AEC reins on fusion power risks and tritium leaks
The AEC faces questions after Science magazine cites Frank L. Parker on fusion reactors. Officials defend safety concepts while admitting tritium leakage concerns, noting safeguards may be simpler than for fission plants. The effort aims to use ocean hydrogen as fuel, reducing reliance on uranium.
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AEC
AEG
Science Magazine
Frank L. Parker
ABC
Oak Ridge, Tenn
National Lab
Parker
Ameasa’ S. Bishop
Dean
Commission
Congress
Incomplete OCR Fragment Sparks Local Names Mentioned
Fragmentary text lists individuals such as James and Mrs. with references to places or ranks. The readable portion hints at a local event or notice but lacks clear actions, dates, or outcomes to summarize fully.
Services for Men and campus events blend in Texas Tech notices
The issue lists a funeral service for 75 year old Trosave Pointer in Cleveland Ohio, a family announcement for Mrs Pointer, and a paint in by West Texas Water Color Association at Texas Tech. It also notes a South Maine Astronomy Club talk by W L Yeats on meteorites, plus campus meetings of the Stamp Club and youth programs, and several local incidents including a fire, a sheriff race filing, a railroad accident, and a student accident near 7th and Flint.
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Pointer
Flynn-Froeli
Cleveland
Ohio
Jim Dailey
32Nd St
West Texas Water Color Association
Texas Tech
South Maine
Wrest Texas Museum
W. L. Yeats
Trek
Outer Space
Ross Tee Shelf
South Pole
Cindy Ul, Tanner
Chitwood Hall
Methodist Hospital
Flint Avenue
Rickey A. Weems
41St St
Aged New Deal Couple Duped in Wiring Swindle
An elderly New Deal couple lost 200 dollars after two men posing as electricians inspected their home and claimed faulty wiring. The men pressured for a higher repair cost, took the check, and fled. The attic showed no signs of work. Authorities seek two suspects, described as men in their thirties.
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New Deal
Quinby Davis
Sheriff's Deputies
Davis
Checka Alie Davis
C. J. Davis
Divig
Airlines See Passenger Rise and Profits Jump in 1967
UPI reports U.S. airlines logged higher passenger numbers and profits in 1967. Passenger traffic rose by 24.2 million compared with 1966, while profits increased by 36 million dollars.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Varied Loot Police Probe Residence Burglaries
Lubbock police investigated several burglaries with small losses. Victims include Mike Exgemeyer at 2311 9th St with a TV and a .22 rifle missing. Penafiel Lorenzo at 1007 Ave W with a typewriter and cufflinks. Earther Mae Henderson at 1501 E 18th St with no items reported missing. Auto parts stolen from Jesse Martinez in Abernathy and James Woodward near 34th St and Avenue P. County Line saw multiple thefts including cash, cigarettes, meat, and equipment from Fred Exum’s grocery and a Coop Gin. Jerry Smith at 12 Ave T reported a TV, clock radio, and clothing. A TV was recovered. Two brothers linked to another burglary were named as suspects.
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Lubbock
Mike Exgemeyer
9Th St
Penafiel Lorenzo
Ave. W
Earther
Mae Henderson
E. 18Th St
Jesse Martinez
Abernathy
34Th St
James Woodward
Rt. 4
Brownfield
14Th St
Avenue P
County Line
Fred Exum
County Line Coop Gin
Big State Grain Co
Isaid
Jerry Smith
Ave. T
Poller
Republicans Eye Full Local Slate in Labhock May Primary
County GOP chairman Terry Condrey voiced optimism for a near full slate in Labhock for the May 4 primary while no filings have yet appeared. Party activity at local headquarters remains high as GOP officials meet daily with prospective candidates across offices from constable to congressman.
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Republican
Terry Condrey
GOP
Labhock
Republian
Condrey
Rew
Juedeman
Odessa
Moore
Local bridge results and schedule from Levelland event
The article lists players and results from a bridge tournament in Levelland with names like Lott Frazier and Mia Fullingim. It notes first place in novice pairs and second place finishers, plus a long schedule for the day’s sessions including cotton bale and mixed pairs. It ends with a fact about Chiles area of 286 386 square miles.
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Othmee
Bill Warren
Lott Ang
Frazier
Mia
Jimbile Fullingim
Forrest Young
Petersburg
John Aldredge
Pat. McCamp
Chile
California
Oregon
Washington
Wallace criticizes both parties in Texas
Wallace says he would run if neither party offers an alternative and claims Lyndon Johnson would be beaten in Texas. He urges a third party ticket in November and calls both national parties tweedledee and tweedledum, arguing no leader fits Texans on domestic issues.
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Dallas
UPT
Govelbama
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Wallace
Tweedledee
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