Aging Nazi Hess Passes Time With Birds In Prison Garden
Rudolf Hess, aging former deputy leader of Nazi Germany, marks his 75th birthday in Spandau Prison. Twice daily he feeds crumbs to pigeons and songbirds in the garden, using a paper bag as he waits for solitary walks. Weather and memory of Alexandria color his days as the birds announce his presence.
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Hubert J. Erb
Berlin
Rudolf Hess
Fuehrer
Nazi
Hess
Spandau
West Berlin
Alexandria
Egypt
Nixon Holds Camp David Talks On Korea Czech Crisis
President Nixon conferred two hours at Camp David with Atty Gen John Mitchell and aides on North Korea, Czech upheaval, and a crime control message to Congress. Ziegler said focus also on tax reform and poverty level relief while no new decisions were announced.
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Douglas B. Cornell
Thurmont
Nixon
Czechoslovakia
Congress
Camp David
Catoctin Mountains
North Korea
John M. Mitchell
John Ehrlichman
Robert Haldeman
Henry A. Kissinger
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Kissinger
North Korean
United States
Korean Armistice Commission
Panmunjom
Ziegler
Moscow
Alexander Dubcek
Mitchell
Ehrlichman
Marines Hit At Marble Mountain Base In Night Attack
U S Marines report two killed and 46 wounded at Marble Mountain base near Da Nang after a rocket attack by Soviet made 122mm rockets. A separate strike at Lam Son training center caused 35 dead and 175 wounded among recruits.
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Associated Press
Saigon
da Nang
Mountain
U.S
Marine
Marble Mountain
Lam Son
Nha Trang
Varied slate of events on tap for Tech International Week
Lubbock area events announce Tech's International Week beginning today with numerous programs across campuses. The schedule includes talks, exhibitions, and cultural activities featuring partnerships with Monterey Midland and other locations.
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Lubbock
Area
Tech
Germany Faces White April After Sudden Winter Return
Winter returned to parts of West Germany with heavy snow and icy roads. Police report at least 10 dead and scores injured across the country, including two fatal Bavaria bus crashes that killed five and left nearly 100 hurt. In 24 hours Bavaria saw 120 car accidents. Western regions logged up to 17 inches of snow.
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Frankfurt
Germany
West Germany
Bavaria
West
Britain to Send Troops to Northern Ireland After Londonderry Riots
The British government said on Sunday it would deploy troops to reinforce key points in Northern Ireland following violent clashes in Londonderry between Catholic and Protestant factions and police. Civil unrest preceded damage to Newcastle Waterworks and Belfast water rationing as riot police faced a large Catholic crowd.
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London
UPI
Northern Ireland
Londonderry
Newcastle
Belfast
Today's Prayer for the Week
A Tucunicari Reader offers a weekly prayer for awareness of duty to fellow man as the new week begins.
Safety Lady Adela Goodyear Heads Nationwide Traffic Tour
Mrs. Adela Goodyear, known as the Safety Lady, plans a cross country tour to cut highway fatalities in half by the Fourth of July. Aged grandmother and crutch user after a drunken-driver crash, she has fought traffic danger for decades, promoting safety across states.
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Kenneth R. Clark
San. Juan
UPI
Adela Goodyear
Nogales
Ariz
Dale Carnegie
Goodyear
Texas
Cornell Confrontation Ends as Officials Sign Amnesty
Armed Cornell students ended their occupation of the Student Union and signed a seven point amnesty with officials on the Afro American Center steps. University leaders agreed to defend demonstrators in civil suits and to fund guards and damages, while amnesty covered all demonstrators. The students warned of further confrontation if demands were not met.
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United Press International
Ithaca
N.Y
Cornell University
Willard Straight
University
Steven Muller
W. Keith Kennedy
Muller
Lon
Weather: Fair Skies Return After Storms Across Plains
Sunday brought calmer conditions across the South Plains as warm weather returns. Texas faced lingering thundershowers and two tornado sightings near Seminole as a cold front weakens. Highs mid 70s, tonight lows 40s, northwest winds, no further precipitation expected.
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South Plains
Texas
Seminole
Presidio Down
Houston
Tyler
Lufkin
Scandalous John Selmon Remains At Ranch Leader At 84
Veteran cowboy known as Scandalous John, foreman of the 40 000 acre Flat Top Ranch near Stamford, West Texas, continues to attend the Texas Cowboy Reunion. He earned his nickname after a horse incident in 1900 and survived a brain bleed after a 1966 accident.
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Tanner Laine
Avalanche-Journal
John
Selmon
Swenson
Stamford
Texas
Mississippi flood threat rises along Wisconsin Iowa Illinois shores
Wind and floodwaters push toward major crests on the Mississippi while Minot faces the Mouse River surge. Dikes hold in Dubuque but industrial areas flood. Thousands homeless, losses rise across Minnesota Wisconsin North Dakota Illinois Iowa and South Dakota with crests expected late April.
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United Press International
Mississippi
la Crosse
Wis
Mouse River
Minot
N.D
Old Man River
Wisconsin
Iowa
Illinois
Brice Prairie
Lake Onalaska
Vcrgn Cums
Ducinbine
la Crosse County
Civil Defense
Robert Kneeland
U.S. 83
Robert D. Ray
Mississippi River
Dubuque
Upper Midwest
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Army Corps of Engineers
Prairie du Chien
Moline
Rock Island
Ill
Davenport
Army
Child Killed in Seminole Car Collision
A two car crash at the U S 385 and 180 intersection in downtown Seminole killed 3 year old Melissa Layne Goodman. Her mother, Jo Anne Goodman of Abilene, was driving one of the vehicles and Linda Jones of Lovington was a passenger. J E Everett of Brownfield drove the other car. all three involved were treated with non critical injuries. Survivors include Melissa’s grandparents N J Goodman and Horace Arledge of Stamford. Funeral arrangements are pending with Kinney Funeral Home and Singleton Funeral Home.
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Seminole
Melissa
Layne Goodman
Jo Anne Goodman
Abilene
100 Injured as Decency Rally Turns Violent in Baltimore
About 100 treated for cuts and 38 hospitalized after a 40 000 strong youth rally at Memorial Stadium ends in brawls and stabbings. Police arrest 80 plus as bands of youths clash near the stadium while organizers had denied several militant groups the chance to speak.
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United Press: International
Baltimore
Memorial Stadium
Greenmount Avenue
First Aid
Stadium
White Panthers
David Franks
Franks
William A. Harris
Maryland
Charles Moylan
Troops to Join Borneo Campaign Battle in Indonesian Borneo
About 1,000 jungle warfare troops have been sent to Indonesian Borneo to bolster government forces hunting Communist guerrillas on the island.
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Borneo
Jakarta
Indonesia
Indonesian Borneo
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