Fate Of Dollar Overseas To Be Known
Europe and Asia brace as Nixon floats the dollar and opens markets. Nations set varied reactions with Germany capping at five percent while France and Italy pursue mixed schemes. Bank of England signals market-driven rates as Japan eyes yen rise amid global currency crisis.
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United Press International
Europe
Nixon
Japan
Tokyo
Bank of Japan
U.S
Britain
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
West
Germany
France
Italy
Spain
Portugal
London Exchange
Bank of England
West Germany
Ireland
Norway
Tornado Sightingsstir South Plains on Sunday Storms
Rapid weather disturbance investigators reported multiple tornado sightings across the South Plains area including a ground touchdown near Kress Swisher County and a second near Plainview. Observers described funnel behavior as dust kicked up and clouds seeding by a pilot noted.
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Plainview
Hale
Swisher
Friona
William J. Carley
Atmospherics Inc
Kress
Carley
Doug Hatcher
Tulsa
Silverton
Littlefield
Tulia
Quitaque
Briscoe County
O'Donnell
Lubbock
Clovis
N.M
South Plains
Prairie dog town battle mirrors real estate scramble parable
James thanks Willard Snow for a parable about rival prairie dog groups fighting over holes in a park. Older dogs defend turf with strength while younger dogs use speed, foreshadowing a shift in dominance and potential community busing concerns if segregation arises.
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Tokyo Stock Exchange
Prairie Dog Town
Willard Snow
James
Firemen battle two major blazes in Lubbock
Lubbock firefighters fought two large fires on Sunday one at 2706 41st St believed arson driven three closets afire causing extensive home damage while the Shelton family vacationed in New Mexico. A second blaze at Johnny's Package Store on East 19th Street and Farm Road 1729 caused over 100 dollars in structural damage and more than 1000 dollars to contents.
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Lubbock
C. F. Shelton
41St St
Shelton
Ruildose
N.M
Botulism Alert Over Contaminated Chicken Vegetable Soup
Health officials warn of botulism risk after contaminated chicken vegetable soup found in adjoining states. Consumers urged to destroy any cans at home and grocers ordered to withdraw the product from shelves. Public notices stress rapid disposal and avoidance of eating or distributing the soup.
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Paris
Camden
Rex
Campbell
Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Department of Agriculture
Campbell Laboratories
U S Troops Engage Viet Cong. Air Strikes Reported
U S armored unit guarding a South Vietnamese outfit faced the first Tay Ninh Province ground clash since mid July with seven enemy soldiers killed. Saigon reported six B52 strikes near the DMZ while air and ground actions continued in Laos and the Central Highlands. Separately Campbell Soup recalls chicken vegetable soup after a botulism contamination risk linked to July 15. the company conducts refunds and lab tests to trace the source.
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Saigon
Uth Armored Cavalry Regiment
Tay Ninh
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
South Vietnam
Fuller
Central Highlands
U.S
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Laos
North Vietnam
Draft Office 25 Arrests by FBI in Two Raids
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover announced the Camden raid after eight suspects seized inside a draft office carried tools for breaking in and lowered mail bags of draft records from a fifth floor office. The group tied to antiwar protests held meetings from June 30 to July 30 at a residence in Haddon Township. Ringleader John Peter Grady of the Bronx faces high bail while others receive lower sums. ties to Catonsville Nine are noted.
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FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Washington
Federal
Camden
Buffalo
Buffalo Draft Board
Army
Wiliam Anderson
Haddon Township
Anderson
John Peter Grady
Grady
Bronx
N.Y
Cochairman
Defense Committee For the Revs
Philip and
Daniel Berrigan
Catonsville
Baltimore
Rudd
Paul Bernard Couming
Dorchester
Mass
John Swinglish
Washington, D.C
Peter D. Fordi
Robert Glenn Good
New York
Dedication Ceremonies Set Today in Lubbock
Officials gather for dedication of new city facility with Mayor Cranberry and U S judges among speakers. Open house all day invites public tours of the new building financed at more than 5 million dollars, construction approved in 1966 with the post office opening in 1967.
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Eulane Wallace
Federal
Lubbock
George Mahon
Jim Cranberry
U.S
iGrover Murray
Texas Tech
Flow. Mattox
Lubbock Christian College
Parker Prouity
Chas. A. Guy
Avalanche-Journal
Ho. J. Dee" Blanchard
Delwin Jones
Elmer Tarbox
RB B McAlester
AL C. Verner
John Logan
Chamber of Commerce
City Mer
Bill Blackwell
Jack E. Baker
Morris Turner
Lonie Hollingsworth
Deaton Rigsby
W. DD. Dub" Rovers Jr
Bouton
Smith vows he will not back down in appeals battle
Governor Smith asserts he will appeal to the Supreme Court if needed and would respect a court injunction during the appeal. He defends the wage increase and criticizes labor leaders for opposing the freeze while noting legislative action mandated the raise. He criticizes Connally and federal officials over discussions and describes desegregation enforcement as harming Nixon in Texas.
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Texas
Preston Smith
Nixon
Alabama
George Wal
Supreme Court
Smith
Treasury
John B. Connally
Washington F
Connally
Washington
Austin
Gov. Connally
Mith
Eye Vulnerable Diet and Genetics in Macular Disease
A medical expert explains macular degeneration risks and treatments. Diet, genetics, and family history influence onset while diagnosis guides management. Treatments include diet adjustments, corticosteroids, and laser sealing of leaking vessels, with emphasis on preserving peripheral vision and avoiding the term blindness.
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Keeney
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