White House rejects wage and price controls amid inflation drive
Washington officials state no wage or price controls will be used to curb inflation. President Nixon and top advisers prefer alternatives and oppose controls. Kennedy had floated rationing if the income surtax is not extended. Senate leaders push for tax reform before action.
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Gardner L. Bridge
Washington
White House
Senate
Nixon
Bernald L. Ziegler
Jen
Ziegler
Ser. of the Treasury
David M. Kennedy
Kennedy
Congressional
Congress
Meares
Acteon
Mike Manafield
Montane
Eutetenet
Lubbock Endures Record Heat Wave Across Plains
A fierce Texas heat wave persisted on the South Plains with temperatures near 101 and higher for six days since early June. Light thundershowers formed south of Lubbock, but no significant rainfall or relief from the heat was reported.
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Dave Anapp
Avalanchre-duurval
Texas
South Plains
Tedlers
Laibiee
Hevard
Higberet
Haid
Fear
Searth
Hite
Huba
Lubbock
Governor Ousts Chandelier in Smith Office
In Austin a chandelier fell in the office of Governor Smith during a work session. The incident occurred after Smith had left for a flight to Canada where he would lead the Texas delegation to a celebration in Edmonton Alberta.
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Austin
Peston Smith
Wisnnesday
Croket Flass
Greerm
Ami Meivel Chan Smith
Can Sia
Texas
Edemearton
Alberta
Board of Control
Changsi
BROCK CHRISTIAN COLLEGE HEAD INVITED TO SHONE WORK IN OKLAHOMA
Area notes show Brock Christian College and department head invited to share work in Oklahoma. Several sections mention voting, state affairs, and various local items amid scattered headlines and editorial notes.
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le Brock Christian College
Oklahoma
Fragmented OCR reads like a chaotic blastoff recount
Readable lines depict a perplexing scene around a blastoff with scattered names and phrases. The text mixes character names and partial quotes, creating a jagged report of events and reactions.
High ranking U S officers confer on Vietnam war status
In Saigon three top U S military leaders hold secret talks to shape responses to a lull in Communist attacks. The meetings among commands unfold amid reports of scattered clashes and mounting casualties as the war situation remains tense and fluid.
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Bert W. Okuley
Saigon
U.S
Vietnam
Dallas Officer Faces Forged Check Charge After Parole Violation
Dallas police spokesman told reporters that a 36 year old parolee named Bacon was arrested on a felony charge of passing a worthless check to fund a 12 foot runabout purchase. The incident followed a wage hike dispute and reports indicate ongoing scrutiny by Dallas County authorities in a broader bad checks case.
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Wistead
Hiruee
Hacon
Boepentice
Dallas County
Faweer
Pho Burleson
Jack Raby
Bacon
Arles
Dallas
Soviet Moon Mission Reportedly Delayed Amid Speculation
Reports claim a Soviet lunar mission dubbed Apia 2 faces a Wednesday deadline with officials noting signs of unmanned craft activity near the Moon. Some observers expect a launch or landing attempt while others doubt. Soviet sources say the plan remains on track, with experts citing a feasible return path and prior spaceflight experience.
Prayer for travelers guidance and safe return home
A short prayer asks blessing for travelers today whether near or far across highways and skies. The note asks for guidance and safe passage home.
Apollo 11 faces first night in space on target for moon landing
Apollo 11 astronauts Armstrong Aldrin and Collins finished their first space day fit as a fiddle and headed to sleep after undocking from Cape Kennedy. They reported minor issues including an apparent oxygen gauge reading and a leaky water dispenser, with mission control noting no major problems as they proceed toward the lunar surface.
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Edward K. de Long
United Press International
Neil A. Armstrong
Edwin E
Buzz” Aldrin Jr
Michael Collins
Cape Kennedy
Moon
Phito
Armstrong
Ground Control
Collins
Nixon Urges Monday Holiday for Moon Landing
President Nixon asked that Americans have a national day off Monday to honor the first footfall on the moon. He issued a proclamation calling it a National Day of Participation and urged federal workers to be excused, with states and private employers encouraged to close as well. Local officials weighed Monday schedules as city employers considered the request.
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Washington
Nixon
Lubbock
Mgr
Bull Blackwell
Port Ages
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Launch Ranks With Day Of Columbus Sailing Awe
A vivid contrast anchors the scene as four ships depart at dawn from Pai and Spain heading west. Samuel Knot Mariaon narrates Cadambus’s voyage for the Cross, while three hours after sunrise on July 6, 1968, three men of the New World depart to explore the Moons on a case for all none kind. The voyage costs $355 million and reshapes perception amid changing values and optimism.
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Pai
Spain
Columus
Samuel Knot Mariaon
Cudambus
Colusa
Weather Map Page Reports Fair Conditions and Light Winds
Weather map page from Liethoek and Viemdty shows fair skies and mild temperatures. High near 100, low tonight around 70s. South breeze light at a steady pace.
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Liethoek
Viemdty
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