Nixon House Passes Funds Cutoff Delayed to Sept 1
The House, nearly finished, delays the funding cutoff to September 1 and would give President Nixon ten days to act after the bill reaches him. The measure aims to halt bombing in Cambodia or force a veto, with Senate approval pending a final tie vote and standard printing steps before it reaches the President.
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Eagleton
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Laos
Sen
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Dmo
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Ford
Indochina
Jorge H. Mahon
Dtex
New House
Foodstuffs Shortages Devlope Food Shortages Develop
President Nixon faces potential easing of price freezes on certain foods notably broiler chickens as advisers alert to shortages. Officials report gas price rollbacks after government checks and cite feed costs squeezing producers. Senate leaders doubt a veto of a $3.4 billion supplemental budget, while fights over Cambodia bombing continue with calls for extended debate and ceasefire efforts.
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Washington
Nixon
Herbert Stein
Council of Economic Advisers
Cost of Living Council
Stein
Gary Seevers
Marina Whitman
Seevers
Dean Testimony Attacks Nixon in Watergate Cover-up
John W. Dean III testified at the Senate Watergate hearings that President Nixon was involved in the cover-up and ignored warnings about a cancer growing on the presidency. Dean described meetings about Watergate and said the cover-up would continue, while asserting Nixon did not grasp the implications of his involvement.
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Washington
John W. Dean III
Nixon
Dean
Democratic Party
White House
G. Gordon Liddy
Deans
H. R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Maureen
Man Jailed In Slaying Near Levelland
A 28 year old arm laborer Juan V Lopez was arrested Monday afternoon and charged with stabbing murder of 36 year old Josefe Cruz Canales whose body was found Sunday at the citys sewage treatment plant in Levelland. He was arraigned before Justice of the Peace E L Ford and held in Hockley County Jail on 25000 bond. An autopsy indicated Canales died within hours of discovery with about 20 stab wounds and a cut throat.
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Nelda Stogsdill
Levelland
Josefe Cruz Canales
Juan V. Lopez
Justice of the Peace
E.L. Ford
Here
Lopez
Hockley County
Leroy!Schulle
Ted Holder
District Attorney's Office
Canales
Ford
Lubbock
Talks Hailed As Milestone In Nixon Brezhnev Summit
Nixon and Brezhnev praised a ten day summit as a milestone toward permanent U S Soviet peace. They urged renewed talks next year in Moscow to remove the danger of war and plan a treaty to limit offensive nuclear weapons and cut back conventional forces in Central Europe. A European security summit in Helsinki could occur within a year to address postwar border disputes.
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Moscow
Europe
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
Helsinki
Blackmarket Babies Reported in Phoenix Shortage of Adoptable Infants
An interstate blackmarket for infants has emerged in Phoenix due to a shortage of adoptable babies and weak state laws, a welfare official said.
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Blackmarket Babies
Phoenix
Ariz
Blackmarket’' Ofnfants
Additional federal loan secures Lubbock teaching hospital plan
A new $5,395,000 federal loan from Hill Burton funds assures total federal support of $7,395,000 for the 18 million teaching hospital on Texas Tech campus. District officials say construction bids may start within a year, with 20 to 24 months of building time.
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Texas Tech University
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District Board of Managers
Texas Tech Medical School
4Th Street
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Lubbock
Brasher, Goyette and Rapier
Harold P. Coston
Rushing
Texas State Department of Health
Hill-Burton
Weather map summary for Lubbock and vicinity today through Wednesday
Fair to partly cloudy afternoons with little temperature change. Highs in the lower 90s, overnight lows mid to upper 60s. Winds southerly 5 to 15 mph. Observed temps show 92 with 66 as a minimum, Humidity 75% maximum and 24% minimum. City readings list Abilene 67 El Paso 97 Houston 83 Dallas 81 Oklahoma City 92 Denver 89.
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Supreme Court strikes down taxes aiding non public school parents
The Supreme Court ruled against tax deductions that aid parents with children in non public schools and upheld limits on government support to racially segregated private schools. Justices signaled a shift on church state issues, while reactions ranged from disappointment by Catholic leaders to praise from civil liberties groups.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New York State
Puig Espiuyes
Mississippi
Nixon
High Court
Private colleges warn of Texas tuition aid loss
Lubbock Christian College and Wayland Baptist College face a cut in state tuition equalization grants, jeopardizing aid for about 50 to 600 students. Officials warn the ruling could end funding previously allotted to support Latin American and other eligible students, shaving roughly 90,000 dollars in funds allocated to LCC and affecting the two institutions’ finances and enrollments.
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Lubbock Christian College Press
F.W. Mattox
Supreme Art
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Wayland Baptist College
Texas
Mattox
Joe Wood
Ernann
Iqou
Uuu
Nixon declares disaster areas in Texas and North Carolina
President Nixon designated portions of Texas and North Carolina as major disaster areas enabling federal aid for damaged public facilities and eligibility for low interest loans for storm victims. The Western White House announced the action on Monday.
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Calif
Nixon
Texas
North Carolina
White House
Prayer for Renewed Strength Through Faith
A reader asks for divine help to renew strength and endurance. The prayer seeks spiritual uplift to rise like an eagle and endure without fatigue or collapse.
Implant Feat Repeats Here By LOU ANN WESTER
A 39 year old man returns to his Slaton farm from University Hospital after an artificial ankle joint is implanted. It is the second such operation in the United States with John W. Day Jr. the first patient. Donald Jones of Slaton Road Route 1 expresses relief at moving without pain and with improved mobility.
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Lou Ann Wester
Avalanche-Journal
Slaton
University Hospital
United States
John W. Day Jr
Day
Donald Jones
Rt. 1
Slaton. Jones
Ex Supervisor Details Licensing Breakdowns at Child Care Facility
Ex supervisor Ruth Army testified that a child care facility could operate for months without a license unless complaints reach the state. The Artesia Hall case in Liberty County involved murder indictments against Joseph Farrar and his son Dale, with the facility under court order and state department control pending hearings.
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Artesia Hall
Liberty County
Texas Atty
John Hill
Joseph D. Farrar
Houston
Danna Annette Hoolboll
Miss Hoolboll
Farrar
Dale
Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation
Liberty
Commissioners Ponder New School Role
Lubbock County commissioners meet July 2 to discuss shifting duties away from the county to the school board amid redistricting and annexation disputes. They consider a policy on money and records and weigh the impact on districts and bonded debt as legal actions loom.
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Mel Tittle
Lubbock
Avalanche Journal
Su Ls
Schoo
County School Board
Commissioners Court
Sion
Arch
Howell Kill‘Lamb
Gore
Beverly McDuff
Lamb's
Dolph Briscoe
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