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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1971
Page
7
At Panama City 22 Latin American nations show rising anger as they fault the Nixon tariff on most imports and clash with U S officials during the Inter American Economic and Social Council ministerial sessions.
Five persons drowned when two pleasure boats capsized in rough surf near Coos Bay Oregon on Sunday. Coast Guard units aided survivors as searchers recovered four bodies and found a fifth victim on the beach.
San Juan scenes a massive pro independence march estimated at up to 100000 people as 63rd annual governors conference opens under heavy security. Governors back Nixon plan prioritizing economy over revenue sharing and welfare reform while debates over independence and statehood continue.
Floydada audience named Connie Anderson Floydada Rodeo Queen after the final performance. Dana Tye Karen West and Jill Wheeler were runners up. Winners in bull riding bareback saddle bronc and barrel racing were Red Lane Pete Wishert Frank Hunter Mike Furgeson Steve Crowder Ed Workman Glenda Foreman and others. The event was postponed from July due to illness and sponsored by local clubs.
North Korea issued a KCNA statement calling for United Nations discussions on all Korean problems with representatives of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea present. It demanded withdrawal of foreign troops from South Korea and abolition of the UN Commission for the Unification and Rehabilitation of Korea as prerequisites to peaceful talks. The statement labeled the UN commission a US war weapon and urged UN action in line with its charter to invite DPRK representatives. Montreal fair reports 7,027,749 visitors for Man and His World after three months boasting strong turnout.
Light winds and fair weather in Lubbock contrast with heavy rains sweeping the Northeast. Fern storms caused widespread flooding from New Jersey to New York and Maryland reports power outages, road closures, and a few roof losses. Disasters were declared in Pequannock and East Hanover, with Passaic and Somerset County hit hard.
Cardinal Paul Yu Pin of Formosa told President Nixon at the White House service that Chou En Lai is a professional liar and warned no good can come from a future summit. Yu Pin, guest at the fall Sunday service, knew Chou from before defecting in 1948 and heads the University of Formosa.
Snyder Special James M. Boren, versatile artist in oils pastels and charcoals, will present a one man showing at 2 p.m. on October 3 at the Diamond M Museum. The show features about 30 new paintings.
An advertisement asserts that Preparation H ointment or suppository relieves burning itching and inflammation of hemorrhoidal tissues. It claims hours of relief and soothing lubrication without stinging based on reports from Newark Washington DC and a Midwest Medical Center.
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