Agreement Nears On Peace Parleys
Paris talks on Vietnam peace advance as U S and North Vietnam push for full procedural agreement. Vance and Lau clash over DMZ incidents while Hanoi backs separate Front delegation status and Thieu readies Paris delegation for procedural talks.
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U.S
Hanoi
Vietnam
United States
North Vietnam
Paris
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
Nguyen van Thieu
Saigon
South Vietnam
Pham Dang Lam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Vance
Lau
Real estate group installs new Texas association officers
Smith highlights valuable services rendered to the board as Don Mason installs new officers of the Texas Real Estate Association. Ray Chapman becomes president with Dale Dillingham, Billy Meeks, Jim Horton and J. E. B. Rhea in key roles. directors include Leroy Land and others. Governor-elect notes monumental Texas progress in education, state parks, and highway system amid calls to address remaining obstacles.
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Don Mason
The
Texas Real Estate Association
Ray Chapman
Dale Dillingham
Billy Meeks
Jim Horton
J. EB. Rhea
Leroy Land
Alton Brazell
Tom Lawson
Earl Lockhart Jr
Jack W. McQueen
Edwin Niell
David Osborne
Pat Rampy
Dave Sherrill
Jess Stins
Eamnwich
Smith
Israeli raids deepen as Jordan raid borders intensify
Israeli jets bombed Iraqi expeditionary forces inside Jordan for the fourth day in a seesaw exchange with Jordanian and Israeli artillery along the cease fire line near the Damiya Bridge. Jordan reports six military deaths and 14 injuries, while Israel says one plane and pilot were lost. Amman and Mafrak were among attacked areas as air raid sirens echoed through the capital.
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Jerusalem
UPI
Jordan
Jordan River
Damiya
Irbid
Israel
Mafrak
Amman
Cairo
Egaptian
Hussein
Mohammed Elzayat
Citizens for Justice with Order seeks 10 million contributors
The group calls for mass donations from foundations, corporations, and individuals to fund local crime-fighting programs. It plans to print manuals showing how individuals and organizations can combat crime, and to train and hire for residential centers, juvenile programs, and reuniting families. The effort stresses citizen responsibility and a shift away from excuses to constructive action.
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Citizens For Justice
Smith
Texas
President
Commission On Law Enforcement and Administration
All- India
Adkins and Slaton
America
Heavy clashes near Saigon as U S troops suffer losses
US forces fight multiple engagements around Saigon and Quang Ngai with heavy artillery and air support. North Vietnamese regulars mount coordinated ground assaults, while U S helicopters report two downed and 18 Americans wounded in separate actions near Phuoc Binh and Phuoc Lang Province. Communist losses remain unreported. Navy notes attempts to damage Allied shipping near Saigon with hand detonated mines. one tanker deck is sprayed by shrapnel but no injuries.
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Lau
Vance
Front
Hanoi
U.S
Saigon
Thieu
Navy
Johnson
Ba Eth
Quang Ngai City
Pgh
Phuoc Binh
U. S
1St Air Calvary Troopers
Iaing
Phuoc Lang Province
Tara
Comayagua
Humphrey declines UN ambassadorship offer from Nixon
Vice President Humphrey turned down Nixon’s offer of the United Nations ambassador post after meeting the president-elect, saying he must return to his home state. Nixon disclosed the offer amid discussions following the election. Humphrey acknowledged a separate unidentified post had been offered.
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New York
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Hubert H. Humphrey
United Nations
Humphrey
Nixon
Ronald L. Ziegler
Hmphrey
Oride
U.N
SACS Certifies Texas Colleges
Four year and junior Texas colleges were accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools at the annual meeting. Houston Baptist College in Houston joined, with Concordia Lutheran College in Austin, Centre College in Dallas, McLennan Community College in Waco, Ranger Junior College in Ranger, and Southwestern Junior College of the Assemblies of God in Dallas receiving membership.
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Atlanta
Warren to take oath at inauguration January 20
Chief Justice to administer the oath as Warren expresses pleasure about the inauguration. Ziegler notes Warren timed retirement to allow Johnson to name a successor. Nixon appoints Paul W. McCracken to chair the Council of Economic Advisers and urges South Vietnam to participate in Paris peace talks.
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Ren
Ziegler
Nixon
Warren
Johnson
Paul W. McCracken
University of Michigan
Council of Economic Advisers
Paris
Vancouver's town fool shakes up the establishment
Joachim Folkis a Polish immigrant with a theology and economics background tours North America as a modern town fool. He claims to provoke thought using Mother Goose as theology and jokes about the end of the world. Folkis wears a 14th century style costume and debates locals on courthouses steps in Vancouver.
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Vancouver
B.C
Fool
Joachim Forkis
Canada Council
Jas Fool
Heaven
Hell
Willess
Folkis
Martin
Rebecca
Foikis
Long Aired Suit Finally Dropped in Kerrville Texas
Kerr County jury of five men and seven women had heard testimony since Oct. 28 on a 56 million damage suit before both sides dropped the case. Mooney Aircraft Corp sued Avco Corp January 19 claiming a plane M72 Mustang crashed due to a defective engine bought from Avco, costing sale and future profits.
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Kerrville, Tex
APJ
Kerr County
Mooney Aircraft Corp
Avco Corp
Mooney
Avco
Yule Trail Lights Contest Heads Toward Final Judging
Entries in the annual Yule Trail lighting contest grow as 58 sites across 38 homes join the event. Judging runs December 12 to 18 with entries lit nightly 6 to 10 p.m. The Avalanche-Journal notes past winners and highlights new themes at the Benny Cowan and Walker homes as Fort Worth Tech student Bud Middleton enters window décor on campus.
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Texas Tech
Avalanche - Journal
Benny Cowan
23Rd St
Cowan
Santa Claus
Bud Middleton
Fort Worth
Wesmouth
Tech
Jack Walker
58Th St
Myr
Yule Trail
J. T. Green
7Th St
Jesus
Avalanche Journal
Strike End Declared by National Student Council
Mexico City officials announce the National Student Strike Council has ended the four month anti-government walkout. About 90,000 National University students who left classes in August planned to return and celebrate. The movement saw street clashes with army and police, costing an estimated 100 lives and resulting in thousands of arrests.
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Mexico City
UPI
National Student Strike Council
Mexico
National University
Stargazer Satellite Set For Weekend Orbit
NASA schedules the Orbiting Astronomical Observatory 2 launch for Saturday at 9 40 am CST after a month of grounding due to guidance issues. The 400 pound craft aims to study thousands of stars in ultraviolet light from above Earth's atmosphere, seeking new stellar discoveries and clues to the universe's origin.
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Orbiting
Astronomical Observatory 2
Cape Rennedy
Space Agency
National Aeronautics and ‘Space Administrator
Astronomical ‘Observatory 2
Acket
NASA
HEOS
OAQ 2
Earth
Charles A. Lundquist
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
OAQ
OAO
Mt. Palomar
Calif
ICAO
Goodfellows Need Names and Funds in Lubbock Drive
Neighbors clubs churches and parents are urged to report needy families in Lubbock so Christmas gifts can be distributed. Community members may submit coupons printed in The Avalanche-Journal and send contributions to Chief Goodfellow at The Avalanche-Journal for the annual program.
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Avalanche- Journal
Goodfellows
Cancer cure uses immune cells from patient’s sister
Dr. Zavaleta’s technique injects lymphocytes from the sister into the patient. Dr. Oscar Miro Quesada cautions it is too early to judge results and notes a five year wait to assess cancer recurrence. Miro Quesada leads the Peruvian Immuno-Pathology group. Zavaleta serves as a Peruvian navy medical officer.
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Zavaleta
Oscar Miro Quesada
Associated Press
Mito Quesada
Peruvian Society For Immuno-Pathology
National Institutes of Health
Zavileta
Miro Quesada
Pr. Zavaleta
Zavalela
Births Reported for Graham and Riddel Families
Mr and Mrs Lester Reith Graham of Abernaths welcomed a daughter weighing on Tuesday at 70 pm in Weal Texas Hospital. Mr and Mrs Tas Lee Riddel II of 2607 She Read Apt 4 reported a daughter born at West Texas Hospital. father a tech student.
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Patricio Rodrigues
Slaton
Billy Williams
Fia Weber
Apt
Sears Roebuck & Co
Chicago
Ant
Jesus Crug
Mante, Tey
Webebing
Acm
Lang Clinic
Maple Co-op
Mroo
Mow
Fh. E. Bryant
Lyontasen
Methodist Hospital
Dorman & Con
Barrypencer
Ebon Oon
First National Bank
Lora Tsloodworth
Western Electric Co
Lester Reith Graham
Abernaths
Weal ‘Texas Hospital
Tas Lee Riddel II
West Tenax Hospital
Mix
Matthew Green
Lubbock
Daugh
West Texas Hospital
Hemphill- Wells
Valdemar
Hinuiong
UN Amherst
Seu
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
Great Plains Airg. Ca
Stock Exchange seat sale hits new record highs
In New York on Wednesday an American Stock Exchange seat sold for 315000, a new record and 15000 above Tuesday's mark. Simultaneously a New York Stock Exchange seat brought 515000, the same as the prior sale. Currently bids show 275000 on the AMEX and 400000 to 540000 on the NYSE with no AMEX offers. The era’s record lows date back to 1942.
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NEW York
American Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
New York Exchange
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Cyrus R. Vance
Ha van Lau
Dmz
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Neelley
Paign
Palmer
Atteded
HHH
Danielen Was
Phildelphia
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
Tax-Writing House
Ways and Means Committee
Pierre
SACS
Robert
McConachie
C of C
Cancer Cure
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