Material success unimportant claims drive campus unrest
Bruce Dearing, president of the State University of New York at Binghamton, told the President's Commission on Student Unrest that students view work and material success as less important than elders. He warned colleges must adapt to values beyond material gain to ease ongoing campus turmoil and irrelevancy protests.
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Washington
Bruce Dearing
State University of New York
Binghamton
N.Y
U.S
Dearing
Spotty Rains Tease City and Panhandle Areas
Weather across the South Plains yesterday brought spotty showers with Briscoe County towns Silverton and Quitaque reporting measurable rainfall while Lubbock area saw mostly traces. Amarillo and Dalhart recorded light precipitation with many sites dry, and a 20 percent chance of more showers lingered into the night.
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Larry Cheek
Avalanche-Journal
South Plains
Briscoe
Panhandle
Weather Bureau
Lub‘beck
U.S. Weather Bureau
West Texas Air Terminal
Briscoe County
Silverton
Quitaque
Ken Cook
Lubbock
Memphis
Floydada
Garza County
New Home
Earth
Dimmitt
Amarillo
Plainview
Abernathy
Levelland
Littlefield
Manson Motive Outlined as Race War Plan
Prosecutor Vincent Bugliosi outlined the state's theory that Charles Manson sought a racial war after killings of Sharon Tate and six others. He said Manson hated blacks and whites, believed Beatles songs spoke to him, and that the murders would trigger a black white revolution. The Tate home and other victims were referenced with blood messages.
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Los Angeles
Charles M. Manson
Sharon Tate
Vincent Buglios
Charles Manson
Manson
Beatles
Bugliosi
The
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Police file charges in Thursday break in
Police file charges against three persons connected with a Thursday break in. The item appears in Page 16 Section A. Additional sections reference political and international topics and assorted features across the edition.
Prayer text excerpt readers' devotional tone
A short devotional prayer thanking God and asking to be channels of blessing and love. It ends with a closing Amen and attributes the words to a reader.
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Jesus
Mahon Reaffirms Help for Lubbock Tornado Recovery
U S Representative George H Mahon pledged to aid Lubbock’s recovery after touring tornado damage He said he will cooperate fully with citizens and has already helped secure eight point six million dollars for rehabilitation if bond issues pass and four point seven million for Neighborhood Development Funds and other aid for victims He noted unity and determination but said much work remains and will meet agencies on Sunday See MAHON Page 8
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U.S
George H. Mahon
Lubbock
House
Mahon
Memorial Civic Center
See Mahon
Plane Buzzes Home In Angered Lover’s Night Stunt
In San Antonio, Emory Ray Howell 43 a retired Air Force major stole a single engine plane from an airfield after an argument with his girlfriend and buzzed her home eleven times threatening to crash into it before agreeing to land safely at the field. The incident ended with Howell released on bond and charged with theft over fifty dollars. Mrs Marilyn Koker 29 described the ordeal and said police persuaded him to land at the airfield. Deputy Johnson and operator Ken Welchance provided details of the radio standoff and the eventual safe landing.
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San Antonio
Emory Ray Howell
Air Force
Cident
Marilyn Koker
Ken Welchance
Practical feasible bond plan urged for tornado rehab
Councilman Denton Rigsby urged support for a 13.6 million Disaster Rehabilitation Package at an Industrial Lions Club luncheon. He touted 8.6 million in federal funds and a Memorial Civic Center area as part of the plan with lakes along Yellowhouse Canyon and a library included on the ballot.
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Kenneth May
Avalanche-Journal
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Industrial Lions Club
Embers
Rigsby
Memorial Civic Center
Yellowhouse Canyon
Civic Center
4Th
10Th Streets
Avenue K
Avenue Q
Family Rift Ends in Five Deaths in Los Angeles
In two adjacent Los Angeles houses five people die in a murder suicide. Cleve Van Matcalf, about 34, killed his wife Jonnie Metcalf and three relatives, then himself. A 13 year old girl and another niece were critically wounded. a pistol was found at the scene. Betty Evans reported threats had been made by Metcalfe against the family.
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Los Angeles
Cleve van Matcalf
Jonnie B. Metcalf
Peerline Lee Wilson
Mattie Wilson
Metcalf
Linda Walker
Mary
Valisa
Wilson
Revuet
Plane From Texas Missing Over Lake Erie With Five Aboard
Coast Guard crews searched Lake Erie for a light plane carrying five people from El Paso after it departed Detroit. Pilot Gerald W. Wilchek, 33, an El Paso insurance official, was identified along with his wife, aunt, and two children as passengers.
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Coast Guard
Lake Erie
el Paso
Tex
Detroit
Gerald W. Wilchek
Prim Dies Of Wounds In Lubbock Shooting Case
A J Prim 50 longtime Lubbock zoning administrator died at Methodist Hospital after being shot July 8. Deputies, who have pursued many leads, have yet to solve the case as a reward fund is set up by retired city workers and the Lubbock National Bank to aid information leading to arrest. His body was taken to Rix Funeral Directors with services pending.
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A.J. Prim
59Th St
Lubbock
Methodist
Lubbock County
Prim
Fund
Lubbock National Bank
Rix
City of Lubbock
Nixon in Utah pledges wheat parity as Westward swing begins
President Nixon travels to Salt Lake City meeting five Plains governors then visits Mormon Church headquarters amid holiday crowds. He vows full support for 100 percent wheat parity and receives a boisterous welcome before a 10 day working vacation at San Clemente.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Nixon
Plains States
Mem ‘Ber
White House
San Clemente
Calif
Fargo
N.D
Utah
North Dakota
Laurence J. Burton
Thomas Kleppe
Yo Sen ‘Santin ‘Burdick
Burton
David Kennedy
Wil Pat
Tricia
Church of Jena Christ of Latter-Day
Delmar ‘Larson
America the Beautiful
Salt Lake Valley
Erriday
Wheat yields rise across South Plains despite hail damage
The South Plains harvest ended with generally good yields in dryland and irrigated wheat. Deaf Smith suffered some hail loss with about 700 acres destroyed, but overall area yields remained strong. Irrigated wheat averaged 50 bushels per acre. dryland 15 to 20 in Deaf Smith, Swisher lagged slightly, Castro similar.
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Jerry Odom
Avalanche-Journal
South Plains
Deaf Smith County
Deaf Smith
Swisher
Castro
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