Johnson Ends Latin American Tour With Peaceful Wishful Outlook
President Johnson closed a swing through Central America and the Caribbean with hopes of a new dawn of cooperation and progress for Nicaragua Costa Rica Honduras and Guatemala. He drew large crowds at airports and spoke of prosperity for all the people amid varied weather and security contrasts. See JOHNSON Page 8.
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Johnson Likely to Meet Thieu in Pacific Hawaii
President Johnson is expected to meet South Vietnamese President Thieu within weeks, likely at Hawaii, to discuss Paris talks and conduct of the war amid threats of a new Communist offensive. Thieu said he requested the conference to avoid delays in key peace and defense discussions.
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Woman shoots doctor at hospital then gives birth
Police report a Toronto woman who refused to believe she was pregnant shot St Michael's Hospital intern Dr. Anthony Tripodi three times before, four hours later, delivering a seven pound baby. Nurse Karen Bulkoski screamed for help as Dr. Schonblum overpowered the shooter. A warrant for attempted murder awaits.
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St. Mary of the Plains Hospital Breaks Ground in City
Groundbreaking ceremony marks a four million dollar hospital project by St. Mary of the Plains. City officials and medical leaders attend as construction plans move forward.
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Prayer Message From Mrs. Jesse J. Rason
A devotional note thanks God for the Bible and prays for steadfast study and faithful living as disciples. Mrs. Jesse J. Rason signs the message.
Plane Crash in Phoenix Kills Two Roswell Men
A private plane attempting a landing after a jet airliner crash landed on a Phoenix street. It struck a bus carrying 21 people, narrowly missing the vehicle. The two Roswell men aboard, Paul K. Beck and pilot Jim Stephens, were killed.
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Britain Wins International Help to Back Pound
Britain wins backing from twelve nations for a standby credit up to 2 billion dollars over ten years to support the pound during transition and curb devaluation fears. The plan, organized at Basel by the Bank for International Settlements, boosts the pound after a period of volatility tied to France’s troubles and global oil markets.
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Fluvanna Man Joins Select Indian Circle
Fluvanna resident Lester Mundy the only white man invited to an all Indian pow wow discusses dance styles, authentic costumes, and his decade long study of Oklahoma Warrior attire. Mundy, who plans further research on squaws, has collected trade beads and shells for his elaborate regalia and records tribal rhythms. See PALEFACE Page 8.
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Master Key ceremonials mark CRMWA take over at Lake Meredith
Borger based Canadian River Municipal Water Authority assumed control of the Lake Meredith water system in formal ceremonies. Leon Hill of the U S Bureau of Reclamation handed a symbolic master key to CRMWA president George Finger while plaques were given to Hill project engineer Spike Crane and Interior solicitor Fred Gray. The authority began managing the project July 1 and manager John C Williams noted a June water gain of 1000 acre feet despite Pampa and Plainview not yet taking water. Directors toured the lake by boat with Lubbock representatives present. The $84.6 million project will be repaid over 50 years from water sales to member cities and the National Parks Service will continue to regulate lake recreation.
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Moderate quake hits Samarkand and two other cities
A moderate-strength earthquake struck Samarkand and two other major Central Asian cities Monday evening, Tass reported, with no loss of life or property damage.
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Central Texas Deluges Spark Wide Storms and Damage
Flooding drenched portions of Central Texas with up to four inches of rain in a night. Reports from Lubbock to Tulia note high winds, hail, and localized damage including a large window shattered in Tulia. Downpours caused flash flooding in Salado and Rockdale with several inches soaking the area. Sightings of funnel clouds were reported near Hale Center as storms moved southeast.
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Marines Repulse North Vietnamese Attacks Near Khe Sanh
Report from Saigon says Marine forces beat back two-day North Vietnamese thrusts near Khe Sanh and Kilo area. Casualties include dead and 68 wounded among Marines. U S commanders say 290 enemy soldiers killed since last Friday. Reports also note shelling near Saigon and Viet Cong mortar fire injuring American and South Vietnamese troops.
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Texas Up 3.8 Per Cent Cotton Planting Hike
The Department of Agriculture estimated Texas farmers will plant 4,505,000 acres of cotton this year, up 158 percent from 1967. Nationwide plantings total 11,051,066 acres, about 17 percent above last year, with the 1967 crop the lowest in 100 years.
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Weather Map Page for Lubbock Area
Partly cloudy conditions with no major changes in temperature. High near 90 and low around the middle 70s. Southerly winds 10 to 20 mph, except in areas near thunderstorms tonight.
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