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Lubbock Avalanche Journal in Lubbock, Texas

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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1972

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Retaa Members of Logie thre Ousted Page 5

The fragmentary clipping mentions ousting of members linked to Logie and page five notes. District references and names are unreadable, limiting concrete details about the ouster scope or involved groups.

Retaa Logiethre

The Big Three and the Road to Unity

Fragmentary note references The Big Three and themes of international unity. Limited legible details describe a 1940s era discussion among three major powers, hinting at collaboration or rivalry shaping postwar diplomacy.

Nixon orders mining of North Vietnamese ports

President Nixon directs the U S Navy to mine all North Vietnamese ports to halt Hanoi's war effort. He warns against direct U S Soviet clash, appeals to Moscow to avoid a military confrontation, and says the move is to stop the killings without sacrificing principles.

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Nixon declares naval blockade of North Vietnam in speech

President Nixon announces intensified U.S. measures against North Vietnam including mining entrances to ports, interdicting supplies, cutting rail links, and continuing air and naval strikes. He calls for POWs to be returned and an internationally supervised cease fire, with a U.S. withdrawal four months after cease-fire begins.

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Congressional Reaction to Nixon Vietnam Policy Split by Party Lines

Reaction pours in after Nixon cuts sea supply routes to North Vietnam with fast, party line responses. House Republican leaders urge action while Democratic lawmakers push different approaches. Senators weigh the impact on war effort and U.S. strategy as divisions surface.

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