Always Be An Upper Crust Duke May Rest In Grave
London reports say the Duke of Wellington may rest in peace as pressures for reform grow yet Eton and other public schools remain private preserves for Britain’s upper crust. Politicians expect little government action on the commission’s recommendations, deeming changes too costly. If the plan is rejected, Eton will continue charging about 1473 dollars yearly for tuition and board for boys from wealthy families.
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Associated Press
London
Duke of Wellington
Waterloo
Eton
Britain
Iveton
Riots Rage in Mexico City After Troop Withdrawal
Revolt erupts in downtown Mexico City as thousands attack buses near the National Palace after federal troops pulled back. Police clash with youths as arrests rise to 1,116 in a week of anti government demonstrations, labeled the worst in 20 years.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Old University
National Palace
Carlosv
Alfonso Corona del Rosas
Mexico
Union Gets Best Terms In History
The United Steelworkers Union narrowly rejected strike demands and approved a three year billion dollar contract ending a Wednesday deadline. The deal raises wages and pensions, adds bonuses and benefits, and covers top classifications with extra pay. Industry negotiators anticipated higher prices but offered no comment on the steel-price impact.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers Union
I. W. Abel
United Steelworkers
Federal funds to Lubbock schools eyed in budget revision
Federal funds for Lubbock schools may be cut as officials study a budget revision. The plan discusses impacts on area education and the potential need to adjust programs and staffing to fit reduced federal support.
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Lubbock
Prayer request from Lois Patterson in Lubbock
A message titled Today's Prayer calls on believers to trust in Jesus rather than themselves and seek divine strength to endure daily life, attributed to Lois Patterson of Lubbock.
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Jesus
Devine
Lois Patterson
Lubbock
Soviet Czech talks press on amid tough bargaining
Soviet and Czechoslovak negotiators extended a session at Cierna amid indications of hard bargaining. Gen Samuel Kodaj met the Soviet army staff and Prague regime pressure intensified as talks continued with cautions of ongoing discussions into Wednesday.
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Associated Press
Russia
Cierna
Prague
Samuel Kodaj
Prace
Streeno
Slovakia
Poland
Bratislava
Tass
CTK
Funds too Park Space Runs Short In Lubbock
Lubbock faces a shortage of developed park space with less than 1,000 acres of parks and 550 acres in Mackenzie State Park. Officials say funds are insufficient to develop large playgrounds like Astro City, though upkeep can be funded from the current budget.
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Lubbock
Mackenzie Park
Judy Hart
Joe Hart
Michael Little
John Hart
Mike Read
Avalanche-Journal
South Plains
Mackenzie State Park
University Avenue
Mackenzie
Astro City
Maxey Park
Dick Walker
Patient wakes after heart transplant at St Luke's Texas Children
Mrs. Alen H. Brunk 49 was conscious alert and doing very well Tuesday at St Luke's Texas Children's Hospital after a heart transplant Monday night.
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Houston
UPI
Alen H
Beth) Brunk
St. Luke's Texas Children's Hospital
Threat to withhold federal funds over desegregation in Odessa
The Ector County Independent School District faces possible loss of about 400000 dollars in federal funding after an Office of Civil Rights inspection found noncompliance with the Civil Rights Act of 1964. The district's superintendent says the board believes the district is in compliance. the file has been sent to Washington for review and could trigger enforcement actions.
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Odessa
Ector County Independent
Carl Flaxman
Dallas
Office of Civil Rights
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Supt
Floyd Manry
Ector County
Lubbock
Manry
Board of Trustees
HEW
Washington
Manly
Civil Rights Office
Plane Burns Near Mt Lassen Leaves Nine Missing
A KC-135 Stratotanker from Castle Air Force Base crashed near Mt Lassen, burning 10 acres and leaving nine airmen missing. Ground crews with five aerial tankers and multiple trucks battled the forest fire, while the FAA investigated whether the jet exploded in air or on impact.
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Red Bluff
Calif
Mt. Lassen
Castle Air Force Base
Federal Aviation Authority
War Critic Holds Lead In Arkansas Primary
Sen. J. W. Fulbright, a vocal Vietnam war critic, clung to a slim lead in Arkansas renomination as returns trickled in. Winthrop Rockefeller won the Republican renomination easily over Sidney C. Roberts. Early results show Fulbright at 39,792 votes with 2,746 precincts reporting tbd. Rockefeller led Rockefeller with 16,412 votes as 220 precincts reported.
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Associated Press
Lottle Rock
Ark
J. W. Fulbright
Arkansas
Winthrop — Rockefeller
Sidney C. Roberts
Lutle Rock
Fulbright
Pulaski County
Little Rock
Jim Johnson
Conway
Bobby K. Hayes
Calico
Foster Johnson
Rockefeller
Rocks Fefeller
Robferts Sra
B52s Hammer Reds In Saigon Invasion Route
Saigon reports 352 B52 bombers pounded from Saigon west toward the Cambodian border as thousands of enemy troops massed for a possible strike on the capital. Bombers launched six missions along an invasion route while allied forces pressed to trap jungle patches and rice land.
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Saigon
da Nang
Vietnam
Wood
Peor
A Shan
Hue
North Vietnam
Navy
Ike Aides Push Eisenhower Line in GOP Platform
Republican platform writers move toward no surrender in Vietnam echoing Eisenhower while Rockefeller allies push de escalation. Gov Shafer calls for a fresh policy review to avoid harming Paris talks and morale, urging a clear pro victory stance as the convention nears.
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Sterling F. Green
Miami Beach
Vietnam
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Rockefeller
Fisenhower
Republican Platform
United States
Hanoi
America
Raymond PP. Shafer
Pennsylvania
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Paris
Shafer
New York
Republican Governors Association
GOP
Lam
Eisenhower
Charles FF
Burleson Earns Spot on House Ways and Means Panel
Rep. Omar Burleson of Texas wins a seat on the House Ways and Means Committee after Democrats choose him to replace the retiring member. Burleson, 62, a lawyer and Navy veteran, is described as conservative with a long voting record opposing Medicare and Medicaid.
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Washington
APD
Omar Piurleson
House
Texas
Als
Eplong Je
Burleson
Weather report for Lubbock with scattered storms
Partly cloudy and warm in Lubbock with a chance of thunderstorms in the late afternoon and tonight. Highs near the region’s expected temperatures, winds shifting from south to northerly this afternoon, rain probability around 20 percent rising to 40 percent tonight.
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Lubbock
Soan
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