Laird Orders News Access for Vietnam Operations
Secretary Melvin Laird ordered the U S Command on Vietnam to ensure American correspondents have access to U S military support operations while maintaining security. News access may be limited by special arrangements due to the military situation in Cambodia and sovereign government constraints.
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Secreary of
Melvin R. Laird
U.S. Command
Vietnam
U.S
Laird
U. S. Command
U. S
Ts Coulh
Cambodia
Daniel Z. Henkin
Algerian Officials Visit Tech on ICASALS Pact
Six Algerian government officials arrived in Lubbock to discuss a 1,504,000 contract between SONATRACH and ICASALS Texas Tech for agricultural development. They toured the campus and planned meetings with ICASALS staff and Merrell Frazer Jr. A coffee event and special dinner were scheduled.
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Hamoud Amirouche
Mohamed Nadir
Mahmoud Qarabah
Algeria
Merrell Frazer Jr
Dallas
Omar Oumenkache
Mohamed Khaoua
Hamide Redouane
Frank Conselman
Icasals, Inc
Lubbock
Sonatrach
Tech
Algerian National Petroleum ‘Company
International Center For
Texas Tech
Mahmoud Ourabah
Ministry of Agriculture
Ministry of ‘Public Works
Hamoud ‘Amirouche
Ministry of Industry
Merrell Frazer, Jr
North African Republic
Icasals
theAlgerian
Senator Sustains Wrenched Knee After Fall
Senator Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania, Republican Leader, wrenched his knee when he fell from a three foot platform after a speech to the Pennsylvania Association of Letter Carriers in a downtown hotel. He suffered no other injuries and remained seated after the fall.
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Senate
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Scott
Pennsylvania Association of Letters Carriers
Lake Site Museum Proposed to Boost Lubbock Tourism
Texas Tech historian Dr. W C Holden urged a wayside museum at the Lubbock Lake Site to counter cotton downturns by attracting visitors with a glass-walled display of 10 000 year old artifacts and five geological layers. He estimated 150 000 to 200 000 dollars needed, funding planned in a bond issue that failed. Holden said tourism can offset cotton industry decline and preserve Archeological finds near Loop 289 and US 4. The project would complement the West Texas Museum and Ranch Headquarters plans.
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W. C. Holden
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Holden
Texas Tech
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Tech Ranch
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Comanche Canyon
Clovis
Portales
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U.S
New West Texas Museum
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