Arab leaders urged to send delegations to Jordan talks
King Hussein invited Arab heads of state to send delegations to verify Jordan's quiet situation and to discuss cooperation on three Arab fronts with Israel. The letter, broadcast by Amman radio, blamed guerrillas for recent fighting and cited purging bad elements from the movement. Egypt, Syria, and Lebanon agreed to a Libyan backed summit, while Iraq rejected it and called for an Arab League emergency meeting. Rabin arrived in Tel Aviv as U S and Soviet mediated talks continued with U Thant and Sisco. The Soviet Union reaffirmed military support to Egypt in a telegram to President Sadat.
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Hussein
Jordan
Amman
Cairo
Yasir Arafat
Palestine
Israel
Libya
Iraq
Syria
Egypt
Lebanon
Kuwait
Yemen
Arab League
Tel Aviv
Yitzhak Rabin
Washing
Iest
Soviet Union
Kremlin
An‘war Sadat
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Reds demand unconditional withdrawal at Paris peace talks
North Vietnamese and Viet Cong officials at the Paris talks refused to budge from their demand for total U.S. forces withdrawal from South Vietnam. They attacked American proposals as delaying tactics while rejecting a general cease fire until U.S. forces are pulled out unconditionally.
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Paris
North Vietnam
U.S
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Hanoi
Xuan Thuy
Viet Cong
Nguyen Thi Binh
Nixon
Peking
People’s Republic of China
Duong Dinh Thao
Soviet Union
China
Nguyen Thanh le
David Bruce
Bruce
Thuy
Mrs .Binh
United States
Pham Dang Lam
Saigon
Lam
Military trainees from Lubbock area receive Navy and Army programs
Local youths and spouses are highlighted for completing training and summer camps. Pvt Jack E Bryant Jr finishes eight weeks at Ft Polk with drill and tactics. Naval Sea Cadet Orville G Aicher graduates recruit training in San Diego. Cadets William J Sanders Jr and Danny J Markham complete ROTC camps at Ft Riley as part of nationwide program. Navyman Frank L Brito deploys five months to the Middle East aboard USS McCaffery. Private Domingo R Ortega completes basic U.S. Army training.
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Jack E. Bryant Jr
Bates
Lubbock
U.S. Army Training Center
Infantry
Ft. Polk
Bunnie
Dixie Dr
Naval Sea Cadet
Orville G. Aicher
Orville G. Aicher Sr
Naval Training Center
San Diego
U.S
Hawaii
Navy
Monterey High
William J. Sanders Jr
Andrews
Army Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
Ft. Riley
Kaw
Sanders
West Texas State
United States
Danny J. Markham
Wanda Markham
Memphis
Army Rotc
Markham
Texas A and M
Army
Frank L. Brito
Janey Flores
Colgate St
Midle East
McCaffery
Destroyer Division 82
Indian Ocean
Persian Gulf
Plane makes emergency landing near Lorenzo, no injuries
A Reese Air Force Base T 41 Cessna training aircraft forced landed on a dirt road about 1 20 p m three miles southeast of Lorenzo. The two occupants a civilian instructor from Lubbock Regional Airport and student pilot Lt Douglass Walker were not hurt the cause remains under investigation
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Lorenzo
Reese Air Force Base
Here
Lubbock
Lubbock Region
Douglass Walker
Reese Air Base Airman of the Month Named
Reese Air Force Base announces Edward E. Minor Lovington Illinois native honored as airman of the month at Reese with a certificate from Lubbock City Council an honorary chamber gift package and recognition for service in Thailand and SAC North Dakota plus instrument school Illinois and flight director school South Dakota
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Reese Air Force Base
Edward E. Minor
Lovington, Ill
Lubbock
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Morning Edition Note
Fragmentary OCR blocks reveal a Lubbock based morning edition header with publishing details and postal information. The readable text indicates formatted masthead elements and delivery notes rather than substantive news content.
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Lugeooce Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock
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Mee Ortega
Ejean
Globe Shopping City
Black & White Portable
Savior
Globe
Essick Air
Brady
Diag
Cera
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