French Bomb Test Faces Opposition
British unions report success in a weeklong boycott of French goods and services. The Trades Union Congress ordered the ban affecting 10 million workers, with the ocean liner France barred from Southampton docks and passengers diverted to Le Havre to board in France. The Post Office reconciled large airfreight backlogs and cleared most parcels by Monday night.
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France
Ctioneral
Trades Union Congress
Southampton
New York
English Channel
le Havre
Nixon Praises New FBI Chief Kelley and Public Appeal
President Nixon commends FBI Chief Kelley and addresses youths about ongoing problems. He notes progress, cites a 1973 campus-violence record, and reflects on his health break in California. The Watergate era looms as Dean, Mitchell, and the Senate Watergate committee shape testimony and fallout.
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Nixon
FBI
Kelley
California
Oceanside
San Clemente
Nison
Dirksen Library
Peking
Kansas City
Washington
White House
John. W. Dean
Senate
Watergate Committee
John N Machell
Mitchell
Democratic Party
LCC Plans 35th Annual Music Camp This Summer
Lubbock Christian College announces the 35th annual music camp July 15 to 27 for ages 8 to 18. The program covers chorus, band, song directing, voice, fundamentals, directing and sight singing with a Christian fellowship emphasis. Recreational activities include softball, volleyball, skating, swimming, and movies. Faculty includes Dr Waynes Hinds and multiple named instructors. registration begins Sunday from 1 pm to 4 pm in Moody Auditorium.
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Lubbock Christian College
LCC
Waynes
Sny
Hinds
Paul Epps
Eddie Chance
Doreen Hutton
James Satterwhite
Charles Cox
Everett Maxwell
Tex Stevens
Horace Coffman
Eddie Hawkins
Johnnce Brannon
Freddie Butler
Emily Ones
Dwade Reinsch
Hon’ Heus
For Moody Auditorium
Probation Revoked for Dallas Burglary Convict Bobby Washington
Judge Howard C. Davison revoked the probation of Bobby Washington 26 of Dallas for probation violations. Washington was convicted of burglary in Lubbock on June 30, 1970 and given five years probation with restitution near 2000. He moved to Dallas to save money, worked about two years, is married and has one child. The defendant was granted 10 days before formal sentencing.
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Howard C. Davison
Bobby “James Washington
Dallas
Washington
Lubbock
99Th District
Egyptology Milestone Linked to Napoleonic Era
The article notes that Egyptology emerged as a by product of Napoleonic imperialism. Napoleon's 1798 Egyptian expedition brought scholars who unveiled temples at Luxor and Karnak to the modern world and produced Description of Egypt a pioneering scholarly work for the French Academy.
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Cairo
Napoleon
Egypt
Luxor
Kanak
Burn victim in Dallas from car carburetor backfire
Leon Williams aged 57 of 2508 55th Street was listed in serious condition at Parkland Hospital Dallas after a carburetor backfire ignited gasoline covering him at about 2 19 p m Friday. He suffered second and third degree burns over about 80 percent of his body and was moved from Methodist Hospital to Dallas over the weekend.
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Leon Williams
Parkland Hospital
Dallas
Williams
Methodist Hospital
Cambodian River Convoy Hit Amid Mekong Battle
Cambodian Reds fire on a Mekong River convoy and scuttle the vessel to avoid Khmer Rouge capture. In the same region a road convoy of 500 trucks carrying rice reaches Phnom Penh after reopening Highway 5. Meanwhile in South Vietnam the Viet Cong acknowledge holding two Canadian officers missing since June 28, delaying cease fire talks.
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Vietnam
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
South Vietnam
International Commission
Methodist group trains area nurses and emergency workers in resuscitation
On Saturday about 49 nurses from the area received heart lung resuscitation training. The instructors urged a community effort to train many more, noting it will require substantial time. To learn to teach or study, call the Lubbock division of the American Heart Association at 9394.
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Lubbock
Med School Prof Quits for TWU Post
Dr. Carolyn K. Rozier resigns from Texas Tech University School of Medicine anatomy department to join Woman's University in Denton as director of the School of Physical Therapy at TWU. Appointment effective Thursday. Rozier previously served on TTU medical faculty since 1972 and held multiple therapy and education roles.
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Carolyn K. Rozier
Texas Tech University School of Medicine
Woman's Universty
Denton
Rozier
TWU
John A. Guinn
Wormer
General Leonard Wood Army Hospital
Fort Leonard
St. Anthony Hospital
Oklahoma City
Okla
University of Missouri
University of Oklahoma
Civil Aeronautical Institute
American Physics Therapy Association
School of Physical Therapy
The
Institute of Health Sciences
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Terry County
Dave Cushman
Brownfield
Bownfield Chamber of Commerce
Bostin Post
Boston Record American News
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Avalaiches Journal
Phate
Tudy
Woids
Mekong River
Jan Patten
Fletcher Thomson
Methodist
Lane Lubbock
Texas
F.D.I.C
New York-Newark
LaGuardia
Newark
Gatoni
Fort Worth
Dallas-Fort Worth
Braniff
Kennedy
Branif International
U. S. Mainland
Pucci
Braniff Place
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