Riots erupt as crowds demand independence in Paris clash
Angry crowds attacked police and troops in Phlive Lagarde Friday amid protests against a planned visit by Charles de Gaulle. Reports say two people were killed and many others injured as police, soldiers, and demonstrators used clubs, tear gas, and concussion grenades before De Gaulle’s speech was blocked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Neeld Dubouti
CAP
France
Phlive Lagarde
Charles de Gaulle
fWwo
de Gaulle
De Gaulle Faces clashes in Africa amid calls for new direction
De Gaulle spoke briefly to the Territorial Assembly in the square after demonstrations turned violent at Place Lagarde. Security forces used tear gas and grenades as Somalis and other demonstrators were wounded and driven back, while De Gaulle hinted at a possible new democratic path for autonomy. He plans to visit Cambodia to discuss Vietnam and global dangers, possibly criticizing U.S. policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territorial Assembly
de Gaulle
Africa
Place Lagarde
Ttis
Asso
France
Cambodia
Viet Nam
Phnom Penh
Paris
Fea
China
If all you can talk about is getting to Mars someday
A speaker argues for urgency in space exploration urging quicker progress toward Mars rather than delaying ambitious plans. The remark reflects a bold stance on prioritizing interplanetary exploration and accelerated timelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
University professor imagines a public relations computer
Dr Gabriel Zimmerman of the University of San Francisco envisions a UPR computer that analyzes news releases for content and timeliness, eliminates puffery, and handles mailing logistics while preserving human creativity. He notes the machine would also assess spelling readability and word impact but cannot replace human insight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oman
Gabriel Zimmerman
Znanerman
University of San Francisco
Sigd Othe
Zumerman
San Francisco
Zimmerman
Recdero
Moon Shape NASA Orbiter eyes moon orbit control
NASA official Dr. Floyd L. Thompson says the Lunar Orbiter already has the knowledge to steer a spacecraft in lunar orbit from Langley. William I. Watson notes 1 917 commands and 108 maneuvers by 2:15 p.m. with potential seven month to hit the moon unless engine reignition changes the orbit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NASA
Floyd L. Thompson
Langley Reseavch Center
Hampton
William I. Watson
Lunar Orbiter
Staacecraft
William OH. Miehsel
Lunar Orbiter Project
Moon
Robert Hl. ‘Tolson
Michael
Watson
Principal actions urged over student attire in school
The board discusses student dress and its effects on peers and work. Trustees debate suspensions and enforcement while comments imply concern for fashion trends and potential policy responses amid mixed opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil Jiateys
Towis
Owen Cale Heeath
Doyle Justice
Youth Jury in Lubbock to Report by Sept 15
A youth court project in Lubbock plans to report to the court by September 15 after one defendant completes a survey of 50 girls in his school to gauge dating attitudes toward a boy with fast cars and noisy mufflers. Two defendants were absent and warrants will be issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Gene Blair
Blair
van McWay
Citizen's Traffic Council
Jans Ninslow
Soto Wist St
Coronado Ehich School
Linda Joe von Glaspie
Oath Ost
Dunbar High
Beth Faulkner
Sith St
James Bass
Lubbock High School
Carel Kay
37Th St
Steve Davis
Monterey High School
Trustees outline efficiency study for Lubbock schools
Trustees approved a five point plan for an efficiency study of the central administration and staff. They will hire a firm to assess organization procedures fiscal operations and pupil services for the next decade. Three resignations were accepted and nineteen new teachers hired as the district expands projects and sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astacado
Lubbock
el Wingsbury
Williams
Kingsbery
Elaine Lawrence
Winelle Green
Wright
Mary
Adele Perry
Gwendolyn Ruth Brown
Wester
Karen Dodds
Westerlementary
Barbara J. Dorn
Wheelock
Virginia Edgar
Bohemia
Ben F. Kelln
Ale Cerson
Charlotte Kelln
Carol J. Law
Carole Anne Rochell
Joan C. Tabor
Hutchinson
Gayle Tyler
Thomas D. Yarbra
Guadalupe
Jerry Hogue
Thompson
Caroline Chamblin
Gerry L. George
Mattie M. Ivy
Alderson
Mira Dean Kaufmann
Brown Elementary
Margaret Reed
Cementary Level
Jean Scherer
Monterey High School
Mary Kay Swinford
Posey
Judy Womack
Monterey High
al ‘Petal
Clisses
Death in Fort Worth Suburb Crash
A driver identified as Kiton Hucene Eillis from Euless died Friday when his auto struck an overpass abutment about 11 miles from Ts len tors. Investigators say he may have fallen asleep, was thrown from the vehicle, which rolled onto Sierra Drive in a Fort Worth suburb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler Cap
Kiton Hucene Eillis, Uo
Euless
Ts Len
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ry Paul R. Jeschke
UPI
Tavine
Tnsure Concise Cops
Zumimerman
Sap
Skoal
Nuvsenen
Beverace Industries
Struges
Hanster
Mary C. Wilson Troras
Sierra Drive
Fort Worth
14Th & J
Dunlap's
Broadway
Caprock
Elgin
Family Park
College
Fabrics
Housewares
Lingerie Ist
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!