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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1976
Page
6
In Iowa and Washington Reagan adds a focus on aiding low income families minorities the aged and welfare recipients to his campaign. He defends a record as California governor highlighting actions to assist those in need while denying a broader shift in policy.
The Texas heat continues with 90s statewide and a 64 year low record broken in Abilene at 54 degrees. Dallas Fort Worth Airport tied a 58 degree record as scattered storms grow across the state. A cold front from California is forecast to reach Texas by Wednesday.
Brinlee Morris and Boyles, serving 150 years for armed robbery, dug a 4 1/2 by 3 1/2 foot tunnel to cut steam lines at the penitentiary. They slipped through two 12 foot fences and emerged at an old industrial site on the yard’s north side after 150 yards of tunneling. Brinlee had previously escaped during a 1960 prison riot and was later found working as a plumber in Biloxi, Mississippi.
Italians vote on the first day of a two day parliamentary election with 120000 security officials guarding polling places amid violence and a campaign framed by a Communist bid to join government. The race pits Christian Democrats against the Communists with broad regional campaigning and warnings from Pope Paul VI.
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, aspiring Senate Democratic leader, says communications between the executive and Congress are worse than those with Moscow. He urges President Carter, if elected, to work closely with Congress and leadership to improve ties.
Texas Democrats shape the Carter force with Bob Armstrong as vice chairman and Ralph Yarborough as uncommitted delegation chair. Carter secures 118 Texas votes at the convention including the May primary seats. Gov. Briscoe laments delays and backs direct voter elections and time limits on meetings. Dallas figures face dismissals and reassignments as party leaders maneuver for DNC slots.
Former aide depicts role as honest broker in Nixon White House. He discusses Calley verdict handling, staff reshuffles, and a nonisolated presidency with a busy schedule and open decision making. He notes Nixon’s reliance on polling and personal selection of advisors.
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