Mideast Parleys Urged as U S Presses Talks
A second armed robbery in two days hits Star Mart No 4 on 12th Street Illustrating ongoing crime in Avaleniche as a mustachioed bandit, armed with a pistol, stole about 300 dollars from customers and the checkout. The owner notes the suspect was seen Monday night and returns today for a similar heist. A Spanish couple fled when the gun appeared.
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Pail Hamilton Avaleniche-Journal
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Star
Aod Mart
Tasiou Rosa
Bandit
Dixie King
Shane
Rons
Nere
Stalter
Teacher Pay Boost and Tax Hike Proposed in Lubbock Schools
Supt. Nat Williams proposed a roughly $600 pay raise for Lubbock teachers to lift minimum salaries to $5,530 and keep pay about $800 above the state minimum. The plan would raise local taxes beyond the 1 cent hike already proposed, but officials could not estimate exact new taxes on Tuesday.
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Nat Williams
Lubbock
Ponnantiarnia
California
Muhammad
Seales
Texas
Teco
Imiany
Clay
Hayden Covington
New
York City
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Morton L. Sigmont
Williams
Clay Convicted in Induction Refusal Verdict
Cassius Clay, heavyweight champion, convicted by an all white jury on a charge of refusing induction into military service. Judge Ingraham sentenced him to five years in prison, but immediate appeal was planned. The jury deliberated 21 minutes before verdict.
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Associated Crews
Joouston
Cassius Clay
Clay
Kentucky
Joe
Halreg
Gaatik
Ham
Lubbock council to hear zoning cases today
Regional meeting to discuss zoning items with emphasis on development and public impact. City officials prepare for a session addressing area growth and noted commerce considerations.
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Lubbock
Area City
Four Shot in Atlanta Neighborhood Leaves One Dead
Four people were shot, one fatally, in a Tuesday night attack in a predominantly Negro area of Atlanta. Victims include a 5 year old boy, a woman, and two men. Timothy Ross, 46, died. Reginald Rivers, Catherine Duncan, and Marlon Ward were wounded. Police and youth group leaders moved to curb further violence as reinforcements arrived and order was restored.
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Associated Press
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Grady Hospital
Timothy Ross
Reginald Rivers
Catherine Duncan
Marlon ‘Ward
Rivers
Jack
Organizaition
Hike In Income Tax Discussed
Washington AP reports ongoing debate on an income tax increase with a likely vote soon. House leaders push for action to reduce the national debt and fund government operations amid tense discussions.
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Washington
Wilbur D. Mills
4 LONG DAY Summer In Area Debut
Searing heat bakes Texas and the nation as summer arrives official at 9:23 p.m. A 9:01 p.m. sunset is noted with forecasts for South Plains warmth and scattered showers. Forecasters warn of a Gulf disturbance likely to produce heavy rains along Tamaulipas.
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Texas
South Plains
Lalbbocle Weather “Bureau
Bureau
Panhandlé
Gulf Coast
Gulf
Federal Weather Bureau
Tamaulipas
Regional Weather Bureau
Fort Worth
Prayer Message of Hope and Fellowship
A short devotional note extols sharing good tidings and gladness of heart. It invokes grace, understanding, and fellowship to remind readers of divine presence. Anonymous. Satara Wenree at With Toomer ne eee ee sh ace ber mt.
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Satara
Third Party Help Sought Amid UN Session Row
The United States urged Arabs and Israelis to negotiate with third party help while rejecting Kosygin's demand to punish Israel. An informal walkout by some Soviet bloc delegates followed Abba Eban in the emergency UN session as he answered charges of aggression. The session featured debate on peace efforts and continued tensions after the recent Middle East conflict.
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U. S
United Nations
Arthur Goldberg
General Assembly
New York
Middle East
Alexei Kosygin
U. N
Kosygin
Goldberg
United States
Shelp
Alexei N. Kosygin
Israel
Abba Eban
Eban
Todor Zhikov
Konygio
Ehan
I George J. Tomeh
Tomeh
JB Money Ans
Deevaia
Summit Meet Washington Invites Kosygin Shakeup Talks
The White House acknowledged that President Johnson invited Soviet Premier Kosygin for talks in the Washington area. Kosygin reportedly declined leaving New York soon. Administration sources say he lacks Kremlin authority for substantive discussions, while Rusk explores a meeting with Gromyko at the UN.
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White House
Polieer
Johnson Hiad
Andrei
New York
United Nations
Kosyin
Johnson
iKosygin
Kremlin
Kosygin
David
Christan
Christian
Dean Rusk
U.N
House Approves Flag Desecration Law Controversy Flares
Lawmakers push measure to ban flag desecration amid confusion over final wording and parliamentary maneuvering. Rep. Theodore Kupferman protests ruling while others voice shock at process and the 385 to 25 vote outcome.
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Kupferman
Central Park
John Wae
Lubbock County Auto Insurance Rates To Drop Aug 1
State Board of Insurance rate experts recommend an average annual reduction of about 13 dollars for Lubbock County motorists starting August 1. The plan also calls for premium increases up to eight dollars in other areas, with fourteen nearby counties seeing roughly a ten dollar cut.
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Lubbock County
State Board of Insurance
Flaubbock
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McDonald
Spe
Hockley
Terry
Hale
Lynn
Gates
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Gaines
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Kent
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Texas
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Midland
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Howard
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