Wall Street Hopeful Europe Will Aid U S Stock Market
New York reports a renewed rally in the Dow Jones as foreign capital and European funds show renewed interest in U S stocks. Analysts cite rising optimism, despite ongoing concerns about a world recession, with investors awaiting G Ten finance ministers' weekend accord.
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Europe
U.S
New York
ATH - Somerforeign Capital
Wall
New York Stock Exchange
Dng
United States
Advent
Tenviehos
House
Momengeoeth
Michael
Tranopol
Monte Gordon
Lehman” Brothers
Rache & Co
Capital
London
Lynch, Pierce, Fen
Transpol
Nixon
U.N. General Assembly
Tration
Israel
Janos Lone
Israelis Test Sirens As War Threat Persists
Sirens wailed in Tell Aviv as mock alerts remind Israelis of potential conflict in the Middle East. In Bethlehem, work on Manger Square nears completion for Christmas ceremonies while regional leaders discuss possible crisis resolution through peace or renewed war.
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Rady
Tell Avi
Middle East
Bethlehem
Manger Square
Radin
Tray
Israel
Ali Ghannam
Ath Party
Pase
McGovern Welfare Plan Proposes Nationwide Monthly Grants
Senator George S. McGovern urged a plan to paid monthly government allowances for every American, from millionaires to paupers, up to 4000 dollars annually for a family of four. He said the aim is to eliminate poverty by redistributing wealth, while noting details were still under study.
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Sadat
Kgypt
Israel
Israel Gatili
Golda Meir
Santa Claus
Egypt
Galili
Feypt
Cairo
U.N
Gumnar
Sheen
Nixon
Jovern
Tte
Ie Hid
Seven American soldiers die in Vietnam week
US military reports seven American deaths in Vietnam during the week ending. Non hostile incidents raise total American fatalities to 10 018. South Vietnamese deaths rise to four with 723 wounded as Viet Cong and North Vietnamese casualties are tallied.
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Saigon
Aps
Laos
U.S
Vietnam
Cambodia
Wayland College Receives Lena Evans Smith Gift Scholarship
A 317 725 gift designated the Lena Evans Smith and James B. Smith Scholarship Fund was given to Wayland Baptist College in Plainview. Dr. Roy C. McClung accepted the gift from Rev. M. C. Evans, executor, with no restrictions on fund disbursement. The Smith estate was shared between Wayland and the First Baptist Church of Clarendon.
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Plainview
Wayland Baptist College
Lena Evansmith
James B. Smith
Roy C. McClung
M. C. Evans
FCC Abandons AT&T Rate-Study Oversight
The FCC abandoned a full-scale investigation of Bell Telephone costs due to manpower and budget limits. The decision limits scrutiny of AT&T internal rate structure and Western Electric, and leaves regulatory action to future rate cases amid questions of fairness and industry scope.
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UPI
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Bell Telephone System
Commission
American Telephone & ‘Telegraph Co
At&t
Western Electric Manufacturing
Charlotte T. Reid
Johnson
Rex Lecl
Lee
Congress
Bernard Strassburg
Wills Bureau
Cars Collide Injuring Four on 39th Street and Slide Road
A two car crash at 39th Street and Slide Road noon Thursday injured four from one vehicle. Anita Padgett 15 and Vickie 17 were treated, with Padgett in West Texas Hospital for rib injuries. Edwit Boedeker judge Edwit unarm laceration released. others charged with weapon and check violations.
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Slide Road
Anita Padgett
Fordham
West Texas Hospital
Boedeker
Vickie
Ilouis Pugh
1915
Ave
Cary
Harry Greenlee
Cameron
Dale Townsley
Cornell St
Seven Litten sons in service with Air Force across world
The Litten family of Flushing Ohio celebrates that Sgt Gerald Litten is the sixth of seven sons to serve in the Air Force, with another son in Indochina and two serving overseas in Turkey and Vietnam. Mother Mary Elizabeth Litten says Christmas visits and decorations remain constant despite long separations.
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Air Force
Gerald L. Litten
Southeast Asia
Vietnam
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Turkey
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Els
Indochina
Carl Lit
Mary Elizabeth Litten
O'Donnell
Flushing
Havel
Arol Moore
Bill Autry
Carl Litten
Belmont County Highway Department
Mrs. Litten
Arthur
Christmas Card Sales Show Decrease in Lubbock Area
Lubbock merchants note mixed trends as national Christmas card sales dip slightly from last year while local shops report strong demand for personalized and specially imprinted cards. Some retailers say data varies by customer, with older shoppers cautious but grandmothers favoring fancier cards and single buyers seeking thoughtful designs.
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Lubbock
Celeste Loucks
Aval Journal
Harry Cooper
National Association of Greeting Card Publishers
Sai
John Reagan
Greeting Card
Clyde Schneider
Lorder
Arange
Paulene Powell
Linda Ridpath
Elmer
Reed
Yale Decoration Winners Named
Denver City winners of the yule decoration contest are announced. Bobby Dodson residence earns best overall lighted home for a second year, with Sammy Taylor and Royces Newton also winning top prizes in various categories.
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Denver City
Bobby Dodson
Seland Ave
Sammy Taylor
Firstyone
Newton
Sam Eudy
Jack Cumming
Robber Invades New York School in Bronx
An intruder dressed flashily entered Theodore Roosevelt High School in the Bronx during a Thursday class of 10th graders. He threatened math teacher Ceil Garde with a bag wrapped object resembling a gun and stole her wristwatch and a change purse, while the principal Henry Saltman noted the handbag held only change.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt High School
Bronx
Ceil Garde
Henry Saltman
UT Tower Shootings Heirs Receive Estate Payouts
The 32 200 estate of UT tower sniper Charles Whitman is split among 25 heirs of slain victims and survivors of 1966 wounds. Payouts range from 200 to 5,768 with several seriously wounded receiving 1 000 to 3 000. some potential claimants did not file.
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Lee Zamora Jr
Robert Rover
Austin
Billy Speed
Edna Townsley
Roy Schmidt
Italian Presidency Fight Narrowly Misses Leone Win
In Rome Leone a 61 year old Christian Democrat fell one vote short of the presidency on the 23rd ballot. Nenni the socialist polled 408 as Parliament deadlock and protests erupted with clashes and dimmed lights as factions argued over neo fascist votes.
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UPH
Giovanni
Leone
Outizoing
Giuseppe Saraxat
Pietro Nenini
Nenni
Saragat
Alessandro Pertini
Chamber of Deputies
Birth of a daughter announced at hospital
Mr and Mrs Gare Anderson announce the birth of their daughter at a local hospital. The newborn weighs 10 pounds, with details of delivery and parental background noted amid a cluttered, period newspaper style.
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Ensineerine
Teyas Huahweay
Ramon
Alonzo
F. Rice
Tomas
Westeen Mobile
James D. Usel
Reese Aie
Nevada
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