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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1971
Page
3
Khrushchev Image Shaped by Reform and Tumult
Khrushchev rose from coal miner to premier, reshaping the Soviet image after Stalin. His tenure featured space triumphs and missteps in agriculture, a Cuba crisis reversal in 1962, and a shifting personal style. His international notoriety grew with the U.S. visit highlights, while critics cited harebrained schemes and miscalculations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Joseph Stalin
Stalin
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Ussr
Kremlin
Russia
U.S
Cuba
Joseph W Harter Remembered For Loyal Service At The Avalanche Journal
Joseph W Harter died after a fatal heart attack at 63 following a hospital visit last Friday. A 36 year veteran of The Avalanche Journal he remained devoted to his advertisers and staff, ensuring all ad proofs were settled before his death Saturday morning. Funeral services were held Monday, and colleagues recall him as dependable, honest, and well-liked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Harter
Avalanche Journal
Harter
Joseph W. Harter
Ellsberg Seen as Leftist Hero in Lecture Circuit
Daniel Ellsberg, charged by a California federal grand jury with unauthorized possession of secret government documents, addressed the National Student Association convention. He argued his release of Vietnam study papers to The New York Times was not clearly illegal, while critics note years earlier antiwar senators were aware of the breach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Ellsberg
Pentagon
California
National Student Association
New York Times
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Ellsberg
Worthy Youth Honored in Belle Isle Florida Council Appointment
Paul Curry an 18 year old high school graduate who will enter the University of Florida has been appointed to fill a vacant Belle Isle council seat. Mayor Bill Hyatt praises honoring good kids and says Curry is an outstanding student with plans to boost youth communication in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Isle
Fla
Paul Curry
University of Florida
Bill Hyatt
Curry
Cnery
Soviet union urges universal nuclear disarmament conference
Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko called on the United Nations to agenda a world disarmament conference. He urged wide participation including both Koreas and Germans, aiming to discuss banning and eliminating nuclear weapons and addressing verification concerns amid global anxiety over nuclear arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shington
Soviet Union
Universil
Andre Romyke
General Assembly of
United N.ms
U.N
Genera
Foruign
United States
Russia
Red China
France
Great Britain
The
United Nations
Gromyko
Assembly
China
Geneva
Peking
Red Ching
Moscow
Plainman cartoon notes on wages and city weeds
The Plainman column lampoons experts delaying simple problems into complexity. A spoof poem mocks frozen wages and Social Security as practice for living on benefits. A Shelby Friedman verse laments jogging strain and ankles. City Hall may have let vacant lot weeds grow to satisfy ecology advocates seeking undisturbed nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Calls for federal merger watchdog and auto price critique
Washington columnist urges creation of an Office of Industrial Organizations to oversee mergers and acquisitions, arguing current antitrust efforts fail to curb monopolistic trends sparked by large firms. He cites auto industry concentration and high prices, notes Nader’s criticisms, and recalls personal anecdotes on consumer frustration and economic caution.
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Celler
Nixon
House Judiciary Committee
Justice Department
Senate
Federal Trade Commission
Justice
Democratic Party
Little Guy
Ralph Nader
FTC
Nader
Detroit Colossus
Ford
Chrysler
Privacy Invasion By Government Data Systems
Henry J. Taylor warns that over 2,600 computers in Washington generate vast citizen records yearly. He cites 250,000 IRS returns and 109 official reasons for agencies to access filings, plus CIA and FBI files, Secret Service lists, and 20 million Pentagon records, arguing this Big Brother drift threatens democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Empire State Building
Executive Branch
IRS
Pentagon
Justice Department
FBI
Secret Service
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
United States
U.S
Big Brother
Odd Bits and Quirks From The Times Columns
A collage of humorous takes and curiosities from L. M. Boyd and others. items include a tip for extra monthly income from backyard pits, Welles quips, divorce quirks in South Africa, fashion and footwear notes, and show business anecdotes. Also mentions a tax on catching mice in Los Angeles and a snappy note on agents in Hollywood history.
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Orson Welles
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