Hoover Report Accuses Black Panthers of Violence
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover describes the Black Panthers as the most dangerous extremist group and says the Weather Underground guides violence among militants. He notes foreign influence linking Panthers to Al Fatah and cites funds and campus outreach fueling propaganda and unrest.
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Choir Enrollment Deadline Nears in Lubbock Park Program
The Youth Choir seeks elementary children for free enrollment by the Lubbock Park and Recreation Department with a Friday deadline. Sessions run 2 to 4 pm and 5 to 7 pm on Tuesdays and 5 to 7 pm on Thursdays. For details call Mrs. Georgia Booker at 762-6411 or visit the Garden and Arts Center at 4215 University Ave.
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Claude Louis Gabriel C and Historic Telephony Query
Claude Louis Gabriel C 1697 1775 noted as Metz attorney and early courtroom orator. The text asks which state has the most annual telephone calls per capita, claiming Alaska 630, Hawaii 530, and a national average of 426. It also notes the Rice-Cherry House in Houston built 1850 moved three times, and in 1897 sold for 25 for the front door.
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Local couples welcome babies in Lubbock area
A series of birth notices across Lubbock hospitals records newborns to parents including Wadlow Wilcox Martinez Rodriguez Casias Stilwell Milligan Sanchez Donaldson Ferguson Newton Garza Smith Lee Womack Scott Cullpepper. Fathers hold occupations from construction to farming as mothers provide hospital arrivals from Methodist to West Texas Hospital.
Birth of Baby Boy at Method'st Hospital
Mr and Mrs Bobby Stee of 2208 77th welcomed a baby boy at 10 38 am on Saturday at Method'st Hospital. The father is a Texas Tech University student.
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Sakura Maru to visit 12 Southeast Asian ports with exhibits
The 12 611 ton Sakura Maru will call at 12 Southeast Asian and Pacific ports with industrial exhibits from Oct 6 to Jan 23, announced by the Japan Industrial Floating Fair Association.
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House Debates Secrecy and Reorganization Bill Votes
Washington AP report notes House aims to keep votes secret on amendments and move toward a public teller vote reform. Debate centers on recording roll calls for amendments and broadcasting committee meetings while expanding staff support and page eligibility.
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White House area limits proposed for demonstrations
Interior officials propose new rules for demonstrations near the White House setting informal caps of 100 on the sidewalk by the White House and 500 in Lafayette Square, with unlimited size allowed on the Ellipse. The plan aims to balance security and free speech, with 30 days for public comment.
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