Soviets Urge Allies to Boost Aid for Arab Economies
In Vienna the Soviet Union pressed East European allies to increase their contributions to aid programs for war-battered Arab economies. The July 11-12 summit in Hungary featured Kosygin and Brezhnev pushing a bigger Soviet role, with mixed views on how smaller Communist states could bear the extra burden. Meanwhile in Lagos a 1522 ton Italian freighter Isonzo ferries evacuees from Biafra as Nigerian troops move toward Enugu.
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Soviet Union
Moscow
Hungary
Lagos
Nigeria
Isonzo
Laos
Biafra
Enugu
U.S
Port Harcourt
Romania
Israel
Alexei N. Kosygin
Leonid J. Brezhnev
Space Uses Under Study At UN Subcommittee
The UN subcommittee on outer space approved provisionally an agreement to aid and return astronauts landing abroad and to cover damages from space launches. The draft, years in the making, now goes to the full committee for approval and then to the General Assembly in September. Local: Havana announces free telephone calls starting July 26 as Cuba marks Fidel Castro’s revolution. tax exemptions benefit agricultural and fishing workers.
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UPI
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Soviet Union
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Outer Space
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Rebels Pursued in Congo After Mercenary Uprising
The Congo army chased about 180 white mercenaries in 37 stolen trucks moving north from Kisangani toward Punia after an uprising that began July 5. U S Air Force C130s evacuated hostages while the Red Cross said all willing to leave had been evacuated. Casualty totals remained unclear as government officials reported order but details were scarce.
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Congo
Kisangani
Punia
Stanleyville
U.S
Internatioal Red Cross
K Kinshasa
Katanga
Left wing faction seizes Chilean Christian Democrats
In Santiago the extreme left of Chile's Christian Democratic Party won control at a convention, capturing the party presidency and national council. Led by Sen. Rafael Gumucio, the group challenges President Frei's moderate leftist program, while Frei vows to govern for all Chileans.
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Chile
Christian Democrats
Eduardo Frei
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All
Chi
Reds demand Liu ouster and Maoist power struggle in China
AP report from Tokyo notes protests at Chung Nan Hai gate in Beijing demanding Liu Shao chi ousted as president while Maoist forces appear to curb his duties. Chen Yi attacked by Maoists, defended by Chou Enlai amid ongoing party power struggle. Also cites 1906 San Francisco earthquake deaths.
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Tokyo
Liu Shao-chi
Peking
Asahi
People's Daily
Liu
Mao Tse-tung
Red China
Mao
National People’s Congress
Chou En-lai
Chung Nan Hai
Chen
Chou
Johnson maps long range strategy for 1968 race
President Johnson plans to confront Vietnam war costs with new taxes and spending cuts while courting older voters with Social Security boosts. AFL CIO poll shows strong union support for Johnson. Romney edges Johnson among under 30, but overall union members back the President amid worries over living costs and jobs.
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Vietnam
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Hanoi
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George Romney
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California
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New York
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al Barkan
U S Urges Impartial Prisoner Inspections in Vietnam
The White House expressed grave concern over Americans held by the Viet Cong and North Vietnamese. It urged the Geneva convention be followed for sick and wounded prisoners and called for independent inspections by neutral bodies, noting limited access by observers.
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U.S
Queens retire to fate as new ship looms on horizon
Cunard faces heavy losses as the 81 237 ton Queen Mary and 82 997 ton Queen Elizabeth retire this fall with the Q4 replacing them as a 2025 ton classless liner. Offers from several nations and firms range up to 5.6 million while design promises lower fuel use and a five day Atlantic crossing with 2025 passenger capacity.
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Denmark
Britain
Export Consultants Inc
Atlanta
National Maritime Museum
Atlantic
Suspect Nabbed In Garden City Break-ins
Burglars targeted plumbing items jewelry and cameras across multiple addresses Sunday night and Monday Police arrested a 16 year old in a separate Hi D Ho theft and turned him over to juvenile authorities Victims included Mrs M D Blaylock Royce E Ball Davis Floral Co and Carl Prater with losses ranging from 40 to 1800 in value Authorities investigated break ins at 4620 Detroit 4304 23rd St 1511 31th St and 3702 50th St plus a pickup truck theft and a rare coin pistol and other items were reported missing
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Buffalo Lakes
Royce E. Ball
32Nd St
23Rd St
Bill Mullins
Davis Floral Co
31Th St
Carl Prater
4Th St
Traffic Mishaps Here Hurt Four People
Four persons were injured in Monday traffic incidents. Julia Mae Rogers Fowler, 56, of 003 45th St., was hospitalized at Methodist Hospital with a broken hip from a two car crash at 39th Street and College Avenue around 7 p.m. Virale S. Shafer, 60, admitted after a second two car crash at 50th Street and College Avenue about 6:35 a.m. Tim Ridpath, 14, of 2305 18th St., treated and released after a car motorcycle crash at U.S. 87 and E. Kent Avenue about 5 p.m. Ralph Bumpass, 53, of 3412 41st St., injured in a one car mishap in the 2000 block of Avenue U about 9:30 a.m.
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45Th St
Methodist Hospital
39Th Street
Cottlege Avenue
Virale S. Shafer
50Th Street
College Avenue
Tim Ridpath
18Th St
U.S. 87
E. Kent Avenue
Ralph Bumpass
41St St
Avenue U
Morning Edition notice from Lubbock Avalancha Journal
The Lubbock newspaper announces its morning edition published from 8th and Avenue J in Lubbock Texas with the 76408 postmark and internal code P03-4343.
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Loasock
Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock
Avalancha- Journal
8Th and
Avenue J
Texas
Music Camp Draws 500+ West Texas Students to Tech
More than five hundred West Texas high school and junior high students gathered at Texas Tech for the Summer Youth Music Camp. Joel Leach directs two weeks of band choir and orchestra with theory, appreciation, conducting, private study, ensembles, drum majoring and twirling. Visiting instructors Fred Ebbs Michael Charry and Charles Schaefer lead sections and the final concert is July 28 in Tech Union Ballroom.
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Texas Tech
Joel Leach
University of Iowa
Fred Ebbs
Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
Michael Charry
Charles Schaefer
Emporia
Kan.) State College
Tech Union Ballroom
Auto Thieves Beat and Rob Driver Near Farm Road
A Lubbock man, Joe Apodaca, 32, was beaten by three men described as Latin American and robbed of $10 before they took his car, a 1955 white and green Cadillac, around 6:30 p.m. near Farm Road 835 on Boles Road. He walked about 1.42 miles to a farm house south of Canyon Gin to report to the sheriff, and he was treated at Methodist Hospital for a swollen eye and bruises.
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Ave. O
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James Howard
Apodaca
Canyon Gin
Sheriff's Office
Neely
Methodist Hospital
Liber‘ty Gin Road
Robert Vargas
Rt. 4
Max Vargas
Alfred Perez
Carisle
Carlisle
Jan Glenn Crowned Miss Lubbock and Prepares for Fort Worth
Jan Glenn won Miss Lubbock title in February and shared a public talent routine with about 75 Jaycees at KoKa Palace. Mayor Rogers presented a city resolution and a plaque naming her Lubbock’s ambassador as she heads to the Miss Texas pageant in Fort Worth. A red carpet send off at the airport precedes her 3:45 p.m. Sunday departure for the show.
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Fort Worth
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