Appeals Court: MU From Page One Deliberations On Convention
Delegates debated seating and rules for the Democratic convention as Miami Beach faces tense disputes and temperature issues in the hall. The Credentials Committee reported potential seating changes and disputed Illinois California Michigan and other states were cited. A 17 percent revenue share from food isles was agreed to for the city to cover costs. Meanwhile a fund raising telethon endorsed by eight presidential contenders aims to build the party war chest. Protesters from Yippies Viet Nam Veterans Against the War and others staged outside the hall alongside police maintaining order by moving boats and memorial symbols on the water.
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Nixon Invites World To U S Bicentennial Celebration
The President announced formal invitations to governments worldwide for the U S bicentennial celebration inviting all peoples to learn mutual respect and participate in the global event, signaling a diplomatic outreach on the anniversary.
Nixon addresses bicentennial urging world to visit country
President Nixon in Washington invited newsmen to witness a calm, reflective Bicentennial address urging nations to visit America and share in a celebration of a proud past. He noted immigrants shaped the nation and called for a welcoming, brighter future as U.S. officials discussedCredentials Committee decisions.
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Back to Work Day Dampens Holiday Festivities
Weather dampened holiday events as Public Safety officials reported traffic near normal for a weekday but lighter than typical for a holiday. Many people used the day for rest, while crowds and area celebrations were curtailed amid cooler conditions.
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Curse Awaiting Gods Thieves Target Temple Gods
In Singapore an incident reports five 500 year old Chinese temple gods valued at $2,500 stolen. Priest Tay Ngee, 78, Cher Temple, warns a divine curse will befall the thieves as gods of mercy are not to be treated as objects. The idols, three feet to four feet tall and weighing 400 pounds each, were imported from China, with thieves likely seeking resale.
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Fake U S A records syndicate uncovered in Pampanga
UPI reports military intelligence busted a ring producing fake Made in U S A long playing records. Agents raided a Pampanga Province house near Manila and seized scores of counterfeit stateside L P records. Weather and rain dampened Fourth of July celebrations across Snyder Muleshoe Andrews Post Slaton Hereford and other Texas towns with many events canceled or curtailed.
Benedictine Abbey Embraces Modern Comforts in Renovation
Benedictine monks at a Gloucestershire abbey enjoy central heating refurnished cells and hot and cold water after a 500000 pound facelift begun following a chapel painting sale for 230000 pounds in London. They still produce pottery and export incense.
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Four linked Paris tests, Yorty leads California primary
A pistol found near Paris is linked to several slayings in three states. Sam Yorty leads a four-person California delegation to the Democratic National Convention amid debates over possible connections. Victims include Elizabeth Perryman of Lubbock and a Mesquite couple, with linked killings investigated by authorities. Bonn reports note Germans publish periodicals in English.
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Russian Fischer Spassky Match Delayed Again
The world chess title bout between Spassky and Fischer faced more delays. Fischer arrived from New York and rested, while the Russians protested late starts and demanded a postponement. Euwe set a noon Tuesday deadline to appear, or forfeit, amid a controversy over pay and venue.
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Tech Med School Backing Sparks Final Action on Bill
Budget wrangle over a 400000 increase for the Tech Medical School as lawmakers push a $7.2 million plan. Officials say the added funds will help launch first-year medical students and support veterinary training for the West Texas cattle industry while other allocations face cuts. Senate conferees also accept tuition bond service use while street repairs for campus areas are deleted from the package.
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Tragic I-20 Crash Kills Father and Young Son Near Abilene
A fatal crash on Interstate 20 near Abilene left Woods, 49, and his five year old son Robert Jr dead at the scene. The car burst into flames but firefighters from Abilene extinguished the blaze. The incident left a mother, Maxine Woods, injured with facial and chest wounds and hospitalized at Medical Center Hospital. Authorities said the car went out of control nine miles from the site and two others were trapped inside before they were freed. Funeral arrangements are pending at Kelly Funeral Homes.
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Amherst Lions Elect Officers
Amherst Lions Club installed new officers led by Eddie Landers as president with Kip Catshall of Littlefield Lions assisting. B L Burditt became first vice president and George Butler second vice president. Cleon Johnson is secretary treasurer Ray Blesing serves as tall twister new directors Clyde Brownlow and Jon Cornelius.
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Texas Tech Summer Repertory Presents You're a Good Man Charlie Brown
Tech Performance For Two Nights shows 8:15 p.m. today and Thursday with holdover performances. Admission for students and military personnel is reduced to $1.25.
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Legislature Nears End As Session Clears Hurdles
The Texas Legislature nears adjournment as both houses accept most appropriations after late night action. Key items include funds for community services, mental health, and a 1.5 percent raise for state employees, with final votes due this week.
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