Senate votes to establish nationwide daylight saving time
United Press International reports the Senate approves the conference report on auto matic daylight saving time for next year and House approval is expected. The bill sets last Sunday in April to last Sunday in October as the daylight period nationwide with one escape hatch requiring full state adherence to standard time.
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United Press International
Ashington
Senate
House
White House
Brezhnev Seeks U.S. China Ties With Conditions
Soviet leader Brezhnevopened the Communist Party congress saying Moscow desires better relations with the United States and Red China but only if Washington ends its Vietnam war and China shifts its policies. He warned the US is responsible for deteriorating ties, while noting a possible Moscow or Beijing meeting to discuss disputes. The address to about 5,000 delegates lasted over four hours.
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Preasy Oscow
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Soviet Union
United States
Red China
Brezhnev
Soviet Communist Party
Presidium
Joseph V. Stalin
Viet Nam
Moscow
Peking
China
Kremlin Palace of Congresses
Washington
U.S
China Line
Viet Nam O
COS
Brevbnev
Brezney
Four Army Divisions Not Yet Ready For Combat
Defense officials disclosed that four U S regular divisions are below full combat readiness as they train recruits and draftees. The 4th Infantry at Fort Lewis Washington the 5th Mechanized at Fort Carson Colorado and the 1st and 2nd Armored Divisions at Fort Hood Texas will be returned gradually to full status with some possibly ready by June. This is the first official public acknowledgment of such a condition.
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Associated Press
Ashington
Defense Department
United States
4Th Infantry
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Sth
Ft. Carson
Colo
Armored
Ft. Hood
Tex
Publi
Army
Los Angeles Times
McNanare
Lubbock’s First Rodeo Draws Local Crowd in 1902
Residents recall Lubbock area first rodeo of 1902 with enthusiasm and community pride. A separate note highlights belief in flying saucers and the persistent belief in their existence. The paper surveys political views, noting a tension between reformers and old guard.
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Lubbock
Rodeo Kickoff Parade Opens Four Day ABC Event in Lubbock
The annual ABC Rodeo parade begins today signaling the four night rodeo at Municipal Coliseum. Stangel, dean emeritus, serves as parade marshal. About 37 units march from Ave St to Broadway toward the Texas Tech campus in a pioneer themed procession honoring Lubbock's 75th birthday.
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Wol. Stangel
Ted
School of Agriculture
Broadway
Lubbock
Municipal Coliseum
Dean
Ave. St
Broadlway
Texas ‘Tech
Lub Hock
Southwest
Stangel
George Humphreys
6666
Guthne
Humphreys
Abilene
Old Time Cowboys and Cattemen
W. L. Stangel
American Association of Sheriff's Posses
Ford Urges Congress Probe Into Flying Saucers
Rep. Gerald Ford called for a congressional investigation into UFO reports. He urged either the House Armed Services or Space Committee to examine the flying saucer matter, while Chairman Miller questioned jurisdiction and Rivers promised review with committee members.
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YY Estington
House
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Armed Services Committee
House Space Committee
George P. Miller
Calif
Space Committee
Air Force
L. Mende) Rivers
DSC
Armed Service Group
Jeader
Rivers
Ford
Clay defeats Chuvalo in 15 rounds in Toronto
World champion Cassius Clay won a 15 round decision over George Chuvalo in Toronto Tuesday night. In Los Angeles, Dodgers officials said pitchers Sandy Koufax and Don Drysdale rejected a final compromise offer. Details on these stories inside.
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George Chuvalo
Toronto
Los Angeles
Dodger
Sandy Koufax
Don Drysdale
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See
Federal study links smoking to multiple health ailments
A U.S. federal study based on a poll of 150,000 persons estimates smokers incur 12 million extra illnesses annually. Among the added cases are 300,000 heart attacks, one million more chronic bronchitis or emphysema, nearly two million sinus problems, and over one million more stomach ulcers. The Surgeon General William H. Stewart reported the findings, read by Dr. Eugene Guthrie at the American Cancer Society seminar.
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Phoenix
Ariz
U.S
William H. Stewart
Eugene H. Guthrie
Surgeon General
American Cancer Society
Louis F. Fieser
Harvard University
Anonymous chemist on advisory panel battles smoking legacy
A former surgeon general advisory committee member, one of five smokers on the federal panel that issued the anti cigarette report, later quit smoking after cancer led to surgery. In 1965, at 66, he developed lung cancer and transformed carbon molecules like cellulose into cancer causing forms. See SMOKERS Page 8.
Impressions of Great Britain From Toledo Students
Toledo area pupils write essays on Great Britain as seen by 13 year olds in Birmingham England. They describe royalty and English dress and note blurry views of English life while noting language beliefs and cultural stereotypes.
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Oledo
Ohio
Great Britain
Elisabit Taylor
West
Allbey
Toledo
Toledo Blade
Blade
Fernand Fauber
Birmingham
England
United States
Pathways
Johnson hints at tax hikes to curb inflation
President Johnson signaled a possible five billion dollar tax increase if prices keep rising. He noted no final decision was made but said Congress might raise taxes to curb inflation, prompting mixed reactions from lawmakers including Rep. Byrnes and Rep. Boggs. Page 8.
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Associated Press
Ashington
Johnson
Congress
White House
Budget Bureau
John W. Byrnes
R-Wis
House
Ways and Means
Byrnes
House Appropriations Committee
LBJ
February Living Cost Index Rises Steeply
The government reported the steepest February rise in living costs since the Korean War led by food prices. Meat jumped to 115.7 percent of 1957-59 levels, with fresh vegetables up 10.5 percent and eggs near four percent. Transportation fell slightly, while housing and medical care contributed to the overall 1.6 index rise.
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Ashington
Labor Department
High Rise Permit Hearing Faces Restraint Order
Judge Victor Lindsey granted a temporary restraining order blocking 19th Street high rise permit issuance while an injunction suit by BE. M. Whitacre and M. E West against the City of Lubbock proceeds. The two day hearing ended Tuesday with the suit placed atop the civil docket for April 11.
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Udge Victor
Whitacre and
West
20Th St
19Th St
College and
Boston Avenues
Weather Map: Clear to partly cloudy for Lubbock area
The page notes clear to partly cloudy conditions in Lubbock and vicinity. Highs today in the low 70s with a low near 40. Light variable winds.
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Lubbock
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