Scranton urges even handed Middle East policy shift
William W. Scranton, Nixon adviser, urged a more balanced U S stance toward Arab nations while keeping strong ties to Israel. He spoke after touring five Arab states and Israel and said the United States must mend fences and maintain influence to counter the Soviet Union. Scranton prepared Nixon for a meeting with Israel's defense minister Dayan and clarified his position on a nonexpansive Israel-Arab coexistence.
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New York
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Israe
United Nations
Pakistan
Laird Hopes Vietnam War Ends by Late Next Year
Secretary of Defense designate Melvin R. Laird told reporters at his Pentagon news conference he hopes the Vietnam War can be ended by the time the first Nixon administration budget is prepared. He avoided specifics on withdrawal and refused to discuss major defense problems beyond general aims.
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Washington
Melvin R. Laird
Vietnam
Laird
Pentagon
Wisconsin
Clifford Laird
Clark M. Clifford
Herbert Klein
United States
Russia
U.S
Christmas Blessings From Mrs Amos Pate
A holiday message from Mrs. Amos Pate of Littlefield expresses gratitude for the Christmas season and the angels message to the shepherds, hoping Christ may dwell in every heart and that all the world proclaims Merry Christmas.
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Christ
Amos Pate
Littlefield
Lubbock Daily News At A Glance Nuisance Person Quips
An editorial note defines a nuisance as a person who is not merely irritating but impossible, suggesting a sharp opinion on public behavior. The item appears in the paper’s brief “At A Glance Today” section alongside multiple section references and feature teasers.
Chores and Farm Life For City Kids In Texas
The Tyson children help on the family farm with milking cows feeding animals and tending chickens and dogs before and after school. The older boy Rickey milks cows and hurries to catch a 7 15 p m bus while 11 year old Sheryl feeds calves and rides a later bus. The siblings share chores including ponies and calves. their mother notes they all help, reflecting typical Texan farm life life on a See LIFE ON FARM Page 1.
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Don Williams
Avalanche-Journal
Sheryl
Virginia Tyson
Rickey
Presidents seal border pact with dynamite channel shift
Johnson and Diaz Ordaz join under a bright sun on an inter national bridge as a joint dynamite blast creates a new concrete Rio Grande channel. The El Chamizal dispute ends after a century of flux, sparked by floods since 1852 and settlement built on a 1963 Kennedy Lopez Mateos accord.
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Associated Press
EL Paso
Rio Grande
Lyndon B. Johnson
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
Amity
Abrazos
Mexico
el Chamizal
John F. Kennedy
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Humphrey Offered Shared Professorships at Minnesota and Macalester
President Hubert H. Humphrey received a proposed $30,000-a-year offer to share professorships at the University of Minnesota and Macalester College. He indicated consideration and planned to announce plans soon. Sources say he would divide time between teaching in Minnesota, writing, and politics while remaining active in the Democratic Party.
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University of Minnesota
ManeAlesters College
Tanyla Humphrey
Washington
Humphrey
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Minnesota Sourcrs
University of Minnesota Board of Regents
MacAlester
Arthur
Flemming
Remains in coma week after mistaken death pronouncement
In Denver a 71 year old woman, Goldie Marie Rheams, was pronounced dead last Friday at 3 15 pm but revived about an hour later. She has remained in a coma since then. Doctors call it a series of mistakes though understandable.
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Associated Press
Denver
Goldie Marie Rheams
Reaver General Hospital
David Cowen
Route to connect Lubbock to Amarillo on new interstate
The 125 mile Lubbock to Amarillo interstate segment was added to the national network at a cost of 43.1 million dollars with 90 percent federal funding. President Johnson aided the decision announced by Secretary Boyd, following years of effort by Rep. Mahon and local leaders to link Lubbock with I 40 and boost regional status.
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Kenneth May
Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock
Amarillo
Johnson
Sec. of Transportation
Alan S. Boyd
U.S
George H. Mahon
DOT
Congress
Bord
Jeff
Mahon
U.S. Hwy. 87
Goodfellows Appeal Seeks Needy Children Names
The Goodfellows ask for two days of name submissions for underprivileged Lubbock children ages under 11. Coupons appear in The Avalanche-Journal editions, with the Sunday issue marking the last chance to mail in names for Christmas packages.
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Lubbock
Chief Goodfellow
Avalanche-Journal
The
Goodfellows
See Goodfellows
Midwest wind storm halts travel and chills Texas
A major Midwest storm brought strong winds and heavy snow driving school closures and slower highways from western Minnesota to North Dakota as it moved northeast into Canada. Meanwhile subfreezing Texas temperatures eased, with Lubbock Amarillo and Hereford posting frigid early readings before a warmer weekend.
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Mississippi River
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Colm
Fair Weather
Texas
Panhandle-South Plains
U.S. Weather Bureau
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Lubbock
Amarillo
Hereford
Friona
Dalhart
Weather forecast for Lubbock area warms to low 50s
Fair weather with a warmer day in the Lubbock vicinity today. Highs near the 50s, tonight’s lows around the mid 20s. Southerly winds up to 20 mph. Shopping days till Christmas.
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Lubbock
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