Siege ends as India reports lift on embassy standoff
Widespread toll across multiple nations as India and China negotiate the ending of a week long siege at the Indian Embassy in Beijing amid protests. Diplomatic sources say evacuation plans are underway and will involve Chinese staff returning to Beijing. Meanwhile regional unrest and shifting alliances deepen the Middle East and European tensions as Israel confronts Soviet criticism and U.S. Navy incidents are under review.
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Israeli Leader Signals Readiness for Peace Talks
An Israeli official stated readiness to engage in peace talks, asserting determination to pursue quiet on the Arab front. Reports describe meetings with military and political figures, and mention ongoing tensions around the Straits of Tiran and Ras Nasrani outpost.
Soviet Protest Over Greek Suppression Of Culture
Moscow and the Soviet government committee charged Tuesday that the new Greek government is suppressing Soviet culture in Greece and warned this endangers Athens Moscow relations. A spokesman at a special news conference said the note delivered to the Greek Embassy claimed Greek authorities prohibit distribution of Soviet films and works by prominent Russians.
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Farmland Industries to Acquire Local Warehouse Deal
Homer Young of Farmland Industries announced the purchase of a warehouse in the 4600 block of Locust Street from Republic Gypsum Co. The facility will employ about 10 initially and plans to reach 60, with operation set to begin July 1 in Lubbockia, as the firm expands regionally.
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Two Lubbock men sentenced in weapons cases
Two city men pleaded guilty to carrying prohibited weapons before Judge Edwin JH Boedeker. Guadalupe Rodriguez Cosmado, 21, and Jesse Jack Griffin, 19, were sentenced to jail for possessing a knife described as a bayonet. Griffin’s car contained the weapon after a report of gunshots on 1st Street. Other defendants faced fines or brief jail terms for theft, check law violations, and driving with a suspended license. Roy Garza pleaded guilty to suspended license and was fined. Ralph Langley faced bond on a check violation.
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Four Levelland men charged with robbery by assault
Four Hockley County men identified as Pete Trevino James Martinez Ramon Coronado and Juan Rocho were charged Monday with hijacking T Wolfe of Lubbock on State Highway 116 near Spur 308. They failed to post $10 000 bonds and remained jailed Tuesday after transfer from Lub bock awaiting bond status.
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Detroit police slowdown ends with agreement to return to work
In Detroit the police union and city officials reached a pact ending the slowdown. Officers are to resume full duties immediately, with a 10 day window to discuss regular assignments and traffic enforcement. Legal actions are paused during negotiations led by the Citizens Committee for Equal Opportunity.
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Midland Blaze Destroys Music Store Amid Fire Damage
A morning blaze heavily damaged the May and Duncan Music Co and adjoining stores at a Midland shopping center. Fire, smoke, and water caused extensive losses, with an estimated $90,000 in damaged instruments. Gibbs Blaterwick and other shops also suffered smoke damage. injuries reported in scattered accounts.
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Bus Executives Elect Secretary in Texas-New Mexico- Oklahoma Coaches
One new face joined the slate at a one day stockholders meeting held at the company home office 1318 13th St Directors four officers and directors were elected including Allen Maptienadd ot ot secretary John M Ewald Lubbeck assistant general manager T Reece Dallas and Dale Resler El Paso Directors.
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el Paso
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Program To Finish Faculty Recruitment At Tech Campus
A federally sponsored recruitment drive aims to place 50 high school students at the Tech Campus in July, with interviews slated Thursday. Selection will rely on recommendations from schools teachers neighborhood centers directors and other sources as coordinators proceed.
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Open Admissions Policy Statement For Edwards Nursing Home
Edwards Nursing Home commits to admitting and treating all patients without regard to race color or national origin. Admission eligibility and services are uniform across all patients. All facilities are available to everyone, and referrals should be made without regard to race or origin.
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