Beirut Amid Fierce Fighting Continues Across Districts
Residents describe continued bombardment in Beirut as fighting rages between districts near the U S Embassy and major hotels. Gunfire and bombs halt traffic and empty streets while the Lebanese Red Cross appeals for blood as ships wait offshore and security officials seek de escalation.
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Popular Democratic Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Beirut Radic
Lebanese Red Cross
Blood Demon
Beirut
Tripol
FBI Indian talks stall amid debris of arrests and search
Agents recover weapons and ammunition after a Monday incident as FBI and Native leaders continue talks stalled by a major arrest sweep. The operation involved air support and ground forces near Glendale and Long Beach with warrants executed and suspects identified.
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Opdost
Paul Pourier
FBI
Tome
Entat Ae Vip
Thevis
Williams
Cole
Tarn House
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Aviicente
Ancents
Clarence Kelley
Wil
Glendale
Calif
Long Beach
Coler
North Dakota area hit by high water
Flooding warned across portions of North Dakota as rescue efforts by National Guard evacuated several hundred people. Weather updates noted depressions near the coast and scattered showers with partial clearing, while Texas saw heavy rains and tornado watches near Lake Worth.
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National Guard
North Carolina
Cape Hattaras
Lubbock
Texas
Rio Grande
Eagle Pass
San Antonio
Gulf Coast
Galveston
Houston
Lake Wort
Por North Dake
Senators discuss Soviet emigration and trade law aims
Fourteen senators share views on U S Soviet relations and trade law. Percy argues restoring Jewish emigration to 1973 levels of 53 58 thousand would ease tensions. Humphrey and Scott co chair a delegation seeking frank talks on global and national problems.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Dminn
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Former POW Highlights Daylong Church Program
A former prisoner of war recalls endurance and humor that kept morale high during captivity. Campaigns by U S citizens to locate POWs aided spirits. Col Edward Mendel at Reese Air Force Base urged Americans to renew faith in liberty and national future. Marine Lt Clebe McClary and Lois Dunlap also spoke at First Baptist Church events.
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U.S
Edward Mendel
Reese Air Force Base
United States
George Washington
Valley Forge
Mendel
America
Clebe McClary
McClary
First Baptist Church
Lois Dunlap
Uncle Sam
U S Flies Personnel From Laos
U S officials shrink envoy staff in Laos as demonstrations surge in Vientiane. About 22 Americans remain, with many leaving for Thailand or awaiting potential return. embassies facilities seized by protesters threaten closure. Sven Bergen, a Swedish employee, freed after a 12 hour hold.
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Lang
Pathet Leo
U.S
Laonda
Laos
Pathet Lao
Pathet Laopot
Minsse
General Service Organization
Tombassy
GSO
Pathet Line
Silver City
U.S. Information Service
Dallasite Wins State GOP Post Over Midland Mayor
A Dallasite defeats the Midland mayor for a state Republican Party post amid internal party tensions. The race included disputes over conservative philosophy and media access, with supporters arguing for broad backing and a focus on party unity.
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Midland
Anxelbert Monat County
Republican
Iran
Monahan
Asi
Beaumont
Lote Fon Huyetilson
Riley Riley
Ehison
GOP
Reagan Raps Tragedy Amid Cold War Rhetoric
A distorted passage reflects a wartime speech tone with references to the Free World and containment. The speaker criticizes aggression and emphasizes commitment to freedom while denouncing brutal acts and a sense of urgency in facing a single pivotal event.
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Andre
Boredom at County Jail Prompts Rehabilitation Debate
Front page summary of committee discussions at the county jail as officials explore boredom as a root cause of conflicts and consider rehabilitation, visitation, and staff inclusion measures. Blanchard criticizes rehabilitation in jail and questions effectiveness given inmates' short stays. Proposals include intercoms, sanitized routines, and access controls, with concerns about minority representation and staff reach.
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Che
Blanchard
Jan Nebard
Manley Advances Prosthetic Work Through Apprenticeship and Teamwork
Workman Hanley assists in medical braces and direct therapist feeds, stressing rapid fit and delivery for nursing home residents and infants. He notes one case where ill fitting braces rotated a patient’s body, highlighting the need for precise joints and ongoing training through courses and exams to improve prosthetic practice.
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Adjast
Tean
John
Tanley
Vietnamese Refugee Family Finds New Life with Lubbock S sponsors
Seven refugees from Vietnam, aided by the McDougals and local sponsors, relocated to Florida after a long travel from Guam and the Philippines. The family expressed gratitude for American generosity, with a May reunion and a comfortable, non crowded home in Chaffee Arkansas area.
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Leger
South Plains
Hi-Plaing Hospial
Hale Center
Ontei
San
States
Xuan
McDougals
Lubbock
Navy
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