Wealthy friends save Reagan by buying Sacramento home
About 15 Reagan associates contribute roughly 150000 to purchase the leased Sacramento house. Henry Salvatori notes the group will rent the home back to Reagan at 1250 monthly, avoiding eviction as the owner, Dai Domich, plans to sell before April 1.
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Associated Press
Sacramento
Calif
Gov
Reagan
Sacramento Bee
Henry Salvatori
Los Angeles
Salvatori
Sacramento City
Dai Domich
Reagans
Eisenhower Grows Weaker as Hospital Reports Update
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower remained conscious but progressively weaker at Walter Reed Army Hospital. Doctors listed oxygen and other supportive measures, with his wife and Milton Eisenhower at his bedside as the crisis continued.
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Associated Press
Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Eisenhower
Milton
Walter ‘Reed
Apollo 10 to orbit moon ahead of July landing attempt
NASA officials confirm Apollo 10 will fly to the moon in May with Thomas Stafford Eugene Cernan and John Young aboard. The crew will stay 63 hours in lunar orbit, with two astronauts lowering toward the surface within 10 miles as Apollo 10 cannot land due to ascent limits.
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Houston
Space Agency
U.S
Thomas Stafford
Eugene Cernan
John Young
Stafford
Cernan
Young
Neil Armstrong
Michael] Collins
Edwin “Buz Aldrin
Armstrong
Aldrin
Apollo
Moon
1000 EXPECTED TO HEAR LIONS INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT
A vivid illustration of jury trials helps the Lubbock area Boy Scout troop understand legal process as 1000 people are expected to hear Lions International president today. The schedule spans multiple sections with references to hearings, politics, and editorial content.
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Lubbock
Lions International
Prayer request from Lois Patterson in Lubbock
A daily blessing plea asks God to deepen love and remove hate from hearts and habits of Lois Patterson of Lubbock as she signs the note.
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Lois Patterson
Lubbock
Allies Push Campaign Against Infiltrators Near Laos Border
Allied forces escalate operations in northwest South Vietnam and the A Shau Valley to disrupt North Vietnamese infiltration and stockpiles for Hue and Da Nang. About 3,500 U.S. Marines and South Vietnamese infantry sweep the frontier below Khe Sanh and 2,000 paratroopers patrol the A Shau Valley as the Maine Crag offensive begins March 15. In enemy clashes, 104 Viet Minh troops are reported slain with 33 Americans killed and 117 wounded. a separate Mekong Delta action yields 77 enemy deaths with light Allied casualties.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Laos
U.S
Khe Sanh
A Shau
Bau
Maine Crag
Hue
da Nang
Mekong
Allias
Fear Revolt Flares as Thousands Flee in Pakistan
Thousands of starved peasants march toward Dacca amid arson looting and killings as East Pakistan teeters on civil war. Refugees report Americans targeted and plans for evacuation under consideration while Dacca residents arm for siege and flee toward the airport.
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United Press International
Karachi
Dacca
East Pakistan
Refrgees
West Pakistan
U. S
Mohammed Ayub’Khan
Ayub Khan
Stinging fumes leak at Kennedy Airport
At Kennedy Airport a fertilizer ingredient cylinder leaked trimethyl phosphate in a cargo hangar. Port Authority police said about a score of people were treated for skin and eye irritation and released after washing. Firefighters vented and cooled the area to disperse fumes.
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New York
Kennedy Airport
Port Authority
City considers public hearing on movie classification ordinance
Councilman James Granberry recommends a public hearing to gauge Lubbock residents support for local film classification. He urges inviting movie executives to discuss issues and implications. Mayor Rogers expands criticism to stage productions as self regulation by the industry is called a failure.
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Shelby Hager
Avalanche-Journal
James Granberry
Lubbock
Wranberry
W. D. Rogers Jr
Road Company
Municipal Auditorium
Denton Rigsby
Dr. Granberry
Granberry
Dallas
House Okays Stiff Penalty For Narcotics Pushers
Texas lawmakers move to raise minimum penalties for drug pushers to five years on first offense and push life or death penalties for selling to minors. The measure also tightens who may receive drugs, with probation debated and an amendment for automatic prison terms tabled. House also approves relocation aid for highway displacement and faces a $1.2 billion two year spending bill.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Harold Davis
Tom Moore
Waco
Moore
Maurice Angly
Austin Republican
Angly S
Angly
House
Senate
Ben Barnes
March Winds Roar Across South Plains In Lion Style
The fabled March weather arrived with winds gusting over 50 mph in parts of the region. Lake Stryker near Henderson logged 60 mph, Amarillo reported brief flurries, and temperatures varied from 88 in Brownsville to 44 in Amarillo and Dalhart. Fair skies are forecast with a warmup coming midweek as northerly winds subside.
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South Plains
U.S. Weather Bureau
West Texas Air Terminal
Lake Stryker
Henderson
Texas
Amarillo
Brownsville
Dalhart
Rockies
Atlantic
Ex-Bank Chief Arrested on Embezzlement Charge
Former El Paso State National Bank president Robert F. Lockhart, 44, was arrested on embezzlement charges totaling at least 60,000 dollars. He resigned as bank president and was taken to Deming, New Mexico for federal proceedings. FBI agents said he possessed cash and firearms at arrest.
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FBI
el Paso State National Bank
Robert F. Lockhart
Ray L. Faisst
Lockhart
el Paso
Faisst
Deming
N.M
Nixon
Canada
van Horn
Tex
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Reneald Ziegler
Washington
Ziegler
Trudeau
Romeo LeBlanc
U.S
LeBlanc
Nixon and Canadian Leader Discuss ABM System Rationale
White House guest noted that before leaving Canada the discussion indicated Nixon wanted to go into the rationale of the ABM decision. Both press spokesmen said a review of the principles and lessons behind the decision and Nixon’s thinking had been conducted.
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Canada
Nixon
SDS Loses Round In Fight To Use UT Union for Meeting
SDS member Larry Waterhouse testified about reserving the union ballroom last month while University of Texas President Norman Hackerman said access would be denied. Judge Jack Roberts refused a temporary restraining order, with SDS planning an appeal claiming denial violated the First and Fourteenth Amendments.
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Larry Waterhouse
SDS
Union
Norman Hackerman
Hackerman
Roberts
Associated Press
Austin
Students For A Democratic Society
University of Texas Union
National Council
U. S. Dist
Jack Roberts
U.S
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