Laos Student Leader Demands U S War Reparations
A Lao student leader at a news conference demanded U S war reparations and the takeover of U S Embassy facilities or Laos would sever diplomatic ties. Khamsay claimed wide Lao support while warning against continued American aid networks and alleged plots to replace leaders.
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Laos
U.S
Vientiane
Moray
United States
Khamsay
Pathet Lao
Mekong
Thailand
Vixay Simaksati
ASD
Soviet Trade Row Clouds Moscow Visit By U S Senators
In Moscow, U S senators Humphrey and Javits pressed the Kremlin on freer Soviet emigration tied to trade. They reported no shift in Soviet stance on the trade bill, which Ford seeks to revisit, while Suslov warned against linking economics to internal Soviet affairs. The exchange marks the first full day of the delegation’s talks.
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Moscow
U.S
Kremlin
The
Sena
Tors
Hubert H. Humphrey
D.minn
Humphrey
Jacob K. Javits
R.-N.y
Javits
Ford
Congress
Henry M. Jackson
D.wash
Mikhail Suslov
Soviet Communist Party
Blood found in West Lubbock alley dumpster
DPS report found human blood on towels in a West Lubbock dumpster near Chicago Avenue and Brownfield Highway. Hair and a bloody fingerprint were also found. investigators collected the towels for testing. Residents criticized police for a lack of concern while recounting the discovery.
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Patremick
Avalanche-Journal
Department of Public Safety
Lubbock
West Lubbock
DPS
Chicago Avenue
Brownfield Highway
Ava- Lee
Prayer request for willpower and wisdom
A reader asks for strength to do right in any situation and for wisdom to discern God’s will, closing in Jesus name Amen.
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Jesus
Ann Landers and Jules Lederer divorce after 36 years
Chicago based syndicated columnist Ann Landers and her husband Jules Lederer announce they are divorcing after 36 years of marriage. Landers notes the decision is painful and asks readers not to seek details. The pair have one daughter and the column appears in 731 newspapers with millions of readers.
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Chicago
Ann Landers
The
Pen
Jules Lederer
Jules
Publishers Hall Syndicate
Field Enterprises Inc. of
Lederer
Gallup
Weather Map Page 9 A Lubbock Region Forecast
Clear to partly cloudy with a high in the upper 80s today and Wednesday. Low tonight in the middle 60s. Winds southwest at 10 to 20 mph.
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Lubbock
Train Mishap Kills One and Injures Two Near Slaton
A freight train collision at a marked crossing three miles south of Slaton on U S 84 killed Gary Don Obar 21 of Troup and left two pickup occupants from Post in critical condition. The crash destroyed a pickup and an empty cattle truck trailer as 10 cars derailed. gasoline spilled in the southbound lanes.
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Slaton
Gary Don Obar
Troup
St. Mary's Hospital
Methodist Hospital
Joe Don Buckner
U.S. 84
Lubbock
Homer W
Hazel. Burton
Post
Methodist ‘Hospital
Joey Sherman
Department of Public Safety
DPS
Santa Fe
Santa Fe General Claims
Clarence Merritt
FBI hunts 16 suspects after Pine Ridge shootings
FBI agents intensified the search on Pine Ridge Reservation for 16 suspects in the killings of agents Ronald Williams and Jack Coler. The manhunt involved 150-plus agents, ground and air crews, and house inquiries as residents sign petitions urging the agents to leave.
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Pine Ridge
S.D
FBI
Pine Ridge Indian Reservation
Ronald Williams
Jack Coler
Joseph Bedell Stuntz
Lapwai
Coeur D'Lene
Idaho
Mmanhunt
Taxpayer Seeks Clarity on Revenue and Spending
A citizen expresses anxiety over tax money sources and destinations, seeking clear information on where funds come from and how they are allocated.
Forecast Sets Upper 80s Across Plains With Spattering Storms
The forecast calls for upper 80s in the plains with sporadic thunderstorms that drifted through the Panhandle and South Plains over the weekend and again Monday. Lubbock reached 88 degrees as moist air advects north with little rainfall expected due to a weak trigger. Coastal and deep south Texas saw hail heavy rain and a tornado in Houston and Harlingen while forecasters noted no precipitation today for the region.
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Panhandle
South Plains
Lubbock
National Weather Service
NWS
Texas
Houston
Harlingen
Vandals Kill Children’s Zoo Animals
In Burnet Park Zoo the vandal assault left 29 small animals dead in the children's section. Director Jack Gray reported 19 guinea pigs 7 rabbits 2 geese a rooster and a peacock killed using improvised daggers blocks and rocks.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Children’s Zoo
Burnet Park
Zoo
Jack Gray
Gray
Gifford
Children’s. Wonderland
Six Man Cabinet Formed Six-Man Cabinet Formed
Beirut endures its worst civil violence as rockets and mortars hammer districts across the city. Casualties approach 200 dead and 600 wounded after seven days of fighting between rival militias amid fires and blocked emergency services.
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Ad News
Beirut
Lebanon
Rashid Iwarami
Beirut Radio
Ashrafieh
French Divorce Law Overhauled
Paris AP reports the National Assembly completed passage of a reform bill allowing divorce by mutual consent and ending adultery as automatic grounds. The law ends forced false allegations of ill treatment or adultery and clears the bill for enactment despite Senate delay power.
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Paris
National Assembly
Senate
Area Drug Task Force Funding Approved for Lubbock
Justice Department approves a one year extension of the Lubbock area drug task force funding at 79 000 dollars led by Jerry Voyles. The unit operates under DEA supervision with city and county officers in undercover work across north and west Texas.
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Lubbock
Justice Department
U.S
George Mahon
Drug Enforcement Administration
Texas
Mahon
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Jerry Voyles
Mexico
Voyles
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W. Falls
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