One Dies In Irish Bus Fire Amid Ulster Unrest
A Belfast passenger woman, Dorothy Lynn, 47, died from burns after rioters set a bus afire and forced passengers to flee. In Strabane a Northern Bank branch was wrecked by masked assailants, while in Londonderry clashes left a man wounded. Dublin tightened security after a bomb threat targeting Justice Minister Patrick Cooney.
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Belfast
Bottibers
Strabane
Irish Republic
Dorothy Lynn
Lyn
Northern Ireland
Northern Bank
Londonderry
Holt
Sid
Dublin
Polie Selves
Patrick Cooney
Cooney
Offaly
Dullamore
Bahamas Gains Independence With Pindling Flag Raising
Nassau marked independence as Lynden Pindling and Prince Charles oversaw ceremonies for a nation of 185000 on 30 islands. The Union Jack was lowered, a black blue and gold flag raised, and God Save the Queen played as celebrations spread across Nassau and other settlements. Interior Secretary Morton led U S officials among about 300 foreign dignitaries attending the night event.
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Nassau
Bahamas
Lynden
Pindling
Britain
Prince Charles
United States
Cuba
Clifford Park
Bahamaland
New World
Christopher Columbus
Pinchius
Ountry
Pinding
Progressive Liberal Party
Bahamian Islands
Rogers C.B. Morton
Rogers Visits Czechoslovak Leaders in Prague
Secretary of State William P. Rogers, meeting party chief Gustav Husak in Prague, expressed happiness at improving relations between the United States and Czechoslovakia. The visit marks a warming of ties with the Czechoslovak Communist regime.
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Prague
Gustav Husak
Washington
Husak
Rogers
William P. Rogers
U.S
Czechoslovakia
Chnowpek
Chnoupek
United States
Television Schedule Log Reflects Mixed Daytime and Evening Programs
The log lists 6:30 Farm News and a packed slate including Farm Show CBS News Today Dinah's Place and many game shows and soaps. It notes film and theater entries such as Django 1957 and Lt Schuster's Wife with multiple network listings and a lengthy television programming sequence spanning morning to late night.
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CBS News
Captain Kangaroo
Dinah
Hal Holbrook
Stephen Mallory
Jack LaLanne
Jett Chandler
Joanne Dru
Julie London
Georgia
NBC News
Bernie Howell
Guiding Light
NNEL
Monamans
Esis
du Tin
Masta
Dai’ Colne i
Ste
Rattle
Ridernas
Lave Ans
Sit Leusal Sentury
Andy Mien
Latanne Maverick
Sas
Laat
Watters Vale
Bendy Buncan
Dr. Kance
NBC
Tsing
Myren
M. Welby
Peron
Tate
Quannel
Ratan Kda
Amaiillo
Tite Hospital
Ranaarn
Green Acres
Uiligun
Gomer
Pyle
Gansolk
Mursters
Anein Fave
Brady
Raneh
Maude
Son Seco
CBS
Reve Webby
Dollar rises in Europe as pressure aids dollar rally
The dollar strengthened after Basel talks and reports of potential intervention by state banks. Traders cited European pressure and possible Fed action, with the pound and franc movements showing sharp changes across London Paris and Frankfurt markets.
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Washington
London
Europe
Tokyo
Federal Reserve System
U.S. Treasury
United States
Bankjens
Basel
Switzerland
Bank For International Settlements
Janine St
Lonase. Aoc
Compans
Pound
Frankfurt
Moncord
Monada Ay
Paris
New York
Pfennigs
Zurich
LCC Registration Nears 200 Mark for Summer Session
Lub bock Christian College neared 200 registrations for the second summer session as classes were set to begin. Late enrollment continued through Wednesday per a registrar spokesman. Classes run to Aug 13 with finals Aug 14 and 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock Christian College
LCC
Texas Tech University
Tech
Area Television Log RosA Channel July Schedule Fragments
Fragmented TV log notes partial entries for July including channel names and show references. The readable items reference a storm segment, a film title, and various time placeholders without clear program details or dates.
Snowstorm Delays Inauguration Streets Cleared By 1909 Labor
A damaged clipping notes radio network stations and a century ago 1909 Taft sworn in as president while 6 000 workers labored 12 hours to clear snow. Soldiers and laborers toiled overnight to clean streets after a snowstorm on the eve of Kennedy inauguration.
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William Howard ‘Taft
United States
Kennedy
Assault Charge Stems From Local Shooting
A Lubbock man, Robert Humphrey, was charged with assault with intent to murder after a shooting near KE 4th Street and Quirt Avenue on Saturday night. Carlos Luera received treatment for a neck gunshot wound at Methodist Hospital and was released.
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Lubbock
4Th Street
Quirt Avenue
Robert Humphrey
1723 5
Amherst St
Carlos Luera
Luera
Methodist Hospital
Senate approves automatic pay raises for Congress
The Senate passed a bill to raise salaries for senators and House members without votes. If Nixon agrees, the pay would rise to 55 thousand dollars later this year, with similar boosts for federal judges and top executive officials. A separate local theft trial and a 1967 mechanism for automatic pay changes are noted in the report.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Nixon
House
Emmett Earl
Jefferson
Legisla
Montgol
Mery Motors
Lubbock
Plainview
Uch
Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Russians greet cosmonauts at Houston space center
Soviet cosmonauts and engineers arrive for three weeks of classroom sessions at the Space Center Houston to prep for the Apollo-Soyuz test project set for July 15, 1975. Aleksei Leonov leads the team with six veterans, and General Thomas Stafford will command the US craft.
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Stafford
Leonov
The
Space Center
Center Museum
Leonev
Monaut Yuriy Romanenko
Romanenko
Nikolay Rukavishnikov
Anatoly Filipchenko
Konstantine Bushuev
Vladimir Dzhanibekov
Aleksander Ivan+chenikov
Boris Artemov
Mgr
Sonal
Russia
George Gonnaies
Robert James
Nelain
University Monorial
Birth announcements and family notices from University Hospital
A stream of birth notices lists mothers and fathers from various locales including West Texas Hospital Reese Air Force Base University Hospital and University Memorial. Children weigh from 4 pounds 1 ounce to 8 pounds 9 ounces with times around dawn to late evening. Fathers noted as foremen electricians cabmen contractors and factory workers.
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Montegay
Coop
Brownfield
Meish
West Texas Hospital
Statter
Natural “Gag Co
Geith Alan. Albee
St. Abartiaeat
Eese Air Force Bane Hospital
A& AL
Reese
Tacky Short
kPa Priday
University’ Hospital
Wes Dean Cabinet Shop
Satul Monter
Bloh
University “Hospital
Ty Pioneer Naturalise Co
Fernando Valiea
Averland
University
Hye Father Ie
Wille J. Welder
Ika Welder
Johnson
Manueluver
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Belgrade
Pal
KCBO
KLBK
KSEL
Asc
Doctors
General Hospital
Peyton Place
Somerset
Phyllis Diller
Sydney Chaplin
Admiral Foghorn
Electric Co
Secret Sound
Skip Hinnant
Victor Borge
Jim Lange
Arte Johnson
Bonanza
Ruth Ann Collins
Perry Mason
Alma Gerlaynt
Mary Tyler Moore
Mary
Phyllis
Rhoda
American Vision
James Olton
William Shatner
Richard Castellano
David Canary
Walter
Risi
Tracy Reed
Noland
Hawaii Five-O
Monte Markham
ABC
Lt. Schuster
Lee Grant
Jack Warden
Don Galloway
Paul Burke
Versailles
Peter Graves
Tina Louise
U.S. Justice Department
Clu Gulager
Alan Marks
Pia
Hollywood
Don Rickles
Don Adams
Marcus Welby
Gene Kelly
Frank Si Garrett
Ann M
Dick Cavett
Nicol Williamson
Uncle Vanya
Hradcori Palace
Cernin Palace
Bohuslav Chnoupek
Dollar
Ialmont
Area Television Log
KGNC
Tayeuly
Ax Tintas
Jean
Cate
SCLC
Ralph David Abernathy
Atlanta, Ga
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Martin Luther King
Mex Gonzalola
Hospica
Coreat Restaurant
Leonardo Cosellano
Grady ‘Ha Mo
Edward No Alvarado, Jr
Dhe Ales Tsu
Stan
Jimmy Parrett Duncan
Areata Om Ret
Daar
St Marys Hospital
Joe Jessie Quintana
Tos
Ty Yale
Lobbock
Taxes Eat Packing Co
Keone
Jon
Welanne
Saatetree
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