Russians See New Magnesium Plant Test Prototype
Soviet scientists from VAMI in Leningrad led by Nickolay Bondarenko and Alexander Bogdanov joined Snyder company staff to convert to Soviet VAMI cells for magnesium production. The plant, built with large steel and brick structures, aims to test a more efficient process amid concerns over German designs. Company officials say the project is secret and could reveal their mistakes to others while remaining cautiously optimistic about indications.
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Mine Explosion Injures Hobbs Area Worker In New Mexico
A 10 15 a m explosion at a mine 35 miles northeast of Carlsbad near Hobbs injured workers. The mine advisor to the manager and Bob Fowler were involved with rescue efforts and Fowler was transported to Carlsbad hospital in satisfactory condition. Officials described details as sketchy amid communication confusion reported by District Attorney Maurice Stagner and Assistant DA David Hoglund.
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Former Senator Ratliff given probated sentence in theft case
In Austin Texas AP reports former Senator Ratliff of Samford wan received a probationary sentence after a jury found him guilty of stealing state funds. Doctors testified he suffers from psychotic low mood and personal crisis. His wife expressed willingness to stand by him as the punishment phase ends.
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Campaign Talk Points Toward E Day in Week of Campaign
Nixon plans six state stops including four with key Senate races as McGovern rebuffs Nixon on urban aid arguing Democratic Congress backed cities. Morton questions GOP chances in House or Senate while McGovern maintains firm stance on Vietnam aid and amnesty policy. See CAMPAIGN Page 14.
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Reds Spurn Peace Proposals By Thieu
North Vietnam and the Viet Cong rejected Thieu's peace conditions and urged the United States to dismiss him. Paris reports say the U S presses Hanoi to pull 14 army divisions from the South as Chou En Lai warned cease-fire hopes were slipping and blamed the United States for Thieu's position. Hanoi accused the Nixon administration of deceit in failing to sign a peace accord.
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Free Medicine for Kevin Marshall Highlights Welfare Question
The Marshall family seeks government aid for Kevin's ongoing treatments costing 900 to 1000 dollars per month. State officials say welfare is the only remaining option after savings and private donations exhausted, though Mrs. Marshall declines welfare, preferring to bear the burden. Medicaid already provides four dollars in assistance.
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Nixon to Forego News Conference Before Election
The White House indicated President Nixon would be too busy to hold a news conference before the election. Press Secretary Le Ziegler said a conference wasn’t ruled out, but Nixon’s tight schedule would keep him from his eighth press conference of the year before voters go to the polls Tuesday.
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Prayer Message Emphasizes Faith for Victory
A reader quotes a closing prayer urging trust in God for forgiveness and victory over enemies. The verse leans on faith as a source of strength and triumph in adversity.
Sunny dry spell continues across South Plains and Panhandle
Clear skies and sun replace ice storm as temperatures rise across Lubbock Amarillo and surrounding towns. Lubbock sees 53 after a frosty night with 29 in the cold, while Amarillo records 23. The National Weather Service forecasts two more dry sunny days with highs near 60 and mid 60s Friday, lows in the 20s. The South Plains faces colder conditions in November with fronts every five to seven days and precipitation slightly above normal for the month.
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Libyan Foreign Minister Rules Out Extraditing Munich Attackers
Libyan Foreign Minister Mansour Khekhia said Libya will not extradite the Palestinian guerrillas linked to the Munich massacre. The three were flown from Germany to Libya on Sunday aboard a Lufthansa hijacked plane in exchange for the lives of all aboard.
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State rests in Dunbar High School shooting case
Blair Cherry Jr. rested the state's case against Jeff Earl Carver 16 indicted for the Sept 9 1971 murder of Willie Ray Collier 16 at Dunbar High School in Hub City. Carver was certified an adult in a juvenile hearing last year and the defense began presenting witnesses.
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99Th District Court
Howard C. Davison
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Viet Cong Attacks Reach New Crescendo In Saigon Era
In South Vietnam fighting and shelling surged amid talks of a possible ceasefire. A U.S. Army helicopter crashed in the Mekong Delta killing at least 22 Americans. Viet Cong attacks totaled 142 in 24 hours, the highest since Tet 1968, with 103 from shelling. A Viet Cong flag was found near downtown Saigon. Six waves of B52s hit targets, including near Dong Hoi. The helicopter crash cause is under investigation and suspected Soviet Strela involvement is noted.
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Night Depository Break-In Supposed in Lubbock Bank
Lubbock police and FBI agents reported a suspected break-in at the American State Bank night depository around 7 30 p m Wednesday night. A police spokesman said he was asked by the FBI not to release further details.
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Partly cloudy and warmer in Lubbock area today and Friday
The Lubbock region is expected to see partly cloudy skies with a rise toward the upper 50s to 60s today and into the middle 60s Friday. Tonight’s low will be in the mid 30s with westerly winds at 10 to 20 mph and no precipitation through Friday.
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