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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1969
Page
3
Testimony identified two immigrants from Yemen, a 43 year old man and a 19 year old, with a person named Abdul mentioned. The details are fragmentary and appear in a courtroom context.
A fragmented note hints at horns and nob, mixed with cryptic lines about penne and Fern. Ambiguity and garbled wording leave readers guessing the intended subject and era.
Sen Fulbright says terms of a still secret SEATO related agreement may be clarified. Stennis and others discuss readiness to aid Thailand and Vietnam. Press notes U S forces in Thailand and a 1967 pact under SEATO guide responses amid questions over the accord interpretation.
Two defendants pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and received probationary terms. Michael Lee Horn, 19, was given a 15 day probation and fined 150 dollars, while Jack Jackson Merritt, 48, was given a three day probation and fined 150 dollars. Judge Edwin H. Boedeker pending assessment of penalties in County Court at Law No. 1. Theodore Zavala, 23, of Band Place, faced related charges.
The Senate debated the Safeguard ABM program while Saxton Stennis warned a defeat would hinder Nixon’s arms talks. Senators Gore Symington Cooper Hart urged broad debate, with an amendment to bar deployment funds and limit the program to research.
A fragment notes Texas Tech conducting a three day recruiting visit at a campus location seeking junior and senior college students for interviews. The snippet mentions a Premier Gandhi reference and hints at a recruiting effort at Tesh.
AFL-CIO official Bert Seidman supports a bill to add 13 extra weeks of unemployment pay in severe downturns. Labor Secretary George P. Shultz notes the White House stance, while states like Connecticut vary in dependents' payments and benefit durations from 12 to 39 weeks.
US astronaut Frank Borman toured the Soviet Union from the Crimea to Siberia meeting scientists in Novosibirsk Yalta Moscow and Leningrad. He spoke of a friendship mission to foster scientific exchange and hoped for broader future visits and collaboration.
Charles Tinker learned he owes the government 2600 dollars after being drafted in 1965 and briefly held but never serving. The Army kept sending a monthly allotment to his mother and contributed to savings bonds in his name, while he was discharged and not paid.
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