Nebraska primary ballot faces shifts amid Wallace bid and Nixon Nixon
Nebraska officials reveal a mixed ballot for the May 14 presidential primary. Nelson Rockefeller and Ronald Reagan appear as Republicans along with Nixon and Bush era names, while George Wallace is listed on the Democratic slate despite third party status.
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North Vietnam rejects Johnson peace talks terms says Rusk
Secretary of State Dean Rusk stated that all explorations to date show North Vietnam has rejected President Johnson's terms for peace talks. The Rome meeting with Italian Foreign Minister Amintore Fanfani was brief and Hanoi requested talks, but the U S position remains aligned with the San Antonio formula.
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Government pushes anti cigarette posters to curb smoking
In Washington this week officials including the President deplored smoking and urged health posters. The Department of Health Education and Welfare announced plans to use mail trucks to reach 700000 doctors who have quit smoking. The broad push follows late February policy steps amid a national debate on tobacco use.
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Prayer In Darkness To Light Our Path Toward Dawn
A devotional prayer asks for faith during dark times. It seeks courage to act with kindness and guidance, and trust that God will bring a dawn and future to those who endure.
American Planes Mount Largest assault in Weeks
American bombing raids over North Vietnam marked the biggest strike in weeks with waves of U S warplanes targeting key positions near Hanoi. Pilots reported hitting the Canal des Rapides Bridge and several missile sites while clouds hindered damage assessment. USAF officials noted limited progress amid heavy defenses.
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Longdale Elementary Extends Library With Animal Checkouts
In Richmond Virginia Samuel Abernathy a sixth grade teacher introduces a program where first to sixth graders may borrow live animals from the school library for two to three days with parental consent. The collection includes two white mice three goldfish two rabbits three turtles a toad a chameleon a hamster and a desert iguana.
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Bank hold up in Houston nets bandits fourteen thousand
Two armed men robbed the Riverside National Bank in Houston, escaping with $14,000 after threatening a teller, Miss Louis Washington, who described two Black men approaching her cage and ordering the money. Witnesses saw a waiting car flee the scene.
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Indictment Links West Virginia Officials to Bribery Scheme
A federal grand jury in Charleston charged former Gov William Wallace Barron and five other state officials with bribery conspiracy. The nine page indictment says Schroath and Brown set up corporations in Ohio and Florida to channel payments from firms seeking state business, with all six allegedly sharing ownership details. Indictments followed a Tuesday grand jury return and summonses were issued for court next Feb 28.
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US Pledge to Consult After North Korea Threats
After four days of talks in Seoul U.S. envoy Cyrus Vance and South Korean President Park Chung Hee pledged to consult immediately if North Korean actions threaten security. They condemned North Korean aggression and agreed to annual defense ministerial meetings under the mutual defense treaty.
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Old West Comes to Bronx Bank Robbery S Fancy Attire
A panicked pair in masks and calibur revolvers robbed a Bronx Bank of about 250000, forcing staff into the back and binding them with venetian cord. Edward Ambrose and William Guaducci opened the vault, distributing cash into two canvas bags before loading into a black overnight case. The couple fled in a yellow car near the Bank of Commerce branch.
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Plains Travel Still Hazard as Storm Lingers
A lingering winter storm in West Texas brought heavy snow and freezing rain, causing hazardous driving conditions and school closures across Lubbock, Plainview and other towns. Lubbock recorded 16 degrees at daybreak, with new snowfall up to 8 inches in Paducah and 3-5 inches in several areas.
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Faubus Declines Run for Any Office This Year
Former Arkansas governor Orval E Faubus ends speculation by announcing he will not seek election to any political office in 1958 after completing six consecutive terms and retiring last year.
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77 HAUL Robbery Yields 99 Year Prison Term
Eimmnitt Ray Livingston. 22. of 318 EK 24th St, convicted of the Aug 11 robbery of Godwin's Service Station at 2902 Ave A in which an attendant was shot. A 99 year term was imposed by a 140th District Court jury after hours of deliberation. Co-defendant Alton Zack Lee was killed during the shootout.
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Insurance Board Plans Home Hazard Rate Reductions
State Insurance Board experts recommend an average 3.6 percent cut in home and building hazard insurance with a larger drop in the Lubbock area. The board should approve new fire extended coverage and homeowners policies within a week, effective June 1. statewide fire premiums have fallen 4.4 percent, the first drop since 1962. Homeowners policy premiums face a 6.6 percent cut nationwide, with Seacoast Houston area at 3.14 percent and central regions not yet broken out.
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Weather Map Page 5-D Lubbock and Vicinity Update
Bridging cloudiness and fog in the morning with mostly cloudy conditions later. Highs near the upper 40s, lows around the upper 20s. Winds mainly west to southwest at 15 to 25 mph with scattered light rain. Forecast includes city observations for Abilene Amarillo Houston Dallas Denver and nearby areas with temperatures and humidity.
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