Peace pact talks seen stalled by ambiguities in draft
A source close to the South Vietnamese delegation says negotiations through third countries to clarify points in the US North Vietnam draft peace agreement are underway with France and the Soviet Union likely as go betweens. Key issues include North Vietnamese forces in South Vietnam, the National Council wording, election terms, cease fire supervision, and North Vietnamese military limits. President Nixon urged unity with Thieu as Hanoi accused Washington of dragging out the war.
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Smith blames Connally in Texas broadcast for McGovern support
Gov. Smith in a prepared TV program backed George McGovern and accused former Gov. Connally of turning Republican for greener pastures. He urged Texans to abandon unfulfilled Republican promises and vote the Democratic ticket, targeting Connally for reneging on Democratic roots. The remarks aired at 7 20 p m with advance copies released.
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Weather and politics notes from regional sections
The snippet lists weather advisories in Lubbock noting severe blizzard or snow squall terms as temperatures fall. It references Nixon McGovern debate lines, Texas voters and district choices, Allende with cabinet, and various section-page markers such as editorials, market reports, farming, arts, menus, church news, horoscopes, and a humor entry on middle age.
Watchman Slain Man Nabbed Here
A police pursuit ended with a Negro man, 28, arrested after fleeing beneath a railroad car during a pursuit that began in the 800 block alley. Elderly nightwatchman Joseph Moore, 63, of Sinton, was found shot with a .38 slug at the Lubbock Cotton Oil Mill. Vending machines had minor theft.
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U S Won t Attempt Indian Evacuation
Negotiations between militant Indians occupying the Bureau of Indian Affairs delayed for 12 hours as an Interior Department spokesman said the government would not try to evict the protesters who have held the building for two days. The Indians accepted a offer of beds in the interdepartmental auditorium and at a YMCA but would not relinquish the seizure. Russell Means said they would resist if federal marshals move in. Warpaint and readiness for battle were noted among protesters.
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Prayer for Sabbath Day Devotion
A reader offers a blessing thanking God for observing another Sabbath. The prayer asks to merit divine love in all actions during the day and ends with Amen.
Johnson appeals for turnout at SWTU rededication
Former President Lyndon B. Johnson urged strong voter turnout in the upcoming general election during a brief speech at Southwestern Texas State University in San Marcos. He did not reference candidates, though he had endorsed the Democratic ticket earlier and hosted McGovern and Shriver at his LAT Ranch nearby.
Lubbock Eyes Faster Ambulance Service With More Training
City officials plan a quicker emergency ambulance system in Lubbock with four dedicated units and 24 hour response. The plan could require tax funding and multi location stationing to reduce response times as Aid Ambulance faces high demand on crashes and limited capacity.
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Frontlash and coattails shape looming county race in Texas
In a high stakes election close to polls, Frontlash may pull Democratic voters to vote straight Democratic tickets while Nixon's hoped landslide tests down ballot races. Locally Charles Townsend seeks to ride a Republican banner into the Lubbock County Commissioners Court seat held by Arch Lamb, with 18 to 21 year olds a potential swing group. About 100 340 registered voters include 20 080 aged 18 21. Precinct 1 backs VOTER Page 1.
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Truck Crash in South Africa Kills Eighteen Africans
A South Africa road tragedy left eighteen Africans dead and forty four injured when a heavy truck veered off a road near Greytown. Police said twenty four of the injured were in serious condition and the driver, the only uninjured occupant, was arrested.
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Enemies Turn Swords Into Love in UN Minute Tale
A fragment from a World War II style dispatch recounts a UN meeting where a young Arab official in a red dress drew attention amid a bored committee of racism and human rights. The scene centers on a cryptic plaques and whispered questions about Arab representation.
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Write-Ins Spice Up South Plains Campaigns
Voter turnout is anticipated in the South Plains for the general election with one congressional race and multiple state and local contests. The 13th Congressional District showdown features incumbents Graham Purcell and Bob Price amid district realignments, while the 66th District race includes Phil Cates in a heated contest.
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Landslide Foreseen By GOP Landslide Foreseen By GOP
Voters face a choice of the century between President Nixon and Democratic challenger George McGovern. Polls show Nixon ahead and many see a national landslide, while McGovern argues polls misread momentum and cites hopes for a late shift. The race centers on peace in Vietnam and turnout as voting starts at 18.
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Lubbock Weather Forecast Announces Clouds and Wind
In Lubbock and vicinity expect increasing cloudiness and windy mild weather today with showers tonight. Daytime highs reach the upper 70s and overnight lows in the mid 70s with a chance of showers later.
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