Phantoms of the Plains Wolves Used as Traitors by Wild Brothers
Cowboys and ranchers in the early Plains days trapped wolves and used dogs as bait. The article recalls how wolves were chained near wagons and lured with dogs into rifle range, with locals describing the dangers and a family memory from J. I. Willborn in Borden County. Page 10 reference.
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Tanner Laine
Avalanche- Journal
Milami
Cape
Jobos
Willie
J. I. Willborn
Borden County
Cadet Honor Code Sparks Cheating Controversy at Air Force Academy
Three more cadets admitted classroom cheating and left the Air Force Academy as a national debate grows over the honor code. A Catholic priest urged adherence, saying Vietnam lives depend on integrity. Congressmen demand investigation while cadet leaders defend the code and acknowledge misconduct.
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United Press International
IR Force Academy
Colo
Air Force Academy
Vietnam
Air Force
Francis J. Gilchrist
Army Units Dispatched By Chou In China Power Struggle
Reports from Peking say army units were sent to Henan to quell clashes between Maoist and anti Maoist factions. Tass and Tanjug cite battles for control in Anhwei and Chongqing as Radio Peking notes Red Guards face discipline and purges. The wall poster in Shanghai condemns leaders who enjoy power, while Peking praises the poster as timely.
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United Press International
Hors Kong
Peking
China
Communist Party
Mao Tsetung
Tanjug
Henan
Chinese Communist Party
Central Committee
Chou Enlai
Tass
Anhwei
Chungking
Radio Peking
Mao
Red Guard
Red Guards
Shanghai
Imust
Peking People’s Daily
Red Flag
Congress party forms new government coalition debates
In a page six item from section A, reports note leaders assembling to form a new government. The piece highlights LT in LT in the LEADERS 0 Congress party and ongoing talks as parties seek to establish a governing coalition.
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Congress Party
LSD Inspired Plunge Kills Berkeley Coed
A University of California coed fell from a third floor window in Berkeley during a LSD influenced episode. Susan Abshear, 19, UC freshman in comparative literature, is identified as the deceased. Police report an acquaintance said she was on an LSD trip during the incident.
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Berkeley
Calif
California
Susan Ko Abshear
Miss Abshear
Nation
Edward ¥. Cayne
Prayer of a Bewildered Mother for a True Christian Guide
A mother prays that her child finds a single devout Christian who truly embodies Christ. She asks Jesus to reveal Himself through others so the boy may see that God was, is, and will be. The plea centers on faith, guidance, and divine presence.
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Jesus
Controversial 2000-View LBJ Painting Unveiled in Lubbock
The MMHAT portrait of Lyndon B. Johnson by Peter Hurd drew 2000 viewers at Baker Collector Gallery in Lubbock for its first showing. The work, already publicized nationally after White House rejection, features a Capitol motif and prompted comments from Mrs. Johnson.
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Jack Sheridan
Avalanche-Journal
MMHAT
Lyndon B. Johnson
Lubbock
Baker
Peter Hard
White House
23Th
Avenue L
Hurd
Henriette
Wyeth
Columbus
Ohio
Capitol
Johnson
Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon Divorce Rumors Surface
Rumors of a split in the seven year marriage between Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon circulate in London society though Buckingham Palace denies any separation plans. A royal spokesman confirms a Bahamas vacation for the princess starting March 9 with her husband joining later. The couple has two children and prior ups and downs are noted, amid broader speculation in royal circles.
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Ondon
Margaret
Lord Snowdon
Buckingham Palace
London
Bahamas
Antony Armstrong Jones
Japan
Sunday Times
Royal Court
the People
Lord Harewood
Elizabeth II
Return to hospital hoped for in DeSalvo case
Albert DeSalvo known as the Boston Strangler remained under 24 hour guard at a state lockup after a 33 hour escape from Bridgewater. Attorney F Lee Bailey said he hoped DeSalvo could be moved from Walpole Prison to a hospital for treatment and planned to pursue a writ of habeas corpus if necessary. DeSalvo claimed he acted to spotlight mental illness and treatment. Thousands gathered as police escorted him to the jail and public safety officials pledged tight security to prevent more harm.
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United Press International
Oston — Boston
Albert DeSalvo
F. Lee Bailey
DeSalvo
New York
Walpole State Prison
Bailey
Albert
Bridgewater State (Mental) ‘Hospital
Simons
Lynn
Walpole
Public Safety
Sen. J. Laughlin
Artillery Raid Hits Da Nang Airbase and Village
Communist guerrillas struck the U S airbase at Da Nang and nearby Ap Do in a predawn assault that killed or wounded more than 60 civilians. Reports say 31 civilians died and 30 more were injured while U S casualties were described as light. American planes mined rivers and harbors in North Vietnam as part of a broader air campaign. American and South Vietnamese infantry reported heavy ambush casualties, and B52 bombers conducted four strikes near Saigon. The attack damaged about 100 homes in the village and uncovered two 82mm mortar positions near the base.
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United Press International
AIGON
U.S
da Nang
Ap Do
Saigon
North Vietnam
Fof
James B. Randels
316Th Tactical
Randels
U.S. Air Force
Victim chained to train track in Cape Town attack
Cape Town, South Africa AP reports 26 year old Conrad Adolf Swart hitchhiked near Cape Town, knocked unconscious, woke chained across a railway line. He says an engine and two trucks passed over his legs, severing them, as he screamed and struggled. He offered no motive for the attack.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Conrad
Adolf Swart
Swart
Boston Campbell Killed in Fire at Mineola Tex Home
MINEOLA TEX AP Boston Campbell about 70 was killed Saturday when a fire destroyed his small two room house in Mineola Texas.
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Mineola
Tex
Boston
Campbell
Burglar Loot Tops $1,000 at Wolfforth Handy Food Store
A burglar stole a carload of merchandise from Handy Food Store in Wolfforth early Sunday, including 185 cartons of cigarettes, 35 khaki shirts, 60 khaki trousers, Levis, coveralls, shirts, jackets, fabric, radios, watches and lighters. Loss estimated well over $1,000. Perry Williams discovered the break in behind the store and deputies investigated. A second rural Lubbock County store burglary had been reported within the past week.
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Rosberry
Sheriff's
Bitter Cold Kills Seven
The Associated Press reports record cold in the East killed at least seven people and devastated crops before temperatures rose into the 20s and 30s. Florida suffered heavy crop damage while the citrus crop was spared. Lubbock and Texas forecasts show a warming trend with mostly cloudy skies and scattered showers, high temperatures in the upper 50s to 60s, and nights near freezing.
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Presat
Florida
Texas
Lubbock
Lubbock Municipal
Waco
Mineral Wells
Dallas
Wichita Falls
Red River
Weather Bureau
Presidio
Dalhart
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