Crisis Apparently Calmed By King Crisis
King Hussein of Jordan appeared to quell the Palestine guerrilla crisis through force and negotiation after two days of clashes. At least 52 people were reported killed as government troops clashed with dissidents among the common people.
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Amman
Jordan
Hussein
Palestine
Israel
Victory Phalanges
Rahiat Abou Gharbieh
Gharbich
Palestine Liberation Organization
Royal Palace
Seven Auto Burglaries Reported on Texas Tech Campus
Police investigated a series of car burglaries on the Texas Tech campus with seven student victims reporting thefts late Tuesday into Wednesday. Items stolen include tape decks, a diamond engagement ring, a wallet with $25, and auto accessories valued around $80.
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Texas Tech
Lubbock
Tech Traffic Security Office
Rebecca Mims
Chitwood Hall
Richard Johnson
Murdough Hall
Douglas Brown
Weymouth Plall
Ato
David Martindale
Jones
Chitwood Thal
Jack Keen
Auburn St
Berry N. Pickett
Weymouth Hall
Jones” Stadium
Soldiers at Ft Hood choose burgers over set meals
Army cooks at Ft Hood tested a menu offering hamburgers fries hot dogs and chicken to about the 1st Armored Division. About 94 percent of the men preferred short orders over the usual no choice Sunday meals. The post's menu board approved continuation of the order.
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FT. Hood
Elalite de la Mansion
1St Armored Division
Third Man Charged In Crosby County Burglary Probe
Crosby County deputies arrested Jimmy Dickson 17 of Lubbock in Crosbyton on burglary charges after an investigation into burglaries across five South Plains counties. Alvin Sprinfield 18 of Lubbock and Jack Mahon 46 of Petersburg were jailed in Crosby County on similar charges. Detectives recovered about 5000 dollars in stolen goods from Mahon's home, including TVs radios appliances rifles clothing silverware cameras and other items.
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Crosbyton
Crosby County
South Plains
Fletcher Stark
Bill Taylor
Petersburg
Lubbock
Crosby
Lynn
Hockley
Lamb County
Jimmy Dickson
Alvin Clayton Spr
Infield
Jack Mahon
Springfield
Mahon
Justice of the Peace
Delbert B. Eaton
Abernathy
Stark
Taylor
Heart Transplant Patient Loses Kalamazoo Election
CAP Philip T. Barnum first Michigan heart transplant recipient, ran for Kalamazoo County Board of Supervisors but trails with 1 653 votes to Glen R. Haney 3 080. Barnum, age 49 and an accountant, recuperates at University of Michigan Hospital after his Sept 19 transplant.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Philip T. Barnum
Michigan
Dripless Ice Cream Cone Debuts in South Africa
South Africa eyes Len Miller's dripless ice cream cone patent as prototype moulds are produced in Italy. The inventor and business executive's innovation aims to prevent melt messes during consumption.
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Johannesburg
Len Miller
Italy
Morning Edition Subscription Rates Listed for Lubbock Journal
An advertisement details home delivery pricing for the Lubbock Avalanche Journal. Rates are shown for Morning, Evening, Sunday, and combinations with quantities for 6 months and 1 year. Additional note mentions second class postage paid at Lubbock Texas.
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Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Sun
Avenue J
Lubbock
Texas
E En Mats
Lubbovk. Tex
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