Presidential Candidate Boren Addresses Lubbock Banquet
James II Boren of Washington DC, a noted bureaucrat and authority on dynamic in action, pitched a campaign for the presidency at a Gifford Hill-Western awards banquet in Lubbock. He traced his career from Arlington psychology teaching to roles in state and federal service.
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Mike Read
Avalanche-Journal
James II, Boren
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Washington, D.C
United States
Lubbock
Gifford Hill - Western
Koko Palace
Boren
Wichita Falls
Arlington
Texas Department of Agriculture
Ralph Yarborough
Department of State
Alliance For Progress
Pay Rule Stakes In Auto Industry Pay Increases
The Pay Board and Cost of Living Council reexamine an exemption on price increases for the auto industry and other sectors. The review centers on whether wage and price adjustments should be permitted before government approval, with the exemption framed as an equity measure.
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Prine Commission
C. Jackson Grayson
Cost of Living Council
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Associated
Senate votes down delay in Social Security tax hike
The Senate rejected a plan to postpone next year’s 3 billion Social Security tax increase, voting 41 to 25. Deferring the rise would hinder a potential 1972 benefits boost for about 26 million retirees, while current law taxes higher earners more. The session also spared Nixon’s investment tax credit from a strict cap, affecting major corporations and tax cuts.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
Congress
Nixon
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin
Nelson
Today in Lubbock and world events briefed
Lubbock police stage narcotic and burglary raids with at least 12 suspects taken. Trial begins Nov 29 for Dallas attorney Leon Horton charged with stock fraud. Louis Hoerr returns from the war on crutches. Connally back from Japan says world monetary crisis could continue. Washoe the chimp lives in Reno and signs hundreds of words. Irish gunmen bomb Bel fast hotel and plant, then battle British troops. France to buy back jets sold to Israel. Vietnamese vow to keep fighting while U.S. troops stay in Vietnam.
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Lubbock
Mariner 9 Achieves Mars Orbit Amid Soviet Probe Countdown
Mariner 9 reached Mars orbit Saturday in a flawless 8:50 p.m. CST insertion after a 15 minute 15 second burn, topping Mars every 12 hours 37 minutes at 869 miles altitude. Moscow reports two larger Soviet probes on the way, planning unmanned Martian landings within two weeks as U.S. mission seeks life clues.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mariner 9
Mars
Camputer
Cape Kennedy
Albert R. Hibbs
Martian
United States
Soviet Union
Russia
Moscow
U.S
Earth
Prayer Exhorts Self-Examination and Forgiveness
A reader offers a humble petition asking Heavenly Father to forgive self deception and hypocrisy in faith and to grant grace for doing more than currently done.
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Heavenly Father
Spring Like Readings Warm Area With Record Highs
Highs across the region set consecutive records with Lubbock reaching 82 degrees on Friday and Saturday posting a new record 83. The warm spell surpassed the 1959 date’s 79 degree mark, with forecasts for more sun and upper 70s and no rain on the South Plains.
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Jubbock
Lubbock
South Plains
U S Bent on Deporting Woman
A Lubbock family fights a bureaucratic battle as Georgina Bowman, Panama born wife of Bobby Bowman, faces deportation for immigration violations. Bowman seeks a legal path to permanent residence while immigration authorities cite preclusion and urge visa processing abroad.
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Perry Flippin
Avalanchhe Journal
Lubbock
U.S
Bobby Bowmans
37Th Street
Bowman
Georgina
Bowmans
Panama
U.S. Army
Liana
ILS
George J. Mahon
Washington
Bobby Bowman
Miners End 44 day Strike With Three Year Pact
United Mine Workers Union approves a three year contract ending a 44 day strike that tied up 100 060 coal miners and expected a return to work Monday. In New York UPI reporter Jay Harris notes Texas Tech defeats Bayter’s Bears 27 0 at Jones Stadium as the crowd salutes Old Glory and a patriotic halftime pageant.
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UPI
United Mine Workers Union
Jay Harris
Avalanche Journal
Jones Stadium
Texas Tech
Reel Raiders
Jin Carten
Red Raiders
Bayter
Bears
New Orleans
Dean Willson
Taiderland
America
Ambushes Kill South Vietnamese Militia in Mekong Delta
In Bac Lieu Province the Viet Cong ambushed a South Vietnamese militia and a government battalion, killing seven militiamen and wounding others. Two Viet Cong were reported killed as clashes continued into Saturday.
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Lthe Commmunist
Mekong Delta
Washington council weighs med school funding request
The Washington council weighs an $83 million medical school project amid hospital affiliation talks between Feet and Methodist Heespu Fal. Negotiations for accreditation and temporary housing for first-year students are underway, with no decision expected for weeks.
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Welle Che
THEW
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Murry
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Advisory Council
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