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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1973

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3

Legislature resumes work after Johnson memorial

The Texas Legislature begins sessions again in Austin after a week off to honor Lyndon B. Johnson who died. The House plans to open conference committee meetings, limit their powers, and consider four resolutions to form a constitutional revisions commission with a $900000 funding plan. A Senate panel will debate limiting governors to two consecutive four year terms following last November's vote.

House Texas Senate

Phone Calls Create POW Status Confusion for Wife

Beatrice Williams of Memphis said two late night phone calls from Air Force officers left her unsure if her husband Captain James Williams was listed as a prisoner of war in North Vietnam. One call said he was not on the POW list. a later call said he was. Williams, shot down last May, had been listed as missing before his status changed to prisoner of war on November 13. Capt. Sandra Conderman of Blytheville Air Force Base relayed the information and declined further comment. They have one son, James Jr., eight.

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Peace Catalyst Seen By Russia In Vietnam Pact

The Soviet government expressed optimism that the Vietnam peace agreement could ease other urgent problems worldwide. Foreign Minister Gromyko said peace in Vietnam would improve the international situation and aid settlement of outstanding issues in Asia and beyond. Marshal Grechko conveyed confidence in future Soviet North Vietnamese military cooperation.

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