U.S. Says North Vietnam Refuses Admitting Presence
In Paris on Wednesday night the talks stalled as North Vietnam refused to admit troops in the South despite U S intelligence reports claiming Hanoi has about 12 divisions in the area. Ambassador Harriman pressed the North Vietnamese to avoid public statements and mutual recriminations while seeking a peaceful settlement.
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Bulge
South Vietnam
U.S
Vietnam
Hanoi
Jorden
W. Averell Harriman
French students clash near Parliament as De Gaulle survives vote
In Paris, De Gaulle’s government wins a censure vote by 11, with 233 deputies backing the cabinet while protests surge. Thousands of students converge near the Palais Bourbon as riot police cordon the area, and authorities prepare further rebievation amid a nationwide strike that idled millions.
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Lewis Nevin Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Pament
Georges Pompidou
National Assembly
Paleis Bourbon
Tme Assembly
Géalare Er Ey
Par- See
DE Gaunde
Students Charged Thousands in Campus Phone Ad Incident
A fragmented report notes students at several colleges faced almost $50,000 in call charges after an advertisement urging use of a single charge number appeared. Steve MeQuist and others tied to the ad are mentioned, with no clear identification of who placed it.
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Los “Angeles
Hunee
Seena
Amps
Gaying McQueen
Europe
Steve MeQisett
TEXAS TECH DISCOVERS SILO PIT NEAR LOOP 289
A fragmentary late edition item reports an old silo pit found near Loop 289 in Lubbock. No further details given.
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Lubbock, Area
Texas
TECH
Municipal
Audi
Prayer Reflection and spiritual awakening request
The message asks for spiritual renewal and deeper motivation to hunger for righteousness. It seeks that God’s word come alive and guides the speaker like a lamp to their feet. The text mentions Lila Rasor and a place that appears as Lubbos with unclear context.
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Pal
Lila Rasor
Lubbos
Smith campaign Chief Cargill Urges Apathy to Boost East Texas Vote
East Texas campaign worker Robert Cargill argues apathy is Smith’s ally and urges turnout to back Preston in the June 1 primary. Cargill, an oilman and business leader, says Smith can win with strong voter mobilization and promises to run a large transportation effort to polling places. He notes Smith’s stance on education water conservation and industrial development and praises his business approach.
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Kenneth May
Ournal
Preston
Texas
Robert Cargill
East Texas
Smith
Cargill
Chamber of Commerce
Waggoner ‘Carr
Eugene Locke
John Hill
Dolph Briscoe
Don Yarborough
Frank
Bee “Smith
Tammy Kay Stephenson Tends a Yard Menagerie of Bugs Birds and Toads
Six year old Tammy Kay Stephenson cares for a sparrow named Tweety and five horned toads in a plastic bucket. She feeds the bird bread and milk from a toothpick and hopes it someday flies. Her pets include ants worms and other small creatures as she helps them grow and stay safe in the yard.
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Tammy Kay Stephenson
V. C. Stephenson
44Th St
Tweety
Truth in Lending Bill Passes Congress and Heads to Johnson
Congress sent the truth in lending bill to President Johnson after Senate and House votes by voice. The measure requires clear disclosure of credit costs on consumer transactions totaling about 100 billion dollars yearly and targets predatory lending while excluding commercial lending.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Johnson
Senate
House
Bald Weyare
Senate House
Rap Brown Sentenced Five Years In Federal Firearms Case
H Rap Brown, noted militant Black Power figure, received a five year term and a $2000 fine after a federal jury convicted him of violating the National Firearms Act. He remained free on appeal on bond set at ten thousand dollars as the case concluded after a nine week trial.
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New Orleans
Black Power
H. Rap Brown
Johnson signs bill for study of automobile insurance
President Johnson signed a bill authorizing a thorough study of automobile insurance, with the measure moving through Congress and outlining the plan to analyze rates methods and coverage nationwide.
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Washington
Johnson
Cotton demand seen rising to about 13.4 million bales
The Agriculture Department estimates total U.S. cotton demand for the 1967-68 marketing year at roughly 13.4 million bales, about 5.75 million more than 1967. Stocks left for Aug 1 are projected near 6.75 million bales, with private upland stock around 700,000 bales below last Aug. Exports and mill use are forecast to stay strong, totaling about 4.2 million and 9.1 million bales respectively.
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Washington
Tota
Agriculture Department
Commodity Credit Corp
CCC
Goperiment Asia
GCC
Helicopter Crashes in Hayfield Near Los Angeles
A single rotor Sikorsky helicopter with about 23 aboard crashed into a cow pasture near a busy Los Angeles intersection while en route to Disneyland. Firefighters found the craft on its left side, the pilot dead, with reports of up to 22 bodies visible at the scene. FAA investigated possible blade failure as cause.
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Paramount
Tate Wedine
Los
Los Ang
Disneyland
Windia
Federal Aviation. Administration
FAA
Los Angeles
Ays
Flight Service
Ak Nel Thea Gaid
Ater Dick Friend
Alle
Jim Fr
Roy Embry
Spieces
Texas court hears appeal over 1966 district plan
In Austin a legal battle unfolds as six county voters rejected a district for 1966 elections. The case concerns Gaines Atson Lynn Terry counties with parts torn from Lynn and Andrews, Denver City. A trial court had invalidated the district, reversed by the El Paso Civil Appeals Court, now headed to the state high court. Attorneys for Gaines residents argue the district remains valid despite the majority vote against it and contest the appeals court ruling on geographic scope.
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Gaines
Atson
Lynn
Terry
Citi
Andrews
Hernia
Denver City
el Paso Court of Civil Appeals
High Court
City Council OKs zone change for new hospital clinic
The City Council approved a zoning change to allow a $3.5 million hospital clinic at the northwest corner of the loop on Quaker Avenue in southwest Lubbock. Dr. Clifford Payne and Dr. Victor Igal Trust plan a 120-bed hospital with adjoining clinic, employing about 200 people, with entrances on 66th Street and Quaker Avenue. Local residents opposed the change in a two hour hearing.
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Jerry McCarty
Avalanche-Journal
New 289
Quaker Avenue
Leroy Elmore
Fred West
Lubbock
Elmore
Clifford Payne
Victor Igal
Clinic - Hospital
Weather Map Page Lubbock Forecast Details
Weather map notes for Lubbock and vicinity show upper 80s degrees. Southerly winds at miles per hour today, increasing toward late afternoon.
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Lubbock
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