29 Murders Surge in Regional Crime Report
A historical crime column notes a sharp uptick in murder cases for the year 1971. The article cites rising violence across districts including Baset and Logtibere, with references to local police and public safety concerns.
Towns Shelled Amid Viet Red Assault Report
Fragmented wartime notes describe villages and bases under heavy shelling by Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces. The piece references military positions, advisories, and casualties while signaling chaotic communication from frontline areas.
Meat price freezes spread as retailers pledge actions
The article notes proposed freezes and price rollbacks in response to inflation. House leaders Mills and Eckstein push for a freeze while White House officials and labor leaders debate the program. Major chains like Safeway Winn Dixie announce immediate price reductions and guarantees against increases through April, aiming to aid government inflation controls.
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Wilbur TD. Mills
D-Ark
House
Ways and Means
Otto Eckstein
Johnson Administration
Ziender Osmid
Iewler
White House
Nrveno
Frank J. Fitesimmons
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Hlone
Hale Boyes
Mills
Suovestion
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Phoodhereean
Poe Agericulture
Wreasury
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Theo Gao
Virginio Ivnauer
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Tarsus
Ferekers
Iauer
Beatetary Karlhohe
Drasnen
Grand Thoon
Baen
Virginia
Maryland
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Texas lawmakers weigh billboard curb and highway aid
Texas solons approve major bills including a billboard and junkyard control measure to protect 24 million dollars in federal highway aid. Governor Preston Smith called a session to fund primaries after a Dallas court struck filing-fee schedules as unconstitutional.
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Texas
Billy Williamson
Tyler
Jack Ogg
Houston
Rayford Price
Doran
Preceso
Joe Salemo
Corpus Christi
Smith
Preston Smith
Dallas
Texas Supreme Court
U.S. Transportation
John Volpe
Volpe
Ex-Amarillo Official Walter Knapp Faces Theft Count
Former Amarillo legislator Walter Knapp faces a theft charge and plans a news conference in Austin to detail his side of the case. Dist. Atty. Bob Smith and Tom Curtis are noted as colleagues on a DA committee. Knapp opposes Curtis in the May 6 Democratic primary.
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Hilary Doran
del Rio
Doran
Dist. Atty
Bob Smith
Austin
Branch Archer
Amarillo
Knapp
Smith
Potter County
Tom Curtis
Curtis
Feromes
Ned Granger
David Rathfft
Stamford
John Allen
Longview
Granger
Second Gunship Downed as Reds Hit Saigon Trail Conflict
U S command reports a second four engine gunship shot down over Laos during the electronics war. Parachuting crew were rescued by air force helicopters after a night on the ground. A prior gunship with 14 crewmen remains missing and feared dead, with five killed on another downed helicopter.
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Saigon
Air Force
U.S
Parhandle
Laos
Simm
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Vietnam
Explosion at Fireworks Plant Echoes Hiroshima
A blast at a fireworks plant ripped through a wooded area with debris and smoke. Police said about 20 employees were at the site. officials reported uncertain casualty figures as helicopters monitored the scene.
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Oman
Optic Enticloves
Holbrook
Hiroshima
Bridgewater State College
Boston
Gerald Hindermith
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Moon Rockets Test Undergoes Dramatic Countdown
Apollo 1a rehearsal at Cape Renedy near Boston ends with four major explosions and two casualties as ground crews drain propellants. Astronauts Young Mattingly and Duke skip the test while authorities report a revised toll and ongoing investigation.
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Walter OS Kapryan
CST
Kapryan
Inc
John W. Young
Thomas K. Mattingly
Charles M. Duke
Oceanside
Tims
Leo Vourht
Bert Techareran
UTD
Vaccines labeled ineffective spark Senate review
Senate records show criticism of vaccines marketed for years despite ineffectiveness. Ribicoff cites decades of inaction by HEW and FDA, with warnings that only biological vaccines face efficacy proofs while virus vaccines lack similar requirements.
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John F. Kennedy
Eliot Ot
Richardson
NEE Ane
Av Dbs
Tee
DBS
Tibicoff
CBS
Ribicoff
Ithe
HEW
Senate
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HISW
Robbers Strikes Third Grocery Heist in a Week
Dunlap described a gun wielding assailant ordering him to lie down as two robbers fled east toward an apartment complex after robbing the 18th Street grocery. It marked the third store holdup in Lubbock within seven days.
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Dunlap
18Th Street
Lubbock
Ride Accident Kills Woman at Astroworld Theme Park
Mrs. Riva de la Vega, 49, wife of Monterrey publisher Rodolfo Junco de la Vega Jr., was dragged to her death on The Happening ride at Astroworld Thursday night. Her husband, who was also nearby, survived as the ride started unexpectedly while they were trying to find seats.
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Houston
Riva ‘Gonzales de Junto de la Vega
Monterrey
Mexico
Astroworld
Impeachment Plea Filed Against Smith and Barnes
Rep. Paul Moreno announces resolutions calling for the impeachment of Gov. Preston Smith and Lt. Gov. Ben Barnes over alleged stock fraud links. Moreno admits no chance of adoption but seeks to express convictions. resolutions reference acts under Texas constitution without detailing specifics.
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Rayford Price
Moreno
House
Smith
Barnes
State of
Texas
Elmer Baum
National Bankers Life Insurance Co
Houston
Frank Sharp
Sharp's Bank
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