China says it will send own men to aid South Vietnam
Beijing warned it stands ready to deploy volunteers to fight U S aggressors in South Vietnam if Viet Cong leaders request help. The claim followed Brezhnev's note on Soviet volunteers and a Peking editorial promising action against U S forces. State Dept cited no comment as editors urged support for negotiations. Texas wind damage hits nearly two million acres last year with 1,864,880 acres damaged.
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Medical School Bill Returns To House After Senate Amendments
The Texas Senate approved HB 14 creating a medical school linked to Texas Tech with two amendments. It returns to the House for concurrence before Gov. Connally can sign. No funds are appropriated. a teaching charity hospital is required but not on Tech campus.
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Bandit Robs Drive-In Grocer for 150 to 200 Dollars
Kenneth Neugent, owner of Neugent's Seven to Eleven at 1704 Ave Q, says a bandit wearing a white scarf mask demanded money, struck him with a left slap, and fled in a car after grabbing an estimated 150 to 200 dollars. He fired two shots as the robber escaped.
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Tech honors R. Willa Tinsley as yearbook dedicatee
R Willa Vaughn Tinsley of Tech was named dedicatee of the 1965 La Ventana yearbook in a surprise ceremony. Co editors Ray Finfer and Becky Parker praised her progressive leadership and dedication as an educator. Administrators and home economics staff attended in the president’s office.
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Brezhnev Calls Soviet Agriculture a Crucial Problem
Communist leader Brezhnev warns of widespread backwardness and stresses the agricultural sector as a critical issue for the Soviet Union. A separate feature notes a line about distinguishing wildlife from child life, attributed to Dictionary Satunaliss.
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Evidence of volcanic activity seen in Ranger 9 data
A panel of scientists analyzed 10 of Ranger 9's 5814 photos and found rock formations and crater floors suggesting volcanic processes. They reported craters with hard rims and floors, potential new landing sites, and at least three crater types possibly volcanic in origin.
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King Proclaims Today As Victory Day In Alabama Rally
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. led about 4,000 marchers through pouring rain to a rally in Montgomery. The 50 mile march from Selma culminates with a six mile leg to the Capitol as stars arrive for the event and staff call Wednesday Victory Day.
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Marchers enter Alabama voter drive under federal security
President Johnson deployed 3000 Alabama National Guard and Army regulars to guard the Selma march as King estimates the cost of the protest at 50000 dollars funded by contributions. Coretta King accompanies him as the pilgrimage reaches its climax after about 100 weeks of mobilization.
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Tennessee Nudists Target of Laughing Nudity Bill
Tennessee lawmakers passed a nudity bill amid laughter and criticism. The measure draws opposition from nudist groups and seeks a court ruling on legality, with supporters citing local nudist colony activity near Knoxville.
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Texas Senate OKs Student Loan Plan and Truck Bill
The Texas Senate approved a $75 million bond plan to fund student loans for state college students, with 4 percent interest repayable within 10 years. The House backed a truck length bill allowing two-trailer rigs up to 40 feet and tractor-trailer combos to 55 feet, with three-unit rigs still restricted. If House approval stands, the loan proposal goes to voters in November.
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Mayor and Mrs Tidmore invited to White House dinner
Lubbock Mayor and Mrs Max Tidmore join more than 125 mayors and their wives for a White House dinner on March 30. Invitations went to mayors of cities with populations over 100000. About 250 guests, including wives, are expected. The event parallels a governors dinner held last year as President Johnson uses the occasions to brief officials on national issues and Mrs Johnson will show a film on paintings to the visitors.
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Icy Weather Keeps Grip On Midwest And Plains
Record cold spans the nation’s midlands while a new storm brings snow and freezing rain to the Middle West. In Texas and the Panhandle light flurries and drizzle persist as Lubbock posts a 22 degree low, forecast to rise to the upper forties amid fog and clouds.
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Weather Outlook for Lubbock and Vicinity
Mostly cloudy and cold with fog this morning then clearing and somewhat warmer this afternoon. High in the upper 40s, tonight near 30. Averages show sunrise around 6:45 and sunset near 7:03 with humidity around 10 to 65 percent through the day. Precipitation not indicated.
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