Air Force Academy Cadets Resign Over Cheating Probe
Four cadets resigned Thursday at the Air Force Academy as an investigation continues into possible cheating in classroom exams. The Air Force withheld identities, stating normal practice, and said no faculty or coaching staff were involved. A full report is expected in two to three weeks with limited cadet restrictions on those involved.
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Pre TR Force Academy
Colo
Fores Academy
Air Force
Washington
Col
Richard Haney
Academy
Carlier
Official Action Recertifies County Toll Charges
County Auditor Royal Furgeson said 22 months of telephone bills were recertified as official business with one payment of 1139.68 turned to the treasury and three others reimbursing 27.88 for personal calls. County commissioners may hear Furgeson's report Monday to decide on further action. West signed a statement claiming the calls aided the county while noting uncertain records. Mrs. Rieger and the treasurer's bills were scrutinized amid ongoing reviews of county long distance procedures. In a separate note, Pauline Emma Rushing died in a two car crash on U S 80 near Gladewater TX with Ross Martin Sams injured.
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Kenneth May
Avalanche-Journal Stati
Lubbock County
Royal Furgeson
Furgeson
Avalanche Journal
West
Counhis
ONF
Gladewater
Tex
Pauline Emma Rushing
Gilmer
U.S. 80
Here
Ross Martin Sams
Waco
Longview
Collision near Tahoka Kills Lamesa Driver
A two car crash one mile south of Tahoka on U S 87 killed Delbert Thomas Thrower a 59 year old chiropractor from Lamesa and injured Mary Ann Thomas of Lubbock. Thrower died at 10 p m and Thomas was hospitalized in serious condition with a broken leg. Highway Patrolman Marvin Hagens said Thrower failed to make a curve and struck a guard rail.
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Tahoka
Lamesa
Lubbock
U. S. Hwy
Delbert Thomas ‘Thrower
Tohoka
Mary Ann Thomas
44Th St
Methodist Hospital
Tate
Marvin Hagens
Thrower
Thomas
South Plain Railways
Johnson Opens New Term With Bipartisan Foreign Policy Briefings
President Johnson in his first full year met with congressional leaders from both parties at the White House to brief them on the international scene focusing on the Middle East and Southeast Asia. He also discussed nuclear proliferation with a special committee and urged prompt consideration of his Great Society program.
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Johnson
Polic
White House
Middle East
Southeast Asia
House
Senate
George Reedy
Reedy
Dean Rusk
Sec. of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
CIA
John
Soviet Bloc Urges Peace Pact and Europe Conference
A Warsaw Pact communique from a two day summit renews Soviet proposals for peace including a none aggression pact with NATO and a Europe wide conference with the United States. It also warns that a multilateral nuclear force would trigger defensive measures by the Eastern bloc.
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Joscow
Soviet Union
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Warsaw
United States
Eutrope
Washington Bonn
Washington
West Germany
Eur Ope
NATO
Germany
West
Warsaw Pact Political Consultative Committee
Czechoslovakia
East Germany
Poand
Hungary
Romania
Bulgaria
Izvestia
Warsaw Pact
AT A GLANCE TODAY In The A J
A compact front page digest notes a school board calendar and personnel plan, a LBJ order requiring highway landscaping for federal aid, political discussions in secret sessions, a $1 million damage suit, Viet Cong strategy quotes, Wilson’s party setback, horoscopes and sports highlights, editorials and women’s news.
Churchill Nears End as Death Looms Over Sir Winston
News from London reports Sir Winston Churchill's condition stationary and rapidly weakening Thursday night. Lord Moran, his physician, described his state as unchanged with another bulletin promised in the morning. The Churchill family waited inside while reporters gathered outside Hyde Park, and officials prepared another update as the veteran leader nears death. Parliament and public officials in Washington also moved to scrutinize VA facility closures including the McKinney Texas hospital.
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Dead End
Hyde Park
Lord Moran
Sir Winston
Churchill House
Churchill
Queen Elizabeth
Harold Wilson
Longshoremen approve contract amid extended dock strike
In New York the Port longshoremen voted two to one to accept a waterfront contract despite an automation clause. The 60 000 striking dockers from Maine to Texas will not immediately return to work as firms in other ports must agree to similar terms. ILA leader Gleason says settlement now depends on shipping firms nationwide while NY Shipping Assn chairman Chopin pushes for rapid resumption of work. The walkout, beginning January 1, disrupted 520 miles of waterfront and cost about a quarter billion dollars. The final tally favored the contract 12 104 to 1 026 with 5 in favor and 1 O 26 against.
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Aseria
York
New York
Thomas Gleason
Afl-Cio
International Longshoremen's Assn
U.S
Alexander P. Chopin
New York Shipping Assn
ILA
Benettte
West Coast
New York-New Jersey
Re- Nee Dock
Prayer for Peace Through Childlike Faith
A reflective poem about hope and fear as years change. It speaks of tiny hands kneeling by beds in prayer, closeness to the Lord, and a vision of divine peace when humanity walks with God again. The piece emphasizes faith in unseen things and a child’s simplicity.
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Earth
Pearson Chosen as United Fund of Tahhock President
Dave Knapp reports Lennis Baker succeeded by Pearson as president at the annual dinner in the Texas Tech Student Union Building attended by over 330. The 10th anniversary for the Community Planning Council was celebrated and new officers and three volunteer awards were announced.
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Dave Knapp
Avalanche Journal
Harles Ko Pearson
Lennis Baker
United Fund of Tahhock Inc
Texas Tech
Cited Fund
Pearson
Nat Williams
Milton Conine
Alex K. Miller
Community Planning Counci
T. G. Pierer Jr
Rob Nash
Harmon Jenkins
Alga
Board of Directors and Planning Council
Nash
United Fund
Clem Reverie
Baker
Bride escapes as Crosby farm blaze claims teen husband
Seventeen year old Abelardo Canti died in a Crosby County farm home fire caused by a butane heater explosion. His bride survived by being blown from the front door. The blaze also left a 13 month old dead and two men hospitalized in Crosbyton. Authorities say the couple lived on John A Wheeler farm near here.
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Lorenzo
Abelardo Canti
Here
Canti
Aven
Rebecca Hudson
Johnny Bo Hudson
Sere
Erin
Crosbyton
Lubbock
Lorenzo Fire Department
Cantus
Crosby County
John A. Wheeler
Fier & P.m. Lorenzo
Jack Rhew
Weather map note shows regional temperatures and forecasts
The weather page lists precantation high and low temperatures for Abilene Wray and surrounding towns. It notes ending times and regional temperature readings including Abilene and Atbuane with several numeric values.
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Abilene
Atbuane
House Aramito
Cy Dalenee Beaver Wray
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le F. Jacks
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Junior) Cantu
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