Bloodshed Avoided In Ulster Parade Leads To Peaceful Route Change
Thousands of pro Catholic demonstrators in Newry Ireland defied a ban and marched in an illegal parade led by Bernadette Devlin. British troops and police formed a tense barrier around the city. the crowd altered its route to avoid clashes, and no violence occurred. The protest called for end to internment without trial and echoed fears after Londonderry violence.
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Mystery Woman Emerges in Hughes Scandal Saga
Irving publisher dispute surrounds a supposed life story of Howard Hughes. A mystery woman described as a scuba instructor, identified only as Helga R, is tied to $650,000 in Life magazine payments via checks deposited in a Swiss bank. Jumps in timelines show Irving's St Croix trip and failed publication talks amid denials and court papers.
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Thompson dies ex envoy to Soviet affairs at 67
Kellyn E. Thompson Jr., long time U S diplomat and former ambassador to Austria and Moscow, died Sunday night at the University of Colorado. He was 67. Semi retired, he had served as top Soviet affairs adviser to the Kennedy and Johnson administrations and held multiple Moscow postings. His wife Jane Goolet was at the hospital. The NIH clinic listed him as seriously ill but not previously listed as such.
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Dock Negotiators Continue Talks on West Coast Strike
San Francisco negotiators from the Pacific Maritime Association and the International Longshoremen's Union resumed talks Sunday at the ILWU headquarters. The discussions extended five hours into the night with no progress reported and an arbitrator named Sam Samuel overseeing the session.
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Lubbock Christian College Joins New Sports Conference
Preview of a regional college athletic realignment notes Lubbock Christian College as a member of a fresh sports conference reported in early sections. Other items summarize corporate earnings, Gulf search area reductions, and international political briefs.
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Collegian Seeks Mayors Job Amid Campaign Struggle
In Normal Alabama Anthony Komlanc Jr a junior calls for campaign funding from students and townspeople as he runs for mayor. He notes the city clerk ran a strong registration push and predicts a tight race with incumbent Gharies Baugh not seeking reelection.
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Nixon Attys Meet to Coordinate Drug Crackdown
President Nixon will convene 30 United States attorneys from major cities in Key Biscayne Florida to coordinate a new federal push against drug pushers the White House announced today.
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Prayer for divine guidance to aid the lost
A prayer asks for God's guidance as tasks are undertaken and for help in telling others how they may be saved. The plea concludes with an Amen.
Unlikely Journey: Plains Schooner Sails Through Water Shortage
Plains pioneers Bob and Carl Smith built a wind‑sailing wagon in the 1920s to traverse the plains when water was scarce. The two oldtimers allegedly sailed from the Spade Ranch to Hale Center or Lubbock, folklore preserved by Ed Logan and his father Arb Logan.
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Napalm Attacks Fight For Saigon Area
American air cavalry used flame drops of napalm against what appeared to be new North Vietnamese bun kers 25 miles northeast of Saigon as spoiling operations aimed to thwart Tet attacks. South Vietnamese forces clashed with NVA and Viet Cong at five points from the DMZ to the U Minh Forest, with 59 enemy troops reported killed and 12 South Vietnamese killed. 39 wounded.
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Woman Dies in Tulia Fire as Elderly Couple Hurts
In Tulia an elderly woman identified as Lorena Noland 74 died from suffocation when a fire confined to a den of a two story wooden home destroyed one room. Her husband J Ross Noland 81 suffered second and third degree burns and was treated in Swisher Memorial Hospital. He was reported in satisfactory condition.
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Weather Map for Lubbock and Vicinity Forecast
Fair conditions with colder air in the area. High near 40 with a low around 25. Southeast winds 10 to 20 mph this afternoon. Moonlit night with sunset at 7 39 pm and a 6 24 pm rise. Humidity around 46 percent.
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