Pro British ECM Move Faces Common Market Debate
British admission moves dominate Strasbourg session as six nation parliament opens. Dutch and Belgian leaders seek to delay February ministerial talks amid concerns over French veto and De Gaulle’s Europe strategy.
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Car Blast Hurts Five Dallas Boys
Five Hillcrest High School students from Dallas were badly burned when a car exploded after friends allegedly made homemade bombs at a Preston Hollow country club. Two remained in critical condition, with three others in varying states of injury.
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Policeman Killed After Alley Gunfight With Burglars
Veteran officer Frank Peterson, 56, died in a brutal shootout with three burglars behind a tavern in UgbY North Dakota. Fifteen to sixteen bullets littered his body. officers recovered spent slugs from at least 40 bullets. Police set roadblocks, alerted nearby states and Canada, and suspected the suspects were in their 20s heading south. The gunmen had already burglarized a theater cafe bar and attempted the Ottertail Power Company office.
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Disorders Accompany Balloting In Managua Clash
Police and troops battled about 300 demonstrators in Managua as Ni caraguans voted to extend the Somoza family's rule. One demonstrator was killed, another fatally wounded, and several injured. Opposition leader Dr Fernando Aguero was placed under house arrest after urging a boycott.
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Four Perish In Fall Of Cargo Craft
A four engine Slick Airways cargo plane crashed and burned at San Francisco International Airport killing eight aboard. Federal officials cited limited visibility due to fog and lack of radar controlled approach. The disaster followed other weekend losses including two plane crashes, three fires, and two water accidents with multiple deaths.
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Battle Of The Sexes: A Battle of Wits and Will
A columnist notes that in the ongoing struggle between men and women, the outcome often hinges on the woman's persistence rather than the man's resistance. The piece reflects on dynamics across relationships and society with a sharp observational tone.
City School Burglaries Reported Across District
Police described burglaries at Carroll Thompson Junior High School and a Farmer's Co-Op Compress warehouse. Loot included cash, vending machine contents, a portable radio, a kitchen stove, car parts, and tires with total damages listed. suspects were identified and questioned.
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Grandailla town hall collapse in storm kills 27
A violent wind and rainstorm toppled Grandailla town hall in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, killing 27 and injuring more than 100. Officials reported 45 hospitalized in serious condition.
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Man Killed in Nevada Holdup Shootout
Policeman Ron Haskell shot and killed Jerry Hobbs at a glass enclosed service station after Hobbs pulled a revolver during a reported holdup. Officer A R Neilsen fired a warning shot and Hobbs then advanced. Haskell hit Hobbs in the neck. Hobbs previously attempted suicide by sleeping pills and was unemployed.
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Future pondered Canadian UAWA Rift tests election decision
Canada faces potential dissolution of parliament as Prime Minister John Diefenbaker weighs calling an election over U S supervised nuclear weapons and U S Canadian defense policy. Cabinet meetings and a CBC meeting signal possible dissolution of the 25th Parliament amid U S pressure.
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Auto Found Area Woman Still Missing
Friona woman Anna Huddleston, 33, with a brain tumor, has been missing since January 25. Her car was found abandoned beside the Big Kitchen on 23rd Street in Canyon. Randall County authorities and husband seek to locate her quickly. she is described as 5 feet 6 inches, 120 pounds, with brown eyes, hazel hair, a 24 inch scar on her right forearm, and housewife.
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Family Of Four Found Shot Dead In Home
In St Cloud Minnesota police found a family of four dead from gunshot wounds. Police say Henry Trotter 28 killed his wife 26 and sons Dale 5 Steven 4 before taking his own life with the same shotgun.
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Prayer of thanks and blessing for family
A brief prayer expresses heartfelt thanks to God for happiness and blessings within the family. It asks for divine protection and guidance to safeguard souls and dwell with Jesus in heaven. The note invites readers to share prayers, limited to a few words.
Bitter Cold Spreads East Across the Nation
A bitter cold wave accelerates eastward from Texas to Pennsylvania, dropping temperatures 20 to 40 degrees. Cities such as St. Louis Chicago Milwaukee Indianapolis and Pittsburgh report frigid subzero readings while the Rockies and northern Great Plains see moderating temperatures. Severe weather includes heavy rain in northwestern California and gale winds along the northwest Pacific coast, with multiple deaths and ongoing fire threats in Texas. See WEATHER Page 8.
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US Red Troops in Cuba Prompt Ultimatum Talk
Senator Stennis says the United States may need to demand Soviet troop withdrawal from Cuba, as Washington moves to curb foreign shipper trade with Cuba. Edwin M. Martin indicates Soviet troops may be aiding defensive facilities, with four combat groups training Cubans and building barracks.
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670 Pound Food Addict Dies After Hospital Visit
John Steinmetz a 38 year old man from Jacksonville weighed 670 pounds and died in a city hospital after ten policemen and six firemen transported him to the ER on Saturday night for lung congestion. An autopsy was pending. He had warned he had little time left saying he craved food as an alcoholic craves alcohol and noted his weight brought him closer to death.
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Weather summary for Lubbock region
Partly cloudy and warmer with mid 60s high temperatures. Strong south to southwest winds. Precipitation uncertain with overnight low highs noted. Regional towns include Amarillo and Oklahoma City area, with measurements for the 24 hours ending at midnight.
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