Crowded wedding binds 25 in Onaga church
In Onaga Kansas an 18 month old flower girl and a 6 foot 11 usher led to a 25 person family wedding at St. Vincent DePaul with 3 priests cocelebrants. The town filled the church while a reception followed in the basement and Mrs. Ebert’s sons arrived from Europe to escort their mother.
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Onaga
Kan
David Hund
Patricia Ebert
Thomas Kearns
Richard Coleman Etzel
Coleman
Farrell
St. Vincent Depaul’s
Nixon backs neutral Sweden plan to interment POWs
President Nixon endorsed Sweden's offer to intern prisoners of war from both sides in neutral custody. White House aides stressed no direct talks with Sweden occurred, and the plan hinges on a U.S. Hanoi agreement to transfer POWs. Swedish officials said they are willing to help as Washington presses for a settlement to facilitate U.S. withdrawal from Indochina.
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United Press
San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
North Vietnam
Indochina
Sweden
White House
Washington
California
Ronald J. Ziegler
Agence i France Presse
United States
Hanoi
Laird
Sec. of Defense
Melvin BR. Laird
Ziegler
U.S
U. S
Stockholm
Supreme Court clears hurdle for state executions
The Supreme Court 6 3 upholding juries may choose death or life, signaling statewide executions possible but not mass killings. It rejects mandatory two phase trials though death penalty challenges remain, with 641 on condemned rows across 33 states and Texas cases at Ellis unit.
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U.S. Supreme Court
United States
U.S
Texas
Ellis Unit
Texas Penitentiary
PREMATURE BABIES RECEIVE SPECIAL CARE
National questionnaire results released for Tech freshmen indicate emphasis on neonatal care. The document notes trained staff and specialized equipment dedicated to premature infants.
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Tech
Sec. A
Prayer for Courtesy and Compassion
A devotional prayer asks God to help people avoid busyness and impatience and to show courtesy to others. It pleads for respect toward others' feelings and sensibilities through Jesus Christ.
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Jesus
Pulitzer Environment Series Wins High Award
United Press International team Lucinda Franks and Thomas Powers earned the 1971 Pulitzer Prize for public service for a North Carolina environmental problems coverage by the Journal and Sentinel. The prizes also honored The Making of a Terrorist and the Kent State riots reporting with national and local coverage from editors and photographers.
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United Press International
Winston-Salem
CNUC
Journal and Sentinel
North Carolina
U.S
Pulitzer Committee
Columbia University
United Press
International
Lucinda Franks
Thomas Powers
Diana Oughton
Kent State
Akron Beacon Journal
John Paul Filo
Family terrorized as jailbreakers flee in Midland area
Four men escaped Ward County Jail near Mona Hans and robbed Dr. E. W. McCullough and family at gunpoint early Monday. They took cash, watches, a car, and narcotics. Suspects named include Jones, Simpson, Harris, Youngblood and others linked to the escape. Officials fear for a woman detainee's safety.
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Aneetat
Avalanche Journal
Midland
Ward County
Monahans
E. W. McCullough
Johnny Jones
James Simpson
Raymond Harris
Timothy Youngblood
Raymond Hayes
Danny Howard Elder
Babbie Way Winters
Colerman
Youngblood
Winters
Ward
Bank Shootout Kills Two in Montreal Brinks Heist
In Montreal gunmen wearing masks and wigs opened fire on Brinks guards delivering $200,000 to a local bank. Six wounded, including the businessman’s wife. Police identify the dead gunman as Raymond Ray Lynch, 26, of Montreal. Italian couple not named.
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Montreal
UPI
Brinks
Raymond Ray Lynch
Mass Arrests Stifle Protest in Washington
Thousands of antiwar demonstrators were arrested in Washington in a record single day, with police estimating over 7,000 arrests. About 1,600 were placed in outdoor compounds as courts processed roughly 20 detainees per hour, bond set at 250 dollars, and a rented government enclosure used as a detention facility.
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Travio
Washington
Rennie
The
Associated Press
Washington Enlirearm
Protesters fail to disrupt city as troops patrol
Demonstrators camping at the sports arena faced scattered traffic issues as federal troops and traffic police reduced congestion. Congress members condemned the tactics with Sen. John V. Tunney calling the actions deplorable and Sen. Hugh Scott saying the protest failed as it deserved.
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Ward Circle
American University
Congress
John V. Tunney
Dcalif
Indochina
Senate
Hugh Scott
Thunderstorms Fail to Break Drought Across Texas Panhandle
Thunderstorms moved across the southern tip of the South Plains but brought only trace precipitation. A 20 percent chance of rain was forecast with highs in the upper 80s and a low 90s for Wednesday. State Agriculture Commissioner John C. White warned drought conditions persist despite brief showers.
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Jerry Odom
Avalanche Journal
South Plains
Lamesa
Texas
John C. White
White
Davis Arrested in Capital Conspiracy Plot for Civil Rights Rights
Bennard C Davis a leader of antiwar protests in Washington was arrested held on 25000 bond on civil rights conspiracy charges. He allegedly conspired with John Froines another Chicago Seven defendant to interfere with citizens pursuing their constitutional rights as part of plans tied to a mass bridge action.
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Washington
Bennard C
Ronnie” Davis
Davis
Chicago
John Fraines
Justice Department
Froines
FBT
Peter Chase
John Froines
Mass Bridge
Davis arraigned on conspiracy to impede civil rights
U.S. Magistrate Arthur D. Burnett set a $25,000 bond for Davis on charges of conspiracy to interfere with citizens rights and to bar federal workers from their jobs. A preliminary hearing was scheduled for May 12. Davis could be released on a 10 percent cash bond, but funds were unavailable Monday night as protests roared and banged on jail walls during arraignment.
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U.S
Arthur D. Burnett
Davis
Weather Map Page 3A Lubbock Forecast Update
A 20 percent chance of rain tonight. Highs today in the low 90s, lows around the mid fifties. Tomorrow’s high expected in the 80s with southerly winds from 15 to 30 mph.
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Lubbock
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Comic Dictionary
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Texas Tech
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