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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1972
Page
4
The piece argues FDA and FTC overreach may harm consumer choice. It contends agencies should curb false claims without stifling products citizens deem affordable and harmless. It notes rising rulings against the FTC and warns against excessive corrective advertising.
The piece recalls the 1967 Six Day War, noting overwhelming Egyptian, Syrian, and Jordanian forces faced by Israel. It highlights Israeli air supremacy, a blitz in the Sinai, and a cease fire on June 10, with Israel gaining territory and altering Middle East power dynamics. Anwar Sadat and Nasser figures are cited amid continuing regional tensions and arms deals.
A machine in Heanor Maupland is retired as four workers with brooms and shovels clean more effectively. The note hints at unemployment thoughts arising from the switch.
Washington analysis argues audiences ignored televised debates between McGovern and Humphrey as voters seek concrete economic outcomes. It notes Vietnam war concerns faded, recovery progress, unemployment trends, wage controls, and the need for clear plans to boost jobs and trade ahead of the election.
In California ahead of the primary, veteran advisers urge toning down McGovern's radical socio-economic policies once nominated. They seek a smoother transition to a less radical Democratic platform at the Miami Beach convention to appease party leaders and quell activist opposition as Humphrey makes a last-ditch bid.
The NAB rules out a nine year old in white coat for an orange juice spot, forcing a rewrite from nurse fantasy to Cinderella concept. The move marks a rare safety stance on medical imagery in ads and affects the Florida campaign for orange juice concentrate.
Report cites Ed Muskie and Hubert Humphrey talks amid California primary pressure. A breakfast at Muskie's home allegedly set terms for an endorsement swap, potentially moving toward a Stop McGovern bloc at the Miami Beach convention.
Memory Lane item notes Japan's foreign minister says the government favors additional trade restrictions rather than relaxing them with Red China. The June 5 1852 clipping also reports Pittsburgh steel strike talks and Plainview crowd at a Chamber of Commerce roundup. Bill Lamb names Harald McInroe as new Lubbock police chief effective July 1 after Lamb resigns for health reasons.
A collage of quips and trivia including shoe order by handedness, crime risk in Mexico, word origins for smooched, bra purchasing averages, and celebrity guesses. It mentions Joe Namath, George Foreman, Raquel Welch, Sandy Duncan, Carroll O Connor, and Johnson as a common surname, with playful trims and questions.
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