Violent Outbreaks Reported In Canton China
Canton faces mass flight and bloodshed as Mao supporters clash with anti-Mao forces. Army troops suppress rioters, Red Guards move, fires destroy homes, and food warehouses are seized amid a citywide reign of terror. Pro-M Mao committees rise in Chinghai and other provinces with army backing.
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Charles R. Smith
Hong Kong
UPI
Canton
China
Mao Tse-tung
Katherine
Communist Party
Fai Pao
Red Guard
Rea
New Life Evening Post
Pearl River
Peking Radio
On proMao Provisional Revolutionary Committee
Chinghai
Mao
Peking
Lin Shao-chi
Central Committee
Seuidelines
Shanghai
Peking Radiol
Peking Peoples Daily
Chinahai
Buster and Tige Remembered Across Towns and Time
Recalls Buster Brown and his dog Tige as a local legend seen by readers in multiple Texas towns and beyond. Descriptions cover Buster’s red suit, blond curls, sailor hat, and the dog’s brindle coat and cigar. Crowds gathered at stores and theaters for the free show.
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Buster Brown
Lubbock
Lamesa
Big Spring
Tohoka
Slaton
Sweettwatter
Childress
Post
Midland
Merkel
Spur
Commerce
Tex
Batesville
Ark
Tulsa
Okla
Plains
Buster
Tige
Theaers
Mary Jane
Stabbings In City Leave Two Injured In Separate Incidents
Lloyd Gill 20 from Cannon Air Force Base Clovis was stabbed in the abdomen during a Saturday night fight near a East 26th Street overpass and remained in fair condition at Methodist Hospital. Leo Richardson 50 of 1002 Ave B was treated for a left shoulder wound after a Sunday incident, with police later noting no complaint filed. Holland 19 and airman Emmi Holland accompanied Gill. they were jumped by four men after stopping to talk. Officers also questioned an 18-year-old woman who led them to Richardson’s apartment after admitting a stabbing.
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Lubbock
Clovis
Lloyd Gill
Cannon Air Force Base
Methodist Hospital
East 26Th Street
Leo Richardson
Ave. B
Gill
Emmi 2
Holland
Th Street
Richardson
City Men Two Arrested On Suspicion Of Burglary
Two burglary suspects were arrested here over the weekend. One, an 11 year old Lubbock youth, was tied to a break in at Tony's Bar-B-Q on 13th Street with a stolen cash register and items found inside. The other, a 15 year old Lubbock man, was caught trying to sell boots near North Avenue N and Jarvis Street with loot tied to Rip's Western Wear in Texaco. New Mexico authorities planned extradition proceedings while another Piggly Wiggly safe burglary was under investigation.
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Lubbock
New Mexico
Avenue
Tony's Bar-B-Q
13Th St
North Avenue N
Jarvis Street
Rip
Texaco
Curry County
Nelson Worley
Piggly Wiggly
53Rd Street
Avenue Q
Thelma Hayes
Andrews
Israel Rejects Tito Mediation Bid in Middle East Talks
Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban told the cabinet that Tito’s reported compromise peace plan ignores Israel’s fundamental rights. Tito met Arab leaders in Syria and was set to travel to Iraq and Cairo for further talks amid hardline Arab positions.
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United Press International
Israel
Tito
Middle East
Abba Eban
Syria
Noured- Din Atassi
Baghdad
Suez Canal
Eban
Damascus
Tanjug
Iraq
France
Britain
United States
U.S
Hazardous devices and air strikes widen Vietnam clash
U S and Vietnamese forces clashed across Laos and Vietnam with raids near the China border and in Khanh Hoa and Gia Dinh. Air strikes destroyed or damaged rolling stock in Lang Dang and Lang Gia yards while Viet Cong attacks wounded civilians and pressed coastal control. The fate of pacification chief Maj Gen Nguyen Duc Thang remains uncertain as he shifts to armed forces chief of staff.
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Lang Dang
China
Lang Gia
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Khanh Hoa
Saigon
Gia Dinh
U.S
North
Tam Ky
Cao Lanh
Phu Yen
Nguyen Duc Thang
Thang
Armed Forces
Doves Dismayed by Fresh Senate Bomb Raid Debate
The article notes a Yugoslav denial of Tito proposing a Middle East compromise and reports on intensified air strikes against North Vietnam. It covers Senate reactions with hawks pleased and doves, including Fulbright, expressing dismay at expanded bombing and target lists near Hanoi and Haiphong.
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John Stennis
D-Miss
Subcommittee
Sharp
Hawks
J. W. Fulbright
D Ark
Senate
New York Times
Johnson
Hanoi
Haiphong
Doumer Bridge
North Vietnam
Bear attacks campers at Trout Lake camp site
A bear charged into a Trout Lake campground at about 4 am. It sniffed sleeping bags, grabbed Miss Koons and dragged her about 100 yards while others escaped unharmed. Rangers saw a likely bite on the sleeping bag. No link to another incident was found. District notes rugged county distance of 20 miles between events.
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Green University
Trout Lake
Itis
Miss Koons
Neilson
Texas appeals loom over automobile search ruling in traffic stops
Auto Search discharged from prison, to the right of Texas to retry him. The attorney general’s Austin office served notice of appeal as the case heads toward the U S Supreme Court. Dallas officials say the high court has not ruled on car searches at traffic stops. Judge Taylor’s 15 page opinion says extending searches to the vehicle would allow “fishing expeditions” and that a traffic offense alone does not justify interior vehicle searches. The state seeks a stay to delay release pending higher court action.
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Texas
Austin
U.S. Supreme Court
High Court
Taylor
iGreundstrom
United States
Dallas
Charles Bachelor
Batchelor
Youth Slain and Vietnam War Debate On
A youth named Mary Frances Whitson of Lubbock, age 22, was treated after injury in a crash at Street and Avenue U at 10:45 a.m. The report also notes air battles over North Vietnam with planes downed and crew missing, amid a national debate on bombing policy and Vietnam elections involving Fulbright Javits and others.
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North Vietnam
Associated Press
Fulbright
Jacob K. Javits
New York
Johnson
Vietnam
Javits
United States
Mary Frances J
Whitson
Lubbock
Ban Lifted at Hanoi and Haiphong Border Areas
Pentagon sources report the administration approved limited U S air strikes around Hanoi and Haiphong within 30 mile zones and a 15 to 20 mile buffer along the Vietnam China border to avoid intrusions over China while warning about civilian casualties and potential overflights. Authority remains controlled to allow key missions only.
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Hanoi
Haiphong
China
Red China
U.S
Ran
Pentagon
Adizs
Haiphony
House
Gerald R. Ford
R-Mich
Auto Crash Injures Four On Loop 289 Intersection
Four people were injured when an automobile went out of control at Loop 289 and Southeast Drive. Driver Robert Flores, 41, and passengers Helen Buentello, 19, Nadine Manriquez, 25, and Johnny Manriquez, 25, were treated. Flores and Buentello released from Methodist Hospital, Manriquez treated at Latif Clinic and dismissed.
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Loop 289
Southeast Drive
Robert Flores
Ave
Flores
Helen Buentello
Ave. M
Nadine Manriquez
North Ave
Methodist Hospital
Johnny Manriquez
Latf
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