Defense Chief Says Peace Talks Site Likely Soon
UPI reports Defense Secretary Clark Clifford predicts North Vietnam will agree on a site for exploratory talks. He cites propaganda tactics and says allied participation awaits after a site is chosen. Pentagon and State Dept say no major rift between Rusk and White House.
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White House
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Phi Delta Kappa Installs Nine New Members and Officers
Nine new members joined Phi Delta Kappa at a Saturday dinner in the Tech Student Union Building. New officers include Charles Kennedy president, Lee Brady first vice president, Charles Mayfield second vice president, Henry Lynch third vice president, Mahion Coulson secretary, and Bill Parker historian. Incoming and outgoing leaders presided as Jim Bertram of the Lubbock Planning Department spoke and screened a film on reclaimed water uses for Yellow House Canyon lakes.
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Roy Anderson
Don Hunt
Cecil Green
Woody Coleman
George Scott
Lynn Hise
Jimmy Wright
Charles Johnson
Jack Thomas
Charles Kennedy
Wolfforth
Lee Brady
Slaton
Charles Mayfield
Henry Lynch
Mahion Coulson
Bill Parker
Robert Knight
Jim Bertram
Lubbock
Woodrow Okays School Bonds
Two area school elections approved a 480000 bond and a merger of two districts. Woodrow voters 159 to 97 backed a new high school gym water system. Lakeview merged with Floydada schools 23 to 5 with Floydada totals 89 votes, all in favor.
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Woodrow
Lakeview
Floydada
Jet engines get shell pit aid from Oregon council
Portland Oregon AP says walnuts shells and apricot pits ground to sand and poured into jet engine intakes remove carbon from compressor blades. The Agri Business Council of Oregon says this improves performance and extends engine life.
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Ore
Agri-Business Council of
Oregon
Chlorine Gas Fills Supermarket After Tank Rupture
In St. Augustine Florida a ruptured chlorine tank at the city water plant released gas that spread through the Pantry Pride supermarket air system. About 110 people were hospitalized including 30 admitted. no fatalities were reported. Evacuations affected a six block area. 1000 pounds of gas were released and neutralizing chemicals halted the leak after 90 minutes.
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St. Augustine's City
James Treese
Flagler Memorial Hospital
Pantry ‘Pride
Fed moves heighten housing fears with higher credit brake
Washington AP reports that the Federal Reserve's rate hike to 5.5 percent tightens credit and signals tax hikes and spending cuts. Banks raise prime rates to 6.5 percent as housing faces a potential slowdown, with mortgage costs likely to rise amid strained savings versus investment shifts.
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Federal Reserve Board
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Reserve Board
William McChesney Martin Jr
Savings and Loan
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