Volunteer Home Nurses Aid Tornado Victims In Lubbock
The Lubbock health agency volunteers and staff nurses rapidly aided tornado victims after the May 11 storm. They located bedridden patients, arranged shelter and medical care, and transported families to aid stations. Meals on Wheels and other in-home services expanded to keep elderly residents in their homes.
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Supreme Court dismisses Texas appeal on disturbing the peace law
The Supreme Court, citing lack of jurisdiction, dismissed Texas appeal from a federal ruling that the state's loud obscene language statute was unconstitutional. The case stemmed from a 1967 antiwar demonstration. lower courts had found the law impermissibly broad, and the court noted procedural gaps without issuing an injunction.
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William A. Brennener
U S Plan Discussed Sparks Mideast Peace Debate
Egypt's President Nasser flew to Moscow amid a flurry of diplomacy tied to the U S peace proposal for the Middle East. Israel's Meir rejects a limited cease fire while fighting continues along the Suez Canal and Shaul Weizman is wounded.
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Ezer Weizman
Nikolai Podgorny
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Jordan
Hussein
Palestine
Tax surcharge ends as income tax changes take effect
The pay grows as the income tax surcharge dies at midnight. Personal exemptions rise to 550 dollars annually and the new lower allowance expands under the Tax Reform Act. Analysts say dropping the surtax may help the economy, with the Nixon administration forecasting about nine billion dollars in yearly spending freed.
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War Monument Repair Planned for Vietnam Hero Olive
Chicago officials moved Monday to restore a Vietnam War monument honoring Medal of Honor recipient Milital Lee Olive III after it was smashed Saturday night. The granite slab will be replaced in days and the project aims for completion by July 4. Olive, 18, died in 1965 in Vietnam while shielding comrades, the first Black soldier awarded the Medal of Honor for valor in Vietnam.
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High Court Delays on Desegregation and Bank Merger Rulings
The high court deferred a nationally significant desegregation case from Charlotte N C and rejected a Norfolk Va school board appeal to redraw elementary and high school plans. It declined to rule on public school teacher strikes and reviewed a Pacific Pipeline divestiture order. The court also rejected Coppoli’s second degree murder appeal and disapproved a Phillipsburg bank merger while signaling tighter scrutiny of small-bank mergers.
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North Carolina
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Pacific Pipeline
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N.J
Free drugs at Madrid campus prompt health warning
Madrid University is being used to push illegal drugs as drug dealers distribute free marijuana cigarettes. Spain’s chief health officer Tor Jesug Gur an Oreoyen told a parliamentary commission that campus drug trafficking has become a major health problem.
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Jesug Guran Oreoyen
Spain
Russian Doctor Warns Smoke From Parents Harms Children
Dr. Nikolai Blokhin warns that inhaling others cigarettes smoke may cause lung cancer in children. He calls this a time bomb ticking in the lungs due to repeated parental exposure.
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Moscow
Nikolai Blokhin
AREA MAIL HANDLED POST OFFICE EXPERIMENT
A Post Office experiment expands area mail handling in the Texas region with three sections—Corpus Christie, Amarillo, and Lubbock—adding work in the vicinity. The superintendent notes the plan aims to streamline distribution and improve service in the state.
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Abilene Officials Plan Capitol Trip for Honor America Day
Abilene leaders headed to Washington to participate in Honor America Day events. Mayor J C Winter and Chamber of Commerce president Wishcamper said details on local delegates were unsettled as they prepare for the trip. The group aims to boost the city’s profile and coordinate celebrations.
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Hunter
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TV Log Brief Old Channel Listings Featured June 30 1959
A compact TV log outlines Tuesday June 30 1959 listings for channels including Sesame Street and Festival content. Observable items mention Decca and KTXT with program notes and station identifiers.
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KTXT
Lubrock
Institute camp dormitory fee set at 132
The institute states a dormitory charge of 132 for youths living on campus during the camp. Information is available from Ter Yates at Texas Tech's Speech and Hearing Center. Details include camp dates and ticket procedures.
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Texas Tech
Teeztas Mead
Chines
Texas Pech Staties
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Offshore Policy Faces bipartisan criticism editorial says plan harms oil industry
The editorial in The Oil and Gas Journal condemns a proposed offshore policy as a dangerous precedent that would shut down safer techniques. It argues the nation can balance a safe environment with energy needs and warns against pursuing a pure environmental goal.
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TETSA
Okla
Pet
Nixon
Radio Stations Network Map Overview
A fragmented OCR excerpt lists radio station call signs and frequencies such as KPO, KSEL, KLE, KILBR FM, KAER, and others with scattered notes about networks and maps. The readable content hints at an overview of network stations and frequency allocations without a coherent narrative or complete station data.
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KPO
Abe
MCRL
ENBC
RAY
MBS
Kilbr-Fm
Typhoon Avoidance Debate in Saipan Parliament
A Saipan residents note claims the islanders parliament passed a resolution to ban a Pacific typhoon from approaching, describing the storm stopping abruptly 40 miles out at SH. The account reflects local belief in miraculous weather control.
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Saipan
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