Unrest mounts in Viet Nam teachers seek pay hike support
The Texas State Teachers Association says 171 of 212 legislative candidates backed a $100 million teacher pay raise for 1967 69. The group wants Texas to reach the national average of 6506, with automatic future boosts tied to that average. Two riots killed in Calcutta as police fired on brick throwers.
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Florida student mob blocks traffic in beach riot
Several thousand vacationing students shouted riot and surged off the beach near Fort Lauderdale, chanting and blocking U S 11 for about 90 minutes. Police quelled the disturbance and arrested about six students for disorderly conduct after a woman tried to preach from a car, sparking taunts and a water dousing.
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Army plans to withdraw troops from Europe to boost U S forces
The article notes a plan to withdraw several thousand enlisted men from Europe to reinforce U S military manpower. It highlights strategic reassessment and implications for U S forces abroad and domestic security.
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Counterfeit notes arrest in Nazareth linked to Lubbock pair
Two Lubbock men, Alvingo Paz and Jack W. Henshaw, 31 and 41, held in Potter County jail on charges of possession and passing counterfeit bills after a sheriff’s alert in Nazareth. They waived examining trials and declined court-appointed lawyers. An Amarillo man’s list of serial numbers tied to the bills aided the case. The alert began when a Tulsa attendant spotted a counterfeit $20 at Buddy’s Conoco, leading to a Nazareth arrest following a car license check.
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Scientific Series Starts What Is It Like Out There
The Avalanche Journal begins a multi part educational series on The Universe. Over the next three to four weeks readers will explore how the universe began what it may contain and whether it ends.
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Rites Slated Here Today For Good Friday Observances
Rites will be conducted in three Episcopal churches in Lubbock from noon to 3 p.m. today with all churches in the city observing Good Friday. John Stainer’s The Crucifixion will be sung at 7:30 p.m. at First Methodist Church. Choirs at John Knox Presbyterian Church perform at 7:30 p.m. focusing on the crucifixion and last words of Jesus. Ascension Lutheran hosts The Service of Shadows relating to the passion with increasing darkness. St. Christopher’s, St. Paul’s, and St. Stephen’s offer noon to 3 p.m. identical Episcopal services with Ante-Communion, litany, hymns, and an address. The Rev. Thomas Randolph is noted.
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Prayer Note Inspire Daily Bread Blessing
A concise devotional line asks for daily sustenance and affirms divine love for all beings great and small, signed anonymously.
Army Officer Revolt Feared in South Viet Nam Crisis
Senior officers of the First Corps were reported withdrawing loyalty from the Saigon government in Da Nang. Skyraiders roared over the headquarters in a show of force by Ky loyal airmen while protests and anti American rioting raged in Saigon and Da Nang. An American kidnapping victim was found but severely beaten, and fears rose of political repercussions and possible civil conflict amid the March crisis.
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Eviction Ends San Antonio Holdout For HemisFair Site
Last holdouts in San Antonio were evicted as a sheriff entered the home to clear a 140 acre urban renewal parcel slated for HemisFair 1968. The Toudouze family disputed the action as illegal while a civil court refused to stop the writ of possession. The mother cried as officers entered. the wife clutched a rosary.
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Lunar Rocket Setback After Partial Centaur Failure
An Atlas-Centaur rocket failed to complete a planned double hydrogen engine ignition in space. Only one Centaur engine fired briefly, leaving a dummy Surveyor moonship in Earth orbit and delaying liquid hydrogen propulsion development by years.
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Weather Map Page 11 A Lubbock Fair to partly cloudy and cooler
Today and tonight expect fair to partly cloudy skies with a high in the mid 70s and a low around 40. Winds shift to the north and northeast at 15 to 20 mph this afternoon.
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