Refugees Face War’s Noise as They Play and Hope
A report from Phuc-Kien Hospital camp describes about 10 000 refugees living in wards and yards near Y Bridge. Children continue to play amid air strikes while mothers feed infants under improvised shelters. Many lost homes in the lunar new year offensive and seek safety, ration rice, and a path to peace.
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Nguyen San Con
Kennedy Faces Uphill Battle in 15 Pro Kennedy States
Senator Robert Kennedy encounters sharp resistance in many states that backed John F. Kennedy in 1960. Humphrey gains in Maryland Colorado and Wyoming while California and others loom as pivotal in the race toward the national convention.
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Mobile unit Engineer to visit two Lubbock high schools
The Engineer mobile demonstration unit will tour Estacado High Tuesday and Monterey High Wednesday to show high school students and parents engineering career options. Sponsored by the engineering foundation and UT ex-student association, the 55 foot trailer offers lighted displays, models, and photos of engineers at work. R Y Corder, a veteran physics and math teacher, leads the effort.
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Monterey High School
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Ex-Student's Association of the
University of Texas
Texas
R. Y. Corder
Lock Your Car Week Begins In Lubbock Today
Noon today marks the start of Lock Your Car Week in Lubbock. The city police department with three insurers and juvenile authorities urge residents to lock cars, remove keys, and secure ignitions to curb thefts. Last year 350 cars were stolen in Lubbock with 44 not recovered, direct losses around $49,000, and 1967 thefts up 23 percent from 1966. Mayor W D Rogers Jr urged citizen participation and vigilant parking practices.
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W. D
Dub) Rogers Jr
Rogers
Police Arrest Prison Escapee Dressed as Priest at Boise Airport
Eugene J. Howe, 57, a convicted murderer, was arrested at Boise Airport while wearing a priest costume. He fled Idaho State Prison hours earlier and was taken into custody by police, ending a public sighting.
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Boise
Eugene J. Howe
Howe
Idaho State Prison
Computer drawn works spark embarrassment at Royal Academy
DRAWN BY COMPUTER LONDON AP The Royal Academy marking its 200th year as Britain's arts arbiter regrets miscrediting pieces in its summer show after a visitor noticed a label indicating the drawings were produced by a computer rather than a human architect.
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