Power Shortage Shadow Looms Over Major Cities This Summer
As heat nears, utilities dread a repeat of last year’s shortages and the 1965 Northeast blackout. A Presidential Office survey flags New York Chicago St. Louis and Minneapolis-St Paul as potential trouble spots. Officials expect no major problems but warn of tight capacity on the eastern seaboard even with normal temperatures.
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New York
President's Office of Emergency Preparedness
Chicago
St. Louis
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Seaboard
England
Florida
Ont Generating Cn
Arity
Debate This Week Cambodia Big Subject For Senate
Senate focus centers on Cambodia amid push to pass a controversial military foreign sales bill. House agenda covers social security benefits, interior spending, and outside financial disclosures. Mansfield notes Cambodia while Senate debates related actions as 1972 disclosure rules take effect.
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Senate
Cambodia
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Nixon
Sova Securitha
Cnet
House
Mike Mansfield
Bailey County voters ok hospital district plan
Bailey County voters approve the establishment of a hospital district in a local measure. The approval follows a campaign highlighting potential funding for regional medical facilities and updated health services for residents.
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Bailey County
Major City Recaptured From Reds
Cambodian forces recaptured Kompong Chan on Sunday as allies launched a new thrust into southern Cambodia. Gen. Michael S. Davison said U S forces uncovered part of COSVN, the Communist command headquarters, about 10 miles inside Cambodia. Troops found a large cache of communications gear, and air strikes left enemy dead numbers. Officials tallied the campaign’s first two weeks, reporting heavy setbacks for North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces.
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Associated Press
Saigon
Kompong Chan
Cambodia
U.S
COSVN
South Vietnam
Michael $. Davison
Davison
U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
AUS
Joda
Canbboia
Armants
Prayer for obedience and peace through divine laws
A reader offers a prayer asking God to help people follow divine laws for instant peace among men. The closing invocation centers on Jesus' name and universal obedience.
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God
Jesus
Uncomplaining Guard Units win praise for service
Four hundred thirty one Texas National Guardsmen returned home after six days of duty aiding storm damaged Lubbock. Capt Edgar Murphy praised the unit for high morale and willingness to help as many had homes demolished by the tornado.
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Wayne Panter
Avalanche-Journal
Texas National Guardsmen
Lubbock
M2nd Infantry
Preston Smith
Edgar Murphy
City of
Jay
Harris
Lubbock Residents Tour Tornado Devastation
Thousands join a city planned Sunday drive to view the Monday tornado damage across Guadalupe area in Lubbock. Motorists report stunned reactions and a wave of donations as police manage traffic along the route through the worst hit zones.
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Fourth Street
Avenue Q
Diagonal Street
Terry Davis
Bob Baker
Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock
South Plains
Imany
Damas
Texas High Us
City Hall
Salvation
Warm, Dry Texas Enjoys Sunny Weekend
A high pressure system kept Texas warm and dry with clear skies as heavy rains from last week dried up. South Plains temperatures rose after a sunrise low, with breezes up to 14 mph. Forecasters predict mostly warm conditions with highs near 90 into Tuesday and modest 50s to 60s for overnight lows.
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Texas
South Plains
Cyprus Police on Alert as Makarios Guarded by Hundreds
In Famagusta Cyprus police were placed on alert and hundreds of armed officers guarded President Archbishop Makarios amid unofficial reports of an assassination attempt in the area.
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Famagusta
Cyprus
Makarios
Ethie
Truck Blaze Injures City Fireman In Lubbock
Fireman Neil Boyce 48 suffered second degree burns when a fuel tank exploded during a truck fire in Lubbock He had just moved to 1703 F Colgate St after losses from a recent storm and was treated at West Texas Hospital in good condition.
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Lubbock
Neil Boyce
Boyce
Colgate St
Richard Davis
Davis
J. Whitley
North Avenue N
Jarvis St
West Texas Hospital
City forms two committees for tornado recovery and relief fund
City council created a citizens commission to guide damage plans and asked Jerry Rogers to lead a rubble disposal group. The Lubbock disaster relief fund will be run by the United Fund and Chamber of Commerce to manage donations and raise more for tornado victims. A contractor began rubble clearance under Army Corps oversight after Nixon labeled Lubbock a federal disaster area.
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Eugene Smith
Avalanche-Journal
Jerry Rogers
West Texas Museum
Lubbock United Fund
Lubbock Chamber of Commerce
Lubbock Disaster Relief Fund
Villa Inn
Ave. Q
Xiewea
Bill Blackwell
West Texas
Midland
Donald W. Bandy
U.S .Army Corps of Engineers
Richard Nixon
Lubbock
City Hall
Relief work continues in full swing in Lubbock
Relief agencies stay active as Red Cross and volunteers shelter families in Crane Hall on the Texas Tech campus. Furniture and appliances are urgently sought for tornado victims now moving into FHA homes and Coronado Apartments, with Salvation Army and Cooperative Warehouse 41 coordinating donations and volunteer sorting.
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Bill Morgan
Avalanche-Journal
Stax Lubbock
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Red Cross
Crane
Federal Housing Administration
Coronado
FHA
Service Compress
West Tighway St
Clovis Roa
Robert Hall
Salvation Army
Olunteers
50Th Street
Lonp
Pli Cooperative
Mall
Weather map page predicts warm day in Lubbock area
Forecast shows high near 90 in Lubbock and vicinity with a low around the upper 30s at sunrise. South winds 10 to 20 mph and no rain expected through Friday.
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Tadey
Ron Sete
Meatinum
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Hundt
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