Earth Tremor Shakes Large US Area Across States
An earthquake centered in southern Illinois rattled 23 states with a magnitude around 5.5. Buildings swayed for about ten seconds and tremors were reported from Missouri to the Carolinas with minor damage in scattered locations. The epicenter was 120 miles east of St. Louis near the Indiana line.
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Tech Ghost Rises To Plague Frogs At Jones Stadium
Tenas Tech's Red Raiders rallied from a 14 point deficit to defeat Texas Christian 28 14 in a dramatic comeback at Jones Stadium. The win comes after 17 Crimson players were sidelined by illness before the crucial meeting with the invaders. See RAIDERS Page 11.
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At A Glance Today In The A J Lubbock Area
A summary of the Lubbock area sections lists full houses for The Taming of The Shrew at Tech Page 12 and public school invitations on Page 15. It notes wedding stories of yesteryear, birth control advances, Armistice Day reflections, and various features across sections I to F.
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Tech Dads Parade On Campus In Football Showdown
Tech campus hosted Dads from across the nation for a game where the Red Raiders aimed to unseat the TCU Horned Frogs and reclaim the trophy saddle. Pregame ceremonies honored three members of the Tech Dads Association, including Raymond Houston the youngest dad present and other honorees.
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Two Women Injured as Driver Dies in Intersection Crash
A collision at the South University Avenue and SM 1585 intersection near Lubbock killed 66-year-old Olden Everet Byrd Sr. and critically injured Anna Marie Chatman 19 and Lydia Corona 41. The incident closed the roadway as investigators worked the scene.
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Anna Marie Chatman
Lydia Corona
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Tornadoes Strike Florida as Severe Storms Hit Tampa Bay Area
A developing storm system hammered Florida with tornadoes and heavy rain. Florida’s Tampa Bay region faced multiple twisters causing widespread home damage while Orlando reported funnel activity and a waterspout near West Palm Beach.
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West Palos Beach
Tesans
Panhandle
Texas
South Plains
College costs to climb as survey tracks rising fees
AAP report based on a study by the National Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges shows four-fifths of state colleges and universities raising tuition and fees. The survey notes an average 1160 dollars in tuition, room, and board, up 2 percent from 1965, with out-of-state students paying about 6 percent more and local DC residents at Federal City College paying 20 dollars per quarter.
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Trio Arrested In Brooklyn Over Nixon Plot
A Yemeni immigrant shipping clerk Ahmed Rageh Namer 46 and his sons Abdo 20 and Hussin 20 were arrested in Brooklyn on suspicion of a plot to assassinate President-elect Richard Nixon. Police seized arms and knives in their Ed Pam residence as detectives questioned relatives. two nephews were released.
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Abdo Ahmed Namer
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New York Section
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Miller Avenue
Polier
Namer
Abdo Zandani
Ali
Pam
Nixon
Key Biscayne
Fla
Niger
U.S
Tad
Naimer
Abdo
Yermen
Mideast
Prayer on Victory and Perseverance Remains Encouraging
A brief devotional note echoes gratitude for divine promise and strength amid suffering. The text urges objective view of trials and preserves an emphasis on anticipated joy, attributed to a Dinimitt Reader.
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Dinimitt
Disappearance and sanity ruling in Widinoff case
Dr Harold Widinoff, central figure in El Paso shootings, says litigation ended after a jury found him sane. Officials contest the ruling and maintain commitment to Rusk State Hospital pending appeal. Widinoff walked away from a Cherokee County hearing and says he did not escape.
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Paso
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Avalanche Journal
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Eedinove
Nixon To Meet Monday With President Rusk On Vietnam
President elect Richard Nixon announced a Monday meeting with President Johnson and Secretary of State Dean Rusk to discuss Vietnam peace talks. No firm decisions would be announced until after conferring with Johnson and Bush, with implications for a broader White House staff alignment involving Vice President Agnew.
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