White House kitchen keeps Johnson guards in Nixon era
The Nixons plan no changes in key White House kitchen staff. Chef Henry Haller from Switzerland remains, joined by Texas housekeeper Mary Kaltman who coordinates economy in food purchasing. The Johnsons’ aides Manolo and Fina Sanchez will preside over a second-floor kitchen staff.
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Driskill Hotel
Austin
Tex
Kennedy
Anne Lincoln
Manolo
Fina Sanchez
Arctic Cold Front Brings Warnings to Panhandle Plains
Bitter Arctic air sweeps into the Panhandle and South Plains as a developing storm drives temperatures down from near warmth to teens and 20s with readings as low as 8 in the upper Panhandle. Forecasters warn of gusty winds and dust with a frigid end to the week and no precipitation expected.
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Avalanche-Journal
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Solons Ask Restraint Faculty Sees Texas Tech Name Change
A Texas Tech Faculty Council meeting with 400 members reaffirmed support for changing the college name to Texas State University and opposing a Legislature backed Texas Tech University title. Legislator Delwin Jones said passing the board’s recommendation is possible but noted committee setup is incomplete. the story references a 1964 bill and previewed a longer article on page 18.
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Avalanche-Journal
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Jury Selections Continue in Assassination Plot Trial
In Lubbock area coverage, jury selections proceed for the assassination plot case against a man identified as Clay Shaw. The second day of the process raises questions about the case and its high profile nature in regional news.
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Clay Shaw
Navy Warns Captain Suspect In Pueblo Case
Navy warns Cmdr Lloyd Bucher that statements about the Pueblo seizure may be used against him as the court of inquiry resumes on the ship's capture anniversary. Bucher defends his actions, saying he will provide full details about the incident and deaths aboard the USS Pueblo.
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U.S.N.R
Prayer Excerpt Shared In Reader Message
A reader submits a devotional prayer praising contentment in all states through Christ. The message ends with Amen and notes it is for today and all days henceforth.
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Smith to address Texas lawmakers in joint session
In a taped session, Lt. Gov. Barnes announced waiting orders as Gov. Preston Smith prepares to speak next Tuesday. Legislators anticipate committees and a set of recommendations in the 61st Texas Legislature, with Apollo 8 astronauts invited to address the body.
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Texas
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Open Discussion Framing Sex Education at Whiteface High
Whiteface High School leads a frank open sex education program run by instructor Charlie Booz. Students set the content via questions and a drop box, with emphasis on communication and vocabulary. Audio visuals supplement instruction and guest speakers appear occasionally.
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Karen Wright
Avalanche Journal
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Charlie Booz
Whiteface High School
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Teenagers Take Plane Joyride Over Erie Skies
Two youths aged 16 and 13 from Erie Pennsylvania commandeered a light airplane owned by the father of one boy. They piloted the craft for nearly two hours before landing safely without serious injury though the episode marked their first flight. Authorities investigated the unauthorized flight and questioned the youths and owner.
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Nixon to Train Guns On Inflation Targets
Treasury Secretary Kennedy and President Nixon pledged decisive action to fight inflation without abrupt measures that could raise unemployment. Budget Chief Mayo noted possible reductions to ease the 10 percent surtax, but Kennedy doubted substantial cuts. The administration would use budget control, surtax policy, and monetary policy to curb inflation while avoiding economic disruption.
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David M. Kennedy
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Robert P. Mayo
Congress
Johnson
Treasury
Nixon snubs Stans during swearing in ceremony lapse
Report notes President Nixon forgot to acknowledge Maurice Stans at the swearing in, causing a brief moment of silence as he and Mrs. Nixon continued the ceremony. The incident was captured by Wirephoto.
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Med School Start Hopes Rise After Attorney General Ruling
The Texas attorney general ruled that Texas Tech may begin planning a medical school without explicit legislative approval, though the Legislature must still authorize the funding. Tech officials welcomed the decision as speeding up planning while noting final approval rests with appropriations. Lawmakers said the ruling could allow one step toward launching the program, pending money.
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Preston Smith
John Connally
Texas Tech Medical School
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Austin
Delvin Jones
Texas College) Coordinating Board
Satellite OSO 5 launches to study solar flares from Cape Kennedy
A solar observation satellite named OSO 5 lifted off from Cape Kennedy at 11 48 a m EST to study solar flares during peak activity. The 641 pound payload aboard a Delta rocket enters an orbit about 350 miles above Earth with eight experiments planned to begin Thursday.
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Associated Press
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Orbiting Solar Observatory 5
Space Agency
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OSO
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
State Approves Indiana Avenue Extension in Lubbock
The Texas Highway Commission grants conditional financing for a $2.4 million Indiana Avenue extension across the Texas Tech campus connecting 19th Street and Farm to Market 2255. Land donation offers from Tech, right-of-way clearance, and a four to six lane design are in place pending final approval and project planning minimal at this stage.
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4Th Street
Tech
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Soldiers Dig Up Hidden Supplies in Saigon Sweep
U S infantrymen unearthed 33 tons of hidden munitions and 10 tons of food for Communist guerrillas threatening Saigon. In 25 days allies turned up over 140 tons of munitions and 500 tons of food and rice as sweeps around Saigon continue.
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