Kissinger Named As Successor to Rogers at State
President Nixon accepted William Rogers resignation with personal regret and announced Henry Kissinger as his successor at the State Department. Kissinger’s Senate confirmation was expected after the September 9 recess amid questions on wiretapping aides and Cambodia bombing.
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John C. Stennis
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Nixon defends actions in Watergate amid press conference
President Nixon, in his first news conference since the Watergate affair escalated, defends his conduct and vows not to resign while promising accountability. He cites taming the scandal and asserts executive power lies with Congress through impeachment, as legal battles over tape releases unfold.
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John D. Ehrlichman
Supreme Court
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Washington
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California
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Charnel Communications
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Watergate
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Pagett
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County and campus clash over six lane route near Tech site
Lubbock County Health Department and city leaders spar over plans for a six lane highway across the Texas Tech campus area. University officials contest the route and back an intra campus loop proposed by engineering professor Ernst Kiesling. A joint City Council and Tech Board of Regents meeting is planned for September to resolve the dispute.
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Newsprint Strike Deepens Across Quebec Mills
AP reports more than 4,000 workers across Quebec towns including Gatineau, Trois-Rivieres, and Dalhousie remain on strike at major newsprint mills. Workers of Canadian Paper, International Printer, and Price Co. Ltd. walked off amid a deadlock with no negotiations scheduled.
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Trois-Rivieres
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Interna
Canaiial Paper
New York
Price Co., Ltd
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Weather and labor strike notes from North America
Weather portions forecast clear to partly cloudy in Lubbock with mild temperatures and light southerly winds through Friday. Separately, North American newsprint mills face strikes and a production shortfall, with 6 000 tons per day less output and 4 700 workers on strike across Canadian International and Price plants.
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Canada
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Nervous Market Retreats Again Amid Price Slide
The Dow Jones industrial average fell to a new low for Wednesday marking a third straight slide as prices across markets declined. Analysts cited high interest rates a potential credit crunch and recession fears as the main drivers of the retreat. Monte Gordon of Dreyfus Corp commented that investors remain nervous about further rate increases and credit risk.
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Monte Gordon
Dreyfus, Corp
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A brief item from The A J Today notes a reader interaction or column segment titled In The A J Today you. It presents a terse reference to a daily feature with limited readable context and no clear event details.
Quiet sad appearing Emanus awaits trial
James Emanus a 25 year old ex convict charged in the February 9 slaying of Labib In Town is held in a Lubbock County jail cell. He sits alone and withdrawn with a cigarette as police and court appointed lawyers visit rarely. The fourth floor cell block remains routine with four visitors over six months.
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Astronaut Haise Burned In Crash Near Galveston
Former Apollo 13 lunar module pilot Fred Haise Jr. injured in a crash of a World War II fighter plane in an open field near Galveston airport. The Confederate Air Force craft stalled, narrowly missed a mobile home park, and burned after impact.
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Galveston
Fred Haise Jr
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Haise
Angleton
Burke
Impeachment Viewed as Route to Truth in Watergate Fallout
Sen George McGovern says impeachment may be needed to uncover truth about Watergate as Nixon refuses to release tapes. He notes lack of confidence in Nixon and cites televised speech as strengthening push for constitutional remedies. Police report fatal stabbing of Petra Gonzalez in San Antonio with suspect held.
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Lee
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Prayer of Guidance and Peace for the Day
A devotional prayer asks for heavenly strength and guidance to walk the day along a path of love and peace, invoking the Father’s leading hand for comfort and resolve.
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Heavenly Father
Judge Mary Low Robinson Named to 7th Court of Civil Appeals
Amarillo Gov. Dolph chose Judge Mary Low Robinson of the 84th District Court as associate judge of the 7th Court of Civil Appeals, to replace Judge James A. Joy who retires Aug. 3. Robinson, the state’s third woman district judge and first appellate judge, has long served in Texas courts and now joins the appellate bench.
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Dolph Coo
Mary Low Robinson
JL District Court
7Th Court of Civil Appeals
James A. Joy
Plateview
Robinson
Appeals Court
U.S
Sarah T. Hughes
Dallas
Pat Moore
Lubbock
A.J. Robinson
Pentagon May Order Major New Base Closings
Pentagon sources say another base closing package could be produced within the foreseeable future. The plan would require Army Navy and Air Force lists by mid December with hundreds of bases potentially affected and decisions deferred until after elections.
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UPC
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Daniel James
Defense Department
James
Nixon
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House
Senate
Defense
James R. Schlesinger
Army
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School Meals Face Lean Times Ahead
United Press International reports rising prices threaten school lunches as disruptions from price ceilings and reduced funding strain AFSA led by Dr. John Perryman. Meanwhile rustling and burglary push basic-food shortages higher with 1973 losses projected at $552,000. Law agencies and farmers organize anti rustling efforts as governors warn of a serious crisis.
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Food Association
John Perryman
American Food Service Association
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