Teens Rally to Restore Order in Wisconsin Riot
Teen-agers troops seized a riotous mob in Wisconsin as National Guard units moved in to restore calm after a night of destruction in Lake Geneva and neighboring towns. Guards distributed prisoners to armories, and law enforcement reported widespread vandalism and arrests during the disturbance.
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Weatherby Family Ties Highlight Naval Candidate School
Mrs. Thomas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Weatherby of 2001 Slide Road, attends solemn ceremonies with relatives in area towns as her husband heads to Navy officer candidate school. Photo by Pauline Warner.
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Soviet and French leaders press for U.S. pullout from Vietnam
Premier Kosygin and Prime Minister Pompidou urged immediate U.S. withdrawal from South Vietnam and unconditional end to bombing in the North. They called for joint Soviet French efforts to settle the Middle East conflict and to reduce tensions sparked by Israel's actions.
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Texas tops nation in Fourth of July traffic deaths
The Avalon wire report says Texas led with 83 deaths by late Monday amid rising drownings and homicides during the holiday. National totals approached 719 with 494 traffic fatalities and 127 drownings as officials forecast a final count near 750, well above prior records.
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Reclamation Plan Studied for Looted Lands by Udall
Interior Secretary Udall presented a Johnson administration proposal to restore beauty and utility to land harmed by strip and surface mining. The program could cost about 757 million dollars over 10 to 20 years, aiming to repair some 3 million acres and clean numerous streams.
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Daily Prayer Note Encourages Peace and Reflection
A reader shares a prayer describing God as guardian of life and creator of the universe. The note invites others to submit favorite prayers for future installments in a spirit of peace and reflection.
Frankincense and Myrrh Prices Jump on War Tensions
Reports from New York indicate war related tensions have driven higher prices for frankincense and myrrh. Myrrh rose from 65 cents per pound to 75? and frankincense climbed from 4 to 21 cents per pound, according to market notes amid ongoing regional conflicts.
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How U S flag design varied before 1912
An article notes flag color and design variations before 1912, discussing Taft era directives and debates over red white and blue shades, stripe orientation, star field placement, and the evolving concept of a standard national flag.
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Tornadoes Hit Perryton Mobeetie Ripping Towns in Panhandle
Severe storms and more than a dozen tornadoes lashed the northern Panhandle. Perryton and Mobeetie suffered extensive damage including a bank and church, with thousands in losses and many structures damaged. No deaths reported by late night.
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Israel and Egypt Exchange Ceasefire Violations Across Suez Canal
Amid UN General Assembly voting on Middle East resolutions, Israel accuses Egypt of firing on Israeli positions across the Suez Canal for a third day. Cairo says Israel shelled an Egyptian outpost as both sides trade accusations while pledges toward peace remain uncertain.
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U N Debates Stalled as Clashing Plans Face Veto Risk
The United States and Soviet Union clashed over rival Middle East resolutions as U N sponsors sought a compromise to end the emergency session. Latin American and non aligned groups pressed for Israel to withdraw troops from Egypt Jordan and Syria while Arabs dropped belligerency. Talks continued after an overnight adjournment as diplomats planned a possible vote today.
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Weather Map Page 15 A Lubbock Vicinity Forecast
Partly cloudy with little temperature change today and tonight. Widely scattered thunderstorms likely mainly late this afternoon and tonight. High near 90 and low around mid 60s. Light mostly southerly winds.
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