Senate Labor Committee backs Johnson strike return power
The Senate Labor Committee voted to authorize the president to order striking airline workers back to work for up to six months. The six month option may be split into cooling off periods. Senator Clark said the panel endorsed a plan giving Johnson discretion to end the stoppage. The fate rests with the full Senate as Morse pushes his alternative.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Labor Committee
Johnson
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Congress
Sec. of Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Morse
Wirtz
Clark
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Siemiller
House Labor Committee
White House
Bill
Eastern
National
Northwest
Trans World
United
July Heat Dominates Lubbock Weather Report
July featured 104 degrees in Spur and 103 in Lubbock while La Mesa saw 100 or more on 18 days. Rain was scattered and light, making July the third driest in 20 years for Lubbock with 1 to 3 inches below normal.
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Lubbock
Lamesa
Abernathy
Big Spring
Brownfield
Crosbyton
Dimmitt
Flovdada
Friona
Hereford
Littlefield
Plains
Plainview
Post
Seminole
Silverton
Tahoka
Talia
Lubbock Station
Appearance Ti Maana in Court Under Sheriff's Escort
Ti Maana appeared in court wearing a white shirt and plas trousers as a deputy sheriff held his wrist during entry. He looked shaken, freshly shaved and pale, with a red and blue tattoo reading born to raise hell visible on his right arm while being treated at Cook County Hospital for self inflicted injuries.
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Lar
Wwerestler
Hell
Cook County Hospital
American Motors Posts Tiny Quarterly Profit Drop
American Motors reports a quarterly profit of 22,441 dollars, far below last year’s nearly seven million, prompting the board to omit the dividend for the fourth consecutive quarter. CEO Roy Abernethy and Chairman Robert Evans expressed optimism for 1967 amid a seven-city idea car tour.
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Charles C. Cain
Detroit
Mich
American Motors
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
AMC
Robert B. Evans
Roy Abernethy
Abernethy
Evans
Children Hurt In Bus Mishap At Arlington Crossing
A military bus carrying school children went out of control in Arlington Virginia crossing four parked cars and a freight train. At least 28 people were injured with 12 treated at Arlington Hospital and 16 at Alexandria Hospital.
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Washington
Arlington
Arlington Hospital
Alexandria Hospital
Randolph Shutt
William A. McDanieel
Fr McNair
London Police Study Foreign Languages
London police plan to study foreign languages to improve communications with diverse communities. Officials say language training will aid investigations and public safety outreach across the city.
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London
Air Force captain with 12 years service remembered in rescue mission
Missing an Air Force search and rescue team had been dispatched to the site. Capt. Smith, a Tone Arkansas native, a Searcy High School graduate and two-year student at Arkansas Polytechnic College, earned navigator wings and later pilot wings. He held a mechanical engineering degree from Texas Tech while in service. Survived by his wife Barbara Smith two children Michael Paul and Valerie his parents Mr and Mrs Paul Smith a brother Douglas Smith and a sister Ann Fair of Magnolia Arkansas all of Searcy.
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Air Force
Smith
Tone
Ark
Searcy
Arkansas Polytechnic College
Russellville
Michael Paul
Valerie
Paul. Smith
Douglas’ Smith
Ann. Fair
Magnolia, Ark
Smoke Reported at Village Grocery Store
Lubbock firefighters were summoned Monday night after a Village Grocery employee at 2127 50th St. reported a smoky odor. A booster truck arrived and the crew traced the source to a broken bottle of liquid smoke barbecue sauce in a storeroom.
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Lubbock
50Th St
End of Era as Britain Restructures Colonial Office
The Colonial Office, long governing Britain’s empire from Gibraltar to Hong Kong, died as a result of an administrative reform. It became the dependent territories division of the Commonwealth Office, marking a major bureaucratic shift in imperial governance.
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London
UPI
Britain
Gibraltar
Hong Kong
Dependent Territories Division
Commonwealth Office
Luci Nugent Pat Nugent Welcomed by Diplomats in Washington
Nervous Luci and Pat Nugent were introduced to Washington's diplomatic corps Monday night with help from President Johnson at the embassy reception in Georgetown. The First Family attended, along with Pat's parents and most of the wedding party while diplomats presented a silver tea service valued around $2200.
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Baines Johnson
Ter Fianee
Patrick J. Nugent
Johnson
Luci
Pat
Darce
Averell Harrinsen
Georgetown
Gerard Nugent
Waukegan
Lutei
Lynda
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