Insects Play It Cool Chummy Cows Cooperate In Fly Count
Springfield college student Bill Shepherd counts flies on 20 cattle each Sunday to aid college finances. He records time, temperature, weather and insect categories, finding averages of 71-72 horn flies, 10-11 stable flies and 2-5 face flies as part of a University of Illinois Extension Service project.
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Springfield
Bill Shepherd
Springfield College
Shepherd
Western Illinois University
Bombers Hit River Areas Near Cambodia In Saigon Drive
American forces for first time send B52 Stratofortresses to raid river points near Cambodia to disrupt Viet Cong sampan rocket supply lines bound for Saigon. Eight raids target positions 42 to 57 miles north and west of Saigon near Tay Ninh Province. Casualties and helicopter losses reported amid intensified operations around Saigon.
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Associated Press
Saigon
Cambodia
Tay Ninh
Mekong Delta
North Vietnam
U.S. Navy
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U.S
NATO ministers vow to keep Berlin lifelines open
In a two day meeting NATO allies pledged to defend access to West Berlin and warned Russia over any actions that threaten land water and air links. They rejected one sided troop withdrawals and prepared countermeasures against Soviet naval buildup in the Mediterranean. France stood aloof as talks with the Western powers continued.
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Iceland
North Atlantic
Berlin
France
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America
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Malta
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Lubbock council to study eight zoning proposals today
City councilmen in Lubbock will review eight zoning proposals at today’s meeting. The session aims to assess changes affecting areas within the city limits and determine any need for amendments or further study.
Prayer Fragments Offer Grace and Hope in News Part
A reading invites worshippers to open hearts to grace and to victory in suffering. An editor's note asks readers to share prayers limited to sixty words.
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God
Many Survive Thunderbolt Two Way Heaven Trip
A Johns Hopkins physician says lightning victims often recover and even those deemed dead may be resuscitated. She urges focusing aid on the apparently dead to restart heart and breathing, continuing until hospital care. See LIGHTNING Page 10.
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New York
Helen B. Taussig
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Taussig
Annals of Internal Medicine
See
Curfew Ends as Capitol Tense City Sees Strains
In Washington the Poor People's Campaign mules trailed through a muggy city while leaders stay loose. Abernathy served 20 days earlier, calling clergy to join a jail letter urging Wednesday demonstration. Officials halted curfew plans but warned it could return if emergencies arise as violence had flared in Negro sections.
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Associated Press
Washington
Ralph David Aharnathiy
Tepsion
Walter E. Washington
Liberals Win Canada Vote in Major Victory
Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau and his Liberal party edged toward a parliamentary majority, boosted by gains in Quebec and Ontario. Returns showed Liberals with a large seat lead as Conservatives and NDP trailed, with Caouette’s Creditistes also winning seats. Trudeau and his rival won in their home districts.
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Pierre Elliott Trudeau
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Quebec
Ontario
Canada
Newfoundland
Robert Stanfield
Ruval
Real Caouette
Creditistes
Liberals
New Democratic Party
Trades
Huwe Procran
Dollar's Political Life Gets A Once-Over
The piece notes 1968 campaign spending could reach 250 million, the biggest in U.S. history, and examines how money is raised and steered to influence politics. It cites past corruption cases including Bobby Baker and outlines concerns about the link between dollars and ballots.
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Dollar
Washington
Des Moines Register and Tribune
Fletcher Knebel
World Book Science Service
United States
Robert G
Bobby) Baker
U. S. Senate
Railroads Union Reach Tentative Wages Accord
The nation's railroads and the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen reached a tentative agreement on a contract 24 hours before a planned strike retreat. Details were not released pending union and railroad ratification.
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Chicago
UPI
Brotherhood of Railroad
Unin
Liquor by the drink clears Senate panel despite tax hurdles
Liquor by the drink wins Senate committee approval amid a slim 16 15 margin and looming delays as the special session nears end. The tax bill faces further opposition as liberals push an alternative program while the gas tax and other levies spark heated debate.
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David Anderson Austin
UPD
Senate
House
Texas
Chet Brooks
Pasadena
Committee On
Brooks
Dorsey Hardeman
San Angelo
Oscar Mauzy
Dallas
Mauzy
Senate Finance Committee
Florida fish perish in icy tide after blow
A hurricane killed thousands of tropical fish along seven miles of Florida coast, stunning Gulf Stream reef dwellers. Divers faced 43 degree water depths while carcasses floated offshore and few washed ashore. Temperature shifts and cold currents triggered the die off, with ichthyologists citing no other cause.
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Fila
Brenda
Florida
Gulf Stream
Ron Purdom
Florida Board of Conservation
Purdom
Palm Beach
Miami
Edwin A. Joyce Jr
Board of Conservation Marine Laboratory
St. Petersburg
Jupiter
Pompan Beach
Atlantic
Marine Lab
Joyce
Three Fort Worth Workers Die in Tunnel Fumes
Three Fort Worth men in their early 20s died in a utility tunnel near Greater Southwest International Airport from unknown fumes while pumping water. A fourth man survived after being rescued, and two others attempted to help. The victims were Joe E F Brown Ronald Dove and Willie Aaron. The crew of IW R Zane & Co maintained the service tunnels under the runway.
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Fort Worth
Greater Southwest International Airport
Here
Joe E F. Brown
Ronald Dove
Willie Aaron
Airport
A. B. Gill
Euless
IW. R. Zane & Co
Weather map page reports fair day with warm temps in region
The weather map for Lubbock and vicinity indicates fair conditions today with high temperatures in the mid eighties and a low around the upper fifties tonight. Light variable winds are forecast along with hourly readings showing temperatures peaking near the low eighties into the day.
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Lubbock
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