Dayan Warns of War Risk as Israel Faces New Fronts
Defense Minister Moshe Dayan cautioned Israel to prepare for a new war with Arab nations as heavy fighting continued along the Suez Canal. He cited Syria and Jordan, and warned of a military buildup while noting Israel’s desire for Mirage aircraft from France.
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Jordan
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Cairo
France
Pentagon Gift for Lubbock July Fourth Book
Lubbock residents will receive a mailed illustrated book titled Our Flag from the U S Department of Defense on July 12. The 15 page history of the American flag includes the Pledge of Allegiance and flag imagery, plus notes on flag display procedures. Staff Sgt. Santos Rodrigues says the booklet is tied to Independence Day and available from the Army recruiting station if not received.
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U.S. Department of Defense
Santos Rodrigues
America
Rodrigues
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Braniff Seeks Alaska Canada Service Link Extension
Braniff International requests permission from the Civil Aeronautics Board to extend routes from Dallas Fort Worth Houston and San Antonio to Montreal via Chicago and Detroit and from Texas to Calgary Anchorage and Fairbanks. The plan envisions non stop Texas to Calgary and through service to Alaska and neighboring cities. The Rotunda reference notes the Capitol dome location.
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Alaska
Braniff International
Oe Ae Aeronautics Board
E ‘Braniff
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Houston
San Antonio
Montreal
Chicago
Detroit
Era
Texas
Denver
Calgary
Anchorage
Fairbanks
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Colorado Springs
Amarillo
Lalbbock
Austin
Corpus Christi
Heather Leaves Tech for Nebraska Post as Dean
Dr. George G. Heather announces his departure from Texas Tech after 18 years as dean of the School of Business Administration to become dean of the College of Business Administration at the University of Nebraska at Omaha. He cites poor leadership and poor communication at Tech and says he will assume his duties in Omaha on Tuesday.
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Texas Tech
George G.heather
College of Business Administration
University of Nebraska At Omaha
Heather
School of Business Administration
Grover E.murray
Tech
Florida State University
I Department of Commerce
Missouri
State University of
Iowa
Surcharge Preparedness and Withholding Extension Moves
The House approved a 31 day extension to withhold 10 percent more from paychecks, sending the bill to the White House. President Nixon seeks a six month 10 percent rate and a six month 5 percent rate for the surtax, with overall aim to balance the budget and curb inflation.
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UPI
White House
House
Nixon
Deaf Mute Ron Haberman Flies Solo At Last
In Wichita Kansas Ron Haberman a 25 year old deaf mute painter at an aircraft factory soloed after 19 hours of instruction. FAA lists him among about 20 deaf mutes in the United States certified as private pilots. He and instructor Jim Slay used flash cards and hand placements to communicate during lessons and landing. Haberman plans to fly for pleasure with his wife and their hearing and speaking daughter.
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Jim Slay
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Kan
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Slay
Haberman
Federal Aviation Administration
United States
Solons Vote Arms Win Committee Okay 10-7
The Senate Armed Services Committee approved Nixon’s Safeguard ABM plan by 10-7 and backed a $23 billion defense procurement bill. The panel kept the program intact with $794 million for ABM and $135 million for an AEC Safeguard warhead research. Senators Symington and Inouye will author a minority report opposing deployment.
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UPI
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Soviet Union
America
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Stewart Symington
Daniel Inouye
Hawaii
Moosonee Diocese Seeks Moon Messenger From Apollo 11
The Anglican diocese asks Apollo 11 astronauts to deliver best wishes in English and Cree to Cha Kapesh, a moon legend figure said to live there with his wife. The preacher urges caution in treaty rights compared with North American Indians. The Sun delivers 5,000 billion atomic bombs of energy each second.
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Moosonee
Hudson Bay
Cha Kapesh
Redfern Loutit
Hart says credit insurance overcharges consumers
Senator Philip Hart charged that Americans pay about 18 million dollars monthly in excess credit insurance charges. He cited a 49 percent return on life insurance sales by top 37 finance firms and bankers and a 3,600 page record supporting the claim that before tax profits from 1968 premiums totaled 49 percent.
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UPI
Philip A. Hart
D- Mich
Hart
Senate Banking and Currency
British Sky Watch Sees 400 Expected On 20 Hilltops
Four hundred people are expected to participate in Britain’s third annual national sky watch on 20 hilltops, seeking flying saucers and testing communications with a London control post. The sponsor, the British UFO Research Association, reported earlier watches were negative.
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London
Britain
New Official Heads LBJ Alma Mater
Dr. Billy M. Jones of Angelo State University was named president of Southwest Texas State University effective September 1, succeeding Dr. James McCrocklin who resigned amid controversy over a doctoral theses similarity. Jones, 44, has led the Angelo State Social Science Department since 1963 and was an All-American at Vanderbilt in 1947.
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Vanderbilt University
Angelo State Social Science Department
American Council On Education
University of Colorado
U.S. Office of Education
Texas Technological College
McCracklin
University of Texas
Southwest Texas State
McCrocklin
U.S
Haiti
MarineGen
Franklin A. Hart
Hart
Sister Mary Arthur Carrow Resigns From Our Lady of the Lake
Sister Mary Arthur Carrow resigns as vice president of Our Lady of the Lake College in San Antonio to join Baylor College of Medicine in Houston. She also leaves the Congregation of Divine Providence, with Dr John McMahon noting his regret. Carrow, a native of Houston, joined the order as a student.
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Mary Arthur Carrow
Our Lady of the Lake College
Baylor College of Medicine
Houston
Mary
Congregation of Divine Providence
John McMahon
Our Lady of the Lake
Silent majority urged to counter SDS campus disruptions
Lake Forest College hosts 75 delegates from 37 colleges and 14 high schools as the National Conference on Revolution discusses counter revolutionary tactics to protect campuses. Ed Butler chairs the group advocating silent majority counter protests and self defense training to prevent SDS takeovers. Larry Labovitz criticizes the approach as risky and unprepared for defending schools.
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National Conference On Revolution
Lake Forest College
Ed Butler
Labovitz
Butler
Valley State
Walter Judd
Republi
Gravel truck and pickup crash injures two in Lubbock area
At about 11 15 a m Friday a gravel truck driven by Joseph Edgar Lackey 41 of 2417 Ave L and a pickup driven by Ben A Gallegos 29 of Rt 6 Lubbock collided at 72nd Street and U S 87. Lackey was pinned for about 15 minutes. Betty Sue Hallmark 26 of Lub bock Downs Race Track suffered minor injuries and was treated at Methodist Hospital and released. Gallegos was uninjured.
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Ben A. Gallegos
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