Egypt Shakes Up Soviet Ties Storms Rumble Across Area Again
In Upper Marlboro Maryland inmates at Prince George County Jail held three guards captive Tuesday night. About 100 of the 110 inmates sparked the disturbance as authorities reported fires and a large protest over slow legal processes. Bremer, linked to an assassination bid, was guarded and not involved. The incident followed similar prison unrest in Maryland and New York.
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Marvin Mandel
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Waison Committee
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Rains Top Two Inches At Lamesa Amid Storms
Moderate to heavy thunderstorms rattled the South Plains with Lamesa recording over 2 inches of rain. Despite widespread showers, damage was light. lightning caused circuit outages near Gail and Borden County, Tahoka, and Draw community area.
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Lubbock
Lamesa
Syntegar Electric
Tahoka
Gail
Borden County
Draw
Lynn County
Kissinger Missing Again amid Paris Peace Talk Doubts
Washington reports say Henry Kissinger vanished from public view after Hanoi's top negotiator invited renewed secret Vietnam talks. White House officials gave few details, noting Kissinger flew back to Washington with his children, while Deputy Secretary Warren said he moved his family to New York. The conflicting accounts leave Kissinger’s exact location unclear as Nixon aides navigate talks.
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Paris
Vietnam
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Air Force 1
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White House
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Shifting Alaska Mission Tales Featured in Lubbockite Display
A Plainview man recounts ten years serving as a missionary on Alaska s north slope in a display by Lubbockite. Also noted are airport budget talks, a UT regent drunken driving claim, Shriners parade, hijacking indictment, Fischer Spassky draw, Northern Ireland sniper, and various sections.
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Plainview
Alaska
North Slope
Wallace To Have Surgery Today
Governor George C. Wallace will undergo abdominal abscess drainage surgery at University Hospital. The procedure continues the treatment begun in Maryland and was anticipated. Wallace remains paralyzed in both legs from a May 15 assassination attempt in Laurel Maryland.
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Ala
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University Hospital
Maryland
Wallace
Laurel
Prayer for Living by the Golden Rule
A reader asks for daily life guided by love for others and placing lives in God’s hands, invoking the Golden Rule and neighborly care in a devotional tone.
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Heavenly
Bitter House to House Fight Near Quang Tri Citadel
South Vietnamese forces pressed toward the Citadel in Quang Tri City as paratroopers moved within a few hundred yards of the fortress. Heavy casualties were reported on both sides amid urban combat and near Highway 1 in the foothills.
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Associated Press
Saigon
Quang Tri
Tthe Fortress
Quang Tri City
Michael Putzel
U.S
Highway 1
Latins Overlooked by America Says Peace Corps Volunteer
Don Boucher of Lawton Oklahoma and Peace Corps veteran warns that the United States dominates Latin American nations. He describes Venezuela Chile and Honduras as overpowered by U S power and urges awareness of regional strength and potential danger. He teaches abroad with wife Bev as cited.
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Latin America
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Chile
Honduras
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Okla
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Jane Fonda Accused of Treason by Georgia Rep
Rep Fletcher Thompson called actress Jane Fonda a traitor after a Radio Hanoi quote urged U S troops to disobey orders. He urged Attorney General Kleindienst to investigate and pursue treason charges if the quote was accurate.
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Fletcher Thompson
R-Ga
Jane Fonda
Justice Department
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U.S
Vietnam
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Golden Gate Bridge Deaths Draw Suicidal Attention
The Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco has become the country’s most noted site for suicide attempts with at least 456 deaths since its opening in 1937 and many survivors. Dr. Richard Seiden notes publicity and allure as factors, citing yearly averages and a surge in recent years while predicting continued fascination with the bridge’s mystique.
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San Francisco
Golden Gate Bridge
Richard H. Seiden
University of California
Seiden
Selden
Youth Slays Man In Texas Holdup
A 17 year old youth robbed a Henderson service station and beat owner Henry L. Norton 56 to death with a baseball bat. Norton died from massive head injuries after the Tuesday assault as police sought the teen on murder charges. The youth fled with an undetermined amount of cash though Norton had about 1,000 dollars in his shirt pocket.
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Henderson
Tex
Henry L. Norton
Norton
Venue Fight Hangs Over Lubbock Teen Murder Case
Defense for Jeff Earl Carver 16 seeks a change of venue due to prejudicial local coverage ahead of a Thursday hearing in Judge Howard Davison 99th District Court. The Dunbar High student is charged as an adult with murder in the September fatal hallway shooting of classmate Willie Ray Collier 16 at Dunbar High.
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Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock
Dunbar High School
Vo A.m
Howard C. Davison
99Th District Court
Jeff Earl Carver
52Nd St
Carver
Willie Ray Collier
Davison
Sadat Orders Soviet Military Advisers Withdrawn
President Anwar Sadat announced Egypt will remove about 20 000 Soviet advisers and experts from its military posts as Cairo seeks a new stage in Egypt's ties with the Soviet Union. The move, effective July 17, aims to shift control of installations to the Egyptian armed forces and follows a policy reevaluation.
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Moscow
Middle East
Sadat
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ASU
Soviet Union
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Egypt
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Kremlin
Civic Center Area Sign Plan Urged by Committee
A civic center sign plan urges eight year compliance for existing billboards and business signs near downtown Lubbock. Accessory signs would be removed within one year. The proposal, retroactive to the area of the Memorial Civic Center project, aims to bridge lax current rules with tighter limits.
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Lubbock
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Weather Map Page Forecast For Lubbock Area
The forecast calls for possible afternoon and night thunderstorms in Lubbock and nearby areas. High temperatures near the upper 80s with a low around the mid 60s and southerly winds expected. Humidity remains high with midnight levels near 94 percent.
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Lubbock
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