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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1972

Page

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Texan donor's mysterious fortunes and mounting legal woes

Walter T. Duncan, a Houston land speculator, emerged as a major political donor to Hubert Humphrey and later to Richard Nixon, while facing lawsuits and tax scrutiny. He poured hundreds of thousands into campaigns, yet defaulted on land payments and dodged inquiries as federal and state probes unfolded.

A. Bryan Hubert H. Humphrey Nixon Walter T. Duncan Dungan Humphrey Austin Duncan Dallas Federal National Bankers Life Insurance Co Sharpstown State Bank of Houston

Expedition to Yaquiland Commemorated at Texas Tech Museum

A report notes a Lubbock area expedition commemorated in a Texas Tech museum exhibit. Separate items mention Lamesa downtown facelift with citizen and official support and a yacht skipper recounting Howard Hughes as thin but healthy.

Yaquiland Mexico Texas Tech Howard Hughes Bahamas Florida Sec

Baldy the roping horse earned fame and prize money

The 1000 pound chestnut sorrel Baldy is praised as the greatest roping horse, helping three cowboys win world championships and winning over 300000 in rodeo prizes. Born in 1932 near Tajala Oklahoma, he trained with Louis Brooks before Ike Rude acquired him in 1935. He suffered a severe burn in a trailer accident.

Tanner Laine Avalanche-Journal Baldy Lovington Tajala Okla Louis Brooks Brooks Ike Rude

Soviet Wheat Shortfall Signals Big Import Drive

Soviet media indicate a massive wheat import program abroad as the Kremlin admits this year’s harvest is 271/4 million tons below target. Analysts note imports may include 20 million tons from the United States, while harvest areas report delays and damaged grain amid a save-the-bread campaign.

Associated Press Moscow Kremlin Komsomolskaya Pravda Communist Youth Organization Lebanov United States Lobanov Siberia Kazakhstan

Banks and federal offices closed for Columbus Day in Hub City

Banks and federal offices in the Hub City shut down today to observe Columbus Day rendering a three day weekend for federal employees and bank staff while county workers remain on duty and courthouses stay open. Home and business mail deliveries face curtailment though pickups follow holiday schedules. Schools and city offices largely operate as usual. Veterans Day on Oct 23 begins next three day weekend.

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Prayer Note: A Reader Asks for Divine Guidance

A reader offers a brief prayer asking God to guide them toward a richer and more meaningful life. The message closes with Amen.

Tech Student dies after collision with fire truck

James H. Darroh 19 of Houston,Tech sophomore, died after his car hit a fire engine en route to a blaze on 19th Street. Services at First Baptist Church Houston. burial Forrest Park East. Survived by parents, sister Dena, grandparents Nail and Darroh.

19Th Street Flint Avenue Texas Tech Milton Adams Methodist Hospital James H. Darroh Houston Tech Darrah First Baptist Church Kenneth James Forrest Park East Cemetery Settegast-Kopf Funeral Home Rix Funeral Home Darroh First Baptist Church of South Houston Jack S. Darroh Dena J. H. Nail Somerville Henry W. Darroh Katy

Dooley's World Debuts in The Avalanche Journal

A new provocative comic strip titled Dooley's World debuts in The Avalanche Journal today replacing Set Stripes Forever. To introduce Dooley and his pals, readers should turn to Page 4 Section.

Avalanche-Journal Today Dooley

Udall Appeals To Voters With McGovern Message

Stewart Udall urged a Mackenzie Park rally crowd to back George McGovern calling him "your kind of man." Udall paired praise for McGovern with a critique of Nixon, labeling him a city slicker out of touch with farmers and small towns. He said McGovern would carry New Mexico and emphasized sincerity and straightforwardness.

Udall Lubbock George McGovern Mackenzie Park Democratic Unity Rally Nixon McGovern Jon Thompson Charles Richards Avalanche-Journal Stewart Udall Lunder John F. Kennedy Lyndon B. Johnson Congress Lubbock Regional

74 Year-Old Sets Pace For Workers On Skyward Job

In Miami Willie Lee Jones 74 works as a concrete hoist and wheelbarrow operator on a 40 story One Biscayne Tower project. Boss Frank Stass says Jones never drops below nine hours work in an eight hour day and outworks younger labor. Jones aims to pay off his home and plans retirement in 14 years with pension and Social Security.

Jones Frank Stass Pop Jones Stass Miami One Biscayne Tower

Kissinger Convenes Paris Talks On Vietnam Future

President Nixon's adviser Henry Kissinger conferred in Paris with North Vietnamese negotiators and kept talks open for possibly a third day. The White House said discussions center on South Vietnamese President Nguyen Van Thieu as Haig joined Kissinger in Paris. Defense Secretary Laird cautioned no early ceasefire prospects.

Associated Presay Washington Henry Kissinger Paris White House Ronald L. Ziegler Ziegler Kissinger Nixon Neuyen van Thieu Haig Kissinger Kissinger Alexander M. Taig Camp David

Kissinger Paris Talks Enter Sensitive Peace Stage

Laird on Face the Nation said no more details could be released but stressed that pace toward peace is achievable. Kissinger and Hari meet Hanoi delegates Le Duc Tho and Xuan Thuy as Thieu’s future and a tripartite Saigon government loom in the Paris talks.

Paris Nixon Laird CBS White House Kissinger Ziegler U.S Hari Hanoi Thieu Saigon Thien Haig

Weather Map Page 11 A Lubbock and Vicinity

Weather map shows generally fair conditions with cool nights and warm days through Tuesday. Highs near 85 degrees, lows around 50s, with no rain expected. Data from multiple stations across the region lists cities like Amarillo, Houston, El Paso, Abilene, and Denver with temperatures and humidity figures.

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