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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1971

Page

3

Nationalist China Could Gain UN Seat Says US Officials

A Nixon administration spokesman hints the United States might back a seat for the People’s Republic of China on the UN Security Council and General Assembly. The plan faces questions about UN Charter compliance and enforcement, with Yale Sinologist Professor David Rowe and Senate hearings led by J William Fulbright cited as unresolved.

Nixon William Rogers People's Republic of China United Nations Security Council General Assembly Republic of China Patwan David Rowe Yale University Senate Foreign Relations Committee J. William Fulbright China Professor Rowe Tle Ffulbright Peter Dominick Doctor Rowe Chiang Kaishek Security Council Red China TLS Rovers

Peace Is Elusive in Democratic Infighting and UN Debate

The piece notes Larry O'Brien’s plea for peace within the Democratic Party amid expected infighting at nominating contests. It draws contrasts with Republicans and references heavyweights like Fulbright and Nixon, while discussing China’s UN status and the Nationalist government’s seat and veto powers.

Larry O'Brien Democratic National Committee Democratic Party Bron Mawr O'Brien

Potential Woman Mayor in New York Sparks Debate

Washington correspondent reports that a future New York City mayor could be a woman, a development seen as a boon for women’s libbers. The piece argues any successor to John Lindsay would have limited scope to disrupt City operations, suggesting a woman mayor’s path would only rise.

Leslie Carpenter A. J's Washington Hanks of the Potomac New York City Sun City Johu Lindsay Amazons

Watson Case: Charles Watson’s Trials Under Manson Influence

A stark portrait of Charles Watson known for the Manson killings. his Los Angeles trial reveals how drugs and a “family” of followers turned a promising Texas youth into a violent killer. The piece warns that dangerous drugs can corrupt youths, turning seemingly ordinary people into criminals.

Charles Tex) Watson Charles Manson Watson Los Angeles Texas

Enforced Integration Confusion Persists Among Education Officials

Washington reports Chief Justice Warren Burger notes persistent uncertainty over what Swann and related Supreme Court rulings require for desegregation. The piece cites federal funding limits, state efforts to balance schools, busing debates, and the stance of President Nixon and HEW Secretary Elliott Richardson on neighborhood schooling and minimal busing.

Washington United States Justce Warren Bk. Burger Hoteby Burgee Supreme) Court Swann Justice Burger Appeals Court District Court Supreme Court Nixon Department of Health, Education and Welfare Burger Elliot Richardson WHEW New

Muskie Skips Mississippi Speech Over Scheduling Clash

Sen. Edmund Muskie of Maine will not travel to Mississippi to campaign for black independent gubernatorial nominee Charles Evers due to a scheduling conflict. Officials say the clash removes a potential political pitfall that could have upset party professionals.

Washington Sen Edmund Muskie Maine Mississippi Charles Evers Muskie William Waller Evers Waller Miami South Arkansas Georgia Florida South Carolina Robert Scott North Carolina Medgar Evers Democratic Party Fayette Union College Upstate New York Nelson Rockefeller Rockefeller New York State Ross Barnett Jimmy Swan Swan

Nixon Crowds as Public Contact in 1972 Campaign Strategy

Marianne Means notes Nixon uses large, enthusiastic crowds and TV exposure to project accessibility and strength. He tours many states, aided by advance organizers, while critics question the impact of crowd size on public support and political legitimacy.

Washington Nixon White House John Kennedy Ilis Kansas Iowa Indiana Idaho Illinois Texas New York

Two Allied Outposts Surrounded in Western Korea

Western Korea saw Chinese forces surround two allied outposts at dawn but both fought free before noon as heavy fighting continued on the front. In Texas, lawyers from the four county 72nd judicial district meet at 5 p.m. in the Lubbock County Courthouse to seek immediate action to appoint a new judge to replace Judge Dun Blair.

Lubbock Korea 72Nd Judicial District Lubbock County Dun Blair

Hollywood Adopts Bugs and Beasts Craze in Film Skew

In a candid tale of studio industry panic four summer releases spotlight animals and insects from rats to sharks and even parasites. A producer dismisses love stories for creatures and diseases driving the market while a deadline frenzy centers on a scarily ordinary dish titled Vichyssoise.

Washington Willard Hellstrom Chronicle Hollywood Paramount MGM 20Th National Institute of Health

Muskie’s Mom Weighs In On Presidential Race

The Richmond News Leader notes Edmund Muskie’s mother offers blunt remarks on her son’s candidacy. She recalls past comments about Muskie and Eugene, and questions running for president. Her latest quote suggests pride in the current president and hints at political influence.

Edmund Muskie Frank Edmund Eugene Sen Muskie Sen. Muskie Richmond News Leader

Pass It On and Aida Jokes Stir Reader Reactions

A humor column riffs on child chopstick tips and a sales analogy linking Verdi's Aida to sales training. It notes Finnish DUI penalties, with prisoners deployed on projects such as Helsinki airport construction, illustrating global quirks and reforms.

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