Wreckage In 1972 Comeback

Hale Center marks seven years since the June 2 1965 tornado with a rebuilt town center. The demolished city hall and fire station are replaced by a modern complex with a basement storm shelter. The west downtown block now hosts new business buildings while the First Baptist Church and post office have been rebuilt, and a brick apartment complex rises nearby.

Hale Center Hale County First Baptist Church West Texas Dee Hale Center

Iraq nationalizes the Iraq Petroleum Company

President Ahmed Hassan Al Bakr announced the expropriation of the Iraq Petroleum Company Ltd a Western owned firm led by Standard Oil of New Jersey Mobil Oil Co and partners British Petroleum Royal Dutch Shell and CEP among others IPC held 25.75 percent stakes for each major partner with Partex owning 5 percent The takeover followed failed talks and government demands for higher output and compensation for past concessions.

Bairup Cop Ya Ahmed Hassan al Bakr Iraq Iraq Petroleum Company, Ltd Standard Oil of New Jersey Mobil OH Co IPC British Petroleum Royal Dutch Snell Compagnie Francaise Des Petroles Ceps Mobil Oi Co Partex Co

Gunman Fires At Candidate In East Orange

A shot was fired at Mayor William Hart a Black congressional candidate, as he sat in a car behind East Orange City Hall. The mayor and driver were uninjured. a ricochet hit the car roof as Detective Walter Bell, driving, pulled up.

East Orange William Hart City Hall Walter Bell

Nixon cites new arms pacts as bid for better U S USSR relations

Nixon frames recent strategic arms talks as a basis for a new relationship between the United States and the Soviet Union, contrasting past hostility with a found footing for cooperation. He stresses the agreements’ role in stability and security and notes their potential to reshape U S foreign policy.

Nixon

Nixon urges Congress to ratify Moscow arms treaty

President Nixon, back from Moscow, calls for a joint session to approve the arms limitation pact. He says the summit’s achievements have begun to shape world events and outlines the key accord limiting strategic arms.

Washington Nixon Moscow Congress

Pat Nixon Upset by Security in Warsaw Crowd

First Lady Pat Nixon briefly lost her poise as she clashed with tight security in a Warsaw crowd. She pressed past agents at Lazienki Park to greet Poles, asking why secret police stood aside and noting she wanted to say hello to people. Nixon’s 13 day trip included Russia Austria Iran and Poland.

United Press International Warsaw Pat Nixon America Russia Austria Iran Poland Henry M. Jackson D-Wash Cremier U.S

Sign study panel named for Lubbock convention center area

A city council appointed a planning and zoning panel led by Bob Nash to study signage in the Civic Center area near the proposed Lubbock convention center. The commission recommended advertising bans, building identifiers, and size standards after prior opposition.

Steve Eames Avalanche Journal Frank Haden Haden Wayne Holland Planning and Zoning. Com Thesveeday Nivr Vt Piahtman Lubbock Convention Center Bob Nash Ikfyo Radio Planning and Zonine Jack Eastman Nash

Weather forecast for Lubbock and vicinity

Generally full weather expected today with temperatures near 90 and a low around the mid 60s. Light southerly winds 10 to 15 mph. Southwest weather section lists city readings for Abilene El Paso Albuquerque Hobbs Amarillo Houston Dallas Oklahoma City Denver and others with varied figures.

Lubbock Abilene Albuquerque Hobbs Amario Houston Dallas Denver W. Falls

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