Lennon Says He Was Not Anti Christ Over Jesus Remark
John Lennon apologized for comparing the Beatles' popularity to Jesus Christ while stating the remark reflected concern over waning religious zeal. George Harrison backed him noting Christianity is in decline, and the group faced a tense crowd at a Chicago hotel news conference.
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George Harrison
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Beatles Page
Lost Hikers Rescued After Suffering on Arizona Trek
Six teenage boys and a larger group from the Rocky Mountain School went missing in rugged canyon country near Navajo Mountain Lodge after leaving Carbondale. The six boys reached a trading post reporting severe hunger and fatigue. air searches and later ground transport were organized as rescue teams planned extraction by horses once a safe route was found.
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Haya
Dick Smith
Royce Knight
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United States
Window Rock
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Carbondale
Colo
Navajo Mountain Lodge
al Adams
Navajo Police
Rainbow Lodge
Widening Of College Avenue Set By City Council
Lubbock city council amended the airport board ordinance increasing members from three to five and setting three year terms. The action followed two hours of debate on autonomy of the airport board and aviation department. The council also authorized land purchases to widen College Avenue and considered acquiring city land for an industrial park. Mayor Rogers tasked a rough draft to realign the aviation department.
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Avalanche-Journal
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James H. Granberry
Airport Board
College Ave
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W. PD
Duh) Rogers
Fred Senter
Public Services Division
al Couch
Couch
Edward J. Colby
Colby
Airport
Senter
Page
Senate passes Military Medicare plan to extend benefits
The Senate approved 87 to 6 a broadened medical benefits bill for active and retired military personnel and dependents. The plan would allow civilian hospital treatment with a $50 outpatient deductible, 25 percent of remaining costs, and a $100 family limit, affecting about 266,000 federal employees starting Jan 3.
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Senate
House
Stuart Symington
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Syimmington
Down Under Pedal Work in Canadian River Aqueduct
Area officials in Plainview report a four man crew from the Canadian River Municipal Water Authority undertakes the third inspection of the Lake Meredith water conduit. The team descends into a subterranean concrete pipeline using bikes and rope ladders to survey from within the span from Cana yon to Taibhock, traveling three to seven miles daily with safety gear including oxygen.
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Dave Knapp
Avalanche-Journal
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Taibhock
Hardy Bureau
Joe Hall
Canadian River Municipal Water Authority
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Lubbock
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Linera
Southeast Texas Deluge Evacuations After Heavy Rainfall
In Jefferson County southeast Texans were evacuated from about 150 homes as up to 10 inches of rain drenched the area and continued into the night. Civil Defense and fire departments aided residents while 8.2 inches fell at the Jefferson County Airport between 2 am and 11 am, the heaviest since Hurricane Cindy.
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Cindy
Austin hit by heavy storm daily rainfall and flood delays
A midday thunderstorm drenched Austin with 2.47 inches, causing minor flooding and knockouts for radio KNOW for 300 minutes. The same system hit San Antonio with brief power outages and forced postponement of the American Legion state baseball tournament. High water closed several highways from Beaumont Port Arthur and nearby towns, with additional rain reports across West Texas and other areas as farmers welcomed the needed moisture.
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Weather Bureau
KNOW
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American Legion
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Port Arthur
Texas
Groves
del Rio
Prym
Maverick County
West Texas
Lunar Orbiter Alters Course for Moon Picture Mission
Lunar Orbiter responds to a radio command and fires its small engine for 3 bursts totaling 32.7 seconds to adjust its velocity by 378 meters per second. Engineers will study telemetry to confirm the new path as the craft uses the Moon as a reference due to navigational sensor issues.
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Calif
Tamar Orbiter
America
Flying Photographic Laboratory
Radin Commando
Apnkenman
Moon
Tts
Arccording
Apnkeeman
Service station touts instant air conditioning gimmick
In Albemarle North Carolina Dink Still runs a service station offering instant air conditioning by rigging up a duets from a five ton unit. The setup stuns customers with a loud, raw air stream and elicits mixed reactions as Still defends the method as good business.
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Albemarle
N.C
Dink Still
Oil Tanks Targets Of Jets In North Vietnam Actions
U S. Navy F8 Crusader shot down 35 miles east of Haiphong as Navy and Air Force hit petroleum storage and power plants in North Vietnam. Pilot ejected and rescued. Ground fighting near Da Nang with 750 U S Marines repelling encirclement by about 1 500 North Vietnamese. Casualties reported moderate on Wednesday.
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Viet Nam
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Central Highlands
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Mekong
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Sea Viet Nam Page
Morton Woman Dies in One Car Turnover Near Bledsoe
Ena Belle Durham Senon, 38, of Morton died at the scene when a car overturned about two and a half miles east of Bledsoe in Cochran County. Driver Edward Glenn Price, 18, of Levelland, and passenger Freddie Turner, 18, of Morton, were treated and released. The crash occurred after a tire blew out at about 70 mph on SH 124. Senon's body was taken to Singleton Funeral Home in Morton.
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Morton
Bledsoe
Cochran County
Ena Belle Durham Sehon
Edward Glenn Price
Levelland
Freddie Turner
Roswell Man Killed In Marfa Accident
An 88 year old Roswell man, Thomas Hutchison, died when a camper pickup left U S 67 five miles south of Marfa, struck a culvert, and Hutchison apparently fell asleep at the wheel, according to State Highway Patrolman Gene Pate.
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U.S 67
Thomas Hutchison
Roswell
Gene Pate
Hutchinson
Coast Guard cutter bombing victim identified as Da vid Brostrom
An AP dispatch reports Da vid Brostrom, 25, of Sanose California, commander of a Coast Guard cutter, was killed when the vessel was mistakenly bombed by U S planes in a Vietnam action. One other person also died in the incident.
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Sanose
Calif
Coast. Guard
U.S
Senate approves 8 3 billion mortgage aid package for builders
The Senate passed a bill to add 8.3 billion in government mortgage funds to the home building industry. The measure, supported by Democrats and Republicans, would aid FNMA insured or VA guaranteed mortgages and increases FNMA purchasing authority. It moves to the House for action Monday.
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House
Federal National Mortgage Assn
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Veterans Administration
Johnson
Congress
John J. Sparkman
Ala
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FNMA
Treasury
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