Four Die In Oklahoma Tornado Three-State Area Alert
Tornadoes struck the Great Plains and Midwest killing at least four and injuring several. A tornado watch was in effect for parts of Kansas Oklahoma and Texas with warnings across the region. A woman and three children died when a twister hit near Hammon Oklahoma. a man was injured.
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Oklahoma
Hammon
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Reunion at Lockney recalls Class of 1917
Lockney High School alumni mark a 50th anniversary with 13 attendees of the World War I era class. All 45 members remain living, including 22 women and two men, with educators and school staff also attending. Loretti Wiggins spoke at the banquet amid Welcome Home signs downtown.
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Lockney
Ruth E. Ford
Laibhock
Edna Stone
la Jolla
Calif
Daisy Willard
Lebanon
Earle Whaley
Rosse
Tex
Beryl Rosser
Ropesville
Lillie Mae Daughnrey
Fort Surner
N.M
Clara, MéeMahon
San Antonio
Maude
Ockney
Lockney High School
Lockney High ‘School
Lockney High
Loretti Wiggins
Prayer and reflection on divine care and human neglect
A brief reader note presents a devotional meditation on Eternal Father’s care and love, acknowledging human negligence in recognizing divine power. The selection invites readers to share a favorite prayer and reflect on spiritual devotion.
City water plan sparks fiber blending research note
The article outlines a state program on water utility planning and fiber blending research. Officials warn of impacts on data industry and staffing, with a 1,000 person deadline for Monday submissions. Fire marshals and safety measures are mentioned as part of the broader plan.
Mayor Sparks Flag Respect Drive After Nationwide Wave
Mayor W. D. Rogers Jr. reports a flood of letters and calls in support of his flag respect campaign. He mailed more than 600 messages to top national leaders, sharing photos of a New York flag burning and the Iwo Jima flag raising to illustrate his stance. The response began after a nationwide wire service story.
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Avalanche-Journal
Ayor W. D
Rogers Jr
Rogers
VU. S
New York
Iwo Jima
Rog- Lee
Valley strike pressures Texas farm workers for wage gains
Federal involvement grows as UAW and federal officials show support for farm workers in the Lower Rio Grande Valley seeking contracts and a 1.25 dollar minimum wage. Gov Connally met with protesters, while Walter Reuther urged Senate action to curb alleged police harassment and brutality tied to picketing at a struck farm.
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Gary Garrison Aredo
United Auto Workers
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
John Connally
Connally
Banks
Detroit
Walter P. Reuther
U.S. Senate
Rio Grande ‘Valley
Reuther
Harris Williams
D-Nj
Subcommittee On
Migratory Labor
Struck Farm Corporation
See Valley
Gulf Storm Threat Eyed Near Swan Island
A tropical low in the Gulf of Honduras northwest of Swan Island, about 750 miles southwest of Miami, prompted Weather Bureau monitoring as the first Atlantic disturbance of the season. Forecasters said rapid strengthening is not expected and a reconnaissance plane would check the area today.
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Gulf of Honduras
Swan Island
Weather Bureau
End of Six Day War Leaves Israel in Control of Region
Reports say hostilities largely ceased after the cease fire deadline with Israel in control of the land between the Suez Canal and the eastern shore of the Galilee. U.N. observers noted continued minor fighting and disputed cease-fire compliance.
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Say
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Nasser
Gamet Abdel Nasser
Cairo
Caf Egypt
Kremlin
Spencer Tracy Dies After Heart Attack at 67
Actor Spencer Tracy, a two time Oscar winner and leading man from 1930s to 1960s, died at 6 a.m. in his West Hollywood home. He suffered a massive heart attack while his housekeeper summoned the family physician. Tracy had been ill with heart and lung problems since 1963 and had just completed his last film with Katharine Hepburn, Guess Who's Coming to Dinner.
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Spencer Tracy
Mitchell Covel
Tracy
West Hollywood
George Cukor
Carroll
Louise
John
Cukor
Katharine Hepburn
Ross Evans
Miss Hepburn
Stanley Kramer
Spence
Weather brief for Lubbock area forecasts
Summary unavailable due to illegible OCR text. Contains scattered weather terms and broken values. References a low temperature in the 9s and winds from the west and southwest. No clear date, time, or complete forecast readable.
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