India Defeats Pakistani Forces In War Claims And Versed Invasion
India's troops push toward Dacca and Jessore as Pakistanis retreat across the Meghna and Ganges. Sindira Gandhi vows victory and peace through war while the White House urges cease-fire. Indian air power targets retreating Pakistani units. reports speak of garrisons thinning and soldiers surrendering near Laksham and Chittagong.
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United Nations
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Meghna
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Ganges
Dacca
Rikhye
Khulna
Jessore
iRikhye
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Burma
Chittagonghis
23Rd Punjab
Laksham
Tornado alerts rise as floods strike Oklahoma and Pakistan
Weather chaos spreads across the plains with tornado alerts in nine states and heavy rains in Oklahoma causing floods at Idabel and Wister. In Pakistan and East Pakistan areas reports of air attacks and a provisional capital in Jessore surface amid ongoing conflict and civilian fear.
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South Plains
Oklahoma
Idabel
Wister
Grandma catches bouquet at distant wedding surprise
Alyron Guthrie of Ralls married Allen Ray Redding of Crosbyton on Friday night. The bride delivered the bouquet to her husband’s grandmother, Mrs. Jacek Copeland, a patient at West Texas Hospital in Lubbock.
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Alyron Guthrie
Allen Ray Redding
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West Texas Hospital
Lubbock
Mahon On Debt Talk Describes Unfathomable Figures
The text mocks debt levels by coining terms like yougel and voopolplex to illustrate enormous sums. Mahon complains the national debt around 414 billion is alarming and far from an unimaginable future figure, noting the impossibility of counting zeros and teletype limits.
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Appropriations Committee
Trustees delay free lunch program vote amid protest
Odessa County Independent School District trustees postponed a 20 day trial of an experimental free lunch program that would join a federal scheme after protest from the Kiwanis Club. The board also approved fencing projects at Goliad and Dowling Elementary after recent student injuries.
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Goliad Elementary
Dowling Elementary
Nixon Signs Tax Cut Bill Amid Economic Policy Push
President Nixon signs a tax cut bill after a four month legislative journey. The package favors individuals with more tax relief and reduces corporate relief while including campaign finance and excise tax repeal provisions.
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Bank Heist At Amarillo Sparks Quick Getaway
Mrs Beck spotted three men fleeing a Southwest Amarillo shopping center bank in a two tone black and green car. The robbers were inside minutes taking only cash. a green Mustang was later sought by police and FBI after heel prints appeared at the teller counters. The article notes prior bank robberies in Amarillo including last summer’s $7900 North State Bank raid with an unapprehended suspect.
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FBI
Judy Snipes
Dean Bingham
Don Dalton
Amarillo
Fumes Suspected After 25 Ill At Chicago Plant
Twenty five Morse Electronics workers hospitalized Friday with headache nausea and stomach pains. Fire Chief theorizes propane exhaust and carbon monoxide from forklifts built up in the roof heated plant. Plant vents were closed earlier and officials checked systems but could not yet establish cause.
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Robert Grabowski
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Grabowski
Vince Wood
Morse Electronics Co
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High Winds Cause Multiple Storm Damages Across States
A string of wind storms toppled trees and damaged buildings from Missouri to Michigan. In Doniphan a truck occupants died when a toppled tree crushed their vehicle. Terre Haute, Evansville, Morgantown, Channelview, Sturgis, Farmington, and Kalamazoo reported injuries, unroofed homes, and damaged mobile homes as winds reached 90 mph in some areas.
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Doniphan
Terre Haute
Ind
Evansville
Morgiantown
Miss
Channelview
Tex
Sturgis
Farmington
Malamazoo
Mich
Kalamazoo
Pontiac
Goodfellows Tea Bids 40 to 50 Kart Entries Expected
Pete Harper notes 40 to 50 karts likely for the Goodfellows event. Sunday’s Avalanche Journal will print this year’s final coupon to submit names of needy children. For 27th year volunteers will visit Christmas morning with fruit nuts candy and toys. last year about 9400 children received gifts.
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Association
Goodfellows
Avalanche- Journal
Lubbock
Bond Reduced in Robbery Case Involving Elderly Woman
Judge William R. Shaver in Moth District Court reduced the bond of 21 year old Alvis Ray Sanders from 50000 to 15000 after defense sought 5000. Sanders is charged with robbery by assault in a beating of an elderly woman several weeks ago.
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Moth District Court
Alvis Ray Sanders
Ave. KE
Jassault
Sanders
Rehnquist Confirmed to Supreme Court After Narrow Vote
Senate approves Lewis F. Rehnquist 68 to 26 for the Supreme Court seat with three Republicans voting no. Bayh and liberal Democrats questioned his civil rights record over a 1952 desegregation memo while supporters hailed his qualification and the quick confirmation.
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Edward W. Brooke
Mass
Clifford P. Case
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Nixon
Powell
Supreme Court
Warren K. Burger
Harry A. Blackmun
Bayh
Senate
Robert H. Jackson
Jackson
Tie
Hugh Scott
Jackison
Donald Croneson
Buyh
Cancer clue found in non filtered tobacco smoke
Two chemists from the Southwest Research Institute report identifying small amounts of nitrosamines in condensate from smoke of a nonfiltered cigarette. They seek to know if filters remove the agent. brand not disclosed. The finding, tied to soil nitrogen, is considered too preliminary to assess health risk.
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Washington
UPI
Chemical and Engineering News
American Chemical Society
Brand
John W. Rhoades
Donald E. Johnson
Southwest Research Institute
San Antonio
Rhoades
Johnson
Rhoades and Johnson
Tobacco Institute
Quarantine in Sherman Swisher and Wheeler Counties
Quarantine in effect from 8 am Friday under Apple authority as a misdemeanor violation. Movement of cattle from nonquarantined herds only with a current inspection certificate proving freedom from scabies, dated within 10 days, issued by state or federal personnel or accredited veterinarians.
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Sherman
Swisher
Wheeler
Apple
Fed Lowers Discount Rate to 4.25 Percent Across Banks
The Federal Reserve Board approved a reduction in the discount rate from 4% to 4.25% effective Monday to aid economic expansion. The cut applies to Boston St. Louis Kansas City and San Francisco banks with other districts expected to follow. The move comes as industrial production edged higher and unemployment rose to 6 percent.
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Pemeee
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