Assad calls for Arab mobilization in war to liberate lands
In Damascus Hafez Assad urged a general Arab mobilization backed by the United States to confront Israel. Rockets from Jordan hit a Beisan Valley settlement amid renewed fighting after Egypt did not extend the cease fire. No casualties were reported.
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Hafez Assad
Israel
Tiberias
Jordan
Beisan
Jordan River
Ind Hafez
Damascus
Middle East
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Assad
United States
U.S
America
Washington
Day
U. S
Supreme Court
Tnot
Texas
Madalyn Murry O'Hair
O'Hair
Aus
Ment
Robert J
McClos
Soviet Union
Nixon
Zalman
Shazar
United
Strict Enforcement Cuts Guest Privileges at Private Clubs
A Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission spokesman said nonmembers can no longer visit private clubs as guests of a duty employee. The new statewide rules, issued May 14, 1969, had been delayed by a court injunction but will be enforced, ending guest-of-employe access and requiring clubs to receive and approve guests, with emphasis on drunks after hours and minors.
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Lubbock
Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission
South Plains
Leon Bowman
Bowman
Miles
Keently
Tathbock
Chou En Lai Warns U S on Indochina War Threat
Premier Chou En Lai visited Hanoi and said China has prepared for further U S actions in Indochina. He warned the Nixon administration to be responsible for consequences, without detailing Chinese plans. Hanoi broadcast cited after a banquet with Chinese officials.
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Caeatanche Journal News Sc
Chou En-lai
North Vietnam
China
U.S
Indochina
Hanoi Radio
Vietnam
Chou
Hanoi
Peking
Tokyo
London
Hong Kong
Lubbock News Highlights Include School Board Bond Talk
The Shallowater School Board reviews a routine monthly agenda and a proposed bond election. Four Lubbock Christian High School students are honored as outstanding teenagers. The day also features regional notices, national updates, markets, and sports.
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Lubbock
Are
Shallowater
Lubbock Christian High School
Four US Airmen Freed From Ankara Captors
Four U.S. airmen held by the Turkish leftist group the Turkish Peoples Liberation Army were released Monday night after being safe and well treated. They walked from an Ankara apartment down stairs to a taxi and the American Embassy, where they thanked officials and described plain meals and no injuries. A ransom of 400000 dollars was reported by authorities as not paid. Secretary Rogers praised the Turkish government for securing the release.
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United
Ankara
Turkish Peoples Liberation Army
Jimmie J Sexton
San Angelo
Tex
James Gholson
Alex
Larry S
Heavner
Denver
Calo
J.C
Richard Camas
U.S
Freedom
Washington
Sec. of State
William P. Rogers
iTurkish
Prayer Message Emphasizes Faith to Heal Land and Rain
Wayne Martin of Seagraves offers a prayers urging men to trust in God's greatness and goodness to heal the land and bring seasonal rain. He cites reliance on the everlasting arms of God as opposed to human strength.
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Wayne Martin
Seagraves
Air Rescue Reese Unit Aids Pilots In Trouble
U S Air Force rescue squads risk life and limb to reach pilots in flaming downed aircraft. Armed with a 1000 pound fire bottle and helicopter support, they blaze a foam path through infernos to pluck trapped fliers to safety.
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Reese Afb
Reese
Gary Shultz
Avalanche-Journal
U.S
Medina Denies Guilt As He Faces Court Martial
Capt Ernest L Medina, who commanded a company during the My Lai operation, was ordered court martialed on charges of premeditated murder of 102 Vietnamese villagers. Medina, from Montrose Colorado, said he is innocent and expressed astonishment at the action. Lt. William L Calley Jr. already faces trial at Ft Benning.
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Daw
FT. Mcpherson, Ga
Ernest L
William Calley
My Lai
Aueaina
Aentea
Medina
Montrose
Colo
Americal
William L. Calley Jr
Miami
Ft. Ben- Seo
Teen Surrenders Gun on Hijacked Airliner Flight
A 16 year old Mobile Alabama high school student hijacked National Airlines Flight 475 to Canada but surrendered his pistol in flight after the pilot warned of grave consequences. The youth cited family pressure and poor grades as motives. He is in federal custody for aircraft piracy and faces return to Mobile.
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Mobile
Robert L. Carter
Canada
Carter
Marston
Knoxville
Airport Use Falls at Lubbock Reach Dip in First Weeks
Passenger boardings at Lubbock Regional Airport fell 3.5 percent in January and February, the sharpest drop in over ten years, with 25 973 travelers across three airlines versus 26 918 in the year earlier period. Amarillo recorded 22 837 and Midland Odessa 24 443 in the same span, while February totals were 12 279 at Lubbock, 10 473 at Amarillo, and 11 343 at Midland Odessa.
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Lubbock
West Texas
Amarillo
Midland-Odessa
Midland- Odessa
Harold Lloyd Dies at 77 Bonded Funster of Silent Film Era
The Oscar nominated Harold Lloyd, famed for his hapless small town character, died in California at age 77. In local news two 17 year old bandits were arrested near a service station with about $1,200 recovered, police investigate two arson attempts, and a large ground hole is being examined in Northeast Lubbock.
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Harold Lloyd
California
Lloyd
Lubbock
Feasibility Probe into Salt Fork Dam Study Plans
Tech group aims to study the Salt Fork of the Brazos to assess dam construction effects in the Brazos River Basin. An eight member Texas Tech team will examine environmental impacts before proposals for lakes and reservoirs proceed, funded by a $20,400 grant.
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Tech
Salt Fork Dam
Perry Flippin
Avalanche-Journal
Brazos
Brazos River
Possum Kingdom
Tech Group
Army Corps of
Engineers
Army
Lubbock
Varis
Dickens
Kent
Stonewall
King Counties
Texas Tech
Dan M. Wells
jTech
Mtn
Y Lopam
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