Funnel Clouds Sweep Western Texas and Ohio Valley
A weather system produced heavy rain, hail and strong winds across Lubbock and surrounding towns with funnel clouds and possible tornadoes sighted west of New Deal and near Shallowater. Officials warned of lingering danger as storms moved southeast at about 15 mph. Totals included 2 inches in parts of the area, with widespread minor hail and a cold front shaping the risk through the night.
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New Mexico
Hobbs
Niagra Falls
N.Y
Shallo
Spade
Lubbock
Weather Bureau
KYFO
S2nd Street
Quaker Avenue
Abernathy
Shallowater
Anton Anton
Idalou
Denver City
New Deal
Plains
Staton
Brownfield
Seagraves
Morton
Midland
Seminole
Sundown
Tahoka
Levelland
Lorenzo
Dimmitt
Hale — Center
Earth
Lockney
Olton
Alan Johnson
Ted Sheehan
Melvin Dunlagin
Henry Jones
Hook
Loop 289
Slide Road
Johnson
Avalanche Journal
South Plains
A . Johnson
Astronaut Borman Calls Campus Imbalance A Concern
Former problems cited by astronaut Frank Borman as he described concerns over political balance on college campuses. He noted parental views of two teenage sons and stressed the need for balance in academic departments while attending a luncheon in New York.
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New York
Frank Borman
Leon H. Sullivan
Zion Baptist Church
Philadelphia
Garagiola
Galfe Jack Nicklaus
Bowie Kuhn
Commis Baseball
AP W Photo
Borman
Onassis Callas Rift Rumors At Athens Beach Villa
UPI reports Greek media told of marital strain between Aristotle Onassis and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis as the couple stayed at Glyfada near Athens. Mrs Onassis reportedly demanded her husband accompany her to settle accounts while US magazines noted alleged gifts to Maria Callas and large weekly spending. The story tied their troubles to a Paris and New York flight sequence and a controversial Father's Day message.
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Athens
UPI
Aristotle “Onassis
Jacque‘line
Maria Callas
Onassis
New York
Paris
Miss Callas
Simerina
Miss Cal
Ladies Home Journal
United States
Callas
John F. Kennedy
Onassises
Banquet Reflections Highlight Learning to Share
At a banquet patrons heard a challenge about cooperation in a museum setting. The Rev. Mr. Sullivan, founder of Zion Investment Associates, spoke on community progress and noted a $17 million shopping center project aimed at empowering Black-owned business.
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Mr. Sullivan
Zion Investement Associates
Storm debris yields old wedding photo and portrait at Wayne White Farm
A May 11 storm at the Wayne RB White farm southeast of West Texas Air Terminal damaged waterlogged items including a bridal portrait and a girl’s snapshot. The owners, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne White of 12118 53rd St, hope the rightful owners claim them. contact 744-8970.
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Wayne RB
White Farms
West Texas Air Terminal
Stock Mart Falls to Eight Year Low On Fearful Markets
The article notes a 20 point skid for Stock Mart and a near term meeting of securities industry leaders and brokerage heads. It cites fear in markets and hints the event will happen in the near future after a 17 month period of decline.
Debt ceiling debate tests optimism and budget plans
The article reviews tensions over a debt ceiling rise with Demos pressed to freeze prices and wages while Wilbur Mills probes Kennedy on corporate profits and long term debt. Officials defend cautious budget assumptions as markets reflect inflation fears and political optics amid a shifting monetary stance.
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Shultz
White House
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
House
Ways and Means Committee
Sec. of the Treasury
David M. Kennedy
Treasury
Mills
TEC Won't Rent Heatly Offices In Paducah Move
TEC moved its Paducah district office from a building owned by State Rep. William S Heatly due to a legality ruling. Two workers relocated to West Texas last week while rent stays at 75 dollars monthly. Heatly chairs the House appropriations panel and the issue followed an opinion request from the state attorney general. In Kathmandu, Nepal opened a 55 painting South Korea exhibit, Education Minister Pradhan said it aimed to boost ties.
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Austin, Tex
UPI
Texas Employment Commission
Paducah
William S. Heatly
D-Paducah
Comptroller
TEC
R. L. Coffman
Coffman
Employment Commission
West Texas
Heatly
Robert 8.Calvert
Atty
Crawford Martin
Martin
Paducach
House Appropriations Committee
Nepal
N. K. Pradhan
Association Officers and Trustees Elected for 1971
Dr C Brandon Hull will be vice president with Holder as president and L G Pearce Jr. as treasurer. Board members with terms expiring 1974 include Mrs Russell Bean Mrs WB Blankenship Robert H Brummal Dorman Igo Loyd Lanatte Retha Martin Roberts Snyder Culver Hill Dr Hull Mrs Gordor Lee Arch Lamb W G McMillane and Gov Preston Smith. John Scoggin has a short term to 1972. Executive committee members are Mrs James Morris Mull J C Chambers Norton Baker. Action awards were given to top contributors to cultural enrichment by the Junior League for work with Milam Orphanage Well Baby Clinic art appreciation for schoolchildren Volunteer Bureau and Cambodian campaign coverage. Major air role, South Vietnamese forces and U S air units expanded operations in Cambodia with pilots trained in the U S and a growing number in combat. Rabbinic award cited for museum work and art lectures. South Vietnamese air force modernized operations in Parrot's Beak and surrounding areas with about 40 planes in ground attacks.
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Association
Holder
C. Brandon Hull
Richard Dickey
L. G. Pearce Jr
Russell Bean
WB. Blankenship
Robert Hf. Brummal
Dorman Igo
Loyd Lanatte
Retha Martin
Roberts Synder
Culver Hill
Dr Hull
Gordor Lee
Arch Lamb
W. G. McMillane
Training Center
Well Baby
Tornado Warning Sparks City Alert Response in Lubbock Area
A severe weather alert activated Lubbock area EOC with officials including City Manager Bill Blackwell and Public Utilities Director addressing a tornado warning. Sirens, police and fire crews, and Red Cross and Salvation Army partners joined Weather Bureau hot line communications as log notes hail and strong winds near Shallown er were reported and warnings canceled by 7 p.m. The event followed prior tornado concerns and citizen reports, with ongoing weather updates and emergency readiness measures in place.
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Lubbock
4Th Street
Loop 289
F.D. Brown
Weather Bureau
Oklahoma City
Lubbock Public School
Texas Tech
Lubbock Chi ! College
The
Red Cross
Salvation Army
EOC
Ayne
Payne
FOC
DPS
Shallowner
Westenar Thi
Gal Ahr Tem
Ath Street
Lubteck
Urey
Coop
Sables
Acity Water Department
Locatun
Lamb
Fragmented account of a disrupted onboard incident
OCR reads as a chaotic report describing a disturbance on a vessel with references to a stewardess, a gun, and passengers. Names and places are garbled, but the scene implies a confrontation and potential security action during travel.
Cambodian Reds Driven Back by Allied Offensive
Cambodian Reds fleeing surrounded by joint Cambodian and South Vietnamese forces retreat deeper into Kampuchea near the Mekong River. U S air support with B 52 Stratofortresses dropped about 540 tons of bombs in six missions just south of the border zone.
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Camiten
Mekat
Phnom Penh
Highway 7
Mekong River
Tank Bet
South Vietnam
Air Force
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Federal Reserve Board
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Alexander Kline
Mary Dunn
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