Lubbock Avalanche-Journal 1971 June 29 Tuesday Morning
Lubbock Texas Tuesday Morning June 29 1971 edition of the Lubbock Avalanche Journal advertised by Avalanche Publishing Company Inc The paper lists offices at 4th Street and Ave South Plains area notices and advertising reps Parker F Prouty and Chas A Guy Bauer publishers and president shown in the masthead style page text.
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South Plains
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Avalan ‘Nal Publishing Company, Inc
Ite
Sth St
Ave. 4S
Asbock
Texas
Lubbock
End Of Cuban Airlift Questioned By Senate Panel
The piece argues for stopping the Cuba to Miami airlift, noting nearly 300,000 Cubans flown since 1965 and 78,000 on welfare in Miami as the city hosts about 350,000 refugees. It critiques U.S. policy, cites costs around 144 million dollars annually, and urges resuming admission through normal immigration channels. The State Department warns of a moral commitment to 65,000 more yet seeks to halt further entries.
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Senate Appropriations Committee
Miami
United States
Havana
Fidel Castro
U.S
Senate
State Department
Draft Exemption For All Provokes Mixed Reactions Across Nation
The cassius clay case dominates discussion as the Supreme Court unanimous 8 to 0 decision supports his draft exemption on Muslim beliefs. Critics label him a draft dodger while supporters cite legal precedent easing conscientious objection. The former heavyweight champion now Muhammad Ali remains a controversial figure in the public debate over Vietnam era service.
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Cassius Clay
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Clay
Muhammad Ali
U.S
Sttem of Justice
UFO Sightings Stir Interest At Midwest Conference
In St Louis a weekend gathering of scientists engineers and laymen discussed little green men and unidentified flying objects The Defiance to Science meeting sponsored by the Midwest UFO Conference united volunteers and experts to search for explanations and discuss earth exclusion modules said to exist No verified sighting has been claimed since the meeting though rumors persist as annual reports of UFOs approach.
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St. Louis
Hayden C. Hewes
Oklahoma City
Hewes
Mansfield Amendment Shapes Indochina Policy Debate
The Mansfield amendment passed with cross party support, aiming to declare a policy to withdraw U S forces from Indochina within nine months and to seek cease fire and prisoner releases. It creates pressure on action but lacks clear consequences if negotiations fail, while leaving future U S posturing and Vietnam tactics uncertain amid Hanoi resistance and residual forces.
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Washington
Senate
Mansfield
America
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Indochina
Congress
United States
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Nixon
House of Representatives
Hanoi
Soviet Union
Red China
That Girl on Broadway and the Plainspoken Doctor Memory
A column riffs on aging, politics, and a Lawrenceville, Illinois memory. It recalls a hometown psychiatrist with two desks, a Michigan plan to fund doctors in slums, humor about traffic lights and sex education, plus a long reminiscence of a small town doctor who treated a Colles fracture with skill and humanity. The piece honors ordinary general practitioners and a bygone oil-town era by the Embarras and Wabash rivers.
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Michigan
Webster
Illinois
Hell's Half Acre
Nixon faces GOP fury over rising living costs
Senate leaders including Hugh Scott press President Nixon to curb inflation after May prices rise 0.5 percent, the sharpest monthly gain since December. They warn wage and price controls may be needed, fearing re election chances hinge on pocketbook issues as unemployment stays above 6 percent.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Nixon
GOP
Scott
Capitol Hill
Commerce
Maurice Stans
Stans
Mays
Richard Nixon
William Proxmire
D.wise
Tito's bid to tighten grip in Yugoslavia sparks Serb backlash
Belgrade reports Tito aims for a collective presidency amid Serbian pressure and the rise of Edward Kardelj as a rival to Serb leader Mikhailovich. The aging dictator seeks to control army, police, and food, arguing unity while Serbs fear suppression.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Tito
Macbeth
Banquo
Draja Mikhailovich
Europe
Edward Kardelj
Kardelj
USDA
Pass It On by L. M. Boyd About Orozco and Blondes
A collage of remarks drops cultural jabs and trivia. Orozco’s NYC hiring tale shows a starving artist painting kewpie dolls, while a Miss Tomaine in Aston teaches home economics and would not win a Proper Job Club nomination. The piece notes a panhandler fund raiser and a blondes versus brunettes comparison, claiming blondes gray earlier.
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Orozco
New York City
Tomaine
Aston
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Chas. A. Guy Bauer
David Lawrence
Pentagon
POME
Paris
Stalin
Stephen’ Schlitzer
Avenue Q
Mr. Lincoln
Larry Doyle
West 15Th St
Lawrence County News
Lawrenceville
Ill
T. T. Jones
Mr. Webster
Andrew Tully
Council of Economic Advisers
Henry J. Taylor
Mikhailovich
Chetniks
Rai
Vardar
Salonica
Greece
Erwin Rommel
Egypt
Zagreb
Rommel
el Alamein
Winston Churchill
Balkans
New York State
Irania
Italy
Adriatic
Communist Second Congress of Self-Managers
Sarajevo
Timn
Koca Popov
Popovic
L. M. Boyd
I. Mma
Connes
Sambenever
POS Box Vete
Fort Worth
Wick
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