Perot pleads for aid prisoners in North Vietnam
In a global appeal, Ross Perot urged midnigh t East timing to exchange gifts and aid for U S war prisoners held in North Vietnam. He pursued talks with Soviet and Vietnamese leaders but the request was rejected, leaving no immediate path to mail relief packages.
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Proxmire Flags Big Overrun In Poseidon Nuclear Program
Sen William Proxmire highlighted a $2.6 billion overrun in the Poseidon program and a disputed $3.4 billion gap between McNamara’s January 1967 total and Barrow SHillite’s estimate. Navy figures cited range from $1.38 to $1.27 billion, while officials acknowledged equipment flaws and testing issues in the sub and rescue craft plans.
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GOP Responds to Criticism Over Inflation and Crime in Congress
House Republican leader John Anderson blamed the Democratic administration for inflation and argued rising prices began under Johnson, with $25 billion added fuel from federal programs. He also attacked crime policy and cited Democratic leadership for slow ant crime action. Senator Harris touted GOP gains and Nixon administration performance.
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Israeli Warplanes Strike Jordan Gun Positions In Retaliation
Reports say Israeli jets targeted Jordanian gun positions in Beisan Valley amid retaliation after Palestinian actions. Warnings followed, with claims of taking down aircraft and ongoing cross border exchanges as both sides deploy air power and paratroop units in the region.
Midland approves site for federal building amid bidders
Congress and President Mixon approve 767 000 for a Midland site to house a federal building. Officials say owners will be notified, with final purchase likely within days. Caudill Rowlett Stott identifies a triangular tract bounded by Wall, Midland and Beird Streets as optimal for redevelopment.
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Deductions Slip Under Wire at Local Hospital
Last minute deductions reported at Motherlist Hospital on Wednesday include a birth to Mr and Mrs Leon Curry of 410 Peach St a 4 pounds 6 2 ounce son with other births pending as the year ends in Lubbock area hospitals.
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