Jesus Movement preacher touts supernatural change in wives
Boone airs new beliefs drawing a large crowd as members of the Church of Christ marvel at changes in wives and appearances. The preacher explains the transformation as resulting from a supernatural occurrence, prompting the elders to respond.
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Boone
Church of Christ
Ked
Homse
Soi
Trinity
Gary Pare
Lord
West Coast
Mail
Sunset Strip
Loone
Jesus Movement
Tweleswood
Mil
Prayer Fete Set Today in Coliseum with Pat Boone Speak
The mayor proclaims April 12 to May 12 as a Month of Prayer. Pat Boone will headline a 7 am prayer breakfast in Memorial Coliseum, not city-sponsored, ending after 8 am. Roy Bass leads the choir and Aniceto Hernandez shares a tornado survivor testimonial.
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Lubbock
Memorial Coliseum
Pat Boone
James Granberry
Granberry
Boone
Lubheel
Municipal Auditorium
Cranberry
Federation Choir
Roy Bass
C «Mies
Aniceto Hernandez
Berrie
Legislature Approves 18 Year Old Vote Bill in Texas
The House and Senate advanced a long running equal rights measure backing an 18 year old vote while debating tax reform. Senators approved women rights 30 to 0, and a school year reform bill moving to three quarters. A corporate profits tax plan sparked debate as part of a broad $658 million tax package including higher sales and fuel taxes.
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Braun
Senate
Don Kennard
Fort Worth
House
Ghd Patman
Ganedo
Patman
Sair Sem
Setwartz
Galveston
Schwartz
Schwartz-Mauzy
Texas
Nate
Michigan Supreme Court rules universities are public employers
The Michigan Supreme Court ruled that state universities are public employers and must bargain collectively with employee organizations. The decision clarifies that public employment applies to all governmental activity including state, townships, cities, counties, commissions, boards, or other instruments. The ruling addresses a case brought by Eastern Michigan University.
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Lansing
Mich
Michian Supreme Court
Eastern Michigan University
Hong Kong Revenue Rises 30 Percent to HK$3 Billion
Economic activity in Hong Kong over the last two years boosted government revenue from HK$2 billion to HK$3 billion in fiscal 1970, increasing by about US$500 million in value.
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Hong Kong
UPI
Fire alarms report multiple incidents across city
Fire alarms answered around 2 20 pm and throughout the afternoon. Residences on Sibi Sind street and 1400 block Eth Sl reported damage to garages and sheathing with one blaze controlled after about an hour. Several grass and trash fires caused no major damage across Amherst, Weber Lake, 14th Street, and other blocks, with minor vehicle damage noted at a residence on University Avenue and 160 pm incidents.
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Janke Tomas
Sibi Sind St
Ound
Uestay
Ryan Mitchell
Amherst Street
Place
University Avenue
Weber Lake
Sohan
Sep Sai Sel
P.m
Redbud Avenue
14Th Street
Find Street
Weber Drive
Poison in Halloween Candy Law Approved by Senate
Sacramento UPI reports the Senate Judiciary Committee approved legislation making it a crime to slip poison or razor blades into Halloween candy, punishable by up to ten years in prison.
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Sacramento
Calif
Senate Judiciary Committee
U S Troops Fight Fires as Rockets Hit Fuel Tank
After Sunday to Tuesday air and ground attacks, Communist activity waned but fighting continued across Indochina. Reports note 44 000 Americans killed in ten years of conflict, with one fatal grenade blast in Sarger and several hundred evacuated from Da Nang as fires raged near a fuel tank and barracks.
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Laose
South Vietnam
Saigon
Sarger
Hai Ba Trung
Welfare rolls shrink in several states amid shortages
The department reports Michigan gains in January with smaller increases overall amid economic strain. It notes declines in relief recipients in several states including Louisiana Idaho Mississippi Oklahoma West Virginia and Wyoming while Michigan Oregon Washington New York Ohio also report shifts in welfare totals.
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Michigan
FOEW
California
Oregon
Washington
New York
Ohio
HEW
Louisiana
HIEW
Idaho
Mississippi
Oklahoma
West Virginia
Wyoming
Geese Care Marks Turn in Temporary Work Aides
Toto tends a flock of goslings by hand after changing from bread to dried corn and lettuce. He recalls geese hissed early but now eat from his hand as workers resume duties.
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John Toto
Roosevelt Field
New York City
Toto
Budapest teen leads gang in car theft spree
A 13 year-old boy is charged with organizing a gang of 12 youths who stole over 230 cars in a month for joyrides. Police say the leader, captured after a high speed chase through Budapest, was taught to drive at six by his father, a racing driver.
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Budapest
Twisters Hit Nation Wide Storms Rake States
A series of tornadoes touched down across Illinois Missouri Indiana Kentucky Tennessee Mississippi and parts of Ohio and West Virginia injuring at least one person and damaging structures including a grocery store and public buildings. The storm system brought snow and rain from Minnesota to the northern Rockies with warnings in North Dakota and the Dakotas while Texas posted the day’s highest temps near 97.
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Thomsons Tiie High
Steelville
Minnesota
Rockies
Illinois
Arkansas
Missouri
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Mississippi
Ohio
West Virginia
South Plains
National Weather Service
North Dakota
Dakotas
Bismarck
N.D
Texas
Laredo
McAllen
Abilene
San Angelo
Galveston
Dalhart
East
South Texas
Protesters clash as National Guard mobilizes near Washington
Reporters describe a tense scene with demonstrators marching toward the Capitol while guardsmen prepare at Fort Meade Maryland. Senator Goldwater denounces the disruption and condemns violence by protesters while noting a separate display by LGBT activists.
Allende links capitalism to Latin American hardships
In a 35 minute address at a United Nations ECLA session Allende urged Latin nations to rethink their economic paths. He cited Cuba as a model and pressed for nationalization and land reform to steer Chile toward socialism while criticizing capitalism as the source of regional ills. The speech drew reactions from the U S and Cuban envoys.
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Santiago
Chile
UPD
Salvador Allende
Cuba
U.N. Economic Commission For Latin Americans
ECLA
Allende
Hemisphere
Latin America
U.S
Joseph J. Jova
Organization of American States
OAS
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