01 May 1972
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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1972
Page
1
The Republican chief executive and Democrat ally dined in an uphill country setting at Connally Picoza Ranch. Nixon praised the locale and gave a toast during the down home supper of beef, black eyed peas, and corn on the cob symbolizing friendship and political ties. A Marine helicopter was part of the event entourage.
A maid of cotton aboard a train suffered a minor spill when passengers evacuated after a halt. No serious injuries reported as crews checked cars and assisted travelers. Authorities reviewed the incident to determine cause and ensure safety procedures were followed.
Rain showers faded after a Sunday storm plagued the South Plains with a brief tornado warning. Snyder received the lone significant signal as the system moved through Garza Hockley and Terry counties, producing downpour and hail with localized flooding while others saw only sporadic showers.
United Press report notes Wallace favored in North Carolina and Tennessee with Humphrey and McGovern close in Ohio. Jackson reevaluates primary plans due to funds, calling a finance meeting amid growing questions about his campaign. Five primaries remain on the slate this week from the East to Midwest.
South Vietnamese troops abandoned positions west of besieged Quang Tri City and retreated across a river to form a defensive ring. Allied air and sea power were used to blunt the North Vietnamese offensive, with Nixon warning of rising risk for Hanoi and promising limited bombing in North Vietnam while sustaining military objectives.
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