U S Stands Firm At Paris Talks
A briefing from Paris reports U S negotiators Hampered by Saigon delegation as talks stall. Lam and Negiryen respond that withdrawal timing hinges on conditions and prisoner releases. Porter asserts Saigon speaks for South Vietnam, prompting Hanoi and Viet Cong objections. Le displays images of bombed civilians and American bombs to illustrate U S actions under Nixon.
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Lubbock Home Welcomes Mentally Handicapped Youths
A cooperative residence in Lubbock houses mentally handicapped youths who work, share chores, and live as a family. Donations fund furniture and appliances, with residents up at 6:30 a.m. and meals shared at home. The project aims for permanent independent living rather than a temporary placement.
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Fund Created After 7YearOld Pamela Chaplin Brain Injury
James F. Mitchell of Glenside confirms a $2000 gift from a squadron to Pamela Chaplin and gifts from readers flood in as doctors say Pamela will need years of therapy. Chaplin hopes her daughter wakes and speaks again while prayers and charity support her recovery.
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Instructed Jury Rules Innocent In Midland Case
A 142nd District Court jury found Roy Johnson innocent after Judge Perry Pickett instructed them to return a verdict of innocence. Johnson, owner of a Midland filling station, faced charges of theft by false pretenses tied to a broader fraud involving fraudulent credit cards. The case indicated insufficient evidence to convict.
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Ghana Officers Stage Coup While Prime Minister Away
Junior army officers toppled Ghana’s civilian government as Prime Minister Kofi Busia, abroad for medical care, condemned the revolt as selfish. The rebels suspended the constitution and banned parties, forming a national redemption council. Busia urged Ghanaians to support his policies. The capital Accra saw orderly streets and no bloodshed as devaluation and austerity measures faced public backlash.
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Five New Directors Elected To ASEE Board In Tech Meeting
Texas Tech hosts the 80th ASEE annual conference on June 19 22 drawing 4000 to 4500 attendees from across the nation. James Lawrence and William Sandel chair the convention with BASF engineers and educators among the delegates. Over 130 firms will display teaching equipment as 1500 attendees stay in the Wiggins Complex.
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